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In 2002, the day after Charlton Heston revealed that he likely had Alzheimer's disease, he was in high spirits, flying from Los Angeles to Utah with his close friend Tony Makris. "He looked at me and said, 'Why so glum, pal—you feel bad for me?'" Makris recalls. "I said, 'Yes,' and he said, 'Don't. I got to be Charlton Heston for almost 80 years. That's more than fair.'"
On April 5, at age 84, Heston passed away from Alzheimer's-related complications. The actor, whose resounding voice and Olympian presence made him the archetypal screen-epic star, died peacefully at his Beverly Hills home. By Heston's bedside were Lydia, 85, his wife of 64 years; their son Fraser, 53, a producer-director; and daughter Holly, 46, an events planner. "They knew it was coming," Makris says. "It was as nice as can be expected. A good Scottish send-off."
And a quiet end to an often turbulent life. In his five-decade film career, the 6'3" Heston portrayed the likes of Ben-Hur, Moses and Taylor, the angry hero of Planet of the Apes. But he became almost as well known for his outspoken politics, chiefly as president of the National Rifle Association from 1998 to 2003—he proclaimed that if gun control advocates wished to take away his firearms, they'd have to pry them "from my cold, dead hands." Like his friend Ronald Reagan, Heston was a onetime liberal—he'd marched with Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and backed both John and Robert Kennedy—who later made a sharp right turn.
Though he was a sometime firebrand in public, colleagues remember "Chuck" as unfailingly gracious. "The sweetest man in the world, kind and thoughtful to all the cast and crew," says actor Robert Vaughn, an extra in 1956's The Ten Commandments, in which Heston famously parted the Red Sea. While filming a shower scene for the 1973 sci-fi film Soylent Green, "the shower was coming down in a stream that wasn't right for the photography," recalls costar Leigh Taylor-Young. "I said, 'Maybe you could part the shower.' He gave me a gentle giant smile."
It's hard to believe the larger-than-life Heston was ever "a nerd, before the word had even been invented," as he described himself in his 1995 autobiography. Raised in Michigan and Illinois, he won an acting scholarship in 1941 to Northwestern University, where he met Lydia. How did their marriage last? As Heston told PEOPLE in 1998, "Remember ... three little words: 'I was wrong.'"
After World War II service in the Aleutian Islands, Heston went to New York City, won a key part on Broadway in Antony and Cleopatra and set off for Hollywood, where he got his blockbuster break. Driving off the Paramount lot, he gave filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille a jaunty wave. "I liked the way he waved," DeMille told an aide. "We'd better have him in."
That led to Heston's breakout role in DeMille's Oscar-winning The Greatest Show on Earth, starting his run as the epic king; he won the Best Actor Oscar for 1959's Ben-Hur. Heston, who acted well into his 70s, also donned modern dress, including in Orson Welles' noir thriller Touch of Evil and his TV stint as a family patriarch in the Dynasty spinoff The Colbys. "He'd have everyone over for barbecues," recalls John James, who played his son. "He went out of his way to put people at ease."
For the antigun documentary Bowling for Columbine, Heston was interviewed by Michael Moore. The director's confrontational approach unsettled the actor, and ultimately Heston terminated the interview, politely rose and left the room. "That," says his Three Musketeers costar Richard Chamberlain, "was heartbreaking."
In August 2002 Heston released a video statement, announcing that he had "symptoms consistent with Alzheimer's disease." Pals say his decline was inexorable. "He just went slowly away," Makris says of Heston, who will be buried April 12 in a small, private service. To many, though, he will always live on through his epic movies. "What a legacy he has left us," says James. "His films are timeless. What a wonderful life."
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21 years old is not old for a prospect. He has had opportunity at the NHL level, and performed well as a rookie, and was sent down because he needed more than 4th line minutes to develop. You have no clue whatsoever if you think a 21 year old developing is too old and a "bust".
If we're talking about guys from some swedish tier 3 league or Jr. A / College, then no, 21 isn't old. When we're talking about guys at the top of their draft class, then yes, 21 is quite old to be earning a permanent spot in the NHL.
I'm not saying they are busts at this point, but they're certainly close, and have definitely lost some potential wasting away in the minors. , If Kadri/Paajarvi aren't playing in the NHL as soon as it's back, they will be busts. There's nothing left to learn for them in the AHL, and if they haven't developed enough to contribute at the NHL at this point, it's unlikely they're ever going to develop enough to contribute anywhere near what a team would expect of them given their draft position.
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The 2016 Copa America Centenario field is officially set after Friday's two remaining spots in the competition were decided.
In the first of the two fixtures to kick off from Panama City, second half substitute Pascal Millien scored Haiti's lone goal, which proved to be enough to top Trinidad & Tobago.
With the Copa America Centenario right around the corner, CONCACAF released therosters on Monday for the four sides still vying for the competition's final two positions.
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The final rounds of the 2015 CONCACAF U-20 Championship's Group B brought a few surprises. Austin Fido recaps...
Group B's denouement was not quite as dramatic as that of Group A, but we got some surprises, some of the better goals of the tournament so far, and the schedule for the final round of the competition.
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Four wins from the first seven matches played at Brazil 2014 has created a lot of buzz for CONCACAF. Best ever tournament for the region? We don't know yet. While we wait, Austin Fido brings alittle history of CONCACAF performancesat the World Cup.
The USA got their easiest and biggest win of the 2015 Gold Cup on Saturday afternoon in Baltimore againsta depleted Cuba in the quarterfinal. The final score? 6-0 to the Americans.
Stiffer tests are to come, but for now, the US can enjoy a big day.
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Brad Guzan, 7 – Easy night for the American #1, who had little to do but did it well.
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The Gold Cup stakes are higher now for the USMNT in today's quarterfinal against Cuba.
The United States will be heavily favored in today's Gold Cup quarterfinal against Cuba. The reputations of the two countries in the soccer world would lend that expectation anyway, but in this competition the gap has been made clear.
It's time for the US to start playing up to its full potential. The time for experimenting and messing around is over. It's the knockout rounds where one slip up can send you home early. After an unconvincing group stage (not unlike the USWNT at the Women's World Cup) the US has a chance to really prove that they are the kings of CONCACAF.
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While the Gold Cup is starting a month later than usual, the meaning for this confederation remains the same: who is the big dog between Mexico and the United States.
Maybe the other nations in this region will feel aggrieved by that statement, but the results are clear. Since the tournament's inception, Canada (in the year 2000) is the only other nation to have hoisted the Cup.
The 13th CONCACAF Gold Cup is set to kick off on July 7 and will conclude on July 26 with the winner granted a spot in the Confederation's Cup in 2017, the summer before the next World Cup.
This year's tournament features 12 teams from across CONCACAF and are split into three groups of four.
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The U.S. Men's National Team advanced to the 2015 CONCACAF Gold Cup semifinals with a 6-0 victory over Cuba at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, MD on Saturday evening. Clint Dempsey extended his Gold Cup goals lead with a hat trick, while Gyassi Zardes, Aron Johannsson, and Omar Gonzalez also scored.
Easy as can be for the USMNT.
The United States Men's National Team continued their march to Philadelphia on Saturday, as they thumped a crisis-stricken Cuba. A depleted Cuba side was hit with a 6-0 scoreline for the second time in the 2015 Gold Cup.
In the fourth minute, right back Timmy Chandler cut onto his left foot before sending in a cross, one that Clint Dempsey headed home with ease.
Despite an early scare from the visitors, the United States men's national team rebounded to defeat Cuba soundily, 4-1, in their second group match of the 2013 Gold Cup in Sandy, Utah. Red hot Chris Wondo(w)lowski powered the Nats with a brace, while Joe Coruna produced a stunning strike from outside the box, and Landon Donovan started the route with a late first half penalty kick.
It's mid-afternoon madness! Perhaps not "mad", but more likely "delightful" if you're sitting at one of 87 American Outlaws chapter bars and they happen to have nice patio (like FBM HQ's Austin.... Cuatros!). Even if you're trapped indoors there's nothing like a little afternoon soccer delight to make anyone's day.
Last night I was writing a preview of the Gold Cup quarterfinal between the US and Cuba. For Cuba, it was mainly focused on Ariel Martinez, their forward with a solid left foot who was causing a lot of problems for Guatemala from set pieces and whose pass set up Cuba's only goal of the tournament so far.
The New York Cosmos announced they will play a historic friendly against the Cuban national team, which will be played in Havana on June 2.
Only three months after President Barack Obama and his Cuban counterpart Raul Castro agreed to restore diplomatic ties which were severed 54 years ago, the Cosmos announced plans to be the first professional American sports team since Major League Baseball's Baltimore Orioles in 1978 to play in Cuba.
The Islanders' center back will represent his native Bermuda against Cuba.
The Harrisburg City Islanders' Dante Leverock will be with the Bermudian National Team as they face off against Cuba tonight in a 2017 Gold Cup Qualifying match. Leverock will look to add to his four caps and one goal for Bermuda, who are currently ranked 164th by FIFA.
It was eight years ago that Osvaldo Alonso casually walked out of a Houston-area Walmart and started a new life. The decision to defect from Cuba was not one he took lightly, as it meant that he may never see his friends and family again.
That he established himself as one of the top players in MLS and became a U.
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Mother Nature, along with millions of online fans, were on endurance swimmer Diana Nyad's side during her successful 103 mile swim from Cuba to Florida. It was Nyad's fifth attempt at the historic distance and when she approached the shore of Smathers Beach in Key West, Florida, shortly before 2 p.
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Abu Dhabi is planning to award $50 billion worth of new projects in 2014 (File Archive)
Abu Dhabi will spend $346 billion in various sectors during 2013-2020, an official said.
Speaking at the UAE Outlook 2014, Shorooq Al Zaabi from the Department of Economic Development Abu Dhabi said that the emirate was expected to award $50 billion worth of new projects. In addition, the garden city of Al Ain will see a projects spree of $10 billion.
In 2013, Abu Dhabi announced a Dh330 billion development expenditure for 2013-2017.
The Abu Dhabi Municipality is planning to turn the capital into a smart city through 12,000 Smart Streets. The Abu Dhabi fund for Development's capital size has already been doubled to $4 billion last year and its scope now includes the UAE, which will also see the development of education, health, water, irrigation and agriculture.
Abu Dhabi is expecting to see a slide in oil prices to $103 a barrel, down on the average $109 a barrel. The emirate is forecasting a gross domestic product of 4.3 per cent down from 6.6 per cent in 2013. The non-oil economic growth is forecast to grow to 11.2 per cent in 2014 from 10.3 per cent in 2013. Inflation will further ease to 1.6 per cent in the year from 2.2 per cent in 2013.
Meanwhile, Sami Al Qamzi, director general, Dubai Department of Economic Development, said that Dubai's economy has proved its resilience and shown remarkable growth appetite in the last two years.
"GDP growth indeed accelerated in the years 2012-2013, averaging nearly 4.7 per cent per year, which was a good performance in view of persistent recovery problems in the EU and the slowdown in emerging countries," he said.
The chief sectors leading growth in Dubai have been the tourism, trade, transportation, logistics and communication sectors; with construction and real estate lagging behind until recently. In the last two years, Dubai has consolidated its position as a regional hub for services and goods and a major destination for international visitors, leading to double-digit growth in the hospitality sector for the second consecutive year.
"We expect growth to remain steady, at about 4.7 per cent in 2014, with likely acceleration in the following years, as Dubai gears up for Expo 2020 and the global economic environment improves," the director general said.
"Expo 2020 will indeed be a growth accelerator," he added.
While Dubai is already recognised as an international hub for trade, investment and transportation, gearing up for the Expo will consolidate this position in the eyes of the local business community and potential international investors, Al Qamzi said.
As for the direct effects of the Expo, he said: "We expect the increase in investment, event-related infrastructure and other activities to accelerate the pace of GDP growth between 2015 and 2021."
Dubai's economic strategy aims at two objectives: expansion at a healthy pace and increasing diversification, which is the second theme the forum will address.
"It is through diversification and balanced growth that we can improve the economy's resilience to external or sector-specific shocks. Dubai has made major strides in diversification, from a narrow trade base to a wide range of activities, mainly services but also manufacturing and real estate," Al Qamzi said.
"The Government is keen to prevent any overheating in the real estate market and has already taken measures to discourage speculative behaviour and prevent undesirable effects on the banking sector."
At the federal level, the Central Bank has strengthened macro-prudential regulation through caps on loan-to-value and debt-service-to-income ratios, while at the local level, the government has increased the fee on real estate transactions from two to four per cent.
"We expect such measures to be effective in discouraging speculation and encouraging long-term acquisition of real estate," Al Qamzi said.
Over the years, the Government of Dubai laid the ground for diversified growth by investing in a world-class infrastructure that could support a wide range of activities. It also led development and showed the way to the private sector in many directly productive activities.
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When you start using Microsoft Excel, the most basic skills you'll need are creating, opening, and saving workbooks. In this movie, I'll demonstrate how to perform these three tasks, and to control how Excel opens, creates, and saves your files. When you're ready to open a file, you have three options. The first is on the menu system, and you can open a file by clicking on File and then Open. When you do, you'll get the Open dialog box. If you prefer, you can click the Open button on the toolbar, which is here.
When you do, you click it, and you get the Open dialog box again. Finally, if you prefer to use keyboard shortcuts, which many people do, you can open the Open dialog box with the sequence Command+O, and that displays the dialog box again. You can then navigate within the dialog, in this case I'll just go to Exercise Files, we're in Chapter02, and the file I want to open is filemng, here. You see your preview, and then click Open, and the file appears. So that's how you open a workbook using the basic method, but lets say that you have a lot of files that you could open and you want to limit the number of files that are displayed within your dialog box.
You can do that by opening the Open dialog box, and I will press Command+O to do that. You can limit the types of files that are displayed by clicking the Enable list button, which is here. When you click it, you can select which types of documents you want to open, so, for example, anything Excel can read, anything created in Microsoft Office, be that in Word, in PowerPoint, or whatever, as long as Excel can read it, all Excel files, which would exclude things such as text files that Excel can read, or you can do different types of files: Excel Templates, Text Files, and so on.
You also have options in how you open a workbook. In many cases, you'll just want to open the original copy of the workbook. Like I did earlier, I opened my filemng file, and in there I had my Cash on Hand Tracking and other data. If I want to work with that file, I can just open the original copy. On the other hand, if I want to open, say a copy of it, or if I want to open it read-only without allowing for edits, then I can click the Open list button, and I can either open a copy, or I can open the file in read-only status. If you open a file read-only, that means that you can only read the data; you can't make any changes to it.
So those options are available. I won't actually go through them right now, but I hope you'll remember them in case you need them later. If you want to close the Open dialog box without opening a file, you can click Cancel. So that's how you open a workbook, but let's say that you want to create a new workbook. There are a couple of ways to do that. You can either do it by clicking the New Workbook button on the toolbar, or you can press the key sequence Command+N. When you do, Excel creates a new workbook. New workbooks have one worksheet, as you can see here, unless you change the option for that in the Preferences dialog box.
If you work with users on the Windows side, for example, if they're using Excel 2007 or Excel 2003, their workbooks will typically contain three worksheets. I haven't done any work in this workbook, so I'll just click the close button to get rid of it. Let's say that you have made a change to an existing workbook, so let's edit the text here in cell A1. To do that, I will just delete the word 'Tracking,' so that it says Cash on Hand, and press Return. Now that I have made a change, I can save that change, and again, there are three ways to do it, depending upon your preference.
You can either click File and Save, which will save it, you can click this Save toolbar button, or you can press the key sequence, Command+S. Now let's say that you create a new workbook, which I'll do now by pressing Command+N, and you make a change to it and want to save it. So, I'll say Cash on Hand. Now that I have made a change, I want to save the workbook, so I'll press Command+S, and instead of getting the Save dialog box, I get what's called the Save As dialog box.
The Save As dialog box is very similar to the Open dialog shown earlier, in that you can select the folder, file name, and file type. So lets say that in this case I will save it as Cash2, and I want to save it in a folder. In this case, I will save it in Chapter02, and I will save it in the standard format, which is an Excel workbook. When I am ready to save, I can click the Save button, and Excel creates a workbook. Now let's say that I wanted to create a separate copy of this workbook under a new name.
To do that, I will need to open the Save As dialog box again, but if I were to press Ctrl+S, Excel simply saves this workbook; it doesn't open the Save As dialog box. To open the Save As dialog box, you can either click File > Save As, which is the method I prefer, or you can press Command+Shift+S. If you prefer the keyboard, then that is a quick way to do it: Command+Shift+S and you get the Save As dialog box. You can now change the name of the file, say I call it Cash3, everything else - the place, and the workbook format - remains the same.
I can click Save, and you'll see that the title bar on this workbook has changed to display the file name Cash3. Excel gives you a great deal of control over how you open, save, and create workbooks. In addition to the options available to you in the Open and Save As dialogs, you can start these processes by clicking the toolbar button, selecting a menu option, or by pressing a keyboard shortcut. Feel free to use the method you're most comfortable with.
- Customizing the Ribbon
- Formatting worksheets, cells, and cell data
- Sorting and filtering data
- Working with formulas
- Detecting formula errors
- Creating charts
- Importing data
- Inserting objects and graphics
- Using PivotTables
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Cusick's Corner 02-25-2013 After Hours Gold, GLD, bounced in spite of a weak Euro, FXE, weak Equities, SPX, and strong Dollar. What is interesting is that this shiny metal typically is correlated to the Euro and today it is bucking the trend. This will have to be watched closely, let's see if the Metals start to re-correlate soon. Outside of the Metals, the Commodity complex is also under pressure from the Dollar strength, UUP, and if this continues then this could be tough for the longs. This move was not one most would see today, but has to be respected after the grind that we have been in for the last month. See you Midday. Stock market averages moved higher early Monday, but the rally fizzled and then sizeable losses were suffered on concerns about elections overseas. With no domestic economic news scheduled until home sales and consumer confidence tomorrow morning, some of the early focus was on the turmoil in Europe. Indeed, the euro took a decided turn for the worse against the dollar amid increasing uncertainty surrounding elections in Italy. According to the most recent reports, a hung parliament seems to be the most likely outcome from the elections and that, in turn, could potentially get in the way of unpopular reform policies designed to offer stability to the Eurozone. The euro, which had traded north of 1.33 early, was recently down to 1.305 against the buck. Treasury bonds finished sharply higher and gold gained $21.7 to $1594.5 amid flight safety buying. Crude oil is down 27 cents to $92.86. On Wall Street, the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 216 points and the NASDAQ dropped 45.6 points.Bullish Texas Instruments (TXN) slid 45 cents to $33.37 and eased of the 52-week highs seen early in the day amid weakness in the broader market to start the week. Options volume on the chipmaker was 4.5X the daily average. 43,000 calls and 6,850 puts traded on Texas Instruments today. The top trade was a 22,500-contract block of January 35 calls for $2.50 per contract when the market was $2.41 to $2.50. The hefty block of calls traded on the all-electronic International Securities Exchange and data from ISE indicate an investor bought the calls, to open a new position. At the end of the day, more than 35,000 contracts traded. The high volume in upside calls on TXN comes amid no news on the stock today and ahead of the company's mid-quarter update, due out on March 7. Bullish trading was also seen in Home Away (AWAY), Legg Mason (LM), and Barnes and Noble (BKS).Bearish Morgan Stanley (MS) dropped $1.55 to $22.03 amid active trading of 29 million shares and options volume was 4X the daily average. In addition, put activity trounced call volume by a ratio of nearly ten-to-one. 203,000 puts and 21,000 calls traded on the investment bank today. One of the top trades was a spread, in which the investor bought 20,700 May 22 puts on the stock for $1.44 and sold 20,700 April 17 puts at 14 cents. The Apr 17 - May 22 put spread, for $1.40, might roll a position from April to May and/or it might reflect the view that MS might fall below $22 through the May expiry, but probably not drop to less than $17 through mid-April. Bearish trading was also seen in Kimberly Clark (KMB), Tyson Food (TSN), and Apollo Group (APOL).Index Trading Implied volatility was moving sharply higher across much of the options market Monday. The S&P 500 Index (.SPX) lost 27.75 points to 1,487.85 and CBOE Volatility Index (.VIX), which tracks the expected volatility priced into SPX options, surged 4.82 points, or nearly 35 percent, to 18.99. Meanwhile, the NASDAQ Volatility Index (.VXN) rallied 3.67 to 19.35 and implied volatility on the Dow, as measured by the Dow Jones Volatility Index (.VXD) rose 4.01 to 16.72. While much of the market's decline and subsequent increase in volatility were being attributed to problems in Europe, anxiety levels might be escalating a bit ahead of the March 1 sequestration deadline in Washington as well.ETF Action Volume surged in the exchange-traded fund market place Monday. Total share volume in all ETFs (with listed options) was 1.3 million and significantly greater than the 877 million recent daily average. Meanwhile, 3.3 million calls and 5.1 million puts traded across the SPDR 500 Trust (SPY), iShares Small Cap Fund (IWM) and other products. The 8.4 million contracts is significantly more than the 5.2 million contracts of average daily volume seen during the past month, according to Trade Alert data. SPY, which is the exchange-traded fund that tracks the S&P 500, lost $2.89 to $149 per share and the thirteen most actively traded options across the entire market were SPY options contracts. Weekly 152 calls, which expire 3/1, topped the list. 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What other names is Tagetes known by?African Marigold, Aztec Marigold, Big Marigold, Chinchilla Enana, Dwarf Marigold, Œillet d'Inde, French Marigold, Genda, Huacatay, Mexican Marigold, Muster John Henry, Rose d'Inde, Saffron Marigold, Souci Africain, Souci Aztèque, Souci Français, Souci Mexicain, Stinking-Roger, Tagète, Tagetes erecta, Tagetes glandulifera, Tagetes minuta, Tagetes patula, Tagette, Zandu.
What is Tagetes?Tagetes is a plant. The parts that grow above the ground are used to make medicine.
Tagetes is used for digestive tract problems including poor appetite, gas, stomach pain, colic, intestinal worms, and dysentery. It is also used for coughs, colds, mumps, fluid retention, and sore eyes; and causing sweating.
Women use tagetes to start menstruation, treat sore breasts (mastitis), and protect against miscarriage.
People sometimes apply the LEAVES directly to the skin for treating sores and ulcers. The FLOWERS are used as a mosquito repellent. The JUICE of the leaves is put on the skin for treating eczema. The OIL is put on the skin for treating wound maggots.
In foods and beverages, tagetes is used as a flavor component.
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During your pregnancy, you may be asking yourself whether you should breastfeed or bottle-feed your child. There are advantages to both, and you may even want to use both. Splitting feeding duties with your partner or another caretaker is hard to accomplish without bottle-feeding, even if you want to feed your child naturally most of the time.
However, studies suggest that breastfeeding may be helpful to your long-term health. A recent study from the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease highlighted a possible link between breastfeeding and Alzheimer's. Your insulin tolerance decreases during fetal development, but breastfeeding replenishes your ability to cope with the hormone. Because of Alzheimer's disease's association with insulin resistance, experts believe that women who don't breastfeed may have trouble coping with it later in life. Doctors involved in the study also thought that the amount of progesterone lost during breastfeeding may be beneficial, as the body produces more during pregnancy.
What the study found
Notably, the Alzheimer's study only surveyed 81 British mothers between ages 71 and 100, both those with and without the disease. While this is less than the number of people usually used in research, the scientists involved felt that the strong link between Alzheimer's and breastfeeding is too hard to ignore. They discovered that women who breastfed and had a longer breastfeeding history had a lower risk of Alzheimer's, while women with a higher ratio of the time they were pregnant in comparison to the time they spent breastfeeding had an increased risk of Alzheimer's.
For many mothers, the issue of breastfeeding is not an issue at first. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 77 percent of U.S. infants are fed this way at first. This amount drops to 49 percent after six months and to 27 percent after one year. To establish good breastfeeding habits, the organization recommended that mothers hold their children in skin-to-skin contact immediately after birth and remain with them during a hospital stay. You and your child can benefit from this contact even if you're not breastfeeding him or her, as it will help establish feeding cues from the breast or bottle.
Feed your child and help stay fit
The Times of India pointed out one more benefit to breastfeeding: It burns calories. Breastfeeding can feel like a lot of work, and there's some truth to that. If you're breastfeeding, you'll burn 500 calories every day. While this alone may not get you back to your pre-birth weight, it's one more way breastfeeding can benefit you personally.
Of course, not all mothers can breastfeed their children. If you have to work soon after birth, you can pump milk and refrigerate it for later. This will allow a caretaker to nourish your child, or let you bottle-feed your baby when you're feeling sore.
Are you considering breastfeeding or bottle-feeding your child? If you did breastfeed him or her, how long did you keep at it? Let us know!


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The act of whispering to illustrate a shout
The below example would be whispered
The below example would be whispered
So Mr X shouted " OI YOU BUMMER!"
he said "Good morning!" with a shisper
he said "Good morning!" with a shisper
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A sexual reference that is spoken softly into the ear
Eric is so sexy, I can't help but shisper everytime I see him!
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A fart that is so quiet that is like a whisper, accompanied by a horrible smell
"What's that smell?" "Sorry it was just a shisper, damn Chipotle"
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The alternative to whispering. When you whisper, you're like shh, so I mean..shisper.
He looked me dead in the eye and shispered "...waffle panties" into my ear.
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Game Wrap - New York 3-2 Victors Over Pirates
R.A. Dickey struck out 11 batters as New York defeated Pittsburgh 3-2 in baseball wagering action Tuesday at PNC Park.
New York won as a +117 underdog, while Over-Under bettors who played UNDER the total of 7.5 were rewarded at the payout window.
New York got 7 innings from R.A. Dickey , who gave up 1 earned run on 5 hits, while striking out 11. He earned the victory, while the Mets got 1 RBI from Lucas Duda in the win.
Pittsburgh's starting pitcher James McDonald worked 7 innings, giving up 4 hits and 1 earned run while striking out 2 in the loss. They got 2 hits from Josh Harrison in a losing cause.
The battle of the bats favored Pittsburgh as they had 7 hits, while New York only had 6.
The game was closed out by Frank Francisco who got the final outs in the victory. He allowed 0 hits, 0 walks and fanned 1 batter to earn the save.


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Kennie Alice Abshier Merendino, age 93 of Paige, passed away peacefully on Sunday December 27, 2009. She was born on May 20, 1916, in Hardin, Liberty County, Texas. She was the eldest of two daughters born to Ernest Abshier and Viola (Stone) Abshier. Her grandfather, Frank Abshier, Sr. came from England and her grandmother from France, met and married in Liberty.
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An endling is an individual that is the last of its species or subspecies. Once the endling dies, the species becomes extinct. The word was coined in correspondence in the scientific journal Nature. Alternative names put forth for the last individual of its kind include ender and terminarch. The word relict may also be used but usually refers to a group that is the last of the species.[1]
The 4 April 1996, issue of Nature published a correspondence in which commentators suggested that a new word, endling, be adopted to denote the last individual of a species.[1][2] The 23 May issue of Nature published several counter-suggestions, including ender, terminarch, and relict.[1][3]
The word endling appeared on the walls of the National Museum of Australia in Tangled Destinies, a 2001 exhibition by Matt Kirchman and Scott Guerin about the relationship between Australian peoples and their land. In the exhibition, the definition, as it appeared in Nature, was printed in large letters on the wall above two specimens of the extinct Tasmanian tiger: "Endling (n.) The last surviving individual of a species of animal or plant." A printed description of this exhibition offered a similar definition, omitting reference to plants: "An endling is the name given to an animal that is the last of its species."[4][5]
In The flight of the emu: a hundred years of Australian ornithology 1901-2001, author Libby Robin states that "the very last individual of a species" is "what scientists refer to as an 'endling'".[6]
In 2011, the word was used in the Earth Island Journal, in an essay by Eric Freedman entitled Extinction is Forever: A Quest for the Last Known Survivors. Freedman defined endling as "the last known specimen of her species."[7]
As of 2014, the word does not appear in the Merriam-Webster Dictionary or the Oxford English Dictionary.
In The sense of an endling, author Helen Lewis describes the notion of an endling as poignant, and the word as "wonderfully Tolkien-esque".[8]
In Cut from history, author Eric Freedman describes endling as "a word with finality." He opines, "It is deep-to-the-bone chilling to know the exact date a species disappeared from Earth. It is even more ghastly to look upon the place where it happened and know that nobody knew or cared at the time what had transpired and why."[9]
Notable examples[edit]
This is not a comprehensive list of contemporary extinction, but a list of high-profile, widely publicised examples of when the last individual of a species was known.
The last great auks were killed in 1852 for specimen collectors, after many centuries of exploitation for meat, eggs and oil for burning.
The quagga (Equus quagga quagga) became extinct in the wild in the late 1870s due to hunting for meat and skins, and the subspecies' endling died in captivity on 12 August 1883 at the Artis in Amsterdam.
The passenger pigeon (Ectopistes migratorius) became extinct on 1 September 1914, when the endling Martha died at the Cincinnati Zoo.[10][11] Once hugely abundant, millions of other passenger pigeons were threatened by habitat loss and later eradicated by hunting.
Incas, the last Carolina parakeet (Conuropsis carolinensis), died at the Cincinnati Zoo on 21 February 1918.[11]
Booming Ben, a solitary heath hen (Tympanuchus cupido cupido), was last seen 11 March 1932 on Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts.[12]
On 7 September 1936, Benjamin, the last Tasmanian tiger (Thylacinus cynocephalus) died in Hobart Zoo, after the species was persecuted by farmers to extinction in the wild. It has been suggested Benjamin died of neglect during a night of unusually extreme weather conditions in Tasmania.[13]
The last Kauaʻi ʻōʻō was a male, and its song was recorded for the Cornell Lab of Ornithology's Bioacoustics Research Program. The male was recorded singing a mating call, to a female that would never come. It died in 1987.
Orange Band was the last Dusky seaside sparrow who died on 16 June 1987.[14]
Turgi was the last Partula turgida, a Polynesian tree snail, who died on 31 January 1996 in the London Zoo.[15]
Celia, the last Pyrenean ibex (Capra pyrenaica pyrenaica), was found dead on 6 January 2000 in the Spanish Pyrenees, after hunting and competition from livestock reduced the population to one individual.[16]
On 24 June 2012, Lonesome George, who was the last known Pinta Island tortoise (Chelonoidis nigra abingdonii), died in his habitat in the Galápagos Islands.[17]
A tank in the Bristol Zoo was the last refuge of Partula faba, a land snail from Ra'iātea in French Polynesia. The population dropped from 38 in 2012[18] to one in 2015.[19] The last individual died on 21 February 2016.[19]
Potential endlings[edit]
The University of Hawai'i has, in captivity, the last known individual of the snail species Achatinella apexfulva. No other members of this species have been found in over a decade of searching.[20]
As of February 2012, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is home to last known surviving Rabbs' fringe-limbed treefrog (Ecnomiohyla rabborum) named Toughie. All others were killed by the fungal infection Chytridiomycosis, which is driving amphibians worldwide to extinction. Similarly, the very last wild group (or 'relict') of Panamanian golden frogs were taken into captivity in 2006 to prevent their deaths from the same infection, and the last Golden toad was seen in 1989.
See also[edit]
- Extinction
- Holocene extinction
- Anthropocene
- Rare species
- Conservation status
- Lists of extinct animals
- Rememberer
- List of neologisms
- The Last of the Mohicans
- Last Man
- ^ a b c Jorgensen, Dolly (13 April 2013). "Naming and claiming the last". Retrieved 26 January 2014.
- ^ Robert M. Webster & Bruce Erickson (4 April 1996). "The last word?". Nature. 380 (386). doi:10.1038/380386c0.
- ^ Elaine Andrews (4 April 1996). "The last word". Nature. 381 (272). doi:10.1038/381272d0.
- ^ "Tangled Destinies" (PDF). National Museum of Australia. 2002. Retrieved 27 January 2014.
- ^ Smith, Mike (2001). "The Endling exhibition, Tangled Destinies gallery, National Museum of Australia, Canberra, 2001" (PDF). National Museum of Australia. Retrieved 27 January 2014.
- ^ Robin, Libby (2002). The flight of the emu: a hundred years of Australian ornithology 1901-2001. Melbourne University Press. p. 260. ISBN 978-0522849875.
- ^ Freedman, Eric (2011). "Extinction is Forever: A Quest for the Last Known Survivors". Earth Island Journal. Retrieved 27 January 2014.
- ^ Lewis, Helen (27 June 2012). "Sense of an endling". The New Statesman. Retrieved 30 January 2014.
- ^ Freedman, Eric (5 July 2008). "Cut from history: An abandoned Tasmanian zoo tells the haunting tale of an ending". EJ Magazine. Archived from the original on 2008-07-05. Retrieved 30 January 2014.
- ^ "Endangered Species Handbook" (pdf). Animal Welfare Institute. 1983. Retrieved 29 February 2012.
- ^ a b Blythe, Anne (27 August 2012). "Extinct Carolina Parakeet still fascinates". www.newsobserver.com. Retrieved 27 January 2014.
- ^ "Heath Hen (Extinct)". BeautyOfBirds (formerly Avian Web). Retrieved 27 January 2014.
- ^ Lewis, Robert; Arnold, David (2002). "Tangled Destinies: Exploring land and people in Australia over time through the National Museum of Australia" (PDF). ISBN 0-949380-41-5. Archived from the original (PDF) on July 2011.
- ^ "Last of dusky sparrows dies". The New York Times. Associated Press. 17 June 1987.
- ^ "Tiny Tree Snail Finally Creeps To Extinction". Chicago Tribune. 1 February 1996.
- ^ Richard Gray and Roger Dobson (31 January 2009). "Extinct ibex is resurrected by cloning". The Telegraph. Retrieved 27 January 2014.
- ^ Valencia, Alexandra; Garcia, Eduardo (24 June 2012). "Lonesome George, last-of-his-kind Galapagos tortoise, dies". Reuters.
- ^ Five of the world's 10 most at-risk species at Bristol Zoo
- ^ a b Island Bioldiversity Patula faba
- ^ van Dooren, Thom. "The last snail: conservation and extinction in Hawai'i". http://thomvandooren.org/2013/02/28/last_snail/. Retrieved 2014-06-01. External link in
External links[edit]
- Cut from history by Eric Freedman for Knight Center for Environmental Journalism
- Bringing Them Back to Life by Carl Zimmer for National Geographic Magazine.


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The Commission called off the alert because of improving weather conditions. According to a press release issued by the Commission, calmer winds and higher relative humidity values mean fire is less likely to spread.
However, because the Southeast is in the midst of wildfire season, the Commission warned that care should be taken with all forms of outdoor burning to prevent wildfires from starting.
During the Red Flag Alert, Commission personnel responded to 51 fires statewide. No injuries were reported. Some local jurisdictions may have yet to lift a burning ban, according to the Commission, which recommended checking with local fire officials before conducting any type of burn.
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USC Aiken will host an exhibit by Micah Cash titled Landscapes: Paintings by Micah Cash in the Etherredge Center from now through Feb. 14.
A reception for the artist will be held on Sunday from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
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IRVING - Now that Dallas is 7-2 and tied for the NFC's best record, Bill Parcells knows other teams have changed their perception and approach against the Cowboys.
No longer is this the hapless team that won just five games in each of the past three seasons before Parcells became coach.
"I tell the players the more you win, the more people view you differently," Parcells said Monday. "That's really what's happening. They view you differently. You are not just out there playing a game. They start to shoot for you."
The Cowboys are legitimate playoff contenders again. Parcells' message to his team is simple: Dallas won't sneak up on anybody anymore.
Dallas stayed on pace with Carolina for the NFC's best record with a tough and ugly 10-6 victory against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Only undefeated Kansas City (9-0) has a better record.
"The stakes go up higher, and you feel it before a game, the pressure's on a little bit more," quarterback Quincy Carter said. "When the pressure goes up and the expectations go up, it requires you to play better."
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A week after having to overcome four first-half turnovers in a win against Washington, the Cowboys had just 236 yards and moved only 51 yards on their two scoring drives against the Bills.
"I'm not going to minimize the fact that we're 7-2. I'm not going to get in a long drawn-out drama about our offense," said Carter, who was 15-of-32 for a season-low 116 yards passing. "We seem to be able to pull out the tough wins when we're not playing our best on offense. I can't say enough about our defense."
The NFL's top-ranked defense held Buffalo to just 185 yards.
When the outcome was still in doubt in the fourth quarter, the Bills gained just 2 yards on their last four drives and failed to cross their 23.
Things certainly aren't getting any easier for the Cowboys, who will face a stretch of three tough games in 12 days.
The Cowboys will play Sunday night at Foxboro, Mass., against AFC East leader New England (7-2), another team that Parcells used to coach.
They've already beaten the New York Giants and the New York Jets, the coach's other former teams.
Dallas then will face Carolina on Nov. 23 and Miami on Thanksgiving Day.
"I think our confidence is growing in some respects, but we are right in the middle of this," Parcells said. "We are really in a tough part of our season.
"The opponents don't get any easier. Certainly, it looks like the next two or three are some of the top teams in the league, at least so far. We are going to have to be at our best."
Something they didn't do the past two games. Still, the bottom line is they keep finding ways to win.
"We feel good, but we know we can improve, simple as that," said defensive tackle La'Roi Glover. "Last week, we needed to get turnovers. Next week, it's probably going to be something totally different. You just have to have that mentality."
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Charming Location
Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights as part of a tour of Ontario & Quebec. Lovely location right on the lake shore. The staff were very friendly and efficient. The hotel was clean and our room overlooked the Marina - allowing us to make good use of the balcony. Have stayed in Holiday Inns in America & Europe before and have always been a bit disappointed as their standards are variable but this was not the case here. I do feel,however, that the price was a bit steep - this was the most expensive hotel we stayed in on our tour and this included city centre hotels in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa. Kingston is a very pretty little town with a good selection of restaurants and shops within a five minute walk from the hotel.
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Why Canada's Holiday Inns are great!
This is one of my favourite hotels, and definately the best one in Kingston. The location is beautiful, right on the waterfront, overlooking the park and marina. Staff are friendly, and rooms are always clean and look brand new.
The rates can get high in the summer, but its their prime season and if people are willing to pay, I suppose you can't blame them. Although I was taken back the first time, afterall, it is Kingston.
Charming hotel, great place to stay, one reason why I love Canadian Holiday Inns. Far different from their US counterparts. Clean, good service, and great value. Check out this one, the one in Peterborough, downtown Toronto or the new Sudbury one and you'll see what I mean. These places are second to none!
My favourite place to stay
Regularly on business in Kingston and I always stay at the Holiday Inn. I love the rooms, the staff and the location. Can't beat a balcony right over the water.
This hotel knows its key attribute, its waterfront location, and does a good job at highlighting it and using it as a competitive advantage. I will continue to stay here on my trips to Kingston.
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I stayed at the Holiday Inn on a recent trip through Kingston on my way to Ottawa. As a person walking-in without a reservation, sometimes I am skeptical as to the kind of room I might get, but the room was gorgeous. Spaciousm king size bed which overlooked the water and harbour. I can only imagine how nice it would be in the summer when someone could take advantage of the balcony and chairs.
Great staff, clean hotel, heated washroom floors, HUGE fitness centre (biggest I think Ive seen in a hotel). All in all, this hotel is first class all the way.
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The city is beautiful but we were inundated with teenage girls hockey or something. The view was nice and the location is good. Close to many bars & restaurants. Are all Kingston hotels so expensive?
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On a recent weekend getaway my husband and I stayed at the Holiday Inn in Kingston.
It was absolutely lovely. 2 big pools, one outside right beside the lake (felt like a resort, if only there was a swim-up bar, haha) and one inside.
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On a recent trip through Ontario we had the great pleasure of staying at the Holiday Inn. From moment to end the stay was perfect! The lobby was modern and clean. The Front Desk attendant Tami was VERY helpful and accomodating. At each encounter with the reception desk we were greeted with a friendly smile and willingness to serve.
We had an opportunity to enjoy the waterfront patio/lounge and a great band they had playing on the Friday evening. The rooms were very spacious, had a nice sofa and also a beautiful balcony to sit out on and overlook the water. (The balcony is right over the water and if you look down, all you see is the LAKE!!!!) It was gorgeous!
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This hotel is ultra convenient to all the great shopping and dining in Kingston. Very clean and attractive. Staff friendly and efficient. We had a great room with an excellent waterfront view. We will stay there again and I highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Kingston!
Entirely loved our stay
My fian'ce and I found our stay in this beautiful, luxurious, elegant hotel quite relaxing and peaceful. We plan to use this hotel more in the near future. The room was large and airy,with a quiet ambience, overlooking the lake. In the evening we sat on the porch, to hear music from live bands. We had a romantic stay and regained our perspective on life there. management was very fasmiliar with the town and very helpful and friendly.
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Today I got to document a sweet baby girl's entrance into the world at home, with her mom, dad, two big brothers, two midwives and two doulas! It was such a beautiful celebration! Lioness, you are so loved already and your mama is so strong! Here are some of my favorites form her birth today.
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On a side note, why the hell is their a time limit in round 2? Their should be no time limit in round 2 and it should just go to 200. This would actually give teams a chance to comeback. If they are not going to do that they need to put a "projected score" beside the teams actual score, showing that if you hold this 1 cap or 2 cap this is how many points you will end up with. Doing math in while I'm in the zone is not my forté.
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fatclemenza 4 years ago#2
You're suggesting... good ideas? We don't take kindly to that around here.
He's a well respected man about town,
Doing the best things so conservatively
This 100%
I was losing a game of Dom by about 45 points by the end of round 1. came back but lost 170-165 or something similar. We were catching up. If it wasn't for the time it would've been a great comeback.
A7x is the best band ever.
I agree with the comeback thing. If it's halftime and it's impossible to win without triple capping, why would you stay?
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Arctic_Sunrise 4 years ago#5
Intelligent discourse and good ideas?
That's a paddlin'.
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1. It makes people quit. 2. You can't get a shutout. Mainly because of the maps being too large (nothing like firing range or summit where you can get a spawn nade from one side of the map to the opposite flag).
Making round 2 longer would cause problems. People already play dom like demo in BO2, so that would just make things worse. You would have good teams not capping flags in order to draw the score out in the final round. Not a good idea at all. They need to go back to non-round based anyway. Vahn lied and said round based would only be for league play. Then again he said skill based matchmaking would only be in league play too, lol.
Wasssup Now 4 years ago#7
One of the best post ive read on here in a long time. Good ideas and even came across as a cod badass
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One of the best post ive read on here in a long time. Good ideas and even came across as a cod badass
lol everyone already knows I'm a cod badass.
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DJ_Pauly_D 4 years ago#9
I presume that both rounds are the same length so making a no time limit second round would give an unfair advantage to whoever got the good side in the second round, and in this call of duty the good side is a massive massive advantage, you can have one team spawn trap the one round and then it switchs and that team is now being spawn trapped in the second round.
imthestuntman 4 years ago#10
no the worst is that even though you stay on the same life, you lose chances at bloodstreaks for weapon camos.
my worst experience yet: got 4 kills in life, round ends with enemy directly in sights not looking. get 4 kills at start of round, killed by random grenade with hit markers against fifth enemy who was running away.
A number of polite gentlemen requested I change my signature. So i did.
I want my Minecraft Xbox 360 Wedge Antilles skin.
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Oi pass us the dib, i fucking hate this programme
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when you are not in the mood and u feel like commitin!
and not being sociable
Depressed in bits!
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In normal cases Dibs is a stupid game that children play with things that they can't actually have, but among the people of The Mals Nation it's an entirely different story. Dibs is a legally binding statement. Once the announcement has been made that one has "Dibs" on anything (living or not) it cannot be disputed.
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od uživatele Ricky_butt 02. únor 2009
DIBS- Dick in Butt syndrome
Ann- I GOT DIBS!
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Doing It Buddy
Hey Jane..are you and Brad bf/gf now?? Hell no girl...Brad's is just my D.I.B!!
od uživatele Urrca 11. listopad 2008
dick in butt, to get fucked over.
man you really got the d.i.b. last night, when that bitch didnt give you head..
od uživatele allupinyamom 09. září 2008
Curtis is has an extreme case of DIBS.
od uživatele Steve Handzik 10. červenec 2008


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Gabby Douglas Will Be a Miss America Judge
The gold-medal gymnast will help choose the 2017 pageant winner.By Gabriella Paiella
The gold-medal gymnast will help choose the 2017 pageant winner.By Gabriella Paiella
They're looking for the next Miss Congeniality.By Catie L'Heureux
A visit to the Miss Mola pageant.By Rebecca Greenfield and Jessica Silvester
After he shared his thoughts about Mexican immigrants during his campaign announcement.By Dee Lockett and Margaret Hartmann
By banging a plastic cup on the floor.By Margaret Hartmann
Arizona's Miss Sweetheart pageant is part rodeo, part fashion show.By Katie Van Syckle and Angie Smith
Through the magic of GIFs.By Adam Martin and Abraham Riesman
"America is way ahead of India in celebrating a realistic ideal."By Maureen O'Connor
We're on a roll.By Margaret Hartmann
No gays, no Miss Universe.By Charlotte Cowles
Why Miss Delaware Teen USA shouldn't surprise us.By Maureen O'Connor
What really happens when Honey Boo Boo grows up.By Laura Goode
Mermaid dresses and dog tags: Inside America's first military pageant.By Melissa Golden and Megan Buerger
A beauty queen woos judges with her spring rolls.By Kara Baskin
Chilling.By Amanda Dobbins
We think everyone is okay?By Amanda Dobbins
"I do believe that Internet is an indispensable, necessary tool for the present time," she says.By Josh Duboff
Do watch with us!By Amy Odell
Miss Michigan takes the prize.By Josh Duboff
Winner recalls days "playing in the street."By Josh Duboff