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Disclosure regulations in Samsung's home market of South Korea prohibit companies from providing their guidance as a range, hence the provision of median figures.
The Q1 expectations compare very favorably to the firm's Q1 2012 results. For that quarter, sales came in at 45 trillion won ($40 billion), and operating profit was 5.7 trillion won ($5.1 billion).
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This week in games isn't big on popular titles unless Hannah
Montana is considered popular (it isn't), but please don't
get discouraged. Videogame buyers can look forward to games ranging
from a mainstream hit movie to a rhythm based portable. Throw in some
action via a healthy dose of ninja stars, and you've got
yourself the second week of April.
Hannah Montana: The Movie (360, PS3, PC, Wii, DS) (April 7th)
Disney has this allure where they can market basically anything successfully with Hannah Montana (HM) being their latest sensation. HM follows the story of "Hannah Montana: The Movie". Game play in HM can be likened to typical carnival games with the occasional Frog Toss, Milk Jug Topple, etc. with some rhythm-based games thrown in. This game is sure to appeal to plenty of the younger audience and fans of the series because of such a strong niche following. Outsiders might want to check out the television show and/or movie before delving into the series. This will hit stores on Tuesday for $49.99 on the PS3, 360, and Wii, $29.99 on the DS, and $19.99 on the PC. In the Wii version, players can fix up Hannah's hair with the Wiimote (recommended for the meticulous-types), while "Rock Band" instruments can be used in PS3 and 360 versions (not required).
Rhythm Heaven (Nintendo DS) (April 5th)
Tap! Flick! Hold! Slide! Feel the rhythm! Feel the beat! Can you feel it? That's "Rhythm Heaven" (RH) in a nutshell which will coincide with the release of the Nintendo DSi (the third generation DS), but a DSi is not needed to play RH. Rhythm-based video games have seen an increase in popularity with such releases as "Elite Beat Agents" and "Guitar Hero" doing so well. Central to the game play in RH is the tapping, flicking, holding, and/or sliding of the stylus in conjunction with the background music. The mini-games range from building robots to music class. RH looks to be fun for anyone who picks it up with a simple learning curve. To the people wanting to try RH, a demo is available on the "Nintendo Channel" for the Wii. You can dance your way to the store on Sunday to pick up a copy for $34.99.
Ninja Blade (360) (April 7th)
Get your ninja stars and swords ready for this action/adventure from "From Software". Upon first glance, "Ninja Blade" (NB) screams "Ninja Gaiden" clone with its stunning in-game graphics, frenetic game play, and gorgeous cut scenes. The voice acting in NB seems to be a little forced as well, but who cares what the characters are saying when you can kill everything (I care, but killing everything is fun, too)? If you're looking for sword slashing and ninja throwing again, this could be the game for you again. If one is skeptical about purchasing NB, a demo is available on the "Xbox Marketplace", which should provide a substantial enough guide to buy, rent, or not buy. Ninjas in-training can purchase this on Tuesday only on the 360 for $59.99.
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This week in games isn't big on popular titles unless Hannah
Montana is considered popular (it isn't), but please don't
get discouraged. Videogame buyers can look forward to games ranging
from a mainstream hit movie to a rhythm based portable. Throw in some
action via a healthy dose of ninja stars, and you've got
yourself the second week of April.
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Xcite79Posted: Apr 01, 2009 12:00AM PST by CrazyLikeCatfish
Thanks for the comment. Yeah, I'm pretty set for Spring as well, actually I'm set for Summer. My pile of shame is growing so much. Rhythm Heaven is the only one I feel worth getting. I do mainstream type games like HMTM because it's for my college's newspaper. Gotta' have it varied, thanks again.


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The ZNBS Team with some of the kids at the Expo
The 2016 Kids and Baby Expo at the East Park Mall in Lusaka captured some of the most exciting talents kids have hidden in those innocent personalities. It was a marvel to see babies take to the stage in satisfying some of their wishes of cat-walking before large crowds.
However, we do not forget one of the very important things about this stage of these great beings. This is the formative period for children said to be between 1-8 years.
The period is said to be the best window of opportunity that we must seize to plant beautiful memories and intellectual ability.
The Baby Wallet Account targets this segment of the Zambian population which has remained financially excluded. We aim to raise financial awareness levels among the children by getting them actively involved through very interactive approaches.
During the exhibition at the Kids and Baby Expo, the response from kids themselves was overwhelming so much that every member of the team became a sales person in order to meet the demand.
What was more important is that every child dressed in the Orange T-Shirt opened an account and the that literary dressed about 70% of the kids at the expo.
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MTR shareholders approve merger
MTR Gaming Group Inc. shareholders on Friday approved a merger agreement with another gaming company, Eldorado HoldCo LLC.
MTR Gaming, the parent company of Presque Isle Downs & Casino in Erie, and Eldorado have been targeting midyear for a closing the deal, expected soon. The combined companies will become subsidiaries of the renamed Eldorado Resorts Inc.
MTR shareholders' approval was a key step. Eldorado is privately held, so no shareholder approval is required.
"We believe upon closing of the merger that the new Eldorado will create greater long-term value for all stakeholders through an expanded and diversified gaming portfolio across the country," Joseph L. Billhimer, president of MTR Gaming, said in a statement.
Gary Carano, president of Eldorado Resorts, said in a statement, "(Friday's) approval of the merger agreement is a key milestone toward completing the merger of Eldorado and MTR." Carano will become chairman of the board and chief executive of the combined company after the closing.
"When completed, this transaction will create a new gaming company with a diversified portfolio and the financial flexibility to capitalize on future growth opportunities," Carano said.
The proposed merger remains subject to final approval from gaming regulators in Nevada, Ohio and Pennsylvania. West Virginia and Louisiana regulators already have approved.
The Erie casino would be strengthened by the planned merger, including access to Eldorado's management team and "expertise in food and beverage operations, " according to papers the companies filed with the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board.


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Food ideas for 15month with milk allergy!!
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Here are a few of his favorite items:
- Whole wheat banana and blueberry pancakes
- Scrambled eggs with bacon, ham, sausage and veggies like bell peppers, zucchini, spinach, etc
- French toast
Lunch is usually leftovers from dinner from the night before.
Muffins with fruit, nuts, and/or vegetables
Oatmeal cookies with raisens
Beef chili with cornbread
Pasta or ristro dishes with meat and tons of veggies
I'm happy to share some recipes with you if you'd like. Just PM me.
You can substitute cow milk with Almond or Coconut milk. Get him fries or mashed up sweet potatoes in meal, you can add ketchup to fries and mashed sweet potatoes with brown sugar and cinnamon. You can also give him bread and jam as most kids love it. You can add olive oil to as many foods as possible.
my DD is also allergic to cow's milk and she eats everything! Well, everything that doesn't contain milk, eggs, or nuts :)
She eats: chicken, turkey, beef, ham, bacon, sausage, peas, carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, hummus and pita bread, spaghetti and meatsauce, lima beans, green beans, black beans, rice, soup, potatoes, sweet potatoes, squash, waffles (gluten free/vegan), meatloaf, turkey burgers, jelly sandwiches, avocados, yogurt, strawberries, blueberries, peaches, pears, apples, applesauce, puffs, cheerios, seriously, she eats almost anything.
For breakfast this morning she had blueberry waffles and strawberries
Snack was soy yogurt
Lunch was chicken shreds, carrots, strawberries, soy milk
Snack will be cheerios and fruit
Dinner will be turkey, peas, avocado, strawberries, soy milk
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This may sound like a stupid question but are you sure that you can't cook with milk?
I have a family in my daycare (4 kids ages 1-15) that can't drink milk straight but have no problems if its cooked in something like baked homemade mac and cheese etc.
If I give them dry cereal i just soy milk instead of cows milk. If you can't cook with cows milk, you should be able to just substitute soy milk and cook whatever you would normally cook for your family.
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My son's grandma made pasta and cooked it with cows milk and my son had hives and blisters all over his mouth and lips...luckily Benadryl was near by and it helped but took a couple hours to go away :)
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Milwaukee Music Video: See the visual treatment for Alchemy's 'Creature of Love'
The music video for glossy synthpop band Alchemy's "Creature of Love" doesn't feature unicorns, a snuggly, six-foot-tall stuffed animal or any other cutesy creatures of love. But it does have a CGI mud monster, a sickly, paranoid dude in a hoodie and the local group rocking out at Mad Planet.
"Creature of Love" is also the name of the band's latest EP, which the band celebrated with a show at Mad Planet last month. And it has another cause for celebration: after winning a battle of the bands at Marquette Friday, Alchemy will get to open for buzz band Twenty One Pilots at Weasler Auditorium April 5. »Read Full Blog Post
10 champion — or otherwise cute — cats from the regional cat show
Over 200 cats competed this weekend in Waukesha at the Great Lakes Regional Pedigreed & Household Pet Cat Show. Here are some local and out-of-state title-bearing competitors.
1) When Teddy isn't being flopped upside-down by his owner and best friend, he's also No. 1 Ragdoll Alter and No. 13 Allbreed Alter in the world. »Read Full Article(4)
'Enter the Dragon,' 'Space Odyssey' booked for Film Festival
The Milwaukee Film Festival will screen two hall-of-fame candidates this fall as part of its Cinema Hooligante lineup of genre films.
MFF will show Bruce Lee's kung-fu fightin' classic, "Enter the Dragon" (1973) and Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi masterpiece "2001: A Space Odyssey" as part of its late-night showcase, otherwise devoted to "raunchy, gory, scary, fun, bizarre and possibly offensive midnight, cult and genre films," the festival tastefully boasts. »Read Full Article(1)
On Tap Today: The zany adventures of artist Billy X. Curmano
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Randalstown out to Peg back champions as league begins
Published 03/10/2007
Randalstown are hoping to mount a serious challenge to Pegasus this season having got the Winemark Ulster Shield campaign safely and successfully out of the way.
The holders booked their place in the semi finals on Saturday after a decisive 4-0 win over Ballymena at Antrim Forum.
The newly named Premier League programme gets under way at the weekend and the Co. Antrim girls start with a home tie against Victorians.
They have now got Ireland star Claire Parkhill back on board after a spell with top English outfit Bowden Hightown although she will remain based in England due to work commitments.
Her international colleagues are also back on board after sitting out the action during the Shield campaign so 'Town will be at full strength for the weekend opener.
However, they realise that the games with Pegasus will probably be the deciding contests during the course of the campaign.
The famous Belfast side are bidding for their 11th consecutive title and while the name of the competition is changed the fact that Pegasus will start favourites is nothing new.
However Randalstown will be going all out to spoil the script as they bid to topple the All-Ireland champions.
"It's certainly everything to play for and we are looking forward to the league," says team captain Emma Teggarty.
"It's great to have Claire back and she has decided to play for us whenever possible and take time out from her club in England.
"She will still be playing for Ireland obviously, so we won't always have her available for selection. But she will come back as often as possible to play for.
"We will also have our other internationals, Emma Clarke and Shirley McCay, in the squad for Saturday's game so we are really looking forward to it."
Belfast Harlequins were narrowly pipped by Randalstown as they attempted to reach the semi finals of the Shield but, they too, have sent out a message that they mean business this season.
They have benefited from the capture of Sarah Wilkinson, who has joined from Pegasus after a year out of the game.
On Saturday the Ulster striker hit four of the goals in Harlequins' superb 10-2 win over Priorians and she will be one player that the opposition will have to keep a close eye on.
On Saturday Harlequins open their campaign with a home game against top flight newcomers Lurgan.
In the other ties Ballymena entertain Knock while last season's top three finishers Ballymoney entertain Ards in possibly the match of the day.
Pegasus open their defence of the title with an away trip to Armagh while in Senior League One early favourites Lisnagarvey start with an away clash against newcomers Greenisland.
Fixtures: Premier League: Ballymena v Knock (2.30pm), Ballymoney v Ards (2.30pm), Harlequins v Lurgan (2.30pm), Randalstown v Victorians (2.30pm) Armagh v Pegasus (4pm)
Senior One: Ballyclare v North Down (2.30pm), Coleraine v Omagh (1pm), Greenisland v Lisnagarvey (2.30pm), Civil Service v Priorians (2.30pm), Portadown v Cookstown (2.30pm).
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With speeches by President Obama and Senator Boehner interrupting Monday primetime for much of the country, ratings for the evening are likely to change when final figures come out. For now, though, it certainly appears that ABC won the night in most key measures with "The Bachelorette" and "Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition."
Among adults 18-49, ABC averaged a 2.2 rating for the night, nipping the 2.1 rating for FOX in the key demographic. CBS' 1.1 rating and the 1.0 rating for NBC followed. The CW drew a 0.2 rating for the night.
Overall, ABC averaged an estimated 7.56 million viewers for the night along with a 5.1 rating/8 share. FOX averaged 4.82 million viewers for the night, with CBS' 4.61 million viewers and the 4.38 million viewers for NBC close behind. The CW averaged 569,000 viewers for Monday primetime.
8 p.m. - ABC's "The Bachelorette" started primetime in first overall with 7.88 million viewers and second among adults 18-49 with a 2.3 rating. FOX's "Hell's Kitchen" was second overall with 5.79 million viewers and won the hour with a 2.5 key demo rating. NBC's "America's Got Talent" repeat was third with 5.43 million viewers, topping the 4.16 million for CBS' "How I Met Your Mother" and "Mike & Molly." On The CW, "Gossip Girl" averaged 644,000 viewers.
9 p.m. - The combination of live political speeches and "The Bachelorette" gave ABC 8.285 million viewers and a 2.4 rating to win the 9 p.m. hour. CBS' speech coverage and "Two and a Half Men" averaged 5.05 million viewers for second. NBC' speeches and a repeat of "It's Worth What?" averaged 4.01 million viewers. FOX's speech coverage and a "MasterChef" repeat averaged 3.85 million viewers and a 1.6 key demo rating. On The CW, "One Tree Hill" averaged 494,000 viewers.
10 p.m. - ABC stayed in first for the 10 p.m. hour with the end of "The Bachelorette" and "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" averaging 6.52 million viewers and a 2.0 key demo rating. CBS' "Mike & Molly" and "Hawaii Five-0" averaged 4.62 million, beating the 3.69 million for NBC's "Harry's Law."
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Alien x can do anything. He can fix every thing. His power is unbelievable. He is the strongest of al
Ben is afraid that alien x may be too powerful to control. And only uses in dire situations
alien x has extreme power which allows hin to destroy any thing in his way, but because of this immense strenght he freezes for a long time
He is Ben favourite aliensV140 Comments
Ultimate way big is the most powerful of all because he has the ability to fly and is three times bigger than the old form and can shoot from his arm instead of crossing it
He is big enough to throw waybig
How is way big higher than ultimate way big ultimate way big can do every thing that way big can do plus more can way big fly no see and alien x is like number 20 you need to make sariina and belakus agree first wich is like the hardest thing in the world to do
Sucks. Heat blast is betterV27 Comments
This is so damn stupid ultimate ben the power of alien X and every other alien! So how are way big, ultimate way big, and alien X better than ultimate ben!? Ultimate ben is the best! People can go on and on but this guy is gonna come out on top. For the last time, ultimate ben is the best
He is every alien! He should be number 1!
Ultimate Ben is him turning into an alien but him just looking the same so alien X is the most powerful
He should be on top those are all is aliens at the top he can even be better than themV24 Comments
Way big threw vilgax into space and toppled a giant vilgax
way big can cause an earth quake just by punching.
he is the biggest alien that use in strong aliens like huge vilgax
Waybig weakness is in his finsV22 Comments
He is the best he can even defeat way big he should be the third
At the peak of his power he will beat the thing, hulk, and even the juggernaut.
No he can't are raving mad hulk is strong like thor and thor in old days was invincible
I think ultimate swampfire is stronger, he blew up vilgax
He is very strong. He can turn his arms into firing missiles. He is the bestV10 Comments
Its true that Alien X is the most powerful, but what's the point if you can't even use that power? Atomix defeated Ultimate Albedo, even when he used 2 Ultimate Aliens! Now who can beat that?
Atomix is explicitly noted by Derick J. Wyatt to be Ben's second most powerful form after the omnipotent Alien X. The surface of his power hasn't even been scratched, and considering that he has the power to make tiny, stable green stars with minimal effort, that's saying something.
Awesome awesome awesome. TELL ME ONE GOOD REASON WHY ATOMIX ISN'T AWESOME, HE IS THE BEST. NUCLEAR ENERGY IS BETTER THAN BEING INVINCIBLE HE COULD SHRED EVERY LAST ATOM IN OMNIVERSE. THERE IS NO ONE BETTER THAN HIM, JUST WATCH THE VIDEOS. HE IS STRONG AS WELL, IN FOR A FEW BRAINS MORE, HE KICKED HIS TEAM INTO THE SKY WITH ONE LEG. Atomix is epic
Atomix is the most powerful alienV20 Comments
Ultimate Echo Echo can knock almost anything out easily
Ultimate echo echo sound wave is op making his enemies fall unconscious or even worse deserves to me in the top five or more
What isn't feedback on this list? He's by far one of the most powerful transformations and should definitely be on the top 10. Ultimate echo echo on the list but he isn't? Come on people!
Ultimate echo echo is bestV10 Comments
Diamondhead is made of hard crystals and can morph his arms into effective rudimentary weapons.
He was the only one other than way big to beat vilgax, he has amazing strength, diamond hard skin, and controls diamonds! He's hard to stop!
Diamondhead would be be one of the strongest because Ben's had most experience with him, as he practiced as Diamondhead the most. He beat Vilgax really easliy with him
Diamondhead is awesome he is invincible (almost) and he can shoot diamonds! (the diamonds should rip through a person's skull).V12 Comments
When there's ben 10 and generator rex crossing episode, ben upgrades rex's building machines! And that's so awesome!V4 Comments
humongausaur is strong enoung to bench press pick up truck. and his strenght only increase with his size
He's getting bigger and stronger
Humongasaur is strong enough to hold way big
The strongest at ultimate
No alien can beat alien-XV9 Comments
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Lemme tell ya something! Rath is the strongest alien and don't try to argue because you'll just make him ANGRY!
Rath is amazing if any alien tried battle him rath would win by a mile.
Rath will rip you with his claws
RATH is very powerful alien.V8 Comments
swampfire might look a walking compost heap. but he's the one of ben's strongest alien
swarp fire is powerful alien because he never broke
Swampfire is cool in omniverse
Swamp fire should be way higherV5 Comments
CHROMASTONE IS A POWER ABSORBING, LASER BLOCKING, INVINCIBLE CLONE. did you see how IN THE GAUNTLET he took on every single attack by cash and wasn't harmed at all. He must be made of crystal. All his energy bolts sting the baddies. No matter what attacks him he will survive.
He is awesome he is the original feedback but 10 times better he brought ben back to life and then HE CAN FLY feedback can't do that he is just a cheap remake of chromastone
He looks so awesome. It is like he is a powerful chrome stone.
He is the second most powerful alienV7 Comments
Ben victor has an electric body that is a good advantage for his bodyV5 Comments
My best alien FEEDBACK! Do you know how he kicks his opponents on the face dude he's awesome! But do you know before he was bens favorite alien
He connects with Ben the most and beat a giant malware who even way big couldn't defeat
He and take energy away and dish it out 10 times stronger
It is the greatest and powerful alienV11 Comments
Big chill can pass through solid matter and drop the temperature of anything he choose to nearly absolute zero
He can change the temperature of a place and is invisible
I love how he talk and also I think that big chill could beat up ultimate way big because he can invisible and go through anything
Bro, big chill is the bestV3 Comments
Eon is awesome! He can travel through time! He can destroy every time line and can rebuild them in his image!V2 Comments
there's more to this giant glob of goo than meets the eye. goop is able to change of his body at will
Goop is the best alien ever. I mean seriously he is made of acid and goo he is the BEST! You can not damage him! PERIOD
It is the best alien it should be first the most powerful alien who produces dangerous acid su
Invincible its just goo can't kill itV5 Comments
He can't destroy alien-x as alien-X doesn't need time and it won't matter if time is stopped or not Alien-X will never move but even when it is frozen you cannot make a scratch on alien-X
Clockwork should be much higher
Clockwork should be number one when he's in a fight he can just slow down time and beat everyone up
Could he stop time by the way? (my doubt).V7 Comments
4 arms, mean double the punch, He could fight any monster and win! The strongest by far.
I love four arms he can kick everyone s butt
Because he was chosen for a feat of strength when competing.
Four arms should be 4V13 Comments
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TRUSTe is the market leader in privacy management solutions, enabling businesses to optimize their e-commerce, mobile, cloud, social, and advertising channels. We are best known for our green Certified Privacy Seal now displayed on over 4,000 websites (including Apple, Disney, Groupon, Verizon, and Zynga) and seen bymillions of customers each year. We are experiencing rapid growth driven by the increased use of customer data to power new online channels like targeted ads, mobile apps, and cloud services – and the corresponding demands from consumers and regulators for more transparency and control over this data usage. Businesses turn to TRUSTe to build / protect their brand, maintain compliance, and increase sales. We have strong financials, are backed by leading venture capital firms (including Accel), and have a deep and talented executive team including veterans from AOL, HP, Double Click, Google, VeriSign, and Yahoo.This position is located is located in San Francisco (5th / Market a short walk to BART & Cal Train). Learn more at www.truste.com.
We feature a fast-paced entrepreneurial environment that places heavy emphasis on innovation, teamwork, and an ongoing commitment to making the internet a safe and productive place to do business. We work hard and we play hard. We have some unique benefits including a fully stocked kitchen; a ping pong table on our outside deck; a tranquility room to chill out in; a dart board where you can throw darts and win money instantaneously; scavenger hunts throughout SF and monthly gatherings. Of course we offer the traditional benefits – health insurance, a 401(k) with a match, life insurance, short term and long term disability and a competitive base and commission program.
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- Provide the pre-sales domain expertise around ad privacy and TRUSTe's ad solutions (e.g., product demos, interacting with sales team and prospective clients)
- Persuasively communicate the technical aspects of TRUSTe's Ad Solutions to ad networks, data platform, exchanges, ad servers, advertisers and agencies
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Country star Mindy McCready dies in apparent suicide after chart-topping career, stormy life
Heber Springs, Ark. - Mindy McCready, who hit the top of the country charts before personal problems sidetracked her career, died Sunday in Arkansas in an apparent suicide. She was 37.
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Garbage makes triumphant return at Eagles Ballroom
Saturday was an emotional and special night for Garbage, Scottish frontwoman Shirley Manson assured fans at the Rave's Eagles Ballroom.
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Events this week: MAM lecture; Bay View Wine Fest; WingFest
MAM founding works
Before the Calatrava, before the Kahler, before the War Memorial Center, there was the Layton Art Gallery. And without Frederick Layton and the gallery, we wouldn't have the others. The Milwaukee Art Museum, 700 N. Art Museum Drive, which is rooted by the Layton collection, is paying tribute to the man and his gallery with a 125th anniversary exhibition. In the Gallery 10 and the Decorative Arts Gallery, MAM will display the works upon which the museum was founded. And the Baumgartner Galleria will display items that illustrate the history of MAM. Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Lubar Auditorium, guest lecturer Giles Waterfield will discuss "The Role of Private Patrons" in Layton's development of his collection. The lecture is free with general admission. »Read Full Article
Many of MSO Pops' hits from the '60s miss their mark
Classic pop/rock songs are a unique brand of magic, snapping one back to a time and place that lives only in memory.
The MSO Pops put a veritable hit parade from the '60s on stage Friday evening, in a program entitled "Oh, What a Night!" »Read Full Article(3)
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FLOWERY BRANCH - West Forsyth's girls soccer team took all the drama out of its top 10 matchup against Class AAA's fifth-ranked Flowery Branch (8-5, 5-2 Area 7-AAA) early on Friday in South Hall. There was no last-minute suspense and no late goal to tip the balance of the outcome. It was just a well-played game on both ends by the No. 9-ranked Lady Wolverines (8-1, 4-1) as they cruised to a 3-1 victory.
The Chestatee High baseball team picked up a region win with an 8-7 victory in extra innings against Johnson on Friday at Chestatee High.
Tai-ler Jones' recruitment is finally catching on close to home. On Friday, Georgia coach Mark Richt called Red Elephants assistant coach Todd Wofford to offer Jones a scholarship.
Lumpkin County High's baseball program is making a clear statement for its chances at making a run at the Region 7-AAA title this season.
What a week it has been for the Johnson High boys soccer team.
The Lakeview Academy baseball team remained unbeaten on the season with a 4-1 win against Franklin County on Thursday night in Carnesville.
Chestatee High principal Bill Thompson will begin a search immediately for a new boys basketball coach after former coach Russ Triaga resigned Thursday from his position he held the past six seasons with the War Eagles. Triaga resigned as Chestatee's coach after accepting an assistant coaching position at Dacula High in Gwinnett County.
The Gainesville High baseball team improved its overall record to .500 with a 14-3 win against Pickens on Wednesday in Jasper.
The Gainesville boys basketball is featured this week on Hall County Sports Television.
Two area athletes were selected as finalists for the Vincent J. Dooley Scholarships as released Monday by Athletes for a Better World and the Georgia High School Association.
North Hall's K.J. McAllister used a short right field fence at Jody Davis Field to facilitate a career day at the plate in Wednesday's 14-3 win against West Hall.
North Hall's K.J. McAllister used a short right field fence at Jody Davis Field to facilitate a career day at the plate in Wednesday's 14-3 win against West Hall.
A week ago to the day, Will Maddox hit his first career home run; he one-upped himself Tuesday with a simple ground ball to center field.
It took an old friend to do it, but Georgia high school coaching icon Thomas "T" McFerrin has been pulled back into the profession after a four-year absence from the sidelines.
OAKWOOD-It was easy to see the excitement coming from Johnson High boys soccer team as they met on the field following its 3-1 win against Lumpkin County on Tuesday night at Billy Ellis Memorial Stadium.
Camryn Cole carded a 38 to earn low-medalist honors in Gainesville's win on Tuesday at Chattahoochee Golf Course in Gainesville.
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East Hall's Minette Maldonado finished with nine kills, four aces, three assists and 14 digs in Lady Vikings' senior night win against Cedar Shoals ...
Tangi Miller totaled a team-high 10 kills and seven digs, while Savannah Roys dished 28 assists with 18 digs to help Gainesville earn a split ...
Chestatee's Rebecca Eddins pitched a complete game with four strikes to help Chestatee clinch a playoff berth with a 4-3 win against White County ...
Lindsey Grater was speaking for the entire Chestatee High cross country program after winning the girls' race in Hall County championship on Tuesday.
Gainesville junior Brody Simmons shot a combined 9-over par, 153 to edge Brent Hamm of Warner Robbins by one stroke and win the Georgia Southern ...
The Gainesville High volleyball program edged North Hall 29-27, 25-23 to claim the Hall County volleyball championship on Saturday in Gainesville.
Buford softball completed play in the Ram Classic tournament with a pair of wins Saturday at Parkview High in Lilburn.
Buford's Chandler Wright pitched three innings, allowed two hits, one run and recorded four strikeouts on senior night in a 16-1 win over Region ...
Rebecca Eddins struck out eight batters in a complete-game performance from inside the pitching circle in Chestatee's 2-1 victory over East Hall on Wednesday.
Starting pitcher Macy Banks recorded seven strikeouts and only surrendered one earned run on three hits to lead the East Hall Lady Vikings to a ...
Elizabeth Eddins drove in the only run for Chestatee (17-5) in a 3-1 loss to Peachtree Ridge on Monday. Eddins pitched 2 1/3 innings ...
Chestatee's Elizabeth Eddins powered the Lady War Eagles to a 16-0 region win in three innings over West Hall Tuesday.
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While some genealogists have been at it for only a few years, MyHeritage member Gary Fenton Kemp, 76, has been researching for decades.
Gary became interested in computers in the early 1970s. He also observed his parents, then in their 70s, trying to put together their genealogy by typing and writing everything out by hand. He knew that there had to be some way to use computers and began searching for a program that would be able to organize the data.
I found PAF and started using it. In 1987, I went to my parents' home and spent three days entering data for 752 names.
Gary has many interests in addition to family history, such as surfing, fly fishing, geocaching, glider racing and lifting weights. He's been an educator from kindergarten through university, and conducted teacher training programs in Fiji and elsewhere. Although now retired as a teacher, coach, high school principal and school district superintendent, he is still active, serves as a local school board member and as a Boy Scout merit badge counselor.
The San Tan Valley, Arizona resident has been married to Nancy for 54 years, has four children, 13 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and four more on the way.
He's discovered so many exciting and interesting things about his family history. Continue reading "Family Heritage: Patriots, spies and other surprises" »
MyHeritage discovers heirs for unclaimed assets confiscated during WWII
We have often discussed the importance of building family trees and how genealogy can be used to make exciting family discoveries.
Gilad Japhet, MyHeritage's Founder & CEO, read an article a few months ago concerning the compensation for Jewish-owned German property that had been confiscated by the Nazis during World War II.
The article linked to a list compiled by the Claims Conference of around 40,000 properties (homes, buildings, stores and factories) located in former East Germany. The descendants of these property owners are entitled to compensation.
Gilad initiated a project to use MyHeritage resources to try and match the people on this list, the original property owners, with their living descendants. Continue reading "MyHeritage discovers heirs for unclaimed assets confiscated during WWII" »
Family reunion: Relatives reunite in Denmark
It began in summer 2011 when MyHeritage user Patricia Skubis (Madison, Wisconsin) stumbled upon a family discovery. Some two years later, she was in Denmark on the way to meet her Danish family.
For more than 30 years, Patricia searched for her Danish roots. She had tried various ways to connect the family history, but never managed to put the pieces of the puzzle together.
Patricia's relatives had immigrated to the US in 1888 , and another branch had been in Australia since 1873. Twenty-seven years ago, Patricia, now 75, had connected with Alison Rogers from the Australian branch. However, Alison was also unable to find the Danish missing links.
One day, Patricia received a new Smart Match on her MyHeritage website. Her grandfather, Martin Thygesen, had appeared in another member's tree, but not all the information matched completely. Her curiosity peaked, and she wrote directly to MyHeritage member Tage Therkildsen Thygesen for more information. Continue reading "Family reunion: Relatives reunite in Denmark" »
Our Stories: A family reunion in the Netherlands
A group of MyHeritage users from Holland and Canada met for the first time in Haarlem, Netherlands, in May.
Joining them was our Netherlands country manager Denie Kasan, who documented their reunion at the North Holland Archives in Haarlem. Following is a translation based on his original post.
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Introducing Record Detective™: A breakthrough technology for family history
MyHeritage is excited to announce the launch of Record Detective™. It is the first technology of its kind to automatically extend the paper trail from a single historical record to other related records and family tree connections.
Here's a short video which explains how it works:
Record Detective™ generates new leads and discoveries by turning a single record into a door to more. For example, a record discovered in MyHeritage's digital archive, SuperSearch, will now automatically include a summary of additional records and individuals in family trees relating to it, providing new information and clues to take your research to new directions.
Continue reading "Introducing Record Detective™: A breakthrough technology for family history" »
New Release: Family Tree Builder 7.0
We're pleased to announce the release of MyHeritage Family Tree Builder 7.0 - the latest version of the world's most popular free genealogy software - which combines innovative technologies with easy-to-use features.
Used by millions of people worldwide, Family Tree Builder lets you build your family tree and enhance it with photos, historical records and more. The latest version, 7.0, is packed with exciting new features and improvements.
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We've been working hard for more than a year to enhance Family Tree Builder to make documenting and sharing your family history even easier. We're taken the time to ensure this release is as robust as possible and have just completed a successful two-month beta program with some of our power users. Enthusiastic feedback from the first users to use version 7.0 indicates that this is the best version we've ever released.
The new version now syncs your entire family history in both directions between your computer and your family site on MyHeritage, as well as smart phones and tablets, and opens new channels for discovering relatives and billions of historical records with our advanced matching technologies. This means you can now access your family tree securely not just from your computer but also from your online family site, smart phone or tablet device, and even grow the tree and add more information and photos to it, any time and anywhere. All additions and changes will sync back to your Family Tree Builder software on your computer. Continue reading "New Release: Family Tree Builder 7.0" »


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TONIGHT -- A METRO BUSINESS IS MAKING LIGHT OF PHELPS' PASSING. AND THEY'RE DOING IT WITH DISCOUNTS. BUT NOT TO MOURN -- TO CELEBRATE. NEW AT 10 -- K-O-C-O'S ERIELLE RESHEF IN MOORE WITH THE CONTROVERSIAL CUTBACKS. ERIELLE...? IT'S HARD TO MISS THIS SIGN OUTSIDE MOORE LIQUOR. LIKE A DRINK MIXER -- IT'S SHAKING UP SOME -- GOING VIRAL. people have really responded positively to it "you saw the sign outsidewhat do you think about that" 32:06 I think it's awesomeI think it's a great sign STORE OWNER BRYAN KERR SAYS THE PASSING OF WESTBORO BAPTIST CHURCH FOUNDER FRED PHELPS IS CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION champagne is a celebratory drink and so that's why we gave 10% off C0025 25:57 if they choose to celebrate the passing of a little hate from this world they can do so and we're happy to oblige here at Moore Liquor IT'S NOT BRYAN'S FIRST TIME TO POST SOMETHING PROVOCATIVE ON THIS SIGN. IN FACT HE HAS A WHOLE FACEBOOK PAGE WITH MORE THAN 10- THOUSAND FOLLOWERS BUT THIS TIME, HE SAYS THE MESSAGE HAS DEEPER MEANING C0025 25:23 that kind of hatred and that kind of twisting of biblical principles needs to be exposed and talked about people need to know that's not how real Christians act
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Ever since I made the Layered Mexican Casserole with Chicken and Green Chiles I find myself grabbing a few cans of Hatch Green Chile Enchilada Sauce whenever I'm at the grocery store. There are other good brands of green chile enchilada sauce, but Hatch brand seems perfect to my tastebuds, and when I wanted to spice up this Spicy Slow Cooker Soup with Ground Turkey, Pinto Beans, Red Bell Pepper, and Green Chiles the Hatch enchilada sauce plus a can of diced green chiles gave me just the right amount of heat. I loved the soup with a little grated cheese sprinkled on top, and for those who'd like even more heat, Green Tabasco Sauce is the perfect thing to add to your soup at the table.
(And just in case you were wondering, Hatch company hasn't paid me to mention their green chile sauce, I just love it!)
Green Tabasco Sauce to add at the table. (I'm pretty sure you could also cook for 6-7 hours on low, but I haven't tried it that way.
Spicy Slow Cooker Soup with Ground Turkey, Pinto Beans, Red Bell Pepper, and Green Chiles
(Makes about 4-6 servings but could be doubled for a larger slow cooker; recipe inspired by Beef and Bean Chile Verde from One Perfect Bite.)
1 lb. lean ground turkey (for South Beach diet, use ground turkey with less than 10% fat)
2 tsp. + 1 tsp. olive oil
1 medium onion, chopped small
2 tsp. ground Ancho chile (or use any ground chile powder if you don't have Ancho)
1 T ground cumin
1 tsp. dried Mexican oregano (or regular oregano will work, although Mexican oregano is great with these flavors)
1 can (15 oz.) pinto beans, rinsed with cold water and drained
1 large red bell pepper, seeds removed and chopped small
1 can (15 oz.) green chile enchilada sauce (If you need gluten-free be sure to use a brand that's gluten-free like La Victoria.)
1 can (3.5 oz.) diced green chiles with juice (Anaheim chiles, not Jalapenos, unless you really want it to be hot)
2 cups chicken stock, preferably homemade chicken stock (or 2 cans chicken broth and enough water to make 2 cups)
grated low-fat mozzarella or 4 Cheese Mexican Blend, for serving
Green Tabasco Sauce or other hot sauce of your choice, for serving
I used a Crock-Pot 3.5 Quart Slow Cooker for this recipe.
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He absolutely loves it
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Comments about Levenger Bomber Jacket Slim Leather Wallet:
I bought this for my boyfriend after the wallet he had for years finally failed (was held together by duct tape). As soon as he opened the box, he told me how beautiful he thought the wallet was and how much he liked it. Looks exactly like the picture, if not even more attractive! Very slim.
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A beautiful slim wallet!
By MJO
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I purchased this Bomber Jacket slim wallet online for my husband for his birthday. When it arrived, i was so impressed with this product, i gave it to him immediately! The leather is beautiful and soft, and it truly seems slimmer than most, but functional.
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The wallet was a perfect gift. The person receiving it was excited about the quality and loved seeinghis initials on the front. I would recommend this wallet to a friend.
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I bought this for my husband and he loves it! He had a trifold wallet which is smaller which was getting old and it was about time for a change...and this wallet has been a great one. Nice soft leather, as all other bomber jackets I have and functional! Dollar bills stays nice and fresh and not squeezed like on his previous wallet.
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Overall, this is an excellent wallet and I'm very pleased with my purchase. The style is attractive and the leather is soft. It has a classic style that reminds me of the wallet my grandfather once carried. Only one small complaint... the upper pockets could be deeper. I feel that cards placed in these pockets are too close to the top of the wallet, and are exposed too much for my liking. Deeper pockets would more securely hold credit cards and make them less visible. (see photo) Beyond that, this is a great wallet that I would definitely recommend to a friend.
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This is beautiful wallet, and I am very happy with it (and very glad I got the monogramming). The leather is supple, and it is well made. I'm just not sure why it's called "slim," as it seems to be a standard thickness wallet (for me anyway) once put a card in each slot and a few bills. I wouldn't want it any thicker, but don't misunderstand -- this is a great wallet (I'd give it 4.5 stars if I could add half a star).
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For me, this is the perfect wallet. The quality is top notch and the feel is super soft. Coming from a larger wallet,I had to leave many cards out, but after a few weeks, I noticed I didn't need them anyway. Now it's easy to find the cards I'm looking for and I don't have a brick in my pocket
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I was looking for a slimmer wallet due to back problems and trying to par down what I carry everyday. This is a high quality product! Just the right size, and so soft. Highly recommended.
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Judah, Whitaker Become The Latest Boxing Dynamic Duo
By Keith Idec
Pernell Whitaker wasn't always pleased with the boxers he has trained since the Hall-of-Fame fighter retired nearly 10 years ago.
When you're one of the best who has ever done something, sometimes those that aren't as talented nor as quick to learn what you've long known make you lose your patience. That's why star athletes often fail to make the best managers in baseball, coaches in basketball, football and hockey and, in almost all cases, the best trainers in boxing.
Five weeks into it, however, Whitaker's working relationship with Zab Judah has left both men pretty pleased.
It has helped, of course, that Judah idolized Whitaker when Judah was an amateur champion and Whitaker was still considered one of the top pound-for-pound boxers in the world. Their friendship grew stronger once Judah signed in 1996 with Main Events, the Totowa, N.J., promotional company that represented Whitaker throughout his illustrious career from 1984-2001.
But business is business, and Whitaker wants to seem immediate dividends on their professional partnership.
Whitaker will have a better idea of just how much Judah has absorbed in a Las Vegas boxing gym after March 5. That's when Judah (40-6, 27 KOs, 2 NC) will square off against South Africa's Kaizer Mabuza (23-6-3, 14 KOs) in a 12-round main event for the vacant IBF junior welterweight title at Prudential Center's AmeriHealth Pavilion in Newark, N.J. (pay-per-view; $29.95; prucenter.com for tickets).
"It's been a phenomenal [five] weeks so far with Zab," Whitaker, 47, said. "He's been looking me right in the eye because he wants to know these things. He wants to get it down right. So now I'm gonna put all those things together — the finesse, the speed and the power — that he does have. I want to put all three of those things together into one and let him work it out March 5th. What you're gonna get this time is some good boxing, some great defense and a good jab."
Judah, who was billed by Main Events patriarch Lou Duva early in his career as Whitaker with more power, has been a terrific offensive fighter for much of his decade-and-a-half as a professional prizefighter. Though they're both left-handed, with superior hand and foot speed, Judah's inconsistent defense hasn't consistently evoked memories of Whitaker, a former three-division champion and one of the best defensive fighters in the history of the sport.
Whitaker also wants this more mature, experienced Judah to continue avoiding the concentration lapses that have hurt him in some of the biggest bouts of his career.
"All he has to do is stay focused," Whitaker said. "He's transformed into something totally different than I've seen in old Zab. He's a new father, he has a beautiful family, he's into his church thing and his religion. He's just more settled down than the Zab that I've seen in the past. When he boxes the way he knows how to box, I can't see nobody in this division out-boxing Zab."
They certainly cannot see Mabuza out-boxing Judah next week, even though Mabuza beat former WBO junior welterweight champ Kendall Holt almost a year ago in Atlantic City. After speaking with Holt, a friend for many years, Judah believes that one-sided, six-round fight was more a reflection of what was wrong with a listless, uninspired Holt that night than what was right with the rugged Mabuza, a 14-1 underdog who became the IBF's No. 1 contender at 140 pounds by defeating Holt (26-4, 14 KOs) at Bally's Events Center last Feb. 27.
Judah assures his critics that he isn't overlooking Mabuza. He learned an invaluable lesson by not taking Argentina's Carlos Baldomir seriously five years ago in The Theater at Madison Square Garden, and claims he won't make that major mistake again.
The Brooklyn-bred former New York Golden Gloves champ is just confident from the quality time he has spent with Whitaker.
"I want everyone to see how a great fighter can take another great fighter," Judah said, "and make him into an even greater fighter. It's a major step for me, to capture another world title and to move up in my quest to the Hall of Fame."
Judah, 33, won world titles at 140 pounds twice and knocked out Cory Spinks to win the IBF, WBA and WBC welterweight titles six years ago.
Still, his Hall-of-Fame credentials are at the very least debatable. That's something his legendary trainer would like to help him change over the next couple years.
"You can't even imagine the feelings I'm having right now about this kid," Whitaker said. "He's like a student all over again. It's like re-teaching the guy some of the best things about himself. Nobody probably knows better than me, other than his father, about his fight game. It's been easy for me to give him the transformation to do all the things I know he can do very well, and to please the crowd."
Judah didn't exactly please the crowd during his last fight, a 12-round split-decision defeat of previously unbeaten Argentinean Lucas Matthysse on November 6 in Newark. Judah survived a 10th-round knockdown to out-point Matthysse (28-1, 26 KOs) on two of the three scorecards (114-113, 114-113, 113-114), but the perceived underachiever did little to boost his stock among those that watched a fight that lacked action either live at Prudential Center or on HBO.
That performance prompted him to work with Whitaker.
Judah has been trained by his father, Yoel, throughout his 14-year pro career. It usually doesn't work wonders when fighters change trainers once they've reached this stage of a career, but Judah's immense respect for Whitaker has made him try to adapt to Whitaker's teachings.
"Training with Pernell, it's about what the man brings to the table," Judah said. "It's about what the man has done in this game of boxing. He's just pouring out his skills onto another fighter. I'm the guy that can take it all in and make it come full circle. This is going to be a great ride."
Judah already senses that Whitaker is happy he left his hometown of Norfolk, Va., for a while to try training a world-class fighter.
"Now he's more settled in his life and he decided that he wants to pass on his skill," Judah said. "I think he's gone through a substantial amount of fighters and I think he finally found the fighter he's been looking for. The chemistry is there and it's great. I call it God-given."
Keith Idec covers boxing for The Record and Herald News, of Woodland Park, NJ., and BoxingScene.com.
[QUOTE=budfr;10159509]Judah already fights like Whitaker. He ran, hugged, pushed, and pulled Mathysse and received a gift decision !!!! Boring fighter and a coward. And how can someone religious box??[/QUOTE] How can you call someone a coward who steps in the…Comment by goosestopher on 02-26-2011
I haven't seen much of mabuza but imo zab should take a comfortable ud here. after that i would like to see him fight maybe maidana i think that would be a great fight as it's the classic matchup of…Comment by ShoulderRoll on 02-26-2011
[QUOTE=GRUSTLER;10161527]Andre Ward did Mayweather Jr on homie in your sig. Reminds me how Floyd did Mosley.[/QUOTE] Ha ha, yeah he did. Ward has some very nice defensive moves that he sometimes doesn't credit for.Comment by GRUSTLER on 02-26-2011
[QUOTE=ShoulderRoll;10161391]Both Whitaker and Judah seem excited about this, but I'm going to have to see proof in the ring before I believe that Zab has gotten better.[/QUOTE] Andre Ward did Mayweather Jr on homie in your sig. Reminds me how…Comment by ShoulderRoll on 02-26-2011
Both Whitaker and Judah seem excited about this, but I'm going to have to see proof in the ring before I believe that Zab has gotten better.Post a Comment - View More User Comments (24)