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After the UPA coordination committee meet on Tuesday in New Delhi, Kamal Nath said the decision on FDI vote in the Lok Sabha will be taken by the Speaker. He said that the sense of the House was not for voting, but a discussion on FDI, which will be conveyed to the Speaker. "We will speak to the Speaker and the Speaker will take a decision. The sense of the House is not for voting. We are not concerned about any vote. We continue to be clear in our mind," Kamal Nath said.
Coming out of the meeting, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was assured of the numbers. Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde, who is also Leader of the Lok Sabha, said, "By Monday, everything would be decided and everything would be settled. UPA met a day after the all-party meeting convened by the government to break the deadlock. UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi, Defence Minister A K Antony, RLD's Ajit Singh, DMK's TR Baalu, NCP's Sharad Pawar and Praful Patel, National Conference leader Farooq Abdullah and Finanace Minister P Chidambaram were among those present.
This came right after the DMK announced its support to the government in case of voting on the issue.
Parliament, meanwhile, was a no-show again for the fourth consecutive day with both Houses being adjourned following noisy scenes. The Opposition continued to demand discussion on FDI under rule 184 that entails voting.
Samajwadi Party said that it was against FDI but voting was not the only way to show dissent. SP leader Naresh Aggarwal said, "We are strictly against FDI. We will not let the policy be implemented in UP. We want a discussion in Parliament on FDI. Who says a vote on the issue is the only way to express dissent?"
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That afternoon, accompanied by a rather boyishly excited elderly clergyman, he
took two hours off from the mill and purchased a new car for Doctor Haverford.
The rector was divided between pleasure at the gift and apprehension at its cost,
but Clayton, having determined to do a thing, always did it well.
"Nonsense," he said. "My dear man, the church has owed you this car for at least
ten years. If you get half the pleasure out of using it that I'm having in presenting
it to you, it will be well worth while. I only wish you'd let me endow the thing. It's
likely to cost you a small fortune."
Doctor Hayerford insisted that he could manage that. He stood off, surveying with
pride not unmixed with fear its bright enamel, its leather linings, the complicated
system of dials and bright levers which filled him with apprehension.
"Delight says I must not drive it," he said. "She is sure I would go too fast, and
run into things. She is going to drive for me."
"How is Delight?"
"I wish you could see her, Clayton. She - well, all young girls are lovely, but
sometimes I think Delight is lovelier than most. She is much older than I am, in
many ways. She looks after me like a mother. But she has humor, too. She has
been drawing the most outrageous pictures of me arrested for speeding, and she
has warned me most gravely against visiting road houses!"
"But Delight will have to be taught, if she is to run the car."
"The salesman says they will send some one."
"They give one lesson, I believe. That's not enough. I think Graham could show
her some things. He drives well."
Flying uptown a little later in Clayton's handsome car, the rector dreamed certain
dreams. First his mind went to his parish visiting list, so endless, so never
cleaned up, and now about to be made a pleasure instead of a penance. And
into his mind, so strangely compounded of worldliness and spirituality, came a
further dream - of Delight and Graham Spencer - of ease at last for the girl after
the struggle to keep up appearances of a clergyman's family in a wealthy parish.
Money had gradually assumed an undue importance in his mind. Every Sunday,
every service, he dealt in money. He reminded his people of the church debt. He
begged for various charities. He tried hard to believe that the money that came in
was given to the Lord, but he knew perfectly well that it went to the janitor and
the plumber and the organist. He watched the offertory after the sermon, and
only too often as he stood waiting, before raising it before the altar, he wondered
if the people felt that they had received their money's worth.
He had started life with a dream of service, but although his own sturdy faith
persisted, he had learned the cost of religion in dollars and cents. So, going up
town, he wondered if Clayton would increase his church subscription, now that
things were well with him.
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called the Gains of War, and subsequently reprinted in pamphlet form and sold
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Following six of the steps can even cut cancer risk in half, said Laura Rasmussen-Torvik, a professor of preventive medicine at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine. She said she and her colleagues just had a hunch that following healthy-heart guidelines would also decrease the risk of cancer.
And their findings confirmed that hunch. Adhering to four of the steps in Life's Simple 7 resulted in a 33-percent cancer risk reduction, and following six or seven led to a 51-percent cancer risk reduction, according to the study, which was published Monday in the journal Circulation.
"We just wanted to test that hypothesis," Rasmussen-Torvik said. "We hoped the information would provide extra motivation for the public to check out Life's Simple 7."
The American Heart Association developed the seven steps in 2010 with the goal of reducing heart attack and stroke deaths by 20 percent by 2020.
Rasmussen-Torvik and her fellow researchers examined two decades of data from the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities study, looking at the health records of 13,253 patients from 1987 to 2006. They found that the more steps patients followed, the less likely they were to develop cancer.
Here are the steps in the Life Simple 7:
The steps are cumulative, but quitting smoking was especially helpful, the researchers found. There's also a considerable amount of overlap in the steps, considering that getting active and eating better — steps 1 and 3 — help with cholesterol, blood pressure, weight and blood sugar – steps 2, 4, 5, and 6.
The National Cancer Institute estimated that 12.5 million people had cancer in the United States as of Jan. 1, 2009. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that 5.7 million people had heart disease.
Rasmussen-Torvik, who couldn't say why these steps lowered cancer risk because cancer was not her area of study, said she hoped patients would be willing to follow the Simple 7 because they decrease the risk of two potentially deadly health ailments.
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BAXTER — With a 60-acre school forest filled with trails, a wetland area and plenty of wildlife right in their own backyard, Forestview Middle School fifth-graders don't have to venture far to commune with nature.
On Tuesday and Thursday, Forestview fifth-graders participated in Forestry Days, an annual event where local natural resources experts teach them about forest management practices, tree identification and give them an introduction to the Dean Makey School Forest.
The best person to give a tour of the Dean Makey School Forest?
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Makey began working with Forestview students in the spring of 2005, teaching them to plant and care for tree seedlings at the school forest. So far he and students have planted about 5,000 seedlings there. He teaches fifth-graders orientation to the school forest during Forestry Days.
Forestry Days was first held at Camp Ripley in 2006 but for the past six years has been held at Forestview. Gary Carson, head of the natural resources department at Central Lakes College, brought 25 of his natural resources college students with him to help lead two of the outdoor learning stations for students.
They taught the fifth-graders how to use forestry tools, like a clinometer, which is used to determine the height of a tree, and an increment borer, which is used to extract a sample from a living tree to examine the rings of the tree to figure out its age.
Other participating agencies in Forestry Days included Crow Wing County Land Services Department and the Natural Resource Conservation Service. Robin Halvorson, a Forestview fifth-grade science teacher, also helps organize the event.
"What an awesome school this is," said Carson. "And it's just a good thing to see all the groups working together and doing this for the kids. For us at the college, we feel the more you can do in the community, the more exposure our students have, helps them develop their communication skills."
Forestview has about 500 fifth-graders, who each spent a half day over the course of the two-day event learning about forestry.
Joshua Glenn, a Forestview fifth-grader, was all smiles after he and two friends used all their might to twist the increment borer to extract a sample out of a tree.
"I was pushing so hard, trying to keep it straight," Glenn said.
"I think it was really cool and scientific. We learned to count rings and tell how old the tree was," explained Morgan Sweet, a fifth-grader. She said she was excited to learn about the school forest and hopes to visit it again. "We can come out here if our parents are OK with it and enjoy it."
"I liked going to the wetland and learning about the soil and mud and how it fills up to be wet," said fifth-grader Jesse Meyer.
This was CLC natural resources student Robert Babb's second year of volunteering for Forestry Days.
"They really like putting a hole in the tree," Babb said with a laugh when speaking about the fifth-graders. "This is awesome. It's good bringing people into the environment."
Ryan Simonson, a natural resources manager for the county land services department, taught students tree identification.
"It's great to see all the kids," said Simonson. "I'm always surprised at how much they know about trees."
Makey, who spends many hours volunteering in the school forest that bears his name, said several Forestview teachers take advantage of the forest as an outdoor classroom. He said science teachers and their students collect plant samples and study forest biomes, English teachers have their students make observations and write descriptive writings and poems about what they've observed, and for gym students go walking, running, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in the forest. One teacher also has a birding club for students. Other athletic teams also train there.
The school forest is open to the public. Makey said the Forestview Builders Club donated benches that can be found along the trails within the forest.
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TAMPA – To fans of college football, the tale of Nick Saban's customary reception to University of Alabama recruits has become the stuff of legend.
As the story goes, Saban – usually wearing a suit and crimson-colored tie in most retellings – invites the recruit into his office, offers him a seat on the couch, then pulls out a remote control.
Saban's door then slams behind the recruit, usually an unnerving experience for the wide-eyed high school kid.
Somehow, Jesuit linebacker Vincent Jackson Jr., had never heard about it before he experienced it for himself.
"It was some movie-type stuff," Jackson said, chuckling at the memory. "He closed the door from, like, 50 feet away. I was nervous … I thought it was going to be a bad talk or something."
It was quite the opposite.
Saban, head coach of the two-time defending national champion, actually extended a scholarship offer – one of the nation's most coveted among recruits – to Jackson during his visit last weekend to Tuscaloosa.
For the 6-foot-3, 245-pound Jackson, who boasts more than 30 offers, it was the prize he'd been seeking for at least a year.
"It's crazy … the No. 1 team in the nation is offering me," he said. "It doesn't get any better than that."
Jackson had been expecting the offer from Alabama in recent weeks, and sealed the deal by taking an unofficial visit there with friend and fellow highly-touted recruit, Lakewood offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn.
Jackson and Wynn took a tour of the campus Saturday morning, then watched one of the team's spring scrimmages later that afternoon. As the visit came to a close, Saban started inviting in a few recruits one at a time.
When it was Jackson's turn, Saban went through his now-mythological reception and then started talking football.
Saban asked Jackson about his opinion on the team. Jackson, never one to shy from offering an opinion, said the defense looked like it was missing some of the playmakers that had come to define its previous title runs.
Jackson said Saban appreciate the honesty. "He didn't want me to sugarcoat it."
Saban then offered the scholarship to Jackson, comparing him to former Crimson Tide star and current New England Patriots linebacker Donta Hightower.
"He was one of my favorite players here," Jackson said. "Right now, they want me as an inside linebacker like him."
Jackson and Wynn then left Alabama for Auburn, where they had another enjoyable visit. The new coaching staff at Auburn confirmed the earlier offer to Jackson, who came back to Tampa tempted to make a commitment to one of the schools.
But Jackson has said he'll hold off on making a decision for now and expects to visit Texas A&M, which has also extended an offer, in the coming months.
He also thinks pretty highly of Miami and Oregon. One school, however, that probably is out of the running is Florida, which hasn't issued an offer even after several unofficial visits to Gainesville.
"I've never talked to Florida coaches as much as I have Alabama," he said. "I don't really see the point in trying to keep in contact with them."
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Pasco freshman Nate Craig has the size (6-3, 185 pounds), speed and athleticism of a much older player. So it's no surprise that his recruitment is already heating up.
Texas Tech became the first school to offer the Pirates receiver when they extended the scholarship last week — 34 months before he can sign a letter of intent.
"I was surprised," Craig said. "I didn't see it coming."
Craig is one of the earliest Tampa Bay players to receive an offer. East Carolina offered defensive back Vernon Hargreaves III as an eighth grader, but the UF-bound Wharton star wasn't living in Tampa yet.
East Lake receiver George Campbell landed his first offer, from USF, in July after his freshman season.
"I'm not usually seeing freshmen being offered," said Craig, who led the Pirates with seven touchdown catches last fall.
But early offers are becoming routine elsewhere. Just last week, Florida and Florida State both offered Dylan Moses, an eighth grader from Louisiana, his dad announced on Twitter. The 6-foot-1, 215-pound athlete already holds offers from Alabama and LSU.
Jacksonville's Tyreke Johnson is a phenom in middle school. According to MaxPreps, FSU and Miami are interested in the 6-foot-1, 172-pound seventh grader, who likely projects at receiver or defensive back. His older brother, De'Andre, has orally committed to the Seminoles for the recruiting class of 2015.
Tyreke was expected to be the youngest position player ever offered a scholarship — but was beaten this week when Vanderbilt offered seventh grader Jahlen Jack, a running back from Washington.
Dragon on the right track
At the behest of Jefferson's track coaches, defensive end/linebacker Juwuan Brown picked up a shot about a month ago for the first time and sent it soaring toward Dale Mabry.
"They asked me to try it and I said, 'All right, I'll try it,' " the junior recalled. "My first throw I threw 44 (feet), so…"
Since then, Brown (6-foot-3, 210 pounds) has won county (49 feet, 0.5 inches) and district (48-0.5) shot put titles. Yet as trajectory goes, Dragons football coaches say his throws have nothing on his recruiting stock.
Brown, they insist, has far more upside as a pass rusher than a putter. He brandished his promise with eight sacks in his inaugural varsity season last fall, and has seven offers.
That total could double as college coaches arrive by the dozens to spring practices next month. His offers so far: USF, Kentucky, Indiana, Toledo, Ohio, Marshall and Louisville. Rivals.com lists him as a two-star prospect — for now.
"I'd say definitely his athleticism combined with his size is what sets him apart," Jefferson football coach Jeremy Earle said.
"He's so physical, but yet so fast and athletic, that he can really take over a game. And the biggest thing is, he's still learning. …That's why everyone's so excited about him."
Camp standouts
Three bay area recruits — Armwood defensive back Kyle Gibson, East Lake receiver Artavis Scott and Lakewood offensive lineman Isaiah Wynn — have earned invitations to the Opening, a camp held in July at the Nike campus in Eugene, Ore., that brings together the best performers from the Nike training camps held this spring. St. Petersburg Catholic's Ryan Green (FSU) and former Berkeley Prep standout Nelson Agholor (USC) have been among the local participants the past two years.
Staff writers Joey Knight, Matt Baker and Bob Putnam contributed to this report.


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Impact of the Fiscal Cliff Deal on the Economy
The Impact of the "Fiscal Cliff" Deal on the Economy
Uncertainty is an archenemy for investors. The "Fiscal Cliff" legislation that passed Congress has alleviated some of the uncertainty and avoided some of the economic damage that weighed on the equity markets through the last months of 2012. Equities are rallying as an initial expression of investor relief. Realistically, however, Washington has merely kicked some of the important issues down the road – again – and has simply set the stage for another rancorous round of political brinksmanship in just a few weeks.


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Catalina Rodriguez Movies
Saved by Grace
- April 9th, 2016
- 85 mins
A retired police officer, despondent over the loss of his family, contemplates a dramatic decision which will change his life forever, until he meets a mysterious woman who, through her personal stories, gives him a reason to re-examine what is most important to him.
- January 23rd, 2007
- 120 mins
Infused with sex, passion and betrayal, SPIN is the story of Latinos striving to attain the American Dream within the sexy Latin Music world of Miami. Though its characters fall prey to their own greed and ambition the story gives hope of redemption. Clichés of the "Latino" of typical Hollywood fare are broken. Latinos "own" the screen in this fresh vision of a world where the American dream, accessible to the driven, comes with choices and consequences. The film targets a crossover English speaking audience with its fast paced, music and dance driven bitter-sweet drama set in the world of the beautiful, the wealthy and the self made Miami Latino music crowd. This English-language film will attract a Spanish and English speaking audience, both in the U.S and Internationally. Written by SPR
Cougars Inc.
- May 10th, 2011
- 79 mins
Sam has been kicked out of every school across the country. When he learns that his mother can no longer afford to keep him in school he and his friends start their own escort service, Cougars, Inc., to help pay for his tuition. Through this hilarious new job Sam and his friends explore the generation of Cougars who are desperately trying to stay young and loving every lesson they are taught.
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Watch Over Me
Watch Over Me is an American Television series that debuted on December 6, 2006 on the television network MyNetworkTV. Twentieth Television produced 66 episodes to air weekdays. The limited-run serial is an adaptation of Argentine series Resistiré.
Torres, a former Miss Universe, played a woman torn between her bioterrorist fiance and her bodyguard, played by Todd Cahoon. Catherine Oxenberg and Casper Van Dien also appeared as villains. 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment has not announced plans to release this series on DVD and/or Blu-ray.
Telefe, which produced the original version, syndicates a 64-episode run of the series in Europe, the Middle East and Asia. It promotes the show as mixing a classic Latin genre with Hollywood aesthetics. From July 2009 it was aired in Slovakia on TV Markíza taking the slot of Latin American telenovelas, but the show was not very successful.
Magic City
The "Magic City" story continues into the new year of 1959 as Ike Evans (Morgan) conjures ways to finance his dream. He has essentially sold his soul to the devil, mob boss Ben "The Butcher" Diamond (Huston). Ike's wife Vera (Kurylenko), a former showgirl, and his three children think he is an honorable man, but he just can't break his pact with the most dangerous criminal in town. His life is a façade.
In fact, nothing at the Miramar Playa is what it seems. By day, it's diving clowns and cha-cha lessons. By night, escorts have secret liaisons with husbands in the cabanas, while Miami's seedier residents and the law drift together to hear legendary singers, musicians and comics. As Ike's world threatens to implode, he fights for his family and the Miramar Playa, in the Magic City.
Dexter Morgan leads a double life as a police forensics specialist of crime scenes by day, and a serial killer by night of criminals whom have gotten away with murder through legal technicalities. He hides his double life from his neurotic, foul-mouthed, vice squad sister Debra, his co-workers at the Metro Miami Police Department where he works, as well as his commitment-minded girlfriend, a troubled divorcée named Rita, who, like Dexter is mortally afraid of intimacy and sex. Dexter also as frequent flashbacks to his life with his late foster father Harry, a police detective, who gave Dexter his inspiration to act out his homicidal urges. But during an investigation of another murder scene, Dexter thinks he's met his match when bodies left behind by a mysterious serial killer of prostitutes show no trace of blood on or in the bodies. Dexter is shown tracking down his victims, first a wealthy boys school director and pedophile/killer of three boys, as well as a hotel valet/serial rapist. Of his co-workers, Dexter gets along well with most of his co-workers whom are detective Angel Batista, the officious Lt. Maria Laguerta, but he frequently locks horns with the hot-tempered and misanthropic Sgt. James Doakes over their ability to investigate murder cases.


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To: Robert Gibbs [firstname.lastname@example.com]
Subject: Our transatlantic cousins
Not sure you should have gone quite so ballistic at Thursday's briefing, when you condemned the entire British press for that Daily Telegraph story about the unreleased torture photographs. Nice line, I guess, about how you would read a British newspaper if you "wanted to read a write-up of how Manchester United fared in the Champions League", but not if you wanted "something that bordered on truthful news". But that part where you pranced around the briefing room like Dick van Dyke, doing your "cheeky cockney" impression, shouting "fish and chips, fish and chips, by gosh, I'm a little scamp with poor personal hygiene and bad teeth, ain't I?" at the top of your voice? It didn't reflect well on the White House. Don't let it happen again.
Thanks, Barack
To: Robert Gibbs [firstname.lastname@example.com]
Subject: Re: Our transatlantic cousins
Oh, wait, I read about that last part in a British paper. Maybe it's not true.
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PS. You wouldn't believe some of the things that I've seen in the British press, purporting to come from me!
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Subject: Your 2001 speech
So, yeah, a bunch of conservatives are calling you racist because you said that, as "a wise Latina woman", you'd reach better decisions than a white man. I'm pretty calm about this particular furore actually. (I'm pretty calm about a lot of things. Maybe you'd noticed?) But we do need to walk back these remarks ahead of the confirmation hearings, I think. Rahm's idea is that there was a problem with the audio system where you gave the speech. What you actually said was "I'll tell you something, sports-utility vehicles, guns and Joe the Plumber are all pretty fantastic, am I right?" It's a bit obvious as a tactic for placating the right, maybe, but you can never underestimate these guys. Fingers crossed!
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Subject: Re: Sotomayor
I don't think "rebranding" her as "Joey Sotermayer" is going to make her come across as an average American. Thanks though. Your contributions are always valued.
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Subject: Re: another NK nuclear test?!!
No, I heard that too. But I think it was just a car backfiring somewhere on Pennsylvania Avenue.


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Q.It's Thanksgiving Day in the U.S. so we want to know what you are Thankful for – blogging related of course! Who has helped you out along the way? What books are you thankful for reading?
Wow, this post could go on forever! I'm thankful for so many people in the blogosphere, for so many friends, books, it goes on and on!
Let's go with people first: I'm thankful for my Skype Sisters! We all connected during this years Book Bloggers & Publishers Online Conference (BBPCON) and decided to keep in touch through Skype after. After awhile our "group" honed down to a few regulars (8 of us including me) and we've talked pretty much every day on Skype ever since! It's been amazing to have so many opinions – and we don't always agree – but we each have different blogs and it's been so much fun to see each other grow, since so many of us started blogging around the same time. I can't imagine NOT talking to them anymore, it'd be so weird! AS a group we also have our besties (only natural for some to gravitate more towards each other than others) so I have to give a special shout out to my partner in crime and also my "co-blogger" who watches my site like a hawk, even more than I do sometimes: Bex @ Kindle Fever and I also can't forget Jenn from The Bawdy Book Blog who was there even before I met the others and who REALLY forced me to make my dream a reality when she took my idea to create a book blog and did it herself before I did and then MADE sure I followed through to make mine! I don't know if my blog would be where it is without either of these two fabulous people. Not even to mention the friendship we have, which is an amazing blessing.
As for books, I really think I will have to leave that for separate post, I have so many and this is a HOP after all 😀
I do have one important matter to discuss – a lot of you probably already know that GFC is no longer a viable way to follow people since it's being shut down for non-blogger blogs (like this one) – so please , even if you've followed through GFC take the time to subscribe either through the "Follow via Google Reader" button or through the "Follow through RSS" button – or the many other various ways, including Email subscription, or Networkedblog! I'm sorry for the inconvenience but really appreciate you taking the time do this.
Happy Friday People!


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Chris Cunningham, co-founder and CEO of appssavvy As CEO, Chris leads appssavvy's mission to rethink the delivery and reception of advertising. As people's behavior shifts from page-based consumption to activities, on both web and mobile, he believes so should advertising. Chris co-founded appssavvy in 2008 and grew the company as a sales and marketing services organization to more than $20 million in annual revenue by the end of 2010. Towards the end of that year, he and the team set-out to transform the company to one entrenched in technology. Today, appssavvy is an activity advertising technology company focused on people's native activitiesRead More
Michael Lebowitz is Founder and CEO of Big Spaceship, globally-recognized innovation agency that creates connected experiences, products and services. Since launching Big Spaceship in 2000, he has defined the strategy and vision for Big Spaceship, while working closely with the agency's clients, including Absolut, BMW, Chobani, Crayola, Fiji Water, Finish Line, Google, Mondelez, HP, ONE, Unilever, UNREAL and YouTube. At Big Spaceship Michael has assembled "a crack team of digital inventors," according to Fast Company's "Most Innovative Companies" list, and has led the company to be named among the Advertising Age and Crain's New York Business Best Places to Work forRead More
Jay Mandel, Mastercard Jay Mandel is responsible for set the global social media voice and ensure it is strategic, consistent yet localized and effective with MasterCard prospects and partners. With global creative and strategic responsibilities, Jay stays on top of the digital/social media industries as well as popular culture to ensure MasterCard remains relevant and meaningful across media channels where these attributes matter the most. Jay is also responsible for overseeing all social media platforms relative to their proper and strategic use and is charged with devising global workflows and best practices for publishing and curating content in social media, ensuringRead More


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Welcome to the fun and creative world of Silent Kimbly. A place where visual puns and cute wordplay literally come to life. Follow Kimbly , a spunky space girl, her pet "Binx", & her adorably fuzzy friend "Tenderness" as they find the joy in everyday.
Kimbly is the hero. She's cute but tough. She loves her friends and looks out for them. She likes to do what's right, but also enjoys a good laugh. She's a strong modern girl who likes to 'do the right thing'.
Tenderness is just that, a big fluff ball of tenderness. Tenderness likes to surprise people with little gifts, but he's also very sensitive and cries easily. Tenderness likes hugs, hot chocolate and the company of Kimbly.
Binx is Kimbly's pet. He can jump around by turning his tail into a spring. He loves Kimbly, and stays by her side through thick and thin.


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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3--The United States Fourteenth Air Force in China is not using bases in areas controlled by the Chinese Communists, an AAF spokesman said today in response to a query.
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Most young Frenchmen never heard of the World War II roundup of Paris Jews, a survey shows.
The recent survey showed most young French adults were unaware of the deportation of Parisian Jews during the Holocaust.
Sixty percent of respondents aged 18 to 24 said they never heard of the Vel d'Hiv Roundup of July 16-17, 1942, when French police rounded up some 13,000 Jews in and around Paris. They were held near the Eiffel Tower before being shipped for extermination to Auschwitz.
The Union of French Jewish Students commissioned the leading polling company CSA to perform the survey, which includes answers from 1,056 respondents. The union published the results on the 70th anniversary of the deportation.
The survey showed young adults know less about the roundup than the average French adult. Among the general population, 42 percent of respondents had never heard of the roundup.
In 1995, then-President Jacques Chirac apologized for the French police's role in the murder of the Jews arrested in the Vel d'Hiv Roundup. Popularly known in French as La Rafle ("The Raid"), the roundup has been the subject of books, poems and movies.
The survey revealed 32 percent of young French adults knew that French police had been responsible for arresting the Jews of Paris. That figure was 46 percent among the general population.
Eighty-five percent of all respondents said teaching about the Holocaust was "important."
Dr. Richard Prasquier, president of the CRIF umbrella group of French Jewish communities, said the poll shows "there is a lot that needs to be done, but there are also positive points."
Meanwhile, an exhibit of police archives from the French deportation, including photos, signatures and records of personal possessions from many of the victims, is set to go on display Thursday in Paris.
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Hello all,
New member, first post.
I am a homeowner living in Houston, Texas on an average sized single family residential lot. Last Friday I was checking my peach tree for buds and found a softball sized clump of bees hanging out in the lower branches. I am very intrigued by these bees. My family and all the neighbors think its pretty neat and no one has any problem with me just letting them be. Ive been thinking maybe I should try and get them to move into a more appropriate area. Maybe I could make a box for them or something like that. I dont mind keeping them as long as its not too much work (I wouldnt have time to tend them daily). I definitely like that they are here and maybe my peach tree will finally yield more than a single peach (so far the record is 3). At the same time Im a little nervous since I have no idea where they came from or if any are Africanized. They dont seem aggressive and arent bothered by me standing 3-4 feet away.
any advice is appreciated - Tom


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Wendel Anne Meldrum is a Canadian actress best known for her roles of the "low talking" clothing designer on the 1993 episode of Seinfeld, "The Puffy Shirt", and as Miss White/Mrs. Heimer on The Wonder Years.
She has guest starred in several television series and has appeared in a number of feature films and television movies. Her films have included Beautiful Dreamers, Why Me?, and The Divine Ryans. She wrote the screenplay for the 2005 independent film Cruel But Necessary. She also played the starring role of Betty Munson alongside her real life ex-husband Mark Humphrey and their son Luke Humphrey.
Meldrum received multiple nominations and awards for her performance as Anne Blecher in the Canadian television comedy-drama series Less Than Kind, which finished its four season run on HBO Canada in 2013.


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WASHINGTON, June 24 -- In an effort to break the corn price squeeze which has cut food production and forced essential industries to close, the War Food Administration moved tonight to requisition stocks of corn at terminal market elevators.
June 25, 1943
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Hugo Lloris expects this week's Europa League tie between Tottenham and his former club Lyon to resemble a high-profile Champions League match.
Spurs travel to France protecting a 2-1 advantage from the first leg and know that if they avoid defeat at Stade de Gerland on Thursday, they will progress to the last 16 and a meeting with either Italian giants Inter Milan or Romanian club Cluj.
Lloris, who joined Tottenham for £12million from Lyon in the summer, was rested for the first leg at White Hart Lane, with Brad Friedel playing in goal. He is keen to return for the second leg and expects the match to be an indication of how Spurs will perform if they qualify for next season's Champions League.
The France captain said: "It could almost be a Champions League game between two top sides in Europe.
"For us, it's a good test to play against a good team, we have a chance and we have to take it.
"Many players left Lyon in the last transfer window and the situation at the club isn't easy at the moment but they can trust in their academy and still have great players like Lisandro Lopez and Bafetimbi Gomis."
Even though Lyon are not as powerful as they have been over the last decade, when they were regular Champions League contenders and won seven consecutive Ligue 1 titles between 2002 and 2008, Remi Garde's side are still second in the French league.
It is clear, too, that Lloris is still held in high regard at his former club.
At White Hart Lane, their fans taunted Friedel by chanting Lloris' name at frequent intervals.
Lloris told the Spurs programme: "I received a lot of calls and messages after the draw was made and I have a lot of friends who are still at Lyon.
"It's not easy because I have good relationships with all my former team-mates but that's life.
"On the pitch there are no friends. We will all give our best to try to pick up the victory.
"We have ambition in this competition and we want to win.
"The Europa League is difficult — it's a long tournament with good teams in it but we have a strong side and we believe we can do something in this competition."
Lyon warmed up for Thursday's second leg with an impressive 4-0 win at Bordeaux yesterday thanks to goals from Clement Grenier (two), Gueida Fofana and Alexandre Lacazette.
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Lori Jenkins Found Guilty
A federal court jury found Lori Jenkins guilty of a Felon in Possession of Ammunition. She is the mother of Nikko Jenkins, the suspect in four murders last summer. Authorities say that ammunition was used in two of those murders.
It took a jury three hours to decide Jenkins' fate. She now faces up to 20 years in prison on that conviction. Jenkins is also charged with accessory to murder and with helping get rid of evidence in district court in connection to those four murders.
Jenkins attorney argued it was a mistake in identity and that Christine Bordeaux, a relative had bought the bullets. Bordeaux testified in court and admitted to being in the car but it was Jenkins who went into the store and bought the ammunition. Bordeaux is also in jail facing charges in a different case.


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Quadruple Murder Suspect Caught, Missing Autistic Boy Found Safe
Police say they've arrested a man who's a suspect in a quadruple murder in the Tampa Bay area and a 4-year-old autistic boy believed to be his son has been found safe.
SWAT teams from the Pasco County Sheriff's Office and Tampa Police Department swarmed the Floridian Hotel in downtown Tampa early Friday after tracking 28-year-old Adam Matos to the area.
The child, Ismael Tristan Santisteban, was with Matos at the hotel.
The search for Matos and the boy began Thursday after Pasco County Sheriff's deputies conducting a welfare check at a Hudson home found the bodies. The deputies found no one at the home but noticed a horrible odor. They walked down the street toward an area where birds were circling and found four bodies.


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It may be a short month but there are plenty of events packed into it!
8 –10 February – GameHack London
This overnight hackathon is sold out, but if you've got tickets prepare to build some games! Excited to see what will be built from this marathon hackathon.
11 February - Build Open Source Apps on Microsoft's Cloud
If you're a developer using PHP, Python, Ruby, node.js – pretty much any non-Microsoft language – get yourself down to this event to find out how you can deploy anything to Windows Azure, using both Platform as a Service and Infrastructure as a Service for both Windows and Linux.
18 February – Digital Wallet Foundry
Digital Wallet Foundry runs over three weeks in February, March and April – developers and designers can come together with industry to talk mobile payments, identify the challenges and build the solutions.
20th February – Ubelly Ignite
After a successful Ignite Ubelly in August, Ubelly are back for a first bite of the 2013 apple on February 20th. We've got some great speakers lined up for the event, plus some food, drink and a giveaway. See you there!
21 – 24 February – GEEK (Game Expo East Kent)
Meet, make and play at East Kent's Game Expo in Margate. Check out the latest in Geekdon, from robotics to flip books, and 1000's of games to play. Play the rare and obscure, enjoy current games and apps and meet some of the people who made them.
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The Government claims it has detected thousands of welfare fraudsters who earned too much while on a benefit, though the Labour Opposition is questioning how many have actually committed fraud.
Chester Borrows, Associate Social Development Minister, said more than 3000 people had been found earning too much to claim welfare and some would be prosecuted if fraud was proved.
Six months ago, the Ministry of Social Development and Inland Revenue began sharing data to detect beneficiaries whose taxable income was more than they had declared. This led to 3139 benefits being cancelled, most of them unemployment and sickness, which would have cost the taxpayer $33.7 million a year, based on an unemployment benefit of $206.21 a week.
Labour social development spokesperson Jacinda Ardern said anyone who was defrauding the welfare system should be pursued, though she questioned why the Government didn't commit the same energy to tracking white collar tax fraud.
She also said it wasn't yet clear whether all 3000 people had deliberately misled authorities - welfare overpayments and underpayments were common because beneficiaries' working hours often fluctuated.
Work and Income's website said some beneficiaries could be overpaid if income wasn't declared the same week it was earned.
Asked if benefits may have been accidently overpaid, the minister's spokesman said there was enough information to detect wrongful payments, but more evidence was required to prosecute.


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Observations by Rose:
Imagine a three day excursion where you visit a Chinese village home, tour an American Federalist house, and see bejeweled eggs once owned by a Russian tsar. That's exactly what we did during the Teacher Institute at the Peabody Essex Museum. This summer twenty-three teachers and I were immersed in art. Each day we were treated to eye candy that made our mouths water and our minds crave more.
The morning of our first session I felt like a kid on the first day of school. As a library media teacher, my art experience was limited. I was not trained in the arts and knew very little art history. My daughter Teresa was also attending the workshop, and on the drive to Salem she reassured me that I would be just fine. She was right. The PEM staff was so welcoming that I felt right at home.
On prior visits to museums, I would glance at a painting, read the caption and move on to the next piece. PEM taught me how to examine, reflect and converse with a work of art. Using Allan Crite's painting School's Out from the current exhibition In Conversation, Modern African American Art and Corinne Okada's Rock, Paper, Scissors in the Japanese gallery as backdrops, they modeled open-ended questions that guided me to see art for the first time. I soon realized the key to unlocking the stories art tells is the questions you ask, not always the answers you get.
The most important lesson I learned was to include art in what and how I teach. The questioning techniques we used in the galleries will now be used in my library and computer classes. Works of art will be incorporated in my poetry writing pods and linked with books so that students can better understand what they read. Thanks, PEM, for a wonderful three days.
Observations by Teresa:
Interesting. Invigorating. Inspiring. These three words only begin to describe the Teacher Institute at the Peabody Essex Museum. Each day was packed with activities that made us think, talk and do art. We sketched Soundsuits (Inspired by artist Nick Cave), made of recycled objects, solved the problem of a mystery painter and drew with felt and ice! During a break, I even got to peek into the East India Marine Hall where my wedding reception was held – always a special treat whenever I visit PEM.
I especially enjoyed using Toshio Shibata's landscape photographs as writing prompts and matching quotes to artwork in the modern African American exhibition. These writing-art connections and the brainstorming among museum staff and the participants provided me with great ideas to use in my classes.
In September, when my colleagues ask what I did this summer, I'll share everything I learned at the institute. I'll especially let them in on what I learned about the initiative to promote science, technology, engineering, art and math — STEAM. Interweaving the disciplines to include art will bring out the scientist, engineer, and artist in ourselves and in our students. I can't wait to begin.
Rose Forina is a library media teacher at Arthur T. Cummings School in Winthrop, Massachusetts. Her daughter, Teresa Dankner is a visual arts teacher at Winthrop Middle School. They both participated in PEM's Summer Teacher Institute.


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On January 19, 2014, at approximately 1:51 a.m., the Lakeland Police Department responded to the Elks Lodge, 1026 N. Texas Avenue in reference to a shooting. Victim #1, Willie Williams,33, and his cousin got into a physical altercation inside the lodge after the cousin accidentally stepped on the suspects foot. The altercation moved outside the lodge at which point the suspect walked off briefly and returned within minutes shooting Williams a total of 5 times. Williams is listed in critical condition at LRMC.
Victim #2, Gregory Burgess, 23, was an innocent bystander outside the lodge and was shot once in the lower leg, possible by a bullet that exited Williams. Burgess drove himself to the Lakeland Regional Medical Center.
Victim #3, Darielle Kirkland, 23, was hit once in the face with the handgun knocking him to the ground. The handgun fired another round when Kirkland was struck. An unknown patron at this point kicked Kirkland in the head and knocked him unconscious.
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•Known to frequent the North Iowa area in Lakeland
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Byers Levy, 59, a bicyclist riding around Lake Hollingsworth was struck and killed by Ronald L. Akins, 75 on September 8, 2013. The Follow-up investigation was conducted by LPD Traffic Homicide Investigator Michael Catalano. A Florida Department of Law Enforcement analysis of the blood sample taken from Akins tested positive for ethanol, specifically, Ethyl alcohol levels of 0.099 and 0.101 g/100 mL of blood. For drivers over 21 the legal limit in Florida is .08.
Based on this information, Ronald Akins was arrested on 1/21/14 and charged with Driving Under the Influence resulting in a death, a second degree felony.
Police are asking for assistance in identifying two subjects in reference to a residential burglary in the 700 block of Rebecca Street. On Saturday, January 11, 2014, at approximately 6:57 a.m., the victim awoke to a loud sound and found glass all over her room. No entry was made into the apartment.
Subject #1 is possibly a black male with a goatee and facial hair.
Subject #2 appears to have a stocking cap on his hair and he has facial hair.
A large white van pulled into the complex and stayed about five minutes and then a large SUV is seen pulling out.
Anyone with information on the identification of these individuals is asked to contact the Lakeland Police Department at 863-834-6900, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-226-8477. To be eligible for a cash reward, you must contact Crime Stoppers.
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CHAMPAIGN — A 24-year-old Champaign man was arrested Monday night within minutes of an attempted holdup at a west Champaign business.
Champaign police Sgt. Dennis Baltzell said around 9 p.m. Monday, a man entered the Big Lots at 2002 W. Springfield Ave. while armed with a knife and demanded the money from one of the cash registers.
Baltzell said that when the male clerk indicated to the would-be robber that he was unable to open the register, the man ran from the store. Store employees immediately called 911 and police found Lyle Gallez, 24, at the corner of Country Fair Drive and Springfield Avenue.
"He admitted to doing the robbery," said Baltzell, who added that Gallez had a knife on him but it may not have been the one that was displayed to the clerk.
Gallez was charged Tuesday with attempted armed robbery. If convicted of the Class X felony, he faces six to 30 years in prison.
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I have bee wondering what kind of feeders everyone uses. What works best, and what do i steer clear of? Do entrance feeders work, or does any company make frame feeders for the TBH?Thanks.
I have bee wondering what kind of feeders everyone uses. What works best, and what do i steer clear of? Do entrance feeders work, or does any company make frame feeders for the TBH?Thanks.
I use an upturned jar set on a couple small pieces of wood. The bees can get under the jar and feed, it's quick, cheap and easy. I did this with my 9 top bar hives this year and it went well.
Others use follower board feeders, baggie feeders, or entrance feeders. I'm sure some of them will chime in, too!
in my TBH I use regular sugar laid in the bottom.... no liquids... just dry granulated sugar..... works fine! no more than a pound at a time
For me the prefered method is a standard Boardman type feeder inteh back thru a notch cut in a follower board. No robbing, can be changed without opening hive area.
I made this follower board feeder for my hTBH. It takes a quart Mason jar upside-down with tiny holes drilled in the lid.
A 1/2-inch hole is drilled on the other side of the follower so the bees can get in under the screen and lick the syrup from below.
It's great to be able to refill the jar without moving the top bars.
Stevedore, I like your setup for feeding, but I couldn't help notice that it appears that you have one TBH inside another box? What is that white thing surrounding your TBH?
No, I beveled the tops of the sides flat and added a lip on top. This totally encloses the ends of the top bars. It probably looks like a box within a box because the top of the lip was painted white. More pictires on Biobees:
Most of my TBH stuff is extreme simple and minimalist...except my feeders. I make frame feeders from pine/cypress framing sandwiched between two pieces of 1/8" hardboard.
Everything is epoxied, and I make several at a time. Stack the whole expoxied mess up with a sheet of plastic between each feeder and weight with blocks until it cures. Drill holes near the top of one side and drop a bar across the top to close it up. Flip it around and it doubles as a follower board.
I did this because I needed something with a very narrow profile to fit in my two dozen TB nuc's/trap hives. Each one holds right around a quart @ 144sq inches X 1/2 inch wide.
In my KTBH I just dump some syrup on the bottom...
Michael Bush bushfarms.com/bees.htm "Everything works if you let it." ThePracticalBeekeeper.com 42y 40h 39yTF
Leave it to Mr. Bush to trump us in the ways of minimalism!
By the way, Michael, how does that work out? Do you have any mold issues? It wouldn't really work on my TBHs as they have removable bottoms below the screen, and the syrup would leak out.


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I'm planning on wiring the camera wires directly to the appradio 3 and the revere signal wire *from the headunit's* to the reverse wire which i believe is the brown/ yellow wire in the harness that run along the passenger side under the carpet.
Can you confirm that this is right and if this is wrong what would be the correct way to do it?
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ok well here are a few facts about the track closest to me...
1. A perfect reaction time there is a .500.
2. It's an 1/8 mile track.... thats all you should need to know to understand my races.
First race was against my friend who was talking BIG saying his Matrix XRS is so fast.. and that his BEST time with GREAT traction was a 10.5. I went to the line, went to take off and the damn traction control was on and I didn't have a chance to turn it off until after 2ND gear... He won and I ran a 11.4 because of the traction control and it WAS my first time. I also told him to somewhat take it easy on me because it was my first time but he said no and he ran a 10.9.
Second time I raced my friend again and had traction control off. I launched easy and ran a 10.8 and beat my friend who ran a 10.9 again. He said I won because he took it easy on me... I am like be a man and admit you lost... because he said he didn't take it easy the first time but he did the second time and he ran a 10.9 both times... he is the kinda person who is a know it all and he is 24 I think.
Third race was against a random person, I think he was in a Mazda 626 but it was a coupe and and it was bit older... I ran a 10.5 with no traction whatsoever and I had to shift early because I had a LOT of axle hop. I won... YAY!!!! A guy with an EVO8 said to me that if I coulda got traction and didn't have to shift early I could have ran a 10 flat easily.
Last race was once again against my friend and he won... thats for sure... I ran a 15.0 because I accidently didn't drop the e-brake all the way.
Thought I would share my races with you all. Oh and I say my friend but he is such a wuss he can never admit he lost, he ALWAYS has an excuse. I mean my car is fully loaded and is much faster than his and his car is better... and he bought it used according to him... I really don't consider him my friend... just somebody I know.
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before they get any comb build or brood started inside, you might try soaking some peiced of rag in beego and push into the space with a coat hanger, see if they'll escape out and into your box. if not, should be a fairly easy trapout since they just arrived and have no comb or brood yet.
Varify first whether they are in the chimney or the wall. The thing with beequick is you want to get behind the colony or you run the risk of driving them further into the void space....JP
Put a cone on it. With no honey stored, they will come out within 2 or 3 days.
So did we take the little blue pills or the little red ones this morning Scott? :-DMy vote is trap out with cone, minus the beequick....JP
trap out without the bee quick is my vote as well. the bee quick is expensive, and if you cant get behind the swarm it probably wont push them out.look at trapout in progress thread in removal section, it will be the easiest bet and should be quick too.bailey
The tube will defeat your purpose. If you do that, you are just wasting your time. If you want to talk about trapping, pm me your phone number.
I'm not trying to keep anything from the forum. I also wasn't thinking of a 5 minute phone call. I just can't see typing 40 to 100 pages here when a 1 to 2 hour phone call would be needed to cover all bases.So all I can do now is suggest looking here.http://forum.beemaster.com/index.php/topic,20301.0.html
I want details, did you get the queen?
So you stuffed the cotton ball in the hole after they moved into the box? This is what I'm reading into it. If so, and they moved in on their own, you were very fortunate it went down like this. Usually there is a tussle.
you probably wont get that lucky again!good job though.they must not have had enough room to set up shop in the bricks.did you use old brood comb in the bait hive or just lemon grass oil?bailey


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My grandson has a 64-bit Toshiba laptop that came win Windows7. He is in the Marines now so he left the laptop here. My friend used it for a few weeks to find a job but it started to act erratically. I kept restarting it and would get a black screen several time, then restart would finally work. I installed AVG and it said it found 1 virus and fixed it. Then I kept getting AVG popups to buy this and that so I uninstalled AVG. I also tried to uninstall Office 7 so that I could install Office 10, but that wouldn't work either. I finally started a System Restore and chose a date back to July 10th. The computer seemed stuck forever on the "finalizing" part of System Restore, so after about an hour, I restarted it to try again. Lo and behold, I get the BSOD and the computer keeps restarting itself, over and over again. The error message is the dreaded process1_initialization_failed. There is no Windows 7 disk but the key in on the underside of the computer. What happened? How do I get out of this? I was hoping not to delete his Starcraft game and data file but I so don't know what to do. Can anyone help me??
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Boot Up a Macrium PE Disk (you will need to burn it to disk)
It should be fairly easy to create an image from there. (to an external drive
Download your windows ISO (I can't find the link, another member will post one)
Download DBAN and wipe your hd
Re-install windows 7.
This is a quick guide i'm sure that somebody else will post a link to a nice tutorial ;P
Edit: after imaging use this tutorial
Thank you both. I have a question that the answer is probably yes - am I going to lose files and software installed since purchase? Thanks again.
If you image, then you will most likely be able to get the files, but software will need to be reinstalled
If you make a backup first like Owen123 said, then you will have EVERYTHING backed up. Then follow the tutorial to re-install Windows 7. Once it is re-installed, you can copy the files from the Macrium image you created first. The only thing left to do after that would be to re-install all of your programs.
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This song is by Andre Nickatina and Mac Dre and appears on the album A Tale of Two Andres (2008) by Andre Nickatina and Mac Dre.
"I'm at the club chipped up, diamonds in my mouth. Collar Flipped up on my Levi Strauss, When I leave thy house, boy I'm always hipped up me and dre whipped up at the bar gettin ripped up double shot grey goose dirty martini,i'm albubu of the lamp I'm the genie cant do the genie when I thizzle wiggle on'em can't handle'em sick drizzle on'em man I'm too bad going off two bags of rappers delight not the shit that you had don't f**kin push it patna I push it, I got that long and I kush it I push it. push it push it real good I feel good kilo passed it back so why can't I feel good, I make hits not pop flys and wear more ice then boxers with black eyes. (Andre N.) man I don't tell dem bitches that I'm goin to tha party cuz if I tell them bitches hoe will tell everybody my ? bought the nakamichi I'm in tha shoe store tryin gators when ya see me you don't speek. I hit vegas for a whole week, I try ta catch tha tears that be comin down ma sons cheek you praise ron king I like don king I'm gettin money n' aint even in tha damn ring, I turn around like there's police sirens, I always tell broke bitches that pimps is hirin now. So take a paragraph or write a paragraph tha homie bangin I can see cuz he wear a flag I hit tha energizer bunny with a duracell I hit ? on time for tha leather sale I grab two blunts straight out tha swisher box gotta get tha same rush and shoot again from ma glock my shoes match ma socks I like ta have a knot my old crack neighborhood was called bedrock we like to fight back you need to light that this church preach about tha bible of a rap cat I keep it movin like hoes that's choosin hittin privigen hennessy wit em' all in tha afternoonin' I run through tha city like it's grand larsony don't hit tha after party bitch what's stoppin me
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I hang with pimps that say niggas neva knockin me I like to talk trash espcially when I walk fast movin through the airport with my blue polo bag"
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SAN DIEGO - The Associated Press announced Tuesday that San Diego State junior guard Courtney Clements (Long Beach, Calif.) has been named an honorable mention All-American. She is the first Aztec so honored since the AP began the awards for women's basketball in 1995.
Clements is the fourth SDSU player to be tabbed an All-American in program history. She joins recent standout Jené Morris, who was a honorable mention State Farm Coaches' All-American in both 2009 and 2010, and Falisha Wright, who was a two-time honorable mention pick by the coaches in both 1993 and 1994. Chana Perry was the Aztecs' first All-American, earning first-team accolades in 1989.
Clements was named the 2012 Mountain West Player of the Year, becoming the first Aztec to earn the award in the conference's 13-year history. She led the league in scoring with 17.4 points per game and also ranked first in MW-only outings with a 17.9 average. The first-team all-conference pick scored 20 or more points 13 times, had at least 17 in 21 contests and was not held to less than 10 points in consecutive outings in 2011-12. She also was tops in the Mountain West in free-throw shooting, knocking down 40 of 42 vs. league foes (95.2 percent), while her season percentage of 86.9 at the stripe is third in SDSU history.
The 6-foot guard, who also is a candidate for All-America honors from the Women's Basketball Coaches Association, was tabbed to the league championship all-tournament team and was a three-time conference player of the week. Clements is the first player from the Mountain West to be recognized by the AP since 2010.
The San Diego State women's basketball team completed one of the finest campaigns in school history in 2011-12, compiling a 25-7 overall record, winning both the Mountain West regular-season and tournament titles and advancing to the NCAA championships.
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April- your son looks so handsome thanks for the pic. Is he your eldest. Nice walking today as usual. Yes I am figuring out that 15 mins is better than nothing and you might be able to do it twice!
Yes, he is my eldest. He just turned 16. My youngest will be 15 next month. They are both boys and were born 14 months apart. They are the loves of my life. They give me gray hairs but hey...that's just a reason to add getting highlights to my list of salon requirements hehe!
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April, kudos on your weight loss, and that 10 1/2 miles of walking on the job. Aw, prom. May you have many joyous memories. Your son is indeed a handsome young man.
Thanks Mern! He deserves so much for all that he has put up with in the past year or so (you know about his brother). He is such a good hearted guy. ... Yep got 10-1/2 miles last week, 8-1/4 this week. Nice to see you back into things. Slow & steady girl...you know how to do it.
Goals for the week
1. Lots of water
M: Yes, T: Yes, W: Yes, Th: Yes,
2. Walk on lunch (8 miles goal)
M: 2-1/2miles, T: 2miles in the sprinkling rain!,
W: No (but made up for it),
Th: 2-1/2 miles, F: day off to work through lunch unless walk on 15 min breaks
Total for the week: 8-1/4 miles (if I include Chloe's walk)
3. Supposed to be rainy so if I can't walk on lunch a day workout at night that night and deduct 2 miles from walking goal
M: walked on lunch, T: walked on lunch, W: 27 mins cardio, Th: walked on lunch, F: day off for prom & dinner out
4. Take Chloe for one walk before work
M: No, T: No,
[coor="green"]W: Yes - Done for the week![/color]
5. Planned foods except dinner
M: yes except had an extra snack after dinner,
T: Yes, W: Yes,
Th: I am sure Oreos weren't on the plan
Life Goals
1. Stick with the honesty
M: Yes, T: Yes, W: Yes, Th: Yes,
2. Keep the house clean for company this weekend
M: Yes, T: Yes, W: Yes, Th: Yes,
3. Don't fret about the prom. He will be fine.
M: mostly, but I will feel better when his tux arrives, T: Still no tux,
W: tux arrived and all fits perfect, Th: Yep, it's all good!
Dinner last night was awesome but then we went to the grocery store and I made the mistake in asking if hubby wanted any cookies. He bought oreos and I ate about 6-7 with a small glass of 1% milk. Not too bad. Then I ate about 3 unmeasured handfulls of buffalo chicken dip flavored potato chips. Salty? Yes! Spicy? Yes! Delicious? Hell yes! Helpful to my plan? Not in the least.
Anyway, I will always be the first to say that being a girl sucks. I was down all week. Then yesterday I started TOTM. Had my mini binge last night and am up 1.6lbs today. I did forget to weigh in before eating my yogurt & banana this morning so that may be a small portion of it. But oh well. What I know is that I can see the difference in the mirror again in that my body is getting smaller. Hubby sees it too. So to hell with the scale. And for me, honestly, 1.6lbs for TOTM is nothing. I can easily do 6-7lbs in one day for that occassion! LMAO
May not be back the rest of today. Not because I will be doing things that I shouldn't. Just because I will be super busy at work until 4. Then off to get the corsage and help the boy finish getting ready. Down to take pics and take the kids to the prom. Then off to dinner with my hubby. Busy busy and on the last fiscal day of the month in the credit department at work. So off I go. Have a great day everyone!!
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229.2 lbs 08.06.12 (best so far) size 16W
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Progress 67.8 lbs - 20% of my original weight
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syncopated beats
a deep voice
southern vocal twang
clear pronunciation
a southern rapper
street talkin' lyrics
boastin' lyrics
the use of chordal patterning
backbeat handclaps
a tight kick sound
the heavy use of R&B samples
mellow piano timbre
electric guitars
subtle use of pianos
production and lyrics by famous rap artists
and many other similarities identified in the Music Genome Project
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