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Tom Cruise and fiancee Katie Holmes at the premiere of Mission Impossible 3 in Hollywood. This was Holmes' first public appearance since giving birth to the couple's daughter Suri.
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Katie Holmes' prenup pact with Tom Cruise is reportedly worth about $52 million.
According to London's Daily Mail a $19.4 million trust has also has been set up for Holmes and newborn daughter Suri, whether or not Cruise ties the knot.
As Cruise and Holmes do the rounds for the premiere of Mission: Impossible III, the paper reports that the deal was negotiated between Holmes's divorce lawyer father Martin and Cruise's attorneys.
The wedding is due to take place in July.
The paper quotes a "source" as saying: "Katie's family have always been very sceptical about this romance.
"They were shocked that Katie got pregnant so quickly and did not like the way she had turned her back on Catholicism for Scientology.
"But now this deal has been sorted out they are at least relieved that Katie and her baby will be financially secure for life, even if she doesn't marry Tom. "
Meanwhile Democrat Ted Lieu thinks Cruise went too far when announced he had bought an ultrasound machine to see images of Suri before she was born.
The Californian politician is introducing a bill in the California Assembly which would ban manufacturers in the state from selling, leasing or distributing the imaging device to anyone but a licensed medical professional.
"There's really no medical reason for an untrained person to use this machine," he said.
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Basically The Citadel is like a prison. You can get a degree, get fucked up the ass by the administration, the barbwire is facing in, and they lock us in at night. It is a pretty small campus where the hardest people come to get an education. If you want the hardest experience of a military college you will go to the citadel. if you are a girl you will get many double standards, and will not get kicked out as easy as guys would. The only difference we have from a prison is that we can go out on the weekends and on wednesday nights, there are women here-due to a federal court decision and brigadier general mace's daughter wanted to go here, and we pay for the treatment that we get. this is not punishment, it is an education.
We can kick all other acadamies asses at so many things. come down and give it a try sometime. if you do not go to the citadel you are a pansy. Sigma Chuck.
by deez nutz April 26, 2005
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Where men go period. Not like the pussy aggies who pretend to be a military school - what a f'ing joke! The Citadel is where manhood meets mastery and only the strong survive.
by Charlie Rules January 02, 2005
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The Famous South Carolina Corps of Cadets.We know of no other institution in any other state in which produces the whole man. Our exclusive process of a four class system, rigorous hazing, and bands of gold created by blood sweat and tears produces a man you will find in no other school in no other state.
by airborne May 12, 2005
The Citadel is and always will be the toughest military academy out there. People give it a bad name (some of it is probally fair) but it is still the hardest out there, and it takes a brave (or crazy) person to give up 4 years of their life to be here. No matter what others say, Charlie Company reigns supreme.
by Knob December 01, 2004
A military run daycare center, that in reality, along with Virginia Tech is a bitch to VMI.
"I would take the cadets from the Citadel to win a battle, but the cadets from VMI to win a war" - Patton (if u citadel guys know who that is)
by Blood & Guts December 16, 2004
School that unfortunately produces cadets with no confidence. A group of cadets from the Citadel visited Texas A&M University Corps of Cadets in November, and after seeing that we aren't locked up 24/7, they really started to feel bad. One cadet even got information on transferring. The Citadel doesn't understand the meaning of college; not even the military is run like a daycare center. Remember guys, just because Citadel cadets before you put up with it, doesn't mean it was the smartest thing to do.
After we told our girlfriends about the Citadel cadets, the girls felt so bad that they immediately began putting together care packages for them. Hell, we even paid the postage. Good luck guys.
by Andrew January 11, 2004
Rinky dink school that locks up its cadets and treats them like babies. The administration doesn't even trust them to govern themselves. The Corp of Cadets at Virginia Tech can (and will if given the opportunity) kick their butts any day the little El Cids are let out to play.
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I think a gap between my front two teeth is growing bigger after braces, will wearing my retainers for longer help? (photo)
After braces, I've been wearing clear retainers for the past 6 months now- for varying hours. Last week, I was discharged from my dentist, however, I've noticed that there is a very small gap between my front two teeth. If I just wear my retainers for more hours, would this problem be fixed, or should I go back to my dentist? Thank you p.s. I can't get a good photo of my teeth that shows the problem, so I just found an image from the web. The only difference is that, my gap is wider at the top.
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I think a gap between my front two teeth is growing bigger after braces, will wearing my retainers for longer help?
I'm guessing you had this diastema (gap between your upper front teeth) before you had braces to straighten your teeth. If you did have the gap prior to treatment you will more than likely fight this gap reopening all of your life. The easiest way to solve the problem is by placing a fixed retainer between the two teeth after using the retainer to close the gap.
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I know fans find it exciting, but I see today's NFL offenses (and stats) becoming like baseball's home runs in the '90s and '00s -- ridiculous.
I have no hatred towards the Saints -- I like Brees and Sean Payton and was happy when they won a few years ago, but I'm sick and tired of these seemingly unstoppable offenses where it seems to be the only way to win is to have one less punt than the Saints.
Someone else posted a question about dominant defenses being a bygone era. I sincerely hope not, and with 3 QB's having over 5,000 yards passing (and Eli right under that #) in one year is ridiculous.
I REALLY hope that we make it to the NFC Championship game and REALLY hope that the Saints are there to play us. I'm not saying that we have a dominant D, but I honestly want to take them on again and try to put an end to the insane amount of 40+ points that the Saints and so many offenses seem to put up on a routine basis.
Kudos to the Lions for giving the Saints a run for their money in the 1st half. That blown call on the fumble recovery could have been a game changer.


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Crossings: Africa, the Americas and the Atlantic Slave Trade
From the mid-fifteenth century to the close of the nineteenth, it is estimated that more than 12 million people from Africa were forced onto slave ships and transported to the Americas; at least 11 million survived the journey. Even after Britain banned the importation of African slaves in its colonies in 1807, and the U.S. followed suit in 1808, more than 3 million Africans made the terrible transit across the Atlantic.
Slavery itself was not finally ended until Brazilian emancipation in 1888. Crossings explores the broad sweep of slavery across the Atlantic world, revealing the extraordinary efforts to end it as well as the remarkable degree to which slavery and the slave trade managed to survive, even to the present day. In the most authoritative history of the entire slave trade to date, James Walvin returns the emphasis of the story to its origins in Africa.
It was here that the trade originated, here that the terrible ordeal of slaves began, and here that the scars remain today. Journeying across the ocean, Crossings also explores the history of Portugese, French and British colonies, as well as its development in the USA, and shows how Brazilian slavery was central to the development of the slave trade itself: that country tested techniques and methods for trading and slavery that were successfully exported to the Caribbean and the rest of the Americas in the following centuries. This book examines some vital unanswered questions, such as how did a system which the Western world had come to regard with distaste manage to survive for so long? And why were the British - so fundamental in developing and perfecting the slave trade - so prominent in its eradication? This groundbreaking study makes use of major new developments in research, rendering them available to a broad readership for the first time and offering a new understanding of one of the most important, and tragic, episodes in world history.
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It's easy to overlook the value of copywriting in web design as there are so many other factors to take into account, many of which have a more obvious impact on the user experience.
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When a customer signs up to an email newsletter they probably expect to receive a message from the brand welcoming them to the mailing list.
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Therefore brands need to take steps to ensure they're making the most of this opportunity by optimising the subject line and content to maximise opens and conversions.
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Yesterday I wrote a blog looking at the different ways in which fashion retailers handled the process of capturing customer data when they signup to email alerts.
It turns out that the procedure varies quite drastically between sites, with some businesses requiring just your email while others need to know a great deal of personal information.
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For all the talk of email marketing best practice, there are still those that persist in duping their customers to generate artificially high click rates.
One company, alas, is gadget retailer Firebox, which yesterday sent me an email with the following subject line: 'And the winner is… you!'.
"Brilliant", I thought, "I've won a gadget!"
The only concern I had was that I couldn't remember entering any competition. But stranger things have happened.
I opened the email. I clicked on the 'display images' link. And the image-laden newsletter duly unfurled in front of my eyes.
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Vice President Joe Biden and Jill Biden Visit With Santa Barbara Teachers
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - After touching down at the Santa Barbara Airport Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden spoke with a group of local teachers.
Ten lucky teachers from the Santa Barbara Unified School District got to personally meet Vice President Joe Biden and Dr. Jill Biden.
"When they came off the plane, you just get this emotion of 'oh this is really happening'. So it was cool to have a conversation with her. She was really friendly and Joe Biden was very welcoming and you almost felt like they knew you, so it was kinda cool," said Santa Barbara teacher Craig Schneider.
"I've taught for 30 years and this is the highlight of my teaching career. It's amazing. I'm honored and to represent all my colleagues. It's the opportunity of a lifetime," said Santa Barbara teacher Kathy Dubock.
"It was awesome. They came down and she introduced herself as Jill and the vice president behind her said 'I'm just her husband,'" said Santa Barbara teacher Shannon Sadecki.
Jill Biden welcomed the teachers on the tarmac. She also thanked them for the job they do.
"What a great statement to recognize teachers and come to a town that you are not familiar with and the first thing you want to do is talk to educators. It says a lot about the Vice President and Dr. Biden," said Dr. David Cash, superintendent of the Santa Barbara Unified School District.
"They are very kind people and she just said I know the job is tiromg and you are not thanked enough for what you do and you take homework on the weekends and she said I just want to say thank you because she has been down that road and knows how it is," said Sadecki.
After a quick meet and greet outside the plane, Jill Biden took the Santa Barbara teachers into Air Force Two.
"I was awestruck because it is like history happens here and we are being where some pretty exciting things have happened," said Schneider.
"It was not as nice as I thought it was. It was pretty plush. Lots of food everywhere and they had some cabins with plaques with their names on them that said Air Force 2," said Sadecki.
Not only do the teachers have an experience they will hold onto for a lifetime, they also received a few souvenirs, including a metal engraved bookmark from Jill Biden.
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Moody's set to downgrade U.S. credit rating, again
What is just around the corner and has all of America's credit holders nervous? A likely downgrading of the U.S. governments rating by Moody's Investors Service.
So, what's the big deal?
The big deal will hit U.S. when we begin paying off the $16 trillion debt load we're carrying. It's going to increase the amount of interest we have to pay on that enormous debt.
Since the president and his administration failed to present one budget to date, Congress has no idea what our nation's fiscal future holds — except higher rates when both houses of Congress are asked by the administration to raise the debt ceiling. That's when it's going to get ugly.
Back in 2011, Moody's downgraded the U.S. government's rating for the first time in history. At present, the nation's rating is Aaa. Moody's told Market News International (MNI) that the U.S. ability to hold onto its current Aaa rate was a "negative outlook into 2014 as unlikely."
If Moody takes another dim view of our government's failed attempts to get control of spending, the rating could fall to Aa1.
"The rating outlook also assumes a relatively orderly process for the increase in the statutory debt limit, says Moody's," according to MNI. "The debt limit will likely be reached around the end of this year, and the government's ability to meet interest and other expenses out of available resources would likely be exhausted within a few months after the limit is reached."
This may sound like a scare tactic, but Moody's doesn't play games with U.S. or any other nation that is spending more than it takes in from its citizens.
If our leaders continue to lead from behind, this could push the U.S. over the fiscal cliff.
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Everyone notice some of the similarities between the Ravens top three picks?
All defensive players, of course.
All plug the middle of the defense. Nose tackle, Middle Linebacker, Safety.
All are multiple. Williams can play anywhere from the 0 to 5. Brown has already played OLB and is talked about as a four-down player who can play the run, pass and special teams. They are talking about Elam as a nickel, FS and SS--and a punt gunner. Dean Pees keeps using the word "cross-training." They had already talked about players like Hall, McPhee and McClellan moving positions.


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LAFORTYS FANTASY CHEETSHEET Week 9 NFL (injury week)
This blog was designed to provide wavier wire tips each week for fantasy players who need players to start off of free agency. Here are LA40's weekly picks.
NOTE: monitor all players status until game time
QB Alex Smith v. WAS - Do not bother monitoring his status He will start, and is a fantasy must start.. unless you have Eli or someone big with a soft matchup, Alex is a reliable #1 QB this week and a great #2 QB in super flex money leagues against a redskins team that is putting dirty Mike Shannyzz job in jeopardy.
RB K. Moreno v. OAK - Monitor MaGahee's injury status up until game time, if you have a better option and MaGahee is starting, conduct a risk reward analysis on the players and the respective opposing D's.
RB D. Thomas v. KCC - If He is active start in this softer matchup, limited participation all week with a sore hammy.
RB C. Ogbonnaya v. HOU - If Hillis is out what ever the fu*k his name is..(Og'yy), is a must start!! Facing who are we kidding (HOU)? There beginning to look a lot like a team Denny Green thought He saw a few years back and dirty Colt and the boys might not let'em off the hook..lol.
RB/KR L. Stephens-Howling v. STL - Stevie-Howellz will be hooting like a wolf on a full moon against a STL team that will likely be without Sam Bradford (DNP), monitor his situation up to game time because if Sam is active this start looks a lot more risky, oh, did I remember to mention that Stephens-Howling also appeared on the injury report in a limited capacity however I believe He will be active, but monitor this along with Mr. Wells (limited participation Thursday).
WR V. Cruz v. NE - The Patriots are despicable against the pass and regardless if Nicks is active or not, give Cruz a go, 99.4 points on season so far, he is a #3 WR on the NYG depth chart, a low end #1 WR in Fantasy Football!!!!
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- This episode satrizes the 2012 Presidential Election, in which Barack Obama was accused of not being a US citizen, and was asked to show his birth certificate.
- During the convention, banners being held by attendants reference various fictional settings from pop-culture. Including:
- Panem (The setting of the The Hunger Games Trilogy)
- R'lyeh (A sunken city from H.P Lovecraft's Cthulu Mythos)
- Skyrim (The setting of the 2011 Video Game: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim)
- Waterworld (The setting of Waterworld)
- This is yet another episode in which time-paradoxes that should destroy the universe, don't. Other examples would be Fry impregnating his own grandmother, and Professor Farnsworth clubbing his own descendant over the head.
- The movie "Soylent Green" is referenced when Nixon begins making "Soylent Majority."
- A candidate says "ENVIORMITE!", a reference to the famous "DYNOMITE!" quote, said by "J.J." Evans on the TV show, Good Times.


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After following some amazing paint up threads, and even commissioning a few guys to paint helmets for my own collection, I decided to try my hand at painting one myself. With so many paint schemes to choose from and this being my first time, I wanted to go with an idea that left me a margin for error...The Holiday Special.
November marks the anniversary of the first broadcast, so I thought it would be pretty cool to attempt to paint a realistic version in a Deluxe ESB paint scheme. (I figured ESB was the next time Boba Fett was seen on screen so it kind of made sense.) I started with a Cold Cast Lid from Asok. Not enough good things can be said about dealing with him and he's a ridiculously nice guy as well. I painted the helmet using a combination of Floquil and Humbrol paints, using a layered, airbrushed method with small details added topically. I also used Raf's ESB stencils which were completely awesome. I cant even imagine how many countless hours of work went into creating those stencils. I was able to resize them myself using Photoshop in order to make them fit the Asok lid. A huge 'Thank you' goes out to Dynamic1. I bounced so many ideas off of him and asked his advice on dozens of occasions. His advice made this easier and a hell of a lot of fun. Once again, this was my very first paint up so if anyone has any advice, Id love to hear it. Here it is...


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About the Founder
Philip Kives
I was born on a small country farm, near the town of Oungre, Saskatchewan, Canada -population less than 200. My parents originally came from Eastern Europe. But, because of the hardships suffered by the Jewish people, the Jewish Colonization Organization relocated them, first to Turkey and then, in 1926, to a new frontier in Western Canada. Here, I was born in 1929, the third of four children. We struggled on our small farm, living on welfare for many years, as did other farmers in our area. It was 'the dirty thirties', where drought, grasshoppers and crop failure were common place, making farming almost impossible. We had no power or running water. I recall the difficulties of hauling drinking water over four miles, as there was always a shortage. I remember milking cows daily from the age of five and helping my family churn the milk by hand. We would then sell the cream and earn approximately $2.50-$2.80 a week. Whatever we grew in the garden, plus the butter and the cheese that we made, and chicken and eggs that we raised...was what we lived on.
I started my first entrepreneurial venture at the age of 8, when I set up my first trap line. Not only did I sell my own furs, but I bought furs from all the other kids in school and re-sold them at fur auctions. I made just enough money to buy my few clothes for the year.
By the early forties we got our first used car and tractor and things started to improve. I finished high school, but with all my responsibilities on the farm, I was not able to further pursue a formal education
In 1957 I left the farm for good for the lights of the big city of Winnipeg, Manitoba. I had various jobs: from taxi driver to short-order cook. Then I tried my luck selling door-to-door, such items as cookware, sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. I had difficulties making sales at first. But, in approximately six months, I became a top salesman and ran a crew of sales people of my own. In 1959, I made $29,000. This was like a million dollars to me, as only a few years earlier I was barely making $1000 a year on the farm.
By 1961, my brother Ted and I made our way to the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. I was demonstrating in the Woolworth Store facing the Boardwalk. This wasn't quite as good as being on the Boardwalk itself, but it had the advantage of being protected from bad weather. I learned quickly that only the strong survive. If you did not produce, you were out of the Woolworth Store in a flash, as other people were waiting to take your place. I was a keen observer and learned the art of demonstrating a variety of products.
In the spring of 1962, I returned to Winnipeg and came to the realization that instead of demonstrating to a few people at one time, I could try television, where I would demonstrate to masses of people all at once. I made a live 5- minute T.V. commercial on a Teflon non-stick fry pan. To my surprise, sales took off at a remarkable pace. I quickly spread the T.V. advertising throughout Canada and this 5 minute commercial became the world's first infomercial ever. (From that point, I always wrote and directed all of the K-tel commercials). Unfortunately, tephlon was a new product, and the tephlon peeled off the fry pan leaving a lot of tephlon- coated eggs. However, although this product had problems, I learned a valuable lesson... the power of T.V. advertising. I then bought some great products from a supplier named Seymour Popiel, who is the father of Ron Popiel of the company Ronco. I went on to sell these products, such as the Dial-o-matic, the Veg-o-matic and the Feather-Touch Knife, with great success through T.V. advertising.
In August 1965, I left for Australia and within 10 days I was on T.V. with the Feather-Touch Knife. I was a one-man show, and operated from a hotel room with no staff or office. However, the girls at the front desk of the hotel were very nice to me, and were kind enough to answer my business calls and take all my phone orders.
By Christmas I had sold one million knives and netted a dollar a knife. All I did was sell the product into the store and buy the television time. After the difficulties of farming, I couldn't believe how easy this was. By the end of 1965, Seymour Popiel, said to me that he would not sell me any more products as I was getting "too big". That was when I was forced to find and develop my own products. Consequently, I entered the music business.
In early 1966, I returned to Winnipeg from Australia. My father was ill and passed away shortly after. Around this time I released the first compilation TV record , 'Twenty-five Country Hits' with a Bobby Darren give-a- way. Then, I released a Rock album, followed up by the big hit 'Twenty-five Polka Greats', which sold a million and a half in Canada and USA.
In the late sixties I started my company K-Tel and the rest is history. My biggest selling product was the Miracle Brush, selling 28 million in the late sixties. My biggest music seller was 'Hooked on Classics', selling over 10 million... and it is still selling today. By the early eighties K-Tel sold over half a billion albums world-wide.
One of my special moments was being inducted into the (CPSA) Canadian Professional Sales Hall of Fame in 2002. I was honoured for creating the first infomercial and changing the face of advertising in the world. Today we continue to license our music catalogue of over 6000 tracks to other users. We have set up a digital distribution network with companies like iTunes, where our music is sold all over the world. I still go to work every day and love to put together a winning product. I am extremely active both mentally and physically and feel I am just too busy to get old.


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It is ridiculous a triple toe loop jump cleanly executed can be worth fewer points than a triple axel jump with a fall on the landing. It makes sense to have a system so complicated it should defy efforts to cut the deals that have damaged the sport's credibility for decades.And here's one about Kwan:The system clearly is a work in progress with inconsistencies, which makes it somewhat disconcerting to have it already used in major events like last week's world championships--and the 2006 Winter Olympics. Its current incarnation still leaves judges many ways to beat the objective of trying to prevent judging by reputation rather than performance.
Kwan found out she no longer can make a big impression simply with the pure beauty of her edging--how the blades move across the ice--when it is added to solid jumps, captivating spirals and occasionally competent spins.
Kwan revealed herself to be a quick study by immediately finding one of the system's flaws. In assessing level of difficulty from 1 to 3 for spins and footwork, which becomes an important factor in the score, a poor quality of execution does not lower the level and does not have enough impact on the mark.
Kwan always has been too much of a competitor to back down from a challenge, but this is a formidable one. The new system forces her to redefine herself athletically the way she did artistically at 15, when the kid in the ponytail turned into a young woman who could be a sophisticated Salome on ice--and do seven triple jumps.
"I have to put my back against the wall and do it," Kwan said. "That's what they are asking for, and that's what I have to do."


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Ice maker not working
I have a kenmore elite fridge and the ice maker doesn't work. I recently replaced the filter and now the water works byt there is ni water getting to the I've maker. I can hear it working, that found out makes when it's suppose to be dunking the ice out but no ice. Anyone have any idea what could be wrong with it
There will be fellows posting that know more than me, but it sounds like the solenoid is no good. Probably you have a set of solenoids, one for water to the water dispenser, one for water to the icemaker. Likely replaced as a set of solenoids. Google "appliance parts" or "refridgerator parts" and you will plenty of places for replacements. Likely you can find them in-town also.
could be water valve bad, could be frozen fill tube
Make sure the arm is down.....
Are you sure you don't have an on/off switch? Ours does....it's on the side of the unit.
Everything is in the on position and the lever is down. I can here the market working and cycling there is just no ice, which I assume has to do with the water line or solenoid
Yep, no water, no ice. Have you checked to see if the solenoid is getting 120 volts? On the Whirlpool you can pop the cover off the ice maker and jump the V to L to bypass the timer.
See if the water fill tube is clogged with an ice plug, mine did that and had to have the water pump replaced. Frigidaire for me.
I did the old hair dryer thaw to it a few times but it would just freeze up again... had to bite the bullet and call out a technician.
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Named the Essential New Tune for Miami Music week by Pete Tong, Miike Snow's track "Devil's Work" gets reworked by Dirty South! The latest single to occupy the digital shelves has also been remixed by the likes of Wolfgang Gartner and Thomas Gold, but now Dirty South has accepted remix duty and turned "Devil's Work" into bone chilling progressive track. One of the most talked about tracks during spring, is about to dominate DJ's sets and clubs alike.
Dirty South took "Devil's Work" and turned the heavy piano driven melody into a perfect big room anthem, yet able to maintain the chill and relaxing vibe. The track was first premiered at Pacha NYC, and ever since the radio rip from Pete Tong's BBC Radio 1 show has been fluttering around the internet. Keep an eye out for Dirty South, he's about to tear a new one in the electronic music scene in 2012!


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1st Thread on the Forum. Plz help
18" rim, which looks better on Titan silver
1. CSL replica or ACS III replica
2. is 8x18 front, 8.5x18 rear OK? (or what u think?)
3. will it look nice on 18" if i dont lower the car?
(i am running on stock 16",and with no sport suspension)
THX! :clap:
between those 2 I would choose CSL rep
go with 19s :pimpin:
slamming the ride will look a million times better
what is the meaning of "slamming the ride"? sry iam new :hmm:
dropping it
how much to drop it if i go with the 18'' ( in mm)
and what spring kit is good? HM,ACS,Eibach? or any other?
Oh, and I also vote for the CSL reps.
1. Type III
2. That size is fine
3. It'll look better with a drop, but it'll look fine without it
thx m3on20z.
can u explain to me why get new shock with the new spring.
and cupkit, coilovers same thing??
are they expensive?
^Upgraded springs can cause the shocks to wear out quicker. There are some manufacturer such as UUC Motorwerks that created their lowering springs with the stock shocks in mind, and they shocks should not wear any faster.
A cupkit is a set of matched springs and shocks (do a search for H&R Cupkit and Eibach Prokit). A coilover set is the same in that the springs and shocks are matched, but coilovers also provide height adjustably and can also offer dampening adjustment.
Are they expensive? Well compared to some $250 lowering springs, yes.
If you want more info, just do a search on the forum for some of the terms used in this thread. :)
thanks a lot man! that was really helped. i will make a search and learn it.
btw u think 19''s so much better than the 18''s?
are they not too big for non-m e46?
Great explanation Russ. :) :thumbup:
19's look great on any E46, it's a choice really, if your local roads aren't that great, I'd go with the 18's. :)
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CLC's Verse Like Water program earns Minnesota State Arts Board grant
Verse Like Water, the visiting poet program of Central Lakes College, in collaboration with Crossing Arts Alliance, has been granted $65,422 to fund first class literary arts events across 2014.
The American poets Billy Collins, Sherman Alexie, Tracy K. Smith and Robert Hass will present a series of afternoon readings and workshops in the CLC Chalberg Theater, and all events are free and open to the public.
Earlier in November, the State Arts Board granted 41 entities more than $2.2 million to "stimulate and encourage the creation, performance and appreciation of the arts in the state."
These funds were dreamed into being in 2008, when the Legislature passed the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment, which decreed that for 25 years a percentage of the state sales tax would be reserved and bestowed via grants to institutions and groups committed to enriching the cultural lives of all Minnesotans.
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" Palace Theatre, Manchester, Oxford Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M1 6FT, 0161 228 6256 "
Ive seen Miss Saigon three times - but have never reviewed it before. I recently watched Les Miserables, and whilst i did love it.... it was no Miss Saigon. Therefore i felt compelled to review it to ensure that Musical Lovers everywhere look out for it when it nexts tours.
I can assure you that you wont be disappointed by this production. Miss Saigon is the heart rendering story of Kim - a young bar girl struggling to survive the Vietnam war with no family. She falls in love with and American GI Chris - who is dragged from her life abruptly one evening. We then follow Kims struggle as she is trying to retrace her true love.
I wont tell you too much about the story, i wouldnt want to ruin it! But i can assure you that you will undoubtedly love it. Ive lucky enough to watch this with John Barrowman and Lea Salonga as the leads - but i can assure you that you would love it no matter who played these incredible parts. The songs are moving and touching, with some elements of humour and some massively powerful words.
Please please watch this if it ever tours in your area..... its the best show you will ever see!!
I live near the Palace theatre – so near, in fact, that you can see the immense clock tower from my kitchen. In the middle of the night, when the rest of that area of the city is plunged into darkness, I can usually find my way home by aiming for the bright, shining red letters that spell out its name. In short, it's my local theatre when I'm in Manchester. At the moment, Miss Saigon is showing there about 8 times a week (6 x evenings and 2 matinees). It's been on since last November, and will continue to show until June, and I saw it for the first time last weekend. Not the first time here, you understand, but the first time ever. I've seen a lot of musicals in my time, and danced a handful or so, but Miss Saigon has never appeared in that list. The most I know is one song a friend had for her song and dance solo for a while. Not much then. I would have gone and seen it a long time ago, but it never really appealed. I didn't know that much about it, apart from the fact that it was set in Vietnam around the time of the war, and that it was a musical. An odd combo – since when was a war something to sing and dance about? Anyway, some tickets came my way and I leapt at the chance to go – I might not have chosen it, but I never say no to a night out at the theatre – and I'm so glad I did. It was, in a word, fantastic. ~~ The Story ~~ Based on Madame Butterfly, which in turn is based on Madame Chrysantheme, Miss Saigon is a love story with a difference. Kim, our lead, is the latest to be added to the sleazy Engineer's bar-girl dancer troupe at his Dreamland club, frequented mainly by American Marines. At 17, she's the youngest performer, and the one who feels most out of place. As an orphan who has fled her home town, however, it's one of the few options open to her. During a mock beauty pageant to claim the "coveted" title of, ahem, "Miss Saigon"
, Kim catches the eye of Chris, one of the soldiers. The girls are all for sale, or rather rent for the night, and as a present, his friend John buys her for Chris. He soon realises that she's not like the other girls except in one respect - she dreams of a man who will not kill and will keep her safe, which is fair enough, right? As the story progresses, Kim and Chris grow closer, physically and emotionally, and when, as always happens, they are torn apart, she is devastated. We are whisked into the future, but through a number of flashbacks years later, we learn what really happened back then, and it all falls into place. There are complications in the form of extra spouses and fiancées (don't you just hate it when that happens?), not to mention bad people acquiring too much power (yes, Thuy, that would be you) and horribly old fashioned customs and laws that to be honest, no one really wants to abide by. The one thing that really surprised me was the last exchange between Kim and Thuy when she showed guts I'd never have believed she had. Go girl. Many years later, a number of the Americans return to Vietnam and reunions, whether wanted or not, are made. The ending is not at all what I would have expected but brings out Chris's true feelings, and is probably best for all of them, especially Tam (Kim's son), in the long run. (I know this is semi-vague, but I don't want to give too much of the plot away. For a really detailed description, have a look at www.miss-saigon.com/musical/story/ ) ~~ The Production ~~ Miss Saigon is performed in two acts, with a 20 min interval in-between at the Palace. The first act takes us up to April 1978, and the second one starts 5 months later in September. The production took about 3 hours with the first half slightly longer than the 2nd (it has 14 numbers compared to 10 in the latter). There was some fantastic scenery being used throughout and no
hick-ups where pieces crash into each other or fall of the stage. While this is always funny to watch, sometimes you just want a smooth running production. Two things which particularly stick in my mind are the hotel bedroom in Saigon – so stereotypically sterile and uniform it's not funny, although probably what most hotels there are now like since Holiday Inn etc came along – and the blinds they has all around the stage. Ikea stock if ever I saw them. Pretty though. There was also a funky helicopter which came in to land on top of, well, a filing cabinet. Still, when you don't have an airfield or landing pad, I guess you just have to improvise. The sound could almost have rivalled the Printworks' Dolby for surround-value, and the lighting was always spot on if you'll pardon the pun. Two niggly points though – because nothing in life is ever perfect, and moreover, because I like the word niggly. 1. Tam cannot be more than maybe 2 and a half years old, seeing as we see his visibly un-pregnant mother at one point, and then him running around 3 years later, but the kid they had has to be the biggest toddler I've ever seen. Probably because he's about 7 years old. 2. There are a number of corpses lying about at times in the show, but one did not seem to be behaving. To me "dead" implies "no longer able to move", but he didn't seem to think so. He rolled his head to have a look at what was going on upstage and then rolled it back again to look at the audience. He might as well have got up, gone to get a drink, maybe had something to eat and come back again for all the deadness in him. When I think of the many hours I spent dead on stage, bared from so much as blinking (hence the fact I started closing my eyes to die), I scorn his un-professionalism… :p ~~ The Theatre + Extras ~~ The Palace isn't all that large as theatres go
, but it's quite nice inside. A lot of the staff are students from the local universities and music school, and seem to have a real interest in theatre. In the foyer programs (£3) and various sweets and drinks were available, and at the interval small tubs of Ben and Jerry's (Strawberry, Chocolate and Vanilla) were on sale priced at a shocking £2 each – I never understand why theatres think it's ok to charge such exorbitant prices for such small things. Quy would have given this op 5 stars based on the ice cream (he should know, he had every flavour) but he's not writing it, so tough. Although not on the night we went, I'm told Miss Saigon souvenirs are usually onsale – these include CDs and t-shirts, and can also be ordered direct from the manufacturers using the form in the program. ~~ The Cast ~~ The majority of the cast aren't native English types, but contrary to what you would expect, they aren't all Oriental either. American Chris is played by Swedish Niklas Andersson and John by the gorgeous, gorgeous Canadian Kingsley Eggs among others. Kim is most often played by Joanna Ampil who has toured with Miss Saigon in everywhere from Australia to America, not to mention her native Manila. In fact, the only important character played by a Brit is Ellen, the American wife, who has, among other things, appeared in Eastenders and London's Burning. So a proper Brit then…. There are cast bios in the program as usual, and I just love reading them, not least because I usually find at least one person who grew up near me or whose sister competed against me in dancing at some point. Despite their diverse nationalities, the cast were well suited to their roles, with the Swedish Americans sounding American and not Swedish, and so on. They could sing and dance and act. What more could you ask for? ~~ The Statistics ~~ Miss Saigon has been put on in more than 75 citi
es, in 14 countries world-wide. It has been performed in 8 languages - English, Japanese, Hungarian, German, Danish, Dutch, Swedish, and Polish. To date more than 28 million people have been to see it. Which is, y'know, quite a few. ~~ The Press Take On The Show ~~ "What a brilliant evening this is!" - Daily Express "John Napier's amazing designs, complete with helicopter landing on the US embassy roof" - Daily Telegraph [Ah, so it was a the US embassy roof, being cunningly played by a filing cabinet. My mistake…] "This show is clearly a winner….brilliantly staged…terrific acting…brilliant" - Manchester Evening News "We waited for MISS SAIGON for a decade. And it was worth it …. it's the best I've seen in three decades of theatre" - Wigan Reporter ~~ The Contact Info ~~ Tickets for Miss Saigon can be booked through Ticketmaster on 0161 242 2524 or www.ticketmaster.co.uk. The theatre is on Oxford Rd opposite the Corner House Cinema, and two minutes from Oxford Rd Station. There's a taxi rank directly outside, and several carparks nearby, plus some free on-street parking. ~~ The Verdict ~~ Without a doubt, a fantastic show. The story, the cast, the setting, all were prefect. I only wish I'd discovered it sooner.
I went to see Miss Saigon on Saturday 19th January 2002, at the palace theatre in Manchester. We had to go to the matinee because all of the evening performances were sold out. The palace theatre itself has recently undergone a development costing in excess of 300,000. There is a modern box office, different signage and front façade, new canopy, another kiosk and merchandise positions and a fully re-fitted pit bar. The surroundings looked and felt very elegant. The programme cost just £3.00 and they were on sale just as you walk through the entrance. The bar prices were a little steeper than I'd imagined them to be charging £1.00 for a small bottle of coca-cola. We sat in the stalls, which made us fairly level with the stage and suitably seated to see the performance at its best angle. The people behind the stage and responsible for the technical side of things are as follows: Alain Boublil – Book, lyrics and original French lyrics Claude-Michel Schonberg – Conception, book and music Richard Maltby Jnr – Lyricist Cameron Mackintosh – Producer Nicholas Hytner – Director Bob Avian – Musical staging John Napier – Production Designer Andreane Neofitou – Costume Designer Background For those of you who aren't familiar with where the tale comes from, A man by the name of John Luther Long had a story published in Century Magazine back in1897; That story was called Madame Butterfly. It is believed that Long had read a well-liked novel of that period called Madame Chrysantheme, which was written by a naval officer, Piere Loti. It was based on loti's stay in Japan and told of his brief contract marriage to a geisha girl in Nagasaki. The feature in century magazine was such a success that American playwright and producer David Belasco created a one-act play also called Madame Butterfly. It premiered in New York in1900 and took the public by stor
m; a month later it was taken to London where it opened at the Duke of York's theatre. Puccini was in London for the opening of TOSCA and went to see the play. He immediately realized it's potential as an opera. On 17 February 1904 Puccini's Madame Butterfly premiered at La Scala, Milan. Alain Boublil and Claude Michel Schonberg were first inspired by a photo, taken a few weeks before the fall of Saigon it was a picture of a woman giving up her baby at a Saigon airport in the anticipation of a new life for her child. The Performance The opening scene is set in a seedy looking bar/brothel in Saigon in 1975; the Engineer (played by Leo Tavarro Valdez) provides the comic relief the entire show. He is a great singer and has an extremely expressive way of performing (very camp.) He opens with a song, backed up by the girls and the marines, called "The heat is on in Saigon". The dancing that the girls do is supposed to be sleazy, and there are some quite sordid routines in this part of the show, Kim (played by Ima Castro) is dragged into view of the audience, the actress who plays her is tiny, almost childlike and immediately you feel afraid for her. Her voice is amazingly big considering and she plays the part extremely well. Chris (played by Niklas Andersson), the lead male role in the show also has an incredibly powerful voice, he is a shy soldier and doesn't seem interested in the Vietnamese nightlife, and however his friends decide to set him up anyway. The whole cast performed wonderfully and I was entranced the whole way through the show. The outline to the story is that the two of them fall in love, but unfortunately they are separated through no fault of their own. After many years of waiting they are re-united and the ending is not a happy one. I don't want to give too much of the story away, I could very easily sit here and type out practically the whole thing because that is how grea
t I thought it was, it has stuck in my head, every song, each scene, all filled with emotion and depth, but then that would spoil it for you, wouldn't it? The staging and the effects of the lights and props were spectacular also, at one point a helicopter, full scale to a real one was in front of us, you have to see it to believe it. So I'll finish just by saying that even if you're not into musicals, give this one a try as you might surprise yourself.


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Locked-in syndrome sufferer Tony Nicklinson left a final poignant message before dying peacefully at home in Wiltshire surrounded by his family.
He said: "Goodbye world the time has come, I had some fun."
Mr Nicklinson, 58, died six days after he lost a landmark High Court right-to-die action in which he warned that he was condemned to a life of "pure torture".
He was left paralysed by a catastrophic stroke while on a business trip to Athens in 2005.
His family said that after receiving a draft of the judgment "the fight seemed to go out of him".
And in the past few days the father-of-two suffered rapidly deteriorating health when he contracted pneumonia and refused food.
When Mr Nicklinson died on Wednesday morning at his home in Melksham, Wiltshire, his wife Jane and daughters Lauren and Beth, and sister Ginny were by his side.
A message posted on Mr Nicklinson's Twitter profile said: "You may already know, my Dad died peacefully this morning of natural causes. He was 58."
Mrs Nicklinson tweeted: "I have lost the love of my life, but he suffers no more."
Daughter Beth posted on the social networking site: "RIP @TonyNicklinson. Couldn't have asked for a better dad, so strong. You are now at peace, we will be fine. I love you xxx."
Her sister Lauren added: "Dad, you are finally at peace. Beth and I are so proud to be your daughters, we got our strength from you. I love you xxx."
Evolutionary scientist Richard Dawkins tweeted: "Tony Nicklinson's suffering is over, no thanks to our cruel, callous laws. Glad for him. Let's continue his fight for others in same plight."
Wiltshire Police said there were no suspicious circumstances.
The family's solicitor, Saimo Chahal said: "I am extremely sad to tell you that I received a call at 10.45am from Jane Nicklinson to inform me that her husband Tony died peacefully at home at about 10am this morning.
"Jane told me that Tony went rapidly downhill over last weekend, having contracted pneumonia".
Mr Nicklinson was left paralysed by a catastrophic stroke while on a business trip to Athens in 2005.
The father-of-two was unable to speak virtually unable to move. The former engineer had described his existence as "pure torture" and had gone to court so that a doctor could help end his life.
But last week, three High Court judges threw out his bid for a doctor to help end his suffering.
They said it would be wrong for the court to depart from the long-established legal position that "voluntary euthanasia is murder, however understandable the motives may be".
Mr Nicklinson's wife, Jane - standing by her weeping husband's side - described the decision as "one-sided".
She said: "You can see from Tony's reaction he's absolutely heartbroken."
Mr Nicklinson's daughter Lauren said last week that the family would keep fighting to allow her father to die "a pain-free and peaceful death".
"The alternative is starvation," she said. "Why should he have to starve himself to death when he could go (die) in a safe home with people that love him?
"To think that he might have to waste away and starve himself to death is horrific and it makes me feel quite ill, to be honest."
She rejected the argument of pro-life campaigners, saying that her father had a life only in the biological sense of the word.
"Life should not be measured on the quantity, it should be the quality of life," she said.
"Dad would rather live 51 years really happy than 90 years completely miserable.
"Dad hasn't got a life - his life consists of being washed by strangers, undignified moments watching the world go by around him.
"Life should be about quality and happiness, not just for the sake of it."
Assisted suicide campaigner Debbie Purdy, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, paid tribute to Mr Nicklinson.
"For somebody who couldn't speak he was very loud-mouthed," she told ITV News from her home in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
"But that's Tony and I hope people remember that this was somebody who was prepared to put the interests of other people before his own."
Dr Antony Lempert, chairman of the Secular Medical Forum which campaigns against religious influences in medical treatment, described Mr Nicklinson as living in "unbearable torment".
He said that Mr Nicklinson would leave a fitting legacy, adding: "Many people do not regard life as sacrosanct but as a brief interlude to be lived as well as possible. When Tony could no longer live well, or even passably, he wanted to die.
"In the event, he is no longer suffering but the manner of his death should leave those who would argue against assisted dying in all cases to think long and hard about their own moral compass."Reuse content


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best head unit for mobile theater?
Can anyone please recommend a dbl.din head unit for mobile theater or a head unit period? Everytime i read a comparison test on all they focus on is the head unit's navigation capabilities.
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As of yet, no one from Disney or Lucasfilm has refuted the report. Several news outlets have also reportedly reached out to Harrison Ford's reps and there has been no denial from his camp.
While many major media outlets have picked up the story, others have kept quiet. While no official report appears on Entertainment Weekly's website, EW writer Geoff Boucher tweeted a denial that a deal was done. Boucher tweeted, "Harrison Ford deal? My source says not yet. 'It will not be for weeks and perhaps months.'"
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The images, which were hidden for more than 40 years, have been put on show in Argentina by historian Maria Teresa Mazzorotolo, the daughter of Peron's personal photographer.
'All these decades could not erase the images that captured the soul of this woman,' Mazzorotolo told The Observer. 'The pictures show a woman in constant activity, a robust, lively young girl who is not posing for the camera but expresses spontaneous gestures of laughter and sadness as if there was no one watching.'
Born out of wedlock in rural Argentina in 1919, 'Little Eva' escaped to Buenos Aires to become a radio presenter and an actress. She married President Juan Domingo Peron and remained first lady from 1946 until her death from cancer in 1952.
Photographer Alfredo Mazzorotolo, commissioned by his newspaper, Democracia, shadowed Evita and captured some of Peron's most personal moments. After a military uprising ended Peron's second presidency, keeping anything to do with the old regime became an offence. Mazzorotolo put his negatives in a casket and buried them. Some 20 years later, when the dictatorship ended, he dug them up, but it was another 20 years before he told his daughter about them.
In September 1947, Eva Peron forced congress to pass a law allowing women to vote. Mazzorotolo has chosen this anniversary to show her father's work. 'Love her or hate her, Peron was responsible for a more active role of women in the country's political life,' she says. Critics have praised the exhibition at Argentina's Institute for Cinema and Audiovisual Arts for showing Evita's 'softer side'.
Mazzorotolo says: 'The pictures highlight the row between supporters and enemies of Peron during a period in which society was so fragmented that a man had to hide certain images to prevent people from destroying our history.'


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It's 2018: Who Owns the Cloud?
In 10 years, which company will own the cloud computing space? That question has been the subject of long and contentious funding debates over the past year, especially here on Sand Hill Road. And while I know that predicting the future is an inaccurate science, I think when it comes to evaluating this nascent industry, the VC community has been focusing on the wrong criteria.
Today, cloud computing offerings are application-specific frameworks that are run by companies both large and small. Google's (GOOG) App Engine is a cloud for running Python applications; EngineYard is a cloud for Ruby-on-Rails; Amazon's (AMZN) EC2 and S3 provide generic compute and storage clouds, and so forth. While each of these companies addresses a vertical market need, I believe that by 2018, clouds will instead be evaluated based on three generic criteria: transactions, user experience, and presence. And as with any active market, it's a safe bet there will be plenty of companies that best showcase each of them.
Spectacular Experience
One of the emerging trends in cloud computing is providing infrastructure that allows businesses to perform transactions. Two companies that immediately come to mind are eBay (EBAY) and Amazon; both have infrastructure expertise and business divisions devoted to processing their customers' transactions. Amazon in particular just launched Checkout, which facilitates highly scalable transaction services. Imagine if over the next 10 years these companies find a way to bring their scale and transaction expertise to a cloud offering across multiple industries and market segments.
What will become increasingly critical is providing cloud consumers with a spectacular user experience, something nobody does better than Apple (AAPL). While I realize the company is not strictly focused on cloud computing today, picture a scenario in which it leverages the success and elegance of iTunes—essentially a cloud for selling digital media—to other markets. I can foresee a cloud computing environment in which Apple allows users to build applications using their user interface templates and designs; every application developer that strives to make its application "as sexy as iTunes" could leverage this infrastructure. A current example of Apple's approach can be found in its new MobileMe cloud, which emphasizes ease-of-use and user experience for keeping e-mail, calendar, and contacts synchronized. Elsewhere, Google Gears and Microsoft (MSFT) Live Mesh are also attempting to be environments in which users develop cloud applications, but they don't seem to have the same focus on consistency of user experience.
Microsoft's Wealth of Services
Speaking of Microsoft, when it comes to presence in the computing space, it has an enviable position. With its software presence in PCs, mobile phones, game consoles, media centers, and even autos, it's set up to be everywhere for at least the next decade. And the Redmond (Wash.) giant has recently changed its PR to emphasize software and services, which leads me to think it's moving to offer a wealth of cloud-based services.
The key will be leveraging the company's presence across nearly every aspect of the computing space to convert its hordes of desktop and IT application developers to work on their cloud in order to come up with future services for the same markets. If Microsoft can execute on this strategy, use its presence and motivate its developers, it will be a major player in the cloud computing market in 2018.
It seems clear the dominant cloud computing company in 2018 will be able to process transactions on the scale of Amazon and eBay, have the eye-popping user experience of Apple, and the presence of Microsoft. Which cloud company do you think it will be?


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God called and retrieved our beloved Sandra Marie Parks Walker to glory on March 28, 2013, in Virginia Beach, Va.
Sandra was a graduate of Frederick Douglass High School, Class of '63, in Key West, Fla. She was baptized at the Historic St. Peter Episcopal Church in Key West.
She was born to Marie Evangeline Shavers Sawyer (deceased) and William Parks (deceased). She was preceded in death by her sister Colleen Sarah Roberts of Key West, Fla.
While residing in Virginia Beach, Sandra was a member of the First Lynnhaven Baptist Church Mass Choir of Virginia Beach, the Daisy Chain Club, and the Fort Story/ Fort Eustis Retiree Association.
She leaves to mourn her loving husband Willie L. Walker; siblings Dennis L. Parks (Gloria) of Atlanta, Ga., Sheila Hamilton of Virginia Beach, Va., Lavon Marie Sherrod (Harvey) of Key West, Fla., and Bernice A. Roberts Hill of Key West, Fla.; daughter Robin LaKaye Walker Rose (Ellis) of Virginia Beach, Va.; sons Gregory Walker and Christopher Walker (Tanya) of Virginia Beach, Va.; three grandsons; one granddaughter; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 4, 2013 at the First Lynnhaven Baptist Church in Virginia Beach, Va. The viewing will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Beach Funeral Home in Virginia Beach, Va. Any comments will be available at www.beachfuneralhome.com.
May she rest in peace.


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TV3 has stopped making television shows available to be viewed on mobile phones after its service was hacked.
On Wednesday, a number of popular TV shows that can normally be watched for free on cellphones, but are unable to be recorded by viewers, were illegally downloaded from the On Demand service. Programmes are still able to be watched via streaming to laptops and computers.
"It is theft," TV3 spokeswoman Rachel Lorimer said. "We have suspended some of our mobile content until a security patch can be introduced."
The breach is expected to spark concern at international production companies such as Fox, Warners and Endemol, whose content is protected by strict copyright laws. If people are downloading the content, they are unlikely to buy from those who made it.
Lorimer said: "We expect our mobile phone platforms to be back running normally by the middle of the week."
Paul Brislen, chief executive of the Telecommunications Users' Association, said overseas production firms would be furious.
"Companies such as Fox will take it very seriously indeed that someone has cracked the technology behind TV3's app," he said.
Tom Cotter, general manager of digital at rival TVNZ, said he wasn't surprised by the hacking episode.
"The way Mediaworks have implemented their tablet and smartphone service makes it impossible for them to have the level of security that properly protects the production community," he said.


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Ooooooooooh! Aaaaaaaaaaah! Summer is in full swing, which means Fourth of July fireworks aren't far away. While driving this past weekend, I was astonished by the number of billboards advertising fireworks. Little did I know, consumer firework consumption has increased by 920 percent since 1976. When it comes to my family and I, I've always left fireworks to the professionals since this is the best way to stay safe. It is estimated there are nearly 10,000 firework-related injuries requiring emergency room visits every year. Common sense dictates many of the firework safety precautions. Here is a nice safety test to review before using fireworks:
Questions: http://www.fireworkssafety.org/test.pdf
Answers: http://www.fireworkssafety.org/answers.pdf
While most of us would agree that consumer fireworks are scary for general public use, even some of the simpler fireworks such as firecrackers and sparklers can be quite dangerous. Did you know that sparklers are able to reach a temperature of 1800 degrees Fahrenheit?
Fire damage is also a potential consequence of fireworks. The National Fire Protection Association estimates over 50,000 fires every year are caused by fireworks. It is a good idea to have a bucket of water or hose nearby as well as definitely keeping fireworks away from dry brush or other flammable materials.
Finally, here is some information on what to do if an injury should happen. Most burn injuries are best treated with cool water. Eye wounds can be especially dangerous. If an eye injury does occur, don't allow your child to touch or rub it, as this may cause even more damage. If you are unsure of the best way to treat an injury, Affinity NurseDirect, available 24/7 at 1-800-362-9900, is a great resource for injury care advice.
For more information on firework safety, check out this article from Kids Health http://kidshealth.org/parent/firstaid_safe/outdoor/fireworks.html or this video from the National Council on Firework Safety http://www.fireworksafety.com/safety_video.html.


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he he jango don't forget Fi in this one ner vod! lol
yeah I got her!
ok I'm not going to make the so to speak joke because then I'd have to hunt u down... lol jk jk, good deal
k kal all I have left is to color me and finish you and Fi!!!
awesome! Oya ner vod!
almost done coloring mine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
he he good deal keep workin', I'm working on coloring the mass battle sketch Lev'ika did a while back... I told him I'd color it... lol, just now getting around to it.
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yeah somethin' like that. lol
hey you guys stay on it's almost done!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sweet, and now kal has be totally pumped I forgot about you colouring it lol
I will eviscerate you.
ok here it is the symbol would have been on me and kal's shoulder but it didn't fit. w/ out any further adue here it is
not bad at all jang'ika. my armor looks a little tan tho... lol
Look class reunion photo
lmao yeah that's kinda what I thought at first too!
Looks like Zuka forgot his Scarf and kama, But figures He would be in the center
so much win!
thanks for all the comments guys! I am going to be doing sketches now in my book and not coloring 'cause I don't want to screw the other pages up w/ the ink. But I am working on battle sketches. Thats all!
you won't jack up the pages... just leave it open until your sketch dries... are you using markers? what kind?
when I ink it I use a sharpie
oh ok... sharpies bleed a little bit, I see what you're sayin. You can put a piece of printer paper under your page. The sketch book I use is thicker paper... so it's not a problem for me.
ok I have Alpha and Pacx done in my sketch book
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text: The Foxes Foundation... LCFC Foxes Foundation 2015/16 Partner CharitiesAfter a superb year of fundraising last season, the LCFC Foxes Foundation is delighted to announce its five new partner charities for the 2015/16 campaign. Once again the LCFC Foxes Foundation will aim to give back to its community by raising vital funds for a range of different local charities that make a huge difference to children and young people, health, education and human services in Leicestershire. The 2015/16 season will see the Lord Mayor of Leicester's Appeal support two causes, including both Place2Be and the Spark Arts For Children, while the Royal Voluntary Service, Leicester Hospitals Charity Children's Appeal, Warning Zone and Once, We Were Soldiers will all also benefit from the LCFC Foxes Foundation's efforts. Established in 1993, Place2Be provides emotional and therapeutic services in primary and secondary schools, building children's resilience through talking, creative work and play. They currently reach 94,000 children in 235 schools across the UK helping them to cope with wide-ranging and complex social issues, from bullying to neglect and trauma. The Spark Arts For Children is a registered charity that offers children throughout Leicestershire the opportunity to discover and enjoy the arts as audiences, as learners and as creators of their own art. It creates an annual festival for children hosted by venues across Leicester during the summer. Throughout the year they also facilitate and commission a range of events and projects which complement and extend the work of the festival. Formed over seven decades ago and now celebrating their 75th anniversary, the Royal Voluntary Service help to combat loneliness by helping older people to maintain their independence and stay involved in the local community. Funds will be raised for the Leicestershire and Rutland branch, who offer friendship, help and support to reduce isolation and ensure older people are safe, warm and well in their homes across Leicester City, Loughborough, Coalville, Melton Mowbray and Wigston. Leicester Hospitals Charity Children's Appeal works to provide the best possible facilities and environment for their patients, visitors and staff. Using money donated to the charity they improve patient areas and also invest heavily in state-of-the-art equipment to diagnose and treat patients. The organisation relies on government funding as well as donations and fundraising activities. They aim to upgrade the children's facilities and equipment throughout the three Leicester Hospitals – the Royal Infirmary, Leicester General Hospital and Glenfield Hospital. Warning Zone combines vital messages in a single stimulating and memorable experience which helps to prepare youngsters for increased independence and their transition into early adolescence. The core programme aims to foster an understanding of risk, consequence of actions, peer pressure and personal responsibility. Finally, Once, We Were Soldiers, are based in Leicestershire and provides support for former serving members of the British Armed Forces. Aimed towards homeless veterans, facing homelessness and veterans that have fallen on hard times, they support veterans who have served during all former conflicts. Raising vital funds for all these worthy causes would not be possible without the magnificent help of the Leicester City supporters, so to once again get involved with the LCFC Foxes Foundation's 2015/16 fundraising campaign and arrange your own event, email firstname.lastname@example.com. WIN A MINI FOR A WHOLE YEAR WITH TOTAL MOTION The 2015/16 fundraising campaign for the LCFC Foxes Foundation has received a huge boost thanks to the generosity of local Leicester company Total Motion, who are giving away a MINI for a whole year! Total Motion Vehicle Management have joined the LCFC Foxes Foundation on a mission to raise £50,000 in 2015/16, with the money being split between Warning Zone and this year's other partner charities. So what have you got to do to win that MINI? It's simple. Just visit www.totalmotion.co.uk/donate (full terms & conditions here) and enter the competition! The winner will be selected on Saturday 23 April, 2016 at City's home game against Swansea City and remember, you can enter as many times as you like!LCFC Foxes Foundation 2014/15 Partner Charities Following another successful year of fundraising, the LCFC Foxes Foundation have announced their five partner charities for the 2014/15 season. A stunning £140,000 was raised last year, double the total of the previous season, in support of charities across the county. All kinds of fundraising helped to raise the cash, culminating in Club Ambassador Alan Birchenall's 34th annual End of Season Run at the home game against Doncaster Rovers in May. The Club will now work closely with the chosen charities in hope of raising £250,000, with the focus on children and young people – starting at King Power Stadium on 12 October - when a host of celebrities and City legends compete in the Celebrity Soccer spectacular for the LCFC Foxes Foundation. This season's following partner charities are: Leicester Hospitals Charity Leicestershire Autistic Society Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research, Leicester & Rutland Branch Rainbows Hospice for Children & Young People The Lord Mayor of Leicester's Appeal Leicester City's Chief Executive Officer Susan Whelan said: "The Club are delighted to announce this season's partner charities in a year where we're keen to give back to our local community, as well as working to help children and young people in Leicestershire. "We're very much looking forward beginning the fundraising and we hope that this year our wonderful supporters can continue to help towards the total with some fundraising ideas of their own." Among the chosen charities are the Leicestershire Autistic Society, which was formed over two decades ago. It provides support for families and professionals dealing with autism in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Leicestershire Autistic Society chairperson said: "It's wonderful news to be selected as a partner charity. We can do so much with the donations. It will help us sustain our funding for our much-needed club and play schemes." This year, Lord Mayor of Leicester Councillor John Thomas has selected three charities to support – Leicester Sea Cadets, Prostate Cancer UK and Silver Star Diabetes. Leicester Sea Cadets offer youngsters the chance to participate in a number of action packed programmes involving anything from boating to canoeing while encouraging people to work in a team and in turn create friendships. Prostate Cancer UK, his second chosen charity, provide cutting-edge research into tests, treatments and the causes of prostate cancer with 83 per cent of the men in the UK currently unaware of the increasing dangers of the disease. And Silver Star Diabetes completes the Lord Mayor's selection of charities which has been a long-standing tradition between himself and the Club. Meanwhile, Leicester Hospitals Charity are one of the biggest and busiest NHS trusts in the country and incorporate both Leicester General, Glenfield and Royal Infirmary Hospitals. Their team is made up of over 12,000 staff and provide a range of services, primarily for the residents of Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. The Leicestershire and Rutland branch of the Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research charity tackles blood cancer, which is the most common childhood cancer, with children suffering from it facing up to three-and-a-half years of continuous chemotherapy. Battling the problem for over 50 years, the charity also aims to improve the lives of people living with blood cancers such as leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. And Rainbows Hospice for Children & Young People are the fifth charity to benefit from the fantastic fundraising efforts from the Club. Located in Loughborough, Rainbows Hospice have opened the doors to children and people who love them the most. To get involved with the LCFC Foxes Foundation's 2014/15 fundraising campaign and arrange your own event, firstname.lastname@example.com. The Foxes Foundation is pleased to announce the Club's first charity supporting partner, Barclays, who will be helping to raise funds for the LCFC Foxes Foundation by taking part in various activities during the 2014/15 season. Leicester City Football Club Ambassador Alan Birchenall said: "The LCFC Foxes Foundation has gone from strength to strength in the last three years, providing vital support to a great number of Leicester-based causes and building new relationships with charity partners both nationally and overseas. A partner with the strength and global reputation of Barclays will extend the Foundation's community reach even further and help us improve the lives of even more people through the power of football." The first event of this unique partnership will see Barclays Oadby staff selling raffle tickets as part of a Premier League Trophy Event in Leicester. The Staff at Oadby are offering people the chance to win a range of prizes including: • LCFC Season Ticket for the 2014/15 Barclays Premier League season • Matchday Hospitality for four at a LCFC 2014/15 Barclays Premier League fixture • Official Replica 2014/15 Home Shirt signed by the first-team players • Dinner for four with wine at Chutney Ivy Leicester• Dinner for two at MemSaab Leicester £50 voucher • Dinner for two at More Leicester • £25 voucher for Patisserie Valerie Leicester • Meal for two Café Bruxelles, Leicester • Dinner & Dance for two at The City Rooms, Leicester on 3 October hosted by Kismet In a further show of support for LCFC and the LCFC Foxes Foundation, Barclays in Leicester has arranged for the official Barclays Premier League trophy to visit the Club for a special one-off event. Supporters of all clubs, including the Foxes, are invited to have their picture taken with the coveted trophy. Robert Mee from Barclays, Leicester said: "We are delighted to be able to offer support to the Leicester City Foxes Foundation who provide fantastic support for a variety of community causes. Obviously it's a very exciting time for local fans as they see their club move into the Barclays Premier League." The event, which is free of charge and open to all, will be held in the City Fanstore at King Power Stadium from 2pm-8pm on Friday 15 August – the eve of the Premier League kick-off, which sees Leicester City entertain Everton (Saturday 16 August, 3pm KO). 2013/14 LCFC Foxes Foundation Partner Charities contributed to another fantastic year of fundraising last season, thanks to the support and assistance of our five chosen charities were: • Breast Cancer Care • Lord Mayor's Appeal • Macmillan Cancer Support• Samaritans • The Laura Centre • LCFC Defibrillator AppealPart of the Lord Mayor's annual charity appeal, Macmillan Cancer Support are dedicated to improving the lives of the one in every three people who will contract cancer in their lives through treatment, expertise and support. Lord Mayor of Leicester, Councillor Mustafa Kamal commented: "I am supporting Macmillan Cancer Support during my year in office and am delighted to be chosen as one of the recipients of the LCFC Foxes Foundation campaign. "I lost both my mother and brother to cancer and the support provided by Macmillan has left a lasting impression on me. So much so, that I pledged that if I could ever do anything to help them in the future, I would." With over 201 branches across the country, Samaritans and its 20,000+ volunteers aim to cut the numbers of people taking their own lives by providing support for those in need to talk about their feelings. John Wilcox of Samaritans said: "We are thrilled to be chosen as a Foxes Foundation recipient charity in 2013/14. We are an independent local charity which receives no grants from authorities so the money this will bring us is very important. "However, we are much more grateful for the opportunity to spread our message to the people of Leicester and Leicestershire that we are here for them, every hour of every day without exception." Based in Leicester, The Laura Centre is a professional bereavement service that helps give families suffering from a loss a safe, friendly and inclusive environment to manage the impact of a death on their lives.Gail Moore, Co-founder of The Laura Centre said: "We are grateful to everyone at LCFC Foxes Foundation for adopting The Laura Centre as one of their chosen Charities of the Year for the 2013/14 season. "The impact of the LCFC 'adoption' would not only help in raising valuable donations to aid the work of TLC, but it will also raise public awareness of the work in which we are involved." Breast Cancer Care is charity dedicated to the providing the best treatment and support to those affected by breast cancer using a combination of personal experiences and clinical expertise. Lisa Brown of Breast Cancer Care added: "We are here for anyone affected by breast cancer. We bring people together, provide information and support, and campaign for improved standards of care. "We use our understanding of people's experience of breast cancer and our clinical expertise in everything we do." This season will also see the continuation of the LCFC Defibrillator Appeal – a campaign to raise the funds required to purchase life-saving defibrillators that will be donated to key areas in Leicestershire to maximise accessibility. To get involved with the LCFC Foxes Foundation's 2014/15 fundraising campaign and arrange your own event, email email@example.com.


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Bridesmaids, set for a May release, is being marketed as part of producer Judd Apatow's comedy franchise, which we all know by now is populated with women onscreen who are the killjoy, ball-crusher, harpy-shrew, women who despite their humourless days and accomplishments somehow need a man-boy to fret over in order to feel complete. No one ever claimed the women in his films were nuanced or complex. Apatow's ham-fisted imprint smears itself all over the two-minute teaser, what with the AC/DC soundtrack, the rude stereotypes of women as either pitying the single ladies, as bridezillas or suggesting an old-fashioned catfight, plus all the pink in the promotional posters, which would normally keep me far away from the box office. But then I take pause to learn it's written by Kristen Wiig (love her!) and also stars Maya Rudolph and Rose Byrne. And Jon Hamm's in the sack.
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text: roadking03 - Unregistered August 08, 2010 7:12 PM WOW!!!what a bunch of freaking losers doing some posting!!!Ellison's ego,are you kidding me!!The man's about as humble as they come,never blames anything or anyone but himself when he has a bad run!!!!!And not doing to bad after coming back from a broken femur.You pepole are pityful....Congrats to Sykes for the win!and to Rutter for a great race 8 agree 1 disagree


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welcome, I'm sure more people will pick up your bee fever, good luck
welcome, I'm sure more people will pick up your bee fever, good luck
I'm not tense, Just terribly, terribly alert!
Hi Araceli I started beekeeping when I was in highschool in 1964. I quit and got back into it last year because my grandaughter wanted to have a hive. She is an awesome beekeeper and handles the bees like a pro. She has no fear but does respect her bees. You will be very happy you decided to get into beekeeping. I do have one suggestion however. Try to find an experienced beekeeper to help you get started. They will help you choose the right equipment and gear you need. I suggest getting kits that you can assemble yourself. You will enjoy beekeeping more when you dive in with both feet! Good luck and let us know of your progress.
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Roasted Squab with Rose Petals
Inspired by the beautiful quail with rose petal sauce in the book and movie "Like Water for Chocolate," this dish is a much simplified version. Magic transformed the original recipe into an aphrodisiac. Here Marcia Kiesel likes to think it's the sensuality of the dish itself that puts people under a romantic spell.
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- Servings: 2
- 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, 1 chilled
- Two 1-pound squab
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons Malmsey Madeira or ruby port
- 1 cup fragrant edible rose petals
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 450°. In a large ovenproof skillet, melt 2 tablespoons of the butter over high heat. Season the squab with salt and pepper. When the butter is very hot, add the squab, breast side down, and brown well on all sides, about 9 minutes. Turn breast side up and roast in the upper third of the oven, basting a few times, for about 15 minutes, or until the breast meat is medium rare. Transfer the squab to a warm plate.
Pour off the fat in the skillet. Add the Madeira and simmer over moderate heat for 2 minutes, scraping the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon to loosen any browned bits. Remove from the heat.
Using a boning knife, cut along the breast bone and around the legs to halve and partially bone each squab. Arrange 2 halves on each plate. Pour the carving juices into the pan sauce and simmer for 1 minute over moderately high heat. Remove from the heat and swirl in the remaining 1 tablespoon chilled butter. Season the sauce with salt and pepper and pour over the squab. Scatter the rose petals on top and serve.
Suggested Pairing
The sweetness of the Madeira and the aromatic qualities of the rose petals call for a scented red with ripe berry flavors and a hint of roses, such as a West Coast Pinot Noir.


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