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This entry ends the four-part series on the components that make up my LeaderCulture model.
How does your nonprofit recognize the contributions of its board members? How do your board members prefer to be recognized for their contributions of time and expertise? What value do you really place on the board's leadership of the organization?
Recognition should be freely given, varied, timely and individualized (Don't know how an individual board member likes to be recognized? Ask!) It reinforces the qualities that your nonprofit values in its leaders and models desired contributions for others who aspire to a leadership role in the future.
When most of us hear the word "recognition," we probably think first of appreciation banquets, plaques or certificates, and other formal mechanisms. But informal methods also can be meaningful – sometimes more than the token handed out once a year for some board volunteers (I fall into that category myself.). A sincere, timely thank you – verbal or hand-written – can hold particular power for many individuals.
Board members may appreciate less obvious acknowledgment forms. For example, some may find motivation in being asked to assume a leadership role with more responsibility. Others may appreciate opportunities to attend training sessions on behalf of the organization, events that expand both their capacity to serve and their set of skills that transfer to other areas of their lives.
Examine the ways in which you recognize board volunteers. Do you have a strong understanding of the types of motivators that drive each member? Do you attempt to tailor your acknowledgments to their preferred methods? Identify new recognition vehicles that may inspire board members in different ways. Don't be afraid to be creative in showing your board members you value their commitment.

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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - May 20, 2004, New Braunfels, Texas THURSDAY, MAY 20, 2004 ALL HIK ADI /BO SPORTS STILL IN IT Smithson Valley readies for regional quarterfinal matchup against the Holmes Huskies. Page SA '"Hlj I UuMsJ SOUTHWEST HKROPUBL 2627 [. VflitDI !. DK Pi i-'fifri TY ?V903 FORUM GUEST COLUMN Thomas Barrett III says the logic behind an ordinance banning beer bongs is full of holes. Page 4A Zeitung Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852. Vol. 153, No. 164 12 pages, 2 sections CLICK www; herald-zeitung.com 50$ ■56825 00001' Pf Mostly cloudy High Low 88 88 Details .... 1B DEAR ABBY 48 CLASSIFIEDS 888 COMICS 3B CROSSWORD 38 FORUM 4A OBITUARIES 3A SPORTS 5-6A TV GRIDS 48 IBMNNMMI NNB Defense questions police search tactics By Bon Maloney Staff Writer Defense attorney Glen Peterson raised questions Wednesday about whether police acted appropriately when they stopped — and searched — the car driven by John Hernandez, a suspect in a 2002 killing. A state expert testified the likelihood that blood found on Hernandez's clothing belonged to anyone other than victim Pablo Esquivel was one in 1.8 quadrillion — one followed by 15 zeroes. Prosecutor Joe Soane's case against Hernandez entered its second day with testimony by forensic experts and the New Braunfels police officers who found Esquivel's alleged killers shortly after the April 28,2002, attack. If convicted in Judge Jack Robison's 207th Judicial District Court of engaging in organized criminal murder, Hernandez faces between five and 99 years in state prison. Co-defendant Daniel Cam pos Correa pleaded guilty to murder Monday in exchange for an 11-year sentence. Co-defendant Santiago "Crazy Jimmy" Suarez will be tried later. Officer Joe Tovar testified finding Hernandez's car at the intersection of Business 35 and Seguin Avenue about half an hour after Esquivel was Company 'welds' education, growth stabbed to death in Solms. Because it matched the description of the suspect vehicle, Tovar followed the car to Ryan's Steakhouse, where it turned left on McKenna Avenue. When it turned right on Porter Street, Tovar said, he stopped Hernandez because he didn't signal the turn. Tovar called for backup from officer David Olson and approached Hernandez's car from its passenger's side, he said, because of concerns its occupants could have just been involved in a killing. Hernandez greeted the officer with an expletive-filled See TRIAL, Page 3A Reality TV: City councilman asks for cable show By Scott Mahon Staff Writer District 6 City Councilman Ken Valentine said he would propose Monday that council members be allowed to televise 30-minute videos on the city's cable television access channel. Valentine, who was elected May 2002, said his campaign platform included educating the public, and allowing council members to discuss subjects of local interest on television would accomplish that goal. "When I ran for city council, I wanted to use Channel 21 as a forum to bring local residents into the political process," he said. "So I want to suggest Monday that we (council members) have access to Channel 21 so that council members can communicate issues to the public." Valentine said a number of items he put on council's agenda haven't been discussed in the last three months. "The council has either pulled the items from the agenda, or there wasn't a second to my motions,'' he said. "So either the items were dis-cussed by other council members prior to the meetings, or they didn't want to debate the items in public. But the issue is that these are Ken Valentine items I believe are important issues and need to be discussed in public because they affect the quality of life in our community." Valentine said his motion to ban beer bongs on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers died without being seconded even though the subject attracted the attention of the news media. "During the last three months, I made motions to place a temporary moratorium on the expansion of tubing companies, to use hotel occupancy tax money to build a new visitor center and a motion to implement a wristband system on the rivers," he said. "None of those motions were seconded." Valentine said Austin and San Antonio televise individual council member presentations. "Both cities have cable television channels where council members host shows," he said. "This is not about me, this is about allowing council members See VALENTINI Page 3A School dedicates tree in infant's memory By Scott Mahon Staff Writer Senior Flexonics Pathway hopes New Braunfels will help pay the company to forge a partnership with the Central Texas Technology Center. The New Braunfels Infrastructure Improvement Corp. (4B) board voted Wednesday to give Senior Flexonics Pathway up to $194,520 to use the CTTC to train skilled welders. The board voted unanimously to assist the company. "We'll write a check for $3,242 for each employee who completes training up to 60 new employees," said Matt Harrison, board president. City council still must approve the recommendation. Senior Flexonic Controller Carl Armbrister, who made a public presentation to the board Wednesday, said the company would hire up to 60 new employees. Armbrister said the total cost of training new welders would be $324,000, and Flexonics would pay half the cost. Senior Flexonics Pathway manufactures metal and fabric expansion joints used in the petrochemical and nuclear industries. The company recently closed its Oakridge, Tenn., plant, and relocated to New Braunfels, where it currently employs about 140. Armbrister said one reason-the company closed its DAVID INGRAM/Herald-Zeitung Senior Flexonics controller Carl Armbrister hopes that the city will offer the company financial incentives to train welders to expand the company's current workforce in New Braunfels. 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"The situation with going to San Antonio is wonderful, but as time goes on, we need to implement this program here. Everyone in this community trusts McKenna and sees this hospital as the health care provider for this region. We hope they will consider this program." Davis pointed out sexual assault was not McKenna's problem — but a community problem. While a program would need to have hospital involvement to succeed, she said, it should not be the hospital's burden. "You have do decide as a community if you want it and how you're going to fund See SANE. Page XA NBISD might change insurance plan COMING SUNDAY Last hoorah Read lists of local high school gradu- ______ ates and find out who was named valedictorian and salutatorian at local schools. New Braunfels. TX MERCURY By Leigh Jones Staff Writer New Braunfels Independent School District is considering options for a new health insurance plan for next school year. 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Volume 798 of the series Methods in Molecular Biology pp 21-52
Skeletal Muscle Satellite Cells: Background and Methods for Isolation and Analysis in a Primary Culture System
- Maria Elena DanovizAffiliated withDepartment of Biological Structure, School of Medicine, University of Washington
- , Zipora Yablonka-ReuveniAffiliated withDepartment of Biological Structure, School of Medicine, University of Washington Email author
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Repair of adult skeletal muscle depends on satellite cells, myogenic stem cells located between the basal lamina and the plasmalemma of the myofiber. Standardized protocols for the isolation and culture of satellite cells are key tools for understanding cell autonomous and extrinsic factors that regulate their performance. Knowledge gained from such studies can contribute important insights to developing strategies for the improvement of muscle repair following trauma and in muscle wasting disorders. This chapter provides an introduction to satellite cell biology and further describes the basic protocol used in our laboratory to isolate and culture satellite cells from adult skeletal muscle. The cell culture conditions detailed herein support proliferation and differentiation of satellite cell progeny and the development of reserve cells, which are thought to reflect the in vivo self-renewal ability of satellite cells. Additionally, this chapter describes our standard immunostaining protocol that allows the characterization of satellite cell progeny by the temporal expression of characteristic transcription factors and structural proteins associated with different stages of myogenic progression. Although emphasis is given here to the isolation and characterization of satellite cells from mouse hindlimb muscles, the protocols are suitable for other muscle types (such as diaphragm and extraocular muscles) and for muscles from other species, including chicken and rat. Altogether, the basic protocols described are straightforward and facilitate the study of diverse aspects of skeletal muscle stem cells.
Key wordsSkeletal muscle Satellite cell Stem cell Myogenesis Pronase Gelatin Matrigel Pax7 MyoD Myogenin
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- Skeletal Muscle Satellite Cells: Background and Methods for Isolation and Analysis in a Primary Culture System
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- Myogenesis
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- Methods and Protocols
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The Colorado State University (CSU) Rodeo Club is one of the largest and most active sport club organizations on the CSU campus. Our club consists of approximately 50 active members who work to promote the sport of rodeo and compete within the ranks of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association (NIRA). We have 25 club members who are active members of NIRA, who compete at the 10 NIRA sanctioned rodeos within the Central Rocky Mountain Region (Colorado, Wyoming and Chadron, Nebraska). The top two individuals in each event and the top two teams within the region qualify to compete at NIRA regional competition in May. Regional winners then go to the College National Finals Rodeo in June. CSU not only has the distinction of holding the first official college rodeo, but also has competed successfully on the regional and national level since then. The club members that do not compete in NIRA sanctioned rodeos enjoy the sport, friendships and activities of the club, and are an integral part of our organization.
Our club provides member students many opportunities to develop in areas such as leadership, social skills, ethics, business management, athletics, etc., all of which provide experiences beneficial to the overall education of its students. During the year, the club holds practice twice weekly as well as sponsors and hosts the SKYLINE STAMPEDE RODEO, the oldest collegiate rodeo in the country. We have additional fund raising activities during the year, which help provide support for the rodeo team and the club in general. Such efforts by the rodeo club in the past generated an endowment fund, from which scholarships are available on an annual basis.
The CSU Rodeo Club provides a rare opportunity for our students to compliment their education. Colorado State University provides educational opportunities that are not available at other institutions in the geographic region. CSU is the home of the premier Equine Sciences Program and College of Veterinary Medicine. All of the adds up to the fact that CSU is an excellent place for a rodeo contestant or enthusiast to obtain an exceptional education while being able to enjoy "their sport".


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Holmhead Guest House sits in a beautifully quiet location in a sheltered valley next to the Tipalt Burn and beneath the ruins of Thirlwall Castle. Built in 1800 with Wall stone, the house is bordered by open fields and has stunning views south towards the North Pennines, whilst to the north lies the Northumberland National Park and Thirlwall Castle. Holmhead is built over the foundations of Hadrian's Wall and is directly on the Pennine Way and Hadrian's Wall National Trails.
All rooms have great views, have ensuite shower and wc and tea and coffee-making facilities. Our breakfasts are delicious and generous and use local produce wherever possible, including free-range eggs, Northumberland sausage and bacon. Special diets are not a problem (although we do prefer advanced notice where possible) There is a large guest lounge with Freesat TV and DVD, bookshelves and games and complimentary wi-fi
Our location, directly on The Hadrian's Wall Path and Pennine way make us an ideal stop-off for walkers, and we're only 250m off the Hadrian's Wall Cycle Trail. For evening meals, there's a local pub which is a pleasant half-mile stroll away and serves great food and real ales.
For those staying for longer breaks, we're ideally situated for exploring all the Hadrian's Wall sites and museums, the North Pennines, Lake District, Tyne, Wear and Tees Dales, The Northumberland National Park and the stunning coastlines. We're only about an hour's drive from Newcastle and about half an hour from Carlisle.
There are a number of local walks, either along the national trail or local circular walks through some of the most spectacular (and peaceful) scenery in the country. We're always happy to help with advice or map loans wherever possible.
At Holmhead, we can also offer self-catering accommodation in our two-bedroom cottage or, for backpackers and cyclists on a budget, we offer camping barn facilities.
Hadrian's Wall is a World Heritage Site. It crosses from coast to coast of Northern England for 73 Miles, and is a breathtaking sight. Our bed and breakfast accommodation near Hadrian's Wall also contains stones obtained from the wall.
You can visit long stretches of remaining wall; archaeological excavations of the wall and its eight remaining forts along the route, there are also 11 museums. Most are open all year.
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Wonderful location, with history all around.
j4white, Littleton
We picked this Guest house because of it's location on Hadrian's Wall. It was a wonderful find with a great breakfast overlooking the ruins of an old castle on the hill. Judy offered a ton of information about the history of the wall and site of the guest house. She also recommended the Greenhead pub where we enjoyed a lovely, warm, evening meal on a cold, wet, March night, Everything about this experience was amazing. It was all we imagined. We hope to return to use as a base to walk the trail along Hadrian's Wall. Be sure to use Judy's directions, otherwise you end up on the wrong side of the river.
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Ric S, Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom
I actually stayed here in 2011 whilst walking Hadrians Wall and on the day had over walked & they found space in their self catering accommodation & went one further by offering breakfast (the cost donated to my charity). I intend to visit again this May with my wife on a taster walk of the wall this time 😊
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Stephen L, Alpine Colorado
The farm house is literally built on the Wall and from the stones. Very comfortable and cozy in a pastoral setting by the burn. The room was good with a smallish shower/toilet. Excellent English breakfast. The Greenhead hotel and pub is a short easy walk for a great dinner.
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ianhorngraham, Leeds, United Kingdom
l had a 1 night stay at Holmhead. Lovely room and lounge. Lovely breakfast. Friendly owners. you can see the castle from the lounge window. I intend to visit again with my wife. Holmhead is right on the Hadrian's Wall path. Ian Graham
Backpacker's campsite on Hadrian's Wall Trail
jen846, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Lovely spot for a nights camping while backpacking along the Hadrian's Wall Trail. Campsite is the back garden of the guest house/camping barn. Only space for 3 or 4 backpackers tents, and limited facilites (basic shower and single toilet in combined wet room 'lean-to'), but what more do you need when backpacking?! Campsite is literally on the trail, and only a short walk into the village of Geenhead - with a wonderful teashop, and a pub (although may need to reserve for a meal at the pub?). Also buses to Haltwhistle, if you need to stock up on food or other provisions.
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BeschreibungReva Dalby's father, who owns Dalby Department Stores, lets cold Reva dole out Christmas jobs to her friends. But Reva only hires boys--prospective dates for herself. Soon someone is stalking her and sending her threatening letters. Then Reva receives a gift-wrapped box containing a corpse!
PortraitR.L. Stine is the massive bestselling Young Adult horror writer, and with over four million copies in print of Fear Street titles, he is often attributed with inventing the teen horror genre. His hugely successful Goosebumps series became a worldwide multimedia phenomenon, and has sold more than 250 million copies. R.L. Stine lives and works in New York.
Untertitel: A Christmas Suspense Story. 4:B&W 5 x 8 in or 203 x 127 mm Perfect Bound on Creme w/Gloss Lam. Sprache: Englisch.
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Just a few quick questions for boosting a E36 328i (with warranty replacement block)
1, What is the very maximum safe boost on a totally standard engine (no spacer gasket)
2, Limit on standard fuel pump?
3, Oil Pressure at 2000RPM and 6000RPM?
4, Max RPM limit on stock valvetrain
I am building my own turbo kit for this car and with working out pressure ratios, volumetric efficiency (VE) and cubic feet per minute (CFM) I have got the perfect turbo to be at it's most efficient, well within RPM limits and without surge and/or choke from 10psi to 25psi based on an engine at 87% VE and a rev limit set at 6500.
Looking at possible power gains this could range between 320-550bhp - obviously this depends on modifications.
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Custom tubular collected manifold (non-equal length) with a T3 flange
Honeywell Garrett Turbocharger
Stainless Steel Oil and Coolant lines
Custom downpipe to suit to OEM cats
Custom intercooler and alloy pipe work
MAF Relocation
Forge Recirc valve
Custom air intake
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Kamrani moved to Nashville with her husband, Chris Barbic, superintendent of the Achievement School District for the state of Tennessee. They have two children, both of whom are Metropolitan Nashville Public School students. Margaret Dolan, chairwoman of the Foundation, explained the appointment: "When we began the search for the leader of the Foundation, we had no idea that someone of Natasha's ability would be available, much less have recently moved to Nashville. "She knows the work of education at the classroom level, at the school board level and at the national foundation level. And she's been a leader at each of those levels. We are extremely fortunate to have her join the Foundation as president." Kamrani is an alumnus of Miami University, having collected a Bachelor of Arts degree in history and a minor in political science in 1990. She then went one to work for Teach For America (TFA), teaching English as a second language to recent immigrants in Houston's public school system. After this she then went on to become the executive director of Teach For America's Houston office. In 2000, she received a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from the University of Houston Law Center and was later elected to the Houston Independent School District Board of Education. During her time at the District board she helped enact several important policies concerning teacher effectiveness. Later, she served as the executive director of the Arnold Family Foundation, based in Houston, with a national focus on reform of the public school system. Metro Schools Director Dr. Jesse Register said: "Natasha Kamrani has a great combination of skills and experience in both education and philanthropy. "We are working to make Metro Schools the first choice for Nashville's families and we look forward to working with her as we accelerate student achievement." Kamrani spoke about her appointment: "I could not possibly be more excited to be in Nashville at a time when there is such an incredible amount of energy, enthusiasm and commitment from the community focused on positive change in our city's public education system. Nashville already feels like home, and I am very much looking forward to tackling the challenges and embracing the opportunities ahead as I work with my community to ensure a quality education for all Nashville's children." In an interview with Heidi Hall at the Tennessean, Kamrani discussed what she believes is the most important need in Metro schools. "You have energy and commitment, new organizations — you have the setting now to bring those together and create a plan for how to go forward and where we want to be five years down the road. We will tackle various pieces of that puzzle. But the biggest need is a question I'm going to be answering in the first few months. There are a million needs, and I have to find out the priorities." Kamrani's husband, Chris Barbic, heads the state's Achievement School District. "My husband and I are incredibly fortunate people to have found our passion early and dedicated our lives to pursuing it. We would not be here if we didn't feel that Tennessee was the place to be. If Tennessee can't be successful at education reform, I don't know who can, and Nashville is a great size to create sustainable change." This comes after the Metro Nashville school board granted Gaylord Entertainment Co. exclusive naming rights to McGavock High School's hospitality academy for $100,000 the first year and $50,000 thereafter in in-kind services, writes Nancy DeVille at the Tennessean. These 'in-kind' services are thought to include speakers, professional development for teachers and equipment. There are currently four similar deals in the Metro Nashville district. And this is a national trend too. School districts across the country are turning to donors and corporations to finance building projects in exchange for naming rights. Metro officials are keen to see more partnerships between academies and schools to keep students interested. Lisa Bonelli, principal of the academies at McGavock High, said: "The students are learning the importance of networking and social skills for the business world. "It's really giving them a real experience that, without the partners, our students wouldn't be able to experience."
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After getting off the subway in downtown I treated myself to my first Russian Hot Dog! While I was eating my hot dog I could not help but be amazed at how many beautiful Russian women there were all around me. Metro stations seem to be a particular hotspot. I finally met up with Elena, the Russian woman I was going to meet, and we drove around the city and ended up going to Pushkin Square for a nice dinner and drinks at the Pushkin Cafe. We had a great time.
The next day I headed back to the city center to check out Red Square. And let me tell you, it's definitely much bigger than it looks in photos or on television. There are so many things to see here! I didn't know where to begin! But it was kinda getting late in the afternoon already so I didn't have enough time to really go into any museums or anything so I spent my day checking out the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Lobnoye Mesto, and the Iberian Gate where I made a customary wish in the circle at the Point of Zero Kilometers.


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NCAA probe looms as Alabama's path opens to another BCS title
Nick Saban now must deal with the possibility of an NCAA investigation and major infractions.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- A championship team on the field, a dichotomy where it really counts these days for Alabama. In the halls of the NCAA, it will be decided now whether those championship dreams can be pursued full on. And whether those previous championships will count.
Just so we're all straight, it's not exactly a clear road to a third straight championship for Alabama after Saturday's historic win over Texas A&M. As a Yahoo! report revealed last week, the school is squarely in line for another NCAA investigation. An allegation that a former player was acting as a runner to pay All-American D.J. Fluker is bad enough.
Alabama, as you might know, is no stranger to the NCAA penalty box. If the association sees enough smoke, these latest revelations could result in the school's fourth major infractions case since 1999. Bama would be tagged a repeat violator, defined as two major infractions within a five-year window. Technically eligible for the death penalty which has been handed out only once in football to an FBS program (SMU).
Such a penalty is highly unlikely. Still, Bama is among a handful of schools to be eligible for that death penalty multiple times according to an Associated Press study.
No one is saying Bama is going to NCAA jail just yet. To be considered along with that history is perhaps the game's best agent education program. Although no such official stats are kept on such things, CBSSports.com talked to several sources who lauded Alabama's aggressive stance against unscrupulous agents.
"We do the best we can," Saban said.
More than that. At least as late as 2012, Alabama was among the handful of clients of Cornerstone Sports Consulting of Leesburg, Va. For a fee, the firm run by former Redskins operations guy Joe Mendes will put your program through an agent car wash. Bama still is listed among the firm's clients on Cornerstone's website.
Among the services it provides is learning how to select agents, how to interview them, how to evaluate them. At Alabama that does three things -- A) sells players and recruits that Saban can get prospects to the NFL better and sooner than anyone; B) stiff-arms runners from infiltrating the program, and; C) asks the tough questions.
"I'll say this, they [Alabama] care for their players as a whole," Cornerstone partner Jack Mula told me last year.
The football program now treads two paths. One on the field where Bama's toughest game remaining is at home on Nov. 9 against LSU. Off the field, lawyers and compliance staff are working just as hard to keep it all about football. Saban hates distractions. This is a huge one in the middle of a pursuit of that third consecutive championship.
Alabama's agent history will play well with the NCAA. Some are trying to compare this case to USC and Reggie Bush. It was proved that USC did have lax monitoring. Right or wrong, the NCAA concluded USC should have known about Bush's dealings with would-be marketers. Former AD Mike Garrett was uncooperative at worst, testy at best toward the NCAA.
Alabama already has lawyered up. The Birmingham firm's NCAA experience looks impressive. The scary thing? If Fluker -- a first-round choice who knew he was going to make millions -- went through Cornerstone's car wash and still ended up going off the reservation, what hope does any school have?
The school's best chance may be a diminished NCAA enforcement department. With a flurry of cases piling up and investigators leaving at a record pace, enforcement may be in the business of nothing more authenticating media reports.
The facts of the case may not matter. It may be too vast, too heavy, too much for the NCAA to handle at this moment in time. Even if it is, Saban can stand up in front of the infractions committee and logically say, "If we can't stop these slime balls, who can?"
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Malkoff Lichtengel (Part 3)Mature
The guards immediately started toward Bain. Malkoff backed away, looking annoyed and angry. Fool! If they ran, it would not help their case. It would do the opposite. Was this man used to running though? What had he done? If Bain was traveling with a murderer, then he would know eventually.
"My lord, I am placing you under arrest," the guard said when they finally made it through the crowd.
Bain simply raised his head. "Who was the witness? If they saw me murder these people, let them come forward." He would not be undermined by the very laws he followed. No, he was righteous in this regard.
"I saw him go in this direction!" a large man said, "And when I got here, these bodies were everywhere and they were gone!"
Bain looked to the man. "No disrespect intended, but you are not the fastest runner and I was on a horse. There was plenty of time for someone to come and do this." The guards eyed him suspiciously. "In fact, this was here before I got here, good people. If you notice, there is more blood on the ground than there should be and in too many places."
They did notice now. Perfect. Now they would know the truth of things. The pain in his stomach had sided for the moment, like Kevin said it would, leaving a numb sensation in Bain's abdomen. He stood up in his stirrups. "The real event was an attack on me," Bain yelled to the crowd. He noticed a few were weeping over the corpses of loved ones. He felt sorrow for them. "They got ahead and cleared the area, then attacked me in force. I managed to survive only because of this man behind me-" Bain pointed to Malkoff, who still had a look of annoyance "-and my skill with the sword. It was a cult. They must have removed the bodies."
The people seemed angry still, but could not defy truth. The guards, however, had to follow protocol. "My lord," one of them said, "I will need to bring you in for keeping…"
Bain sighed. "I am afraid I must hurry. My wife is ill and getting no better as we speak. I only came to retrieve Horus for a cure. I must be off." Bain took out a parchment he had prewritten for Horus. It would work here though. "Here, this has my name, as well as home location, on it. Should you feel I really did this, come retrieve me."
The guard took it, and started dispersing the people. They would clean the area and take notes down to the last detail. If Bain was called upon, he would be relying on the detail of those notes, so he stayed just long enough to become satisfied by the legislature. The law would help those who were innocent, so long as others did not tarnish it.
Within half an hour, Malkoff had a brown horse of unknown breed and the two men were on the road to Garrison's March, leaving Grates behind. Despite all that had happened, the trip had been successful. Problems would appear again, surely, but the moment was one of peace. Now, Bain's duty was to get back to Elizabeth.
Malkoff laughed softly once Grates was out of sight. "What is so humorous, Sir Lichtengel?
"Arkheem wanted to turn the people against you," he said, smiling. It was an odd look on him. Like a demon with a look of joy. Except this man was not a demon. Was he? "But you made his plan backfire. Now the guards will be looking for his minions and he will be forced to try something else."
Bain smiled slightly. At least he was happy. Dalzig snorted. He seemed to be happy to be on the road. "Who is Arkheem?"
Malkoff's smile faded. "I do not know. He was the one who stabbed you, though, and he has gone by that name since I first encountered him."
Bain grimaced. So, this man was hunted by this Arkheem? That would explain his earlier action. Arkheem must have framed him and made Malkoff wanted somewhere, so he fled to Britain. It made sense. Honestly, it was a relief for Bain.
"Let us make haste," Bain said, kicking Dalzig into a faster pace, "I want to be home by tomorrow night."
'I am coming, Elizabeth!'


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2016 Friends of Education
Hilton High School Principal Brian Bartalo recognized parents Peter and Janel Miles for Peter's involvement in the Breakfast with a Scientist event and Janel's assistance with various class activities and events; Music Department Chairperson Linda Davis presented the award to Deborah and Daniel Florio for serving as chaperones for music functions and taking the time to record all of the performances for each of the instrumental groups; Athletic Director Michael Giruzzi recognized Laurie Carbone and Lara Coyle for all they have done for the varsity ice hockey program over the past six years; Merton Williams Middle School Principal Tracie Czebatol presented the award to Tammy Haynes for supporting the musical productions by sewing costumes for chorus members; Northwood Elementary School Principal Kirk Ashton recognized Anjelica Russo for being an integral part of VEPTO, the parent-teacher organization; serving as volunteer coordinator; pitching in with many events; and organizing fundraisers, such as the highly successful Spring Fling and BBQ; Village Elementary Principal Ben Rudd recognized Brenda Avedisian for teaching many lessons to students on the process of hatching chickens, such as candling eggs, graphing results and weighing the eggs; and Bobbi Sarnov, a volunteer at Quest Elementary School, was recognized by Principal Renee Mulrooney for dedicating the past 10 years to support Quest by serving on the PTSO in multiple capacities, serving as a valuable contributor to school-wide events and helping in classrooms. The district wide Friends of Education Award was presented by Superintendent Casey Kosiorek to Jennifer Green, parent and Hilton United Methodist Church pastor, for her work in providing a summer backpack program to ensure that students have food when school is not in session.
2015 Friends of Education
Hilton High: Ron Bourret and Steve DeLucia
Music Program: Jim Whittemore
Athletic Program: Tony Caraglio
Merton Williams Middle School: Christine Gizzi
Northwood Elementary School: Joan Potter
Quest Elementary School: Karen Reynolds
Village Elementary School: The Old Cruzers
Districtwide: George Kaufman
2014 Friends of Education
Hilton High: Brian Heed
Music Program: Doug Wall
Athletic Program: Kim Sile
Merton Williams Middle School: Cheryl Conolly
Northwood Elementary School: Maryanne Chaffee
Quest Elementary School: Peggy Gilbert
Village Elementary School: Deborah Traut
Districtwide: Parma Public Library Staff
2013 Friends of Education
Hilton High: Linda Lovejoy
Music Program: Pat and Dan VanVleck
Athletic Program: Angela Ruta
Merton Williams Middle School: Kim Francis
Northwood Elementary School: Lynn Spurr and Roberta Bilski
Quest Elementary School: Bridget Skinner
Village Elementary School: Erna Lever
Districtwide: Pastor George Grace
2012 Friends of Education
Hilton High: Richard 'Rick' Alexander
Music Program: Bob Viavattine
Athletic Program: Jim Branciforte
Merton Williams Middle School: Tonya Melrose
Northwood Elementary School: Bonnie Gargano
Quest Elementary School: Ann Lacey and Kathleen Richard
Village Elementary School: Joann Shearn
Districtwide: John Abbott
2011 Friends of Education
Hilton High: Ana Maria Ban
Music Program: Sharon Rivais
Athletic Program: Patrick Clark, John Pace and Robert Trowbridge
Merton Williams Middle School: Herve Dauvergne
Northwood Elementary School: Wendy Malsegna
Quest Elementary School: Nancy Pickering
Village Elementary School: Tracy LaFountain and James Maley
Districtwide: Sarisa Zoghlin
2010 Friends of Education
Hilton High: Hilton-Parma Chamber of Commerce
Music Program: Dominic Pettinari
Athletic Program: John Ayers
Merton Williams Middle School: Paul Davis
Northwood Elementary School: Annie Angelucci
Quest Elementary School: Kimie Romeo
Village Elementary School: Don Stilson, Frank Thomas and Marilyn Wright
Districtwide: Sharon Brunett, Cerri Cupples, Ellen Pelkey and James Steiger


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Akademy and GUADEC co-located on Canary Islands
In July this year, the KDE community conference (Akademy) and the Gnome Users and Developers' Conference (GUADEC) will for the first time be co-located on the Spanish Canary Islands. Registration for the event has already opened and KDE is calling for presentation submissions.
The KDE community obviously enjoys island-hopping. In January it was Jamaica for the Camp KDE, in July it's Las Palmas on the holiday island of Gran Canaria and this time, the Gnome developers conference will be there too. The co-operation intends to strengthen ties between the desktop projects.
The double summit takes place from July 3 to July 11 and due to the expected run on available places (Canary Islands...who wouldn't?), organizers recommend a prompt registration. Announcement of the event was accompanied by the KDE Project's "call for participation" to the Akademy. This year's presentation key points, besides beauty and functionality, will also include portability. A sure sign that KDE has cast its developer eye upon mobile devices.
With a tight time-window, deadline for proposal submission is April 10, 2009. More information can be found on the KDE website.
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HTC One vs iPhone 5 drop test results in broken glass, shattered dreams
94 Comments
1. phljcnth (Posts: 496; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)
HTC fans you can now stfu.
3. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Samsung's unbreakable or flexible display will answer that.
9. doejon (Posts: 403; Member since: 31 Jul 2012)
better buy the s4 u can change the backcover ;-) and i hope that the droptest with the s4 is better than the s3
17. sid07desai (Posts: 290; Member since: 03 May 2012)
Xperia Z shatterpoof all the way
19. hipnotika (Posts: 353; Member since: 06 Mar 2013)
hahahaha jokeproff :D
23. KParks23 (Posts: 675; Member since: 13 Oct 2010)
No thanks I'd rather take my chances with my glass display breaking than walk around with a phone with a plastic screen! And I'm sure glass will still feel better most people don't even like using screen protectors because how it changes the feel
24. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Gorrila glass 3 is not well built!
Dragontail glass are better then G3
Sapphire glass the king
34. darkkjedii (Posts: 23583; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
No cell phone glass will be unbreakable dude. Wake up man.
36. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Ever herd of CARBON NANOTUBE
39. ebubekir26 (Posts: 331; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
plastic screen ? wtf are you talking about ?
41. preet27in (banned) (Posts: 173; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
hahahaha jelepus idiots dont know, the bigger the screen more chances to break. lets c what sammy got. htc is the best cheers. and btw no IDIOT WILL THROW HIS PHONE ON SCREEN SIDE . SO CHEERSSS
43. HouTexan (Posts: 445; Member since: 08 Jan 2012)
Then why is there a ton of people walking around with shattered screens?
49. darkkjedii (Posts: 23583; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Nope... Fill me in bro
51. KParks23 (Posts: 675; Member since: 13 Oct 2010)
The Samsung flexible durable screen will be made of PLASTIC just Google it.. Just like some cheep tv screens are plastic! U must of missed ces.. I will never buy a phone with a plastic display then the entire samsung phone will be plastic lol and if u drop it on its screen it will still scratch.
58. Taters (banned) (Posts: 6474; Member since: 28 Jan 2013)
I am sure they won't release flexible touch screens until they can make it feel like glass. In fact, Gorilla Glass shares more characteristics with plastic than it does with plain window glass.
67. EclipseGSX (Posts: 1733; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Please define "a ton" also the few shattered screens ive seen...all iPhones
71. EclipseGSX (Posts: 1733; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
That's what she said
76. SleepingOz (unregistered)
shatterproof what?
77. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
When will companies realize gorrila glass sucks... IDC how thin it is make it not break.
78. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
Yup every shatterd screen I've seen is iphone and HTC, I have seen a few s3s with hairline cracks though.
82. meowcenary (Posts: 187; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
When will people stop being careless? Nothing is indestructable and the way people use their technology, physical medias, vehicles, and such leaves much to desire. Sure their is normal wear and tear, however their is again stupidty and carelessness. I have seen so many screen with spider web cracks, scratched up optical medias, and such.
83. heyhi (Posts: 131; Member since: 19 Feb 2013)
how about Polycarbonate now?? bla bla plastic phone...that beautiful designed with prime material doesnt seem so beautiful right now...crushed!! and they will say or think "oh, im gonna use a case, so it will never happen"...if they are gonna use it with a case, how they are gonna flash their beautiful phone?
85. heyhi (Posts: 131; Member since: 19 Feb 2013)
and after the first drop the speaker's cover just pops out?? thats the build quality?? or the speaker is removable and not the battery maybe?? i guess that unibody is not no "uni".
87. Dynamac (Posts: 25; Member since: 01 Dec 2012)
What the hell is the point of these drop tests other than to destroy two perfectly fine phones. Some kids just have too much time and too little respect for the awesome things we are blessed with.
No two drops are identical and hence unless you reproduce the test 100 times and taken an average, it proofs nothing. Just stupid.....
88. kobainez (Posts: 440; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Its shatterproof sheet dumbass! Not scratch-proof sheet!
89. erico (Posts: 4; Member since: 21 Sep 2012)
Carbon nanotube is not glass!
2. AnTuTu (Posts: 1580; Member since: 14 Oct 2012)
Sammy's unbreakable or flexible display will answer that.
12. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
Lol? The S3 lost to the iPhone 5? And the S4 isn't much different, I wouldn't expect different results this year.
13. tech2 (Posts: 3487; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
unbreakable or flexible display ? Did they announce that ?
14. tech2 (Posts: 3487; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
S4 has Gorilla Glass 3 and the sides of S4 have actual metal this time unlike with S3 which had metal finish ! So it will definetly better than S3
and BTW what does 'lol?' mean. You are laughing out loud in interrogative way ? How do you do that ?


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However, with a little prompting, it isn't hard to imagine the No. 7 Ohio State football team's top two wideouts as two different personalities despite being known commonly as "The Brians."
"They are a little bit of the odd couple," receivers coach Darrell Hazell said.
Think about it: There's Hartline, playing the game with an all-out attitude and a reckless abandon more often seen by linebackers. Then there's Robiskie, who plays the receiver position with a smoothness of a player like Lynn Swann.
Or does he?
"He thinks he's smooth," Hartline said. "He's not smooth."
At that, Hartline exhibits another facet of the relationship between the two. Not only have the Buckeyes leading wideouts combined for 1,474 yards and 15 touchdowns, they are extremely close – a relationship that allows the two to slice each other open with barbs as easily as they are able to carve open opposing defenses.
"They're extremely tight," Hazell said. "They kid each other all the time. They are really close to one another and it's really fun to watch them grow."
"Those two are always together," quarterback Todd Boeckman said. "They know each other inside and out, they know how to handle themselves on the field and off the field."
They've handled each other extremely well on the field when it comes to production.
Robiskie, a junior, leads the Buckeyes with 48 catches on the year for 864 yards and 10 touchdowns. His 78.5 receiving yards per game are good for fifth in the Big Ten, while his 18.0 yards per catch are the most of any player who is in the top 10 in the league in either catches or yards per game.
That's not all the Chagrin Falls, Ohio, native has been able to deliver.
"He does so many great things for us," Boeckman said. "He leads by example. Even when he's not getting the ball, he's making that extra block, he lets his body out on the line. He does so many great things out there and he's not afraid to get the football."
Robiskie has been involved in a number of important plays for the Buckeyes this year. His 68-yard touchdown reception against Washington pulled Ohio State out of a 7-3 hole in the second half, then his 52-yard grab against Minnesota was one for the highlight reels. It's no mistake, Hazell said, that it is often Robiskie who Boeckman has a connection with when it comes to the deep ball.
"He's probably got one of the best hand-eye coordinations for the long ball that I've seen," Hazell said of Robiskie, who has five catches for 40 or more yards on the year. "It's phenomenal how he tracks the ball on the long ball and contorts his body in crazy ways and still focuses on the stripes on the ball."
As for Hartline, the sophomore from North Canton, Ohio, has stepped seamlessly into the slot position owned by Anthony Gonzalez a year ago. On the season, Hartline has 45 catches for 610 yards and five touchdowns.
"I didn't honestly know what to expect in terms of actual play," Hazell said. "I knew he is as competitive a guy as I've ever coached in 22 years. He wants to win at everything, it doesn't matter what it is."
Hartline isn't just a pretty wideout afraid of contact. He's won the Jack Tatum hit of the week award in each of his two seasons on the field – including after the Nov. 3 Wisconsin game in which he laid a devastating block – and plays the game with a frenetic energy that never stops.
Just the type of performance one would expect from a receiving corps replacing Gonzalez and Ted Ginn Jr.
"They came into the year thinking they had to prove something, you know?" Hazell said.


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Dream of the Dog by South African playwright and novelist Colin Higginson is a post-apartheid drama highlighting the fate of white farmers in a changing landscape, produced with care and flair, and performed with real passion, not least by Janet Suzman, no less, in the leading role.
Suzman is a great actress, but there's no pulling of rank in her performance, and no wallowing, even though she is playing the distraught owner of the farm she inherited in the KwaZulu-Natal and is selling up to the development agency. Her husband was the manager, but he's sliding into senility, talking about dead children and stabbing apples with intent.
Suzman's Patricia Wiley, handsome and well-preserved, but starting to creak, is surrounded by packing cases. After a lifetime of mixed blessings, she's heading back to the sea, to where she was born, and lets slip that, like Mary Tyrone in Long Day's Journey into Night, she was happy here for a while... but she lost a child, and the marriage has been dead for years.
The clever thing about this short, 80-minute piece – one of the most perfect one-act plays I've seen in ages – is that Patricia's tragedy is filtered through an ambiguous scenario of political change and retribution.
As husband Richard flails around outside – and Bernard Kay makes this character genuinely frightening and disturbing – Patricia is visited by an agency representative who happens to have been one of the young black farmhands she helped on his way through boarding school.
The impression of Katie McAleese's carefully pitched production is one of presenting a transitional situation where only a good result is thinkable even if there are bumps and flaws all over the place on the way. And that sounds real enough to me.
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It's me and Bree sitting on some swings, scratched up all over our arms, talking about what happened yesterday. It's been an hour but we still have no clue whats happening. Theres an awkward silence all of a sudden, so I start to swing. And I continue to swing. Never stopping. Bree catches up quickly, matching my pace easily. We don't talk. We swing.
Then I hear the shuddering of some bushes behind us. I flip my head around to see black cloth hanging from a branch. My heart skips a beat as I jump off my swing and make my way to the bush. The sun was burning up my neck as I looked down at the cloth. I waited a moment before slowly removing the black fabric safely from the pointy branch. I carry it to Bree, who's now staring at me with a confused look in her eyes. I sit back down on my swing before throwing the cloth at her. Then I start swinging again.
All of last year, me and Bree looked for distractions, hoping they would take our minds off the Night Watcher. Some of them worked whilst others did currently not help at all. Like Drake Jones. The annoying boy who thought he was a vampire prince. We had some words but forgave each other quickly, but then Bree tripped over a rock and got a nasty cut on her knee.
Drake bent down to help her up but ended up almost sucking her dry if it wasn't for the Night Watcher, who came out from the shadows and killed Drake right in front of us. We screamed and ran away naturally. But Drake was forever lost; the police couldn't find him which I find quiet stupid of them for Drake was lying dead on the pavement behind the school. It was too easy, but I guess the local police DID had other things to worry about. Like the mysterious kidnaps and deaths...
Bree brought me back from my mind babble from a loud gasp. " You don't think...." her voice trailed off in a high squeak.
The Night Watcher might very well be back.


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October 2009 Spotlight: Austin Nash
This month's spotlight is on Austin Nash of Moore & Van Allen, PLLC. Austin wears several hats at Moore & Van Allen, one of which is the Pro Bono Coordinator. She participates in the monthly Mecklenburg County Bar Volunteer Lawyer Program (MCB VLP) meetings as well as stays in close contact with the staff of MCB VLP and partner organizations.
If you are interested in finding ways your firm's Pro Bono Coordinator can become more involved with the MCB VLP, please contact Heather Blackley at the Bar at 704/375-8624 ext.115 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Current Employer / number of years with current employer?
Moore & Van Allen, PLLC; 2 years
BA, Communication Studies, UNC-Chapel Hill
How did you discover this pro bono career path?
Pro bono work is a big part of MVA. I started at MVA as a Marketing Assistant, and transitioned into the role of coordinating pro bono and community projects for the Charlotte office.
What is the typical process for placing a pro bono case?
Our community partners let me know what type of pro bono case needs to be placed. I run a conflicts check, and then depending on what type of case it is, I call one of our attorneys to see if they are available to take the case. I then ensure the volunteer attorney is put in contact with the community partner representative and has a copy of the case description. I'm fortunate to work with many attorneys familiar with several different types of cases.
How many pro bono cases do you typically handle at one time?
I facilitate cases as I'm contacted by our community partners. The organizations that contact us most frequently are Legal Aid, Legal Services of Southern Piedmont, the MCB, the Self Serve Center and Council for Children's Rights. I typically don't have more than 1 or 2 cases at a time.
What is your hope for the future with regard to the pro bono initiatives with your firm and the greater MCB?
I hope that Moore & Van Allen continues to make pro bono work a top priority. As a firm, we recognize that our attorneys are a valuable resource that can provide legal assistance to those in need within our community. Pro bono initiatives as an important way to give back and make a difference.
What is your favorite part of your job?
The relationships that have formed between our firm and our community partners; they can always reach out to us, and we hope to always be able to offer them assistance. I like knowing that I can be a small part in helping form that relationship.
What the most challenging part of your current job?
It's tough knowing how many people are in need. It can be stressful at times, but knowing I'm helping someone or an organization makes it worth it.


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Songstress Alicia Keys has teamed up with with Reebok for her own collection of sneakers. Alicia features two collection packs; The Tribe and The Stud which include two unique prints, the New York skyline and piano keys. With fun tribal prints and patterns you're sure to find a pair to match any style.
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GBP/USD: weekly wave analysis
By Roman Petuchov
Weekly. The pair finished construction of a global correctional wave B, which took form of a wave plane. We now see the beginning of a new downtrend.
Daily. On the last section of the impulse which has been forming for 1 year the bears are actively pushing the price down.
H4. As the powerful decline of the pair continues, we had to slightly adjust the layout. Next week we expect decline in prices in a downward impulse (5). The approximate structure is shown at the picture. When the wave (5) of [1] is complete, the pair will start building an upward correction.


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Make UP, not Make OUT
I let out a breath when Lionel came in and sat down. It would have made things much more difficult to get through without him there to address... and... well to be honest, my quarrel was more with him and less with Claudia.
Who looked stunning by the way. Not that I was paying that much attention to her... I was just getting ready to apologize and everything... green was definitely her color.
"I think... I think that I'm as confused as you are Lionel. I really am. I moved back in the hopes of resurrecting our..." a quick glance at Claudia, "...friendship. Instead I come back and everytime I look at you you're giving me the death stare. Then you come out of nowhere saying that you love Claudia, and you saw, and that I was stealing her from you, while you already had a girlfriend I might add... and I guess my question for you would be... Why didn't you come and tell me? If you thought for a second that I was doing this to spite you then you were mistaken..."
I paused for a breath and a quick reaction check. Lionel was still in the room... so far so good.
"I guess I never really noticed, and I'll take the blame for that one... but I think that maybe you could have... or at least..." I needed a change of tactic.
"We were both wrong. If I can admit it that I hope you can too. I would have appreciated it if you had talked to me instead of acting smug and suspicious and I... I should have done the same thing. Instead of acting childish and blowing this out of proportion I should have gone to you and asked what the matter was. I didn't."
"I'm sorry."
I looked at Claudia whose eyeborws were raised to the roof, and then I realized that I hadn't said that last "I'm sorry" alone.
Lionel had joined me.
Hooray for awkward silence.
Since I had said my two bits, and Lionel sounded like his voice box was out of commission, Claudia cleared her throat and spoke.
"I... uh... I'm not innocent either... I honestly didn't know Lionel. I really didn't. I thought maybe, but then you and Samantha started dating and... I didn't know what I wanted, much less what you wanted. So... I'm sorry too..."
Again with the awkward silence. Then Lionel, ever the practical one, rasped out,
"What now?"
I went out on a limb, "No offense Lionel, but I'm not giving you a make-up kiss."
Lionel's gaze darkened for a minute and I had just started to regret making the joke, when Lionel smiled and said,
"Oh. I see what you did there. It was a joke."
I nodded, maybe too vigorously, but better than not being sincere enough.
I offered Lionel a hand and he high-fived it. Then we both got the same idea and engaged in the "Secret Handshake" from when we were five.
I'd explain what we did but... it's a secret. Duh.
Following that, we had the same thought again, both our eyes flashing over to Claudia then back again. I took a deep breath, asked my heart to forgive me later, and whispered,
"She's all yours. Finders keepers after all."
He shook his head.
My heart skipped a beat.
"No can do. I... already have a girlfriend... guess you'll... have to... keep her warm for me."
It was kind of hard to understand him between the coughs, but I heard him, and raised an eyebrow at the last comment. Lionel's eyes twinkled but he gave me the, "No I didn't mean it like that" look.
I sat back and glanced at Claudia. It was her decision.
I quirked an eyebrow at her, and waited...


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Conrad chuckled. "Young lady, think about it. Where would civilization be if it weren't for savages, as you so kindly put them. And trust me, it often takes 'savage' methods to ensure a group's survival. And since i've already broken the Laws about interacting with surfacers, might as well give you a bit of a history lesson. Lynn there, she's what we term a 'Survivor'. She was around when Elarin fell. She watched as the people in the city went and did what was needed to survive, not thrive. Once things had settled down, and people weren't killing each other over a bread crumb, we organized a government, we set up a military, we set up jobs and began work to improve our conditions with what we had to work with. Around the 2nd generation of living in Elarin after the Fall, we actually began to seek a way back to the surface. We encountered plenty of Dark Elves in our tunneling, and fights would break out, but because of our technology, we would win. I'm of the latest generation, a '5th', as I'm of the 5th generation since the Fall." Conrad said, wondering himself how he was going to start blending in with the surface dwellers, though, he could likely work as a miner, as he was originally a miner, and hte lack of magitek tools meant it was back to the 'feudal ages' methods.


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BeschreibungThis collection will present works that offer illuminating perspectives on the remarkably diverse Asian American populations of the United States. As a population that is neither black nor white, the range of experiences of these groups, many of whom arrived as refugees, presents other perspectives on the cultural mosaic that constitutes the United States. Studies of Asian Americans sheds light on issues related to immigration, refugee policy, transnationalism, return migration, cultural citizenship, ethnic communities, community building, identity and group formation, panethnicity, race relations, gender and class, entrepreneurship, employment, representation, politics, adaptation, and acculturation. The writings in this collection are drawn from a wide variety of disciplines to provide a broad and informative array of insights on these fascinating and diverse populations.Articles written by physicians, health professionals, psychotherapists, clinical psychologists, and others survey new developments in the field of gender identity. All the articles, except four are published here for the first time. This is the first volume dedicated to the new ways in which gender identity issues and transsexualism can inform clinical practice.
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If proof were needed that Dave Lee Travis remained influential beyond his BBC Radio 1 golden years, it came when following her release from 15 years of house arrest Aung San Suu Kyi revealed the Hairy Cornflake had helped her endure her captivity.
In one of the more surreal conjunctions between the battle for democracy and hirsute elder statesmen of pop, Travis last year met the Burmese opposition leader after she remarked how his World Service music request programme, A Jolly Good Show, had "made my world much more complete".
As the two were introduced, Travis kissed Mrs Suu Kyi on the hand. For the veteran DJ, it was doubtless a gesture of gallantry but now Travis finds his behaviour towards women under much more uncomfortable scrutiny.
The allegations of sexual assault, which he went out of his way to deny last month long before detectives arrived at his Bedfordshire home at breakfast time today with an arrest warrant, relate to the period when Radio 1's DJs were among the nation's biggest broadcasters and Travis was close to the top of the pile.
Born David Patrick Griffin (DLT was a stage name) and raised in Manchester, Travis had started out in life as a designer of shop interiors but soon his night time hobby of DJing in Manchester's clubs and ballrooms became his main pursuit as he toured Britain and America in the early 1960s.
When he returned from Statesside, Travis entered the floating crucible of anti-establishment broadcasting that was the pirate radio industry, working for Radio Caroline on ships floating off the coasts of Essex and the Isle of the Man.
By the time he jumped ship in 1967, the BBC had woken up to the idea that the music of the Beatles and the Rolling Stones should not be compered by men in tweed jackets.
Travis joined the newly-founded Radio 1 and, along with the likes of Tony Blackburn, became a member of the nation's DJing aristocracy. He reached his Radio 1 zenith in 1978 when he took over its breakfast show from Noel Edmonds and re-christened himself to listeners as the Hairy Cornflake.
After carving out a persona somewhere between a medallion-clad arbiter of popular culture and the Honey Monster, Travis was considered something of a national treasure.
Despite rumours that he was not overly amused, he has insisted he sees the funny side of comedian Harry Enfield's lampooning of two verbally incontinent DJs, Smashie and Nicey.
It is during this period of the late 1970s and early 1980s that Travis has been alleged by two women, including news broadcaster Vivien Creegor, to have carried out sexual assaults against them - claims he has denied the claims vehemently.
Travis left Radio 1 in highly public fashion in 1993 when he resigned live on air, declaring his opposition to a planned overhaul by the station's new controller, Matthew Bannister and saying "changes are being made here which go against my principles and I just cannot agree with them".
The DJ, who has been married to his Swedish wife Marianna for 41 years, has since adopted a lower profile, hosting a show for a commercial radio station and concentrating on his photography.
In an interview with The Sunday Times earlier this year, Travis was described by the journalist, Camilla Long as excessively touchy-feeling, saying: "I don't think there is a part of my body that he didn't grope."
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Epilepsy: A Guide to Balancing Your Life
Springer Publishing Company, Oct 24, 2006 - Health & Fitness - 169 pages
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A light in the darkness.
This is something I just came up with, I might use it for a story idea though. Let me know if I should use it.
I woke up, all I remembered was hitting my head. I opened my eyes but I don't see anything, am I blind? no that can't be. I get up and shout "anyone there!?" no response. I check my bearings and see nothing then when I turned around and saw a light. Is this a tunnel, am I dead, is this the way to heaven? My curiosity got the best of me. I turned my body in the direction of the light and started running towards it. Helplessly I run towards the light as it seemed to get further and further away from me. I saw a flash in the corner of my eye, it was a large image of me as a baby floating in the air... The image chased me. It showed me being birthed, my first birthday, so on and so forth. They say that before you die your life flashes before your eyes. I must be dead, but I didn't hit my head that hard did I? It kept on speeding through my life, now it was showing my first day of school. I saw my mom, her deep blue eyes and brunette hair. She was crying, she must of been worried. I watched my father walk me to the bus as I kept on running towards the light.
It was me in 2nd grade I was so short back then. I was walking into class with my best friend, we were laughing about something. Then it sped to my first sleep over. It was 7th grade, there were a few girls there as well. That was the night of my first kiss... Me and this really cute girl were dared to kiss, and I swear we were in love. It sped to my sophmore year. I was in the bathroom washing my hands. Some school bullies walked in I could tell they were looking for trouble. I got some paper towels and dried my hands, I tried walking out bu they blocked the path. "Where do you think you're going?" the biggest one said. I told them I was going to get back to class before the bell rang. The one on the left punched my in the face. I backed away and held back the pain. The one on the right charged at me, he threw his fist up aiming for me. I dodged and elbowed him in the back, I turned around and punched him in the chest just as he got to his senses. He fell down on his knees gasping for air.
The left one charged at me next, I tried the same thing on him but this time he dodged the counter blow. He kicked me in the back directly in the spine. I fell to the floor, I was paralyzed but only for a few moments. I heard his foot steps coming towards me, he was ready to kick me in the ribs but I stopped him with my hand. He got thrown onto the ground, and stayed there. "tough guy huh?" said the biggest one. He caught me by surprised as I turned around, and grabbed me by the neck. He held me in the air and choked me repeatedly punching me in the side of the face. Right when I was about to pass out he slammed me into the floor of the bathroom. I laid there gasping for whatever air my lungs could grasp. He picked me up once again and slammed my head against the sink, my blood splattering everywhere.
The image disappeared, I turned around to see how close I was to the light. It was right in front of me, a giant white glowing door. I stopped myself and looked up. Imprinted on the arch of the door said, "Those of who met an unfair death, enter". I heard a man clear his throat, I jumped since it took me by surprise. "Are you ready to enter Nick?" the guy wearing a white and gold cloak said, he looked a little old . "What is this place?" I asked. He laughed "If I had a nickel every time asked me that, it's not Heaven if that's what your thinking". He waved his hand towards the door, and it opened wide. I peaked inside and was blinded by the sunlight....


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Imagine thousands of luminarias glowing warmly at dusk; each light representing someone who has brought love and light into our lives. Hospice of Southern Maine is excited to once again offer Twilight in the Park, a time-honored tradition, to our community.
Each Luminaria is personalized with the name of a loved one who has died, or to honor a special person in your life today.
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