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BIG Brother housemates The Situation and Prince Lorenzo looked set to clash as
they BOTH admitted their feelings for Danica Thrall last night.
Jersey Shore star The Situation had already admitted he'd been bowled over by
the 24-year-old lingerie model.
But last night, in an intimate chat, the Prince confessed he too had a soft
spot for the beauty, saying: I would kiss you and stuff if you were single,
His admission came after a discussion between the trio about why the crowds
had booed US reality TV star Lorenzo during the latest live eviction.
As Lorenzo worried about his popularity, The Situation asked: "In high
school, did you ever sit by yourself?" before walking away – suggesting
that the Prince was unlikable.
But after The Sitch left, Danica said to Lorenzo: "It's clear to see that
he's just jealous, when I talk to you the daggers he gives me is unreal."
And while Danica laughed off Lorenzo's confession about his feelings for her,
he later opened up to Big Brother about his plans to speak to The Situation
about their love for Danica.
He said: "He feels me invading his space and he doesn't like it.
"I know she's taken but I enjoy talking to her and he just doesn't like
"I'm going to talk to Mike but if he doesn't understand the next couple
of days could get very ugly."
But speaking to MC Harvey in the garden later, Sitch – real name Michael
Sorrentino – told how he was planning on moving away from Danica.
He said: "I can't get enough of that girl, as time goes by she'll keep
letting me down.
And he went on: "She just uses me when she needs to get close to the
others or in time of need."
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Northern Ireland's health minister has warned that he is considering charging patients who turn up drunk or high on drugs in the region's A&E hospital departments.
Edwin Poots has claimed missed targets for treating A&E patients are partly due to an influx of people into these departments who are intoxicated and in some cases violent.
Responding to figures showing that from April and June this year, targets for treating patients were missed 700 times in local hospitals, the Democratic Unionist minister said: "The United Kingdom has a great principle of healthcare, free at the point of need to all who need it, irrespective of their ability to pay for it.
"I think it is a wonderful principle but I think on occasions it is abused and we sometimes need to look at how we can make sure that abuse doesn't take place."
Poots has floated the possibility of people paying for emergency care if alcohol or drugs contributed to their need for hospital treatment. "The principle of it has merit. The implementation of it is more challenging. We need to ensure that people who need medical care are not put off receiving that medical care."
But the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has raised objections to the idea, which they said was unfeasible. The RCN's regional spokesperson Roisin Devlin said: "The NHS has a duty to care for all, and the principle is that it's free at the point of care.
"My concern would be where the line would be drawn and who would decide which patients should be charged. It's not something that emergency nurses would be keen to do."
Patricia McKeown of health union Unison said the health minister's suggestion was more to do with "political dogma" than a means of tackling the crisis in local hospitals.
Meanwhile, Poots's cabinet colleague in the regional devolved government, the justice minister David Ford, has also raised the possibility of fining people who are drunk and disorderly at music concerts in Northern Ireland.
Ahead of the Belsonic music festival in Belfast this coming weekend, Ford warned that fans could face court fines of up to £250 for being drunk in public – along with fixed penalties of between £40 to £80.
Last January there was a brief but serious crisis in emergency healthcare after hundreds of young fans were treated by paramedics outside the Odyssey centre on the banks of the river Lagan in Belfast. Many of them fell ill as a result of drink and drug intake.
Ford said: "I want to see everyone attending this year's summer festivals enjoying the music and having a good time. Concertgoers should remember that being drunk in a public place can attract a court fine of up to £250, with the potential for a criminal record.
"Police will also be monitoring the transport of people to and from these events, taking corrective action where necessary."

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|Reviews for Yet Another Enzan Valentine Story
| Suki90 chapter 1 . 7/1/2012
:O Maybe you secretely love the pairing YaitoEnzan ewe... Nah, good story, I love Enzan, and I love to read about him.
| Yemi Hikari chapter 1 . 2/7/2008
I prefer Annetta and Enzan as a couple, or Enzan and a well written OC. Yai is way too much younger then Enzan and I see it as a brother sister relationship. But when a good one of this pairing comes around, I like them.
| sally-wu-99 chapter 1 . 2/25/2007
Good story, please go ahead and I like Enzan pair with Yaito too, thanks


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With an elevated stage surrounded by vintage vinyl, Bender's 13th Avenue Tavern is the best place to experience bar culture's most self-indulgent pastime. New Wave/Indie Karaoke Night -- hosted Tuesday and Thursday nights by ebullient wiseacre Keith Houston and his lovely assistant, Laura Benson -- welcomes seasoned hams and budding exhibitionists alike to wrap their pipes around a tune or twelve. Whether you're drunk enough to take on Sinatra or the Sex Pistols (both versions of "My Way" are available), or feel like massacring Morrissey, the eclectic song selection covers everything from Aqua to the Zombies. There's even a psychiatrist's couch available under the spotlight for more introspective numbers like "The Star-Spangled Banner" or Pat Boone's "Speedy Gonzalez." Sing out.
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Though Stevyn Prothero's tiny Iron Feather Book & Zine Shop is in danger of losing its space in north Denver, the place's do-it-yourself attitude lives on to the bitter end. Prothero welcomes any and all wannabe zinesters to use his stuff -- Xerox, keyboard, scissors and so on -- to create their own page for the community-based Open Zine Project. Prothero knows something about what it takes to create an indie publication: His own Iron Feather Journal has been coming out sporadically for years. Open your mind and take up your pen.
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Normally, when you come across a celebrity in Aspen -- say, Kevin Costner fashioning a kayak for an In Style magazine photo shoot -- it's funny, but not ha-ha funny. For nearly one week out of every year, though, Aspen is the ha-ha-funniest place in the world. The U.S. Comedy Arts Festival is a veritable all-you-can-eat buffet of humor, from standup to sketch comedy to readings; Cheech and Chong, Conan O' Brien, Jim Carrey and Dave Eggers were among those on hand this year. And how about all those hangers-on in fur coats with VIP passes around their necks, talking on headset cell phones? Now, that's funny.
The first of its kind in the United States, The Shoot Out Boulder celebrated the art of quick and cheap movie production. Filmmakers were given 24 hours to complete a seven-minute short. Only in-camera editing was allowed -- meaning everything had to be shot in sequence -- and the footage had to incorporate specific locations or props from within the Boulder area. Several dozen crews of both novice and seasoned filmmakers participated in the quick-paced contest, resulting in an amazing variety of subjects and styles that ranged from the hilarious to the reflective. Plans for another festival are under way, which is great news: The Shoot Out is a can't-miss opportunity for area filmheads.


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Cerebral Ballzy don't do pop punk. They don't do intelligent, political punk. They're not into genre crossings. But it's what they do that's important, they exist solely for kids to have something to go absolutely, completely bonkers to. They are the soundtrack to chugging a beer, falling off your skateboard and paying to get beaten to a pulp at one of their notoriously brutal live offerings.
When frontman Honor Titus shouts the repeated chorus of 'Don't Tell Me What to Do' (that statement over and over) you know it isn't a ploy to bring Britain's disaffected kids to his side but that he completely means what he says. In fact the Brooklynites have made a career so far in looking at what popular punk acts New York has offered, such as The Strokes and Yeah Yeah Yeahs and completely ignoring them as influences. Instead, Cerebral Ballzy engage in the visceral attack on the eardrums that could rattle the doors off CBGB's.
With song titles such as 'Puke Song', 'Sk8 All Day' and 'Drug Myself Dumb' the listener shouldn't expect a scathing attack on the modern day economic system, but then again kids don't want to hear that. Rather than a reminder that the world outside isn't idyllic, the band are more concerned with filling their guts full of alcohol and then heaving it all back up again.
The recording and production of the record, helmed by The Bronx man Joby J Ford does well to replicate the wildness of the live shows on to the recorded version, which is essentially the raison d'?e for Cerebral Ballzy, to deliver a kick-ass show. However, when the adrenalin levels die down and the heart rate-levels out you are left with an album of party tunes, which although great, are simply that. Although it is unfair to say the lyrical content is dull, by album closer 'Anthem' they've become a little repetitive. So props to Ballzy for a high-octane album of thrills and spill and by all means check out the gigs which are bound to be good. However, if you prefer chin-strokingly intelligent music to jumping around and possible permanent hearing damage you'll have to find your kicks elsewhere.
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I would recommend this movie to anyone. I have to say that I am glad that I viewed the movie prior to reading the series. I wish that there would have been the budget and time to follow the book to a tee but we all know that would be unfeasible. I would not allow children under 12 to watch this movie unless you are willing to encroach subject matter that is at a teen level. I have viewed the movie more than five times and have been pleased to find several things I missed in the previous viewings. Over all this is one of the best movies I have seen in a long time with less than half the budget of recent box office flops.I would recommend purchasing the book set with this order. I read the entire series in less than a week. These books are almost impossible to put down. I have not been drawn into a series of books like this ever.


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I plan to become chartered with ICE and am currently on a training scheme at work. It's good to know that my employer recognises how important professional qualification is.
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Author has written 2 stories for Doctor Who, and Sherlock.
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Posted on 12/09/2009 12:36:03 PM PST by abb
The Internet's already drawn plenty of business away from newspapers.
But a new study says social networks and online memorials are now putting pressure on the institution of the newspaper obituary.
The Northwestern University study says newspapers are still the most popular way to communicate news of a death.
But study co-author Ian Monroe warns obituaries could move onto the Web as classified ads have done.
The study notes that Baby Boomers are at a stage where they take a greater interest in obituaries.
And so the study recommends that newspaper publishers avoid reducing space or staff devoted to obituaries. It also says newspapers should get in the habit of linking obituaries that appear on their own sites to social networks.
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It seems a bad idea to put information on deceased loved ones on the internet where it'd be easier for identity thieves to access them.
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I'm almost 60 and I check them out regularly.
Those obit hacks at my hometown paper badly botched my mother's obit.
I'll never forgive them for that.
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When my wife's parents and my Father died, we had to write their obits and pay for it to go into the paper.
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I am 65 and I have figured out the vital statistics version of life. First you check the marriage announcements to find out which of your friends are getting married. After a while you start checking the birth announcements to see which of your friends have had a baby. A little farther along you start checking the legal notices to see which of your friends are getting a divorce. Finally you start reading the obituaries to see which of your friends you have outlived.
I wrote my Dad's obit, too. Used to, newspapers ran them for free. It's fitting that the loss of the business is helping kill newspapers.
When our local Gannetoid rag folds, I'll write their obit, too.
The one good thing about this, abb, is that the newspapers can depend on you to run their obituary :-)
I think Legacy.com is one of the larger sites.
At this stage the rags need to concern themselves with just one obituary: Their own. LOL
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Someone told me that it's just still in the healing process. Is this a long time or should I still wait. I've notice that some doctors say it can take up to a year. Well this has been 2 years and my nose is still slightly curved. Is my nose still in the healing process or should I go see my doctor?
I Had my Rino 2 Years Ago. I've Notice That my Nose is Curved. Is my Nose Still Healing or Should I Go See my Doctor?
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Two years is sufficient time to wait for resolution of swelling. Was your nose crooked prior to surgery. Failure to correct a crooked septum is one of the most common causes of persistent deviation of the nose. I recommend discussing your results with your plastic surgeon.
Nasal deviation 2 years after rhinoplsty
I think at this point it is not unreasonable to discuss this issue with your doctor. You are beyond a widely accepted healing phase, which is 1 year after the surgery. Just keep in mind two things: 1) it is uncommon for the noses to change over time, even for the ones that were never operated; 2) very small problems are commonly not worth a revision surgery and are better left alone. Of course, if you have a significan deformity/ asymmetry then this should probably be corrected. Good luck.
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Cavsfan, After 2 years you will not see a significant change in the appearance of your nose. I would suggest you see your surgeon and discuss your concerns. You may want to consider a second opinion and always look at as many photos of your surgeons rhinoplasties as possible. Good luck!
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Florida Gators (4-2 SU, 4-2 ATS) at No. 24 Auburn Tigers (4-2 SU, 2-4 ATS)
Saturday October 15th, 2011. 7:00PM EST, College Football Week 7
Jordan Hare Stadium Auburn, AL
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Point Spread: UF -2/Aub +2
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The Florida Gators suffered their 2nd straight blowout loss last week at the hands of LSU by a score of 41-11. It was the 2nd straight week the Gators had lost by 28 points or more after suffering another big loss to Alabama the week before ultimately marking the first time in 3 decades Florida suffered two straight losses by more than 24 points. Perhaps it's a sign of the times, or maybe both losses show just how far the SEC West powers have come along. This week the Gators battle another SEC West power by way of the 24th ranked Auburn Tigers inside Jordan Hare Stadium.
The Auburn Tigers are not near the power they were a year ago when they won the National Championship. However, the young team is not near as bad as some people believed they would be in 2011. The Tigers upset a top ten South Carolina team two weeks ago and have two wins against top 16 opponents on the season. Last week the Tigers, defense long to be the weakness of the team, failed to find a way to stop an explosive Arkansas offense in a 38-14 loss on the road. It was the 2nd loss for the Tigers this season. This week the Tigers return home to Jordan Hare in a rebound situation. The Tigers have won 11 straight games at home and they will put that streak on the line this week against the visiting Gators.
For Florida, they still believe they can contend for the SEC East and they are not out of the picture despite two early conference losses. However, the Gators must find a way to get things going on the offensive side of the football. The Gators scored just 21 points combined in their two losses to LSU and Alabama. Additionally, starting QB John Brantley missed last week with an ankle injury and his status for this week is still uncertain. Freshman Jacoby Brissett received the nod last week against LSU but struggled completing 8 of 14 passing for 1 score and 2 picks. The good news is that Florida does not have to post huge numbers throwing the football. Fortunately, Florida can be successful as long as they can get moving on the ground despite whoever plays the quarterback role.
The problem over the last few weeks is that the Gators have battled two of the toughest rushing defenses in the country and failed to establish the run. This week Florida will attempt to get running backs Jeff Demps and Chris Rainey the ball more often. Rainey currently leads the team with 467 yards. However, Demps is the true homerun threat averaging over 8 yards per carry and a team-high 4 touchdowns. Fortunately for Florida, the Auburn defense has been horrific against the run allowing 201 yards per game on the ground. Therefore, Florida will attempt to get back to what they do best and that is attacking on the ground.
For Auburn, defense has to be the major area of concern. The Tigers rank a miserable 105th in total defense giving up 439 yards per game. Additionally, the Tigers have relinquished nearly 30 points on average as well. The challenge this week will be getting to the Florida tailbacks quickly and bringing them down before they get into the open field. The bottom line is that the Tigers must play solid against the run this weekend if they are going to keep their unbeaten home streak alive.
On the offensive side of the ball, the Tigers like to move the ball on the ground as well. The Auburn passing has been nearly non-existent and QB Barrett Trotter has struggled heavily. However, the Tigers have one of the best tailbacks in the SEC in Michael Dyer. Dyer has been explosive this season racking up 679 yards with 8 touchdowns while averaging near 6 yards per carry. Also, backup Onterrio McCalebb has added 221 yards while averaging over 5 yards per carry off the bench. Expect both guys to be a focus for the offensive attack this Saturday against the Gators. The key will be if the Auburn offense can run the ball consistently and sustain long drives to allow their defense to rest. If they can do that, they will have a good chance of scoring the victory.
Jay's Pick to Cover the Point Spread: Both teams are in a rebound situation and I believe this will be a hard fought game on both sides. However, I believe the Gators will put out the win. Take Florida -2.
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Parched flower beds, scorched lawns and arid vegetable patches may be driving you to dig your own watering-hole at the moment. But don't panic.
Imagine you are visiting friends in the Spanish Costas or staying in a holiday cottage in the south of France. The last thing you would expect to find among the local fauna and flora is a traditional English garden, and there's a reason for that - the climate doesn't make it viable.
Maybe it's time that English gardeners drew the same conclusions and abandoned their roses, dahlias and delphiniums in favour of a Mediterranean makeover, says garden designer Randle Siddeley. He recommends smaller, finer-leaved plants and flowers that need less moisture. Many have spindly silver and grey leaves and coatings of fine hairs that reflect the light and lower their own temperatures. But traditionalists need not despair: those less thirsty varieties include old favourites such as lavender, rosemary and yucca.
'Not only should you be very sparing with your planting during hot summer spells, but you should dig in organic matter - it holds on to the moisture that drains away in sandy soils, while in clay soils it breaks up the hard ground and prevents nasty clods,' says Siddeley, whose firm recently designed the lighting and water display at Wembley Arena.
One of the less obvious downsides of drought is the wind. Frequent gusts and blowy spells help to dry everything out and cause as much earth-bound damage as the sun. The answer is windbreaks, says Siddeley. By planting low-lying shrubs on your garden's windward side, you push the air upwards and away from your newly planted flowers and vegetables. You can then balance this with a windbreak of taller shrubs and trees on the planting side.
Homeowners with water meters who are concerned about the cost of constant watering, or those with a local hosepipe ban, need worry no more. 'You should water your garden deeply but sparingly. One long and concentrated saturation that goes straight to the roots of your plants, flowers and shrubs is far more effective than numerous bouts of shallow watering,' says Siddeley.
You can reduce water usage still further by recycling your 'grey water'. This involves fitting a device (available from the Natural Collection website www.naturalcollection.com/natural-products/Bath-Water-Diverter.asp) to your outside drainpipe that redirects your household water to a water butt that can be attached to a slow seeping hosepipe or used to fill watering cans.
The Centre for Alternative Technology says bathwater is safe to use because any shampoo and soap that it contains is heavily diluted and won't harm your plants. But if you want to re-use water from a washing machine, use detergent that is low in sodium, which can damage plants and degrade the soil. Water from the kitchen sink is best avoided, as it is more likely to contain high concentrations of grease, oil and other chemicals.
· Further gardening tips can be obtained from www.rhs.org.uk, the Royal Horticultural Society's website, or from www.randlesiddeley.co.uk


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For our last post before Christmas, we've got doughnuts for you guys! Oh..these are beyond delicious. Soft, sugary, and all mixed in with the great flavors of eggnog and nutmeg. They are dreamy. A perfect addition to your Christmas breakfast or dessert!
{side note: this recipe makes about 6-8 doughnuts. If you need at least a dozen, you will have to double this recipe}
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Ingredients (6-8 doughnuts)
- 3/4 cup flour
- 3/4 tsp baking powder
- 1/4 tsp nutmeg
- 1/8 tsp salt
- 1 egg
- 1/3 cup eggnog
- 1/2 tsp vanilla
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup butter, melted
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 TBSP ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Grease the doughnut pan.
In a mixing bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, nutmeg and salt. Set aside.
In another bowl, beat egg, vanilla, eggnog and sugar. Slowly add dry ingredients into your wet ingredients. Mix until just combined.
Pour batter into doughnut pan.
Bake for 8-10 minutes. Let doughnuts cool slightly before removing from pan.
For topping:
Mix together sugar and ground cinnamon in a large freezer/plastic bag.
Coat each doughnut with melted butter. Then, place in freezer bag.Close bag and shake, getting doughnut coated with sugar/cinnamon mixture. Repeat with each doughnut
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In 2009, Iranian Canadian journalist Maziar Bahar was imprisoned for 118 days in Evin Prison after covering the Iranian presidential election that year. Bahar was born in Iran but had been living mostly in Canada since his university days. During the election, Bahar had been staying at his mother's house in Tehran, which is where the authorities arrested him. While in prison, he was threatened and beaten, but was eventually released thanks to international political pressure. He chronicles this experience in his memoir Then They Came For Me, which was co-written by Aimee Molloy and released in 2011.
Then They Came for Me was adapted into the film Rosewater by The Daily Show's Jon Stewart in 2014..
"I could smell him before I saw him. His scent was a mixture of sweat and rosewater, and it reminded me of my youth.
When I was six years old, I would often accompany my aunts to a shrine in the holy city of Qom. It was customary to remove your shoes before entering the shrine, and the servants of the shrine would sprinkle rosewater everywhere, to mask the odor of perspiration and leather.
The morning in June 2009, when they came for me, I was in the delicate space between sleep and wakefulness, taking in his scent. I didn't realize that I was a man of 42 in my bedroom in Tehran; I thought, instead, that I was six years old again, and back in that shrine with my aunts."
From Then They Came for Me by Maziar Bahari and Aimee Molloy ©2011. Published by Random House.


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MHS golfers finish fifth at state
Manhattan girls' golf coach Chris George knew it would take a special effort to catch Washburn Rural in the team standings at the Class 6A state golf tournament in Garden City.
In the end, the Junior Blues ran away from everybody Monday, shooting a 339 to win by 14 strokes. Manhattan finished in fifth place in the team standings, shooting a 372 on a day when the combination of several small mistakes bogged down the Indians' team score.
"Teamwise, there wasn't any one thing that kept us out of the title race today, just a combination of lots of little things," George said. "We had too many shots, from all distances, that landed in a heavy rough that caused the scores being higher than our season average."
Maize took second place with a 353 and Garden City was right behind with a 355. Shawnee Mission East took fourth with a 361.
The weather in Garden City was about as favorable as could be expected, with fair skies and just a slight wind for the golfers to deal with.
Individually, Kylie McCarthy led the way, shooting an 86 and taking the ninth-place medal after a one-hole playoff. Hannah Devane also medaled, shooting an 88 to tie for 15th place. Kelsey McCarthy shot a 97, Anna Jackson shot a 101, Amy Levin shot a 102 and Cassidy Harper shot a 106 to round out the scoring.
"Kylie had a good day after a sluggish start," George said. "She got an eight on number one, but came back with a par and a birdie and settled into a pretty solid round after that. Hannah played consistent and didn't have any blow up holes which was our team's goal."
George said the pressure of competing amongst the state's best may have gotten the best of his team.
"Also, just being the state tournament and the nervousness that goes with it caused some problems for us and many of the other teams," he said. "I know that our girls are disappointed, but they had a good year and did a lot of good things. They never quit today and I'm proud of them for that."


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According to the Met Office, while Tuesday will be hot, Wednesday will be positively scorching, with heatwave conditions an 80% probability and estimated temperatures of 33 degrees Celsius- which, in the UK, lets face it, probably means rain.
Rain which won't be too far away on Thursday with the heatwave set to make way for thunderstorms, because nothing lasts forever, but in good news, the heat will be back on the weekend.
The forecast has triggered a level 2 alert, with the Met Office claiming:
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Goddard in the Starting Blocks: Course set for Fedora 13
Following last weeks feature freeze, the Fedora team yesterday branched Fedora 13 away from the main developer repository "Rawhide."
Fedora 13, codenamed Goddard, is planned for release May 11. For the first public alpha version, due early March, the developers have now branched off the relevant packages and at the same time opened Rawhide for Fedora 14 development.
This is a change in Fedora's normal development mode, because in the past, Rawhide would be completely frozen for a given time. What the change means and who it may affect is described in the Fedora wiki.
First designs for how Fedora 13 will look are already available. Most of them have taken their inspiration from the codename of the rocket scientist Goddard.
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REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK; With Ratings Slipping, CBS Reaches for Youth
By BILL CARTER,
Published: January 10, 1995
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 9— CBS has seen its prime-time fortunes slide this television season, and Peter Tortorici, the president of CBS Entertainment, says he knows why.
"What we're missing is identity," Mr. Tortorici said today during an interiew after a news conference he held here at a semi-annual gathering of reporters who cover the television industry. "We don't have a signature show right now. We're missing something that you look at and say, 'O.K., CBS equals that.' "
"For ABC," he went on, "it's 'Home Improvement.' That's what they're about. For NBC, it's 'Seinfeld.' That's what they're about. We have to have a defining half-hour comedy that says, 'That's CBS.' "
Despite declines this year in overall ratings, and especially in viewers under 50, CBS is not in desperate shape, Mr. Tortorici said. But, he added, "We've got to acknowledge that our mission is a rebuilding one."
The mission includes trying to find some programs that will appeal to the younger viewers preferred by most advertisers, maybe even a show or two that might be watched by children.
"I'm a father of three," Mr. Tortorici said at his news conference. "I don't want my kids to think that the F.B.I. warning label is a more recognizable symbol than the CBS logo."
Mr. Tortorici's concession that children are more likely to be watching videos than CBS programs is something of a change for the network's executives, who have protested in recent years that the aging of the American population made it an acceptable and even desirable strategy to aim programs at older audiences.
"I've told our executives in New York to stop trying to defend what we are," Mr. Tortorici said in the interview. "Let's start pointing to where we're going and what we're going to be about."
Toward that end, Mr. Tortorici announced an unusually crowded list of series and movie projects. Among the projects he cited were these:
*A romantic sitcom from the writer Nora Ephron.
*A new comedy series starring Rhea Perlman, Joan Cusack and Melissa Joan Hart, who starred in "Clarissa" for five years on Nickelodeon and who will now play a grown-up Clarissa working as an intern for a New York newspaper.
*Two additional comedies from Carsey-Werner Productions, whose new series "Cybill" was the best received new CBS comedy in more than five years (and one Mr. Tortorici said could become the network's "defining comedy.")
*Two comedy series from Keenen Ivory Wayans, creator of Fox's "In Living Color."
Among the drama projects Mr. Tortorici announced were a one-hour series based on the John Grisham novel "The Client" and another one-hour series, "Central Park West," that will be produced by Darren Star, creator of both "Beverly Hills 90210" and "Melrose Place."
As for movies, Mr. Tortorici announced that Neil Simon would write a new version of his play "The Sunshine Boys" for a younger cast, to be headed by Peter Falk and Woody Allen and that Francis Ford Coppola would produce an adaptation of the Robert Louis Stevenson adventure story "Kidnapped," probably starring Tom Selleck.
In addition, Mr. Tortorici said, the network will add to its Larry McMurtry canon (it has already produced "Lonesome Dove," and is now filming "Buffalo Girls") with a mini-series adaptation of "Streets of Laredo," starring Sissy Spacek, Sam Shepard and James Garner.
Mr. Tortorici argued that CBS's plight is not nearly as painful as it was in 1989, when its prime-time lineup collapsed. CBS came back from that low point, rising from last place to first three years ago.
Besides "a smash 9 o'clock comedy," Mr. Tortorici admitted that other holes had to be filled, and some new ones might crop up. For example, the network's perennial Sunday night hit "Murder, She Wrote" is in its 11th season, and may not be back.
"It depends on the price of the show, whether Angela Lansbury says 'I don't want to do it anymore,' and whether the studio asks for some exorbitant fee," Mr. Tortorici said. "Might it be time to replace the show after this season? Yeah, it might be. Anything can happen." Letterman to the Rescue
CBS does, of course, have a show that defines the network outside prime time: "Late Show With David Letterman." And Mr. Letterman seems determined to help address the network's programming problems all by himself.
This week his production company, Worldwide Pants, began supplying "The Late Late Show With Tom Snyder" as the 12:35 A.M. companion to Mr. Letterman's own show. Mr. Letterman, who appeared via satellite at a news conference here for Mr. Snyder, said, "I'm getting a great deal of joy having all the excitement of a brand new show taking off."
Both executive producers of Mr. Letterman's show, Peter Lassally and Robert Morton, have been at Mr. Snyder's new studio here in the last week. (Mr. Letterman said they would meet the challenge of trying to work on two shows on separate coasts by "getting a condominium in Kansas City.")
Mr. Letterman's company will also supply two new comedy pilots to CBS. One is a vehicle for Bonnie Hunt, a frequent Letterman guest, in which she plays a Chicago reporter. The writer on that series is Mr. Letterman's current head writer, Rob Burnett. The other possibility from Worldwide Pants is an old-style comedy about a pair of schemers who constantly try to make money. It was written by a former Letterman writer, Adam Resnick. New Projects at NBC
Lynda LaPlante, who created the award-winning British crime series "Prime Suspect" featuring Helen Mirren as the memorable detective Jane Tennison, will create a new one-hour drama series for NBC.
The series will be called "The Prosecutor" and will center on three female prosecutors, said Warren Littlefield, the president of NBC Entertainment, at a news conference today. The series will be Ms. LaPlante's first American television project.
Among the other projects Mr. Littlefield announced were these:
*A drama series to be developed from Mr. Coppola's 1974 film "The Conversation," with Mr. Coppola as producer. Kyle MacLachlan, who starred in "Twin Peaks," will play an updated version of the role created in the film by Gene Hackman: a specialist in audio surveillance.
*A mini-series adapted from "Gulliver's Travels," featuring Ted Danson, the longtime star of NBC's "Cheers," as Gulliver.
*A special appearance by Mr. Danson, who will recreate his Sam Malone character from "Cheers" for a February episode of NBC's spinoff from that series, "Frasier."
Mr. Danson will be the third of "Cheers' " alumni to visit "Frasier." Bebe Neuwirth has twice returned in her character of Frasier Crane's estranged wife Lillith, and in one of the television season's true surprises, Shelley Long appeared briefly in her old character of Diane Chambers.


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Wilderness Poets, Raw Living Foods, Oregon Pumpkin Seeds, 8 oz (226.8 g)
Wilderness Poets, Raw Living Foods, Oregon Pumpkin Seeds, 8 oz (226.8 g)
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Beautiful heirloom Styrian Pumpkins, grown in Oregon's lush Willamette Valley
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Organic, raw, styrian pumpkin seeds grown in Oregon.
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This is a fantastic product. There are unique plant bio-chemicals in pumpkin seed that are very very good for the prostate. I eat a palmful of these extremely yummy pumpkin seeds from Wilderness Poets every morning as part of my daily health food consumption. Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food. I do. Hat's off the Wilderness Poets !
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I ordered this because I wanted something a little different from regular pumpkin seeds. These are a little pricey, so instead of putting them in oatmeal or salad or eat a few at a time so I can appreciate their individual flavour. They have a very nice subtle sweet, earthy taste. These seeds are also very pretty,and I keep them in a jar in my kitchen for when I need them and that act kind of like a display piece as well. I will definitely purchase these again!
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If I look back on what I was eating 5 or 10 years ago, it's mind-blowing how my diet has changed and how much better I feel. Like anything, making long-lasting changes to your life require small, baby steps. It's your willingness to make the effort every day, in little ways and stick to it over the long run that brings about sustainable change.
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I've always had a sweet tooth…and I remember racing through meals so that I could get to the best part: dessert. After entering into the 40 Club, I've noticed changes in my body, my metabolism that I'm not liking and it's caused me to jump over this last obstacle to my healthy, balanced eating and that's my sugar addiction. There, I said it….I am addicted to sugar.
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