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Hi, how long since you have heard from him? have you tried to contact him? does he respond when you try to contact him.
Let me know.Cathy
I still text him and he does answer. I honestly just need to know if I should just stop texting & see if he contacts me but yes he does answer when I contact him.
Yes please, stop texting him. He will not come back if you continue to text him and he might come back it you stop. Good Luck. Cathy
Cathy, I actually just got a text from him this morning. Do you think he does have feelings for me & thinks about me
I cannot know this. No one can, not even a psychic, but it sounds to me as if he is thinking of you. I know that if you do not contact him or respond to his texts or calls or emails or facebook posts quickly but rather: initiate no contact, take two to three days to respond to him, the chances of you keeping him in your life are far better than if you constantly contact him and act as if you are waiting with baited breath every time he contacts you. Let him think you can be happy without him, let him think that you do not need him to be happy but rather he might need you to be happy. DO that by not initiating contact and not jumping on the phone every time he contacts you. It works every time if you follow the instructions exactly as I sent them to you. Good Luck and warmest
and warmest wishes to you as well. :)
Thanks Cathy. I will try this. I suppose since he did text me he must have been thinking about me. I am actually scared because I feel as though I am falling for him. We knew each other many years ago then lost contact & we ran into each other again after all those years. I know he has a few issues in his personal life but I have told him if he needs a friend I will be there for him.
I think you are pretty smart about this but you also need to understand that sometimes delayed gratification is a good thing too. Let him court you and wine and dine and discover how wonderful you are before YOU decide if he is worth your time of day.
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Frisco tops Tulsa 3-1 in series opener
By Tulsa Drillers | May 25, 2013 7:12 PM ET
Saturday's series opener between Tulsa and Frisco at ONEOK Field was dominated by pitching with starters Tyler Matzek and Neil Ramirez both delivering solid outings. The game's outcome was determined by one swing of the bat, and unfortunately for the Drillers, that swing came from Frisco's Alex Buchholz. A three-run home run from Buchholz in the sixth inning accounted for all the RoughRiders' offense as they edged the Drillers 3-1 in the first game of a three-game series.
The two teams combined for only 11 hits each in the contest. Matzek and Ramirez were posting dual shutouts through the first five innings, aided by a 15-20 m.p.h. wind blowing in from centerfield.
The pivotal three-run sixth inning for the Riders began with a one-out walk to Teodoro Martinez. Guilder Rodriguez followed with a base hit, but Matzek retired Brett Nicholas on a fly ball for the second out of the inning, bringing Buchholz to the plate. The first baseman deposited the first pitch from Matzek into the terrace section in left field to put the Riders in front 3-0. It was the fourth home run of the season for Buchholz.
Ramirez allowed only two singles in six shutout innings, before turning the game over to the Frisco bullpen.
Tulsa avoided the shutout with a run in the seventh off Ryan Rodebaugh, and it came courtesy of Dustin Garneau. The catcher hit Rodebaugh's second offering over the leftfield wall to cut Frisco's lead to 3-1.
It would be the final offensive output of the game. Dan Houston, making his first relief appearance of the season for the Drillers, did not allow a hit in three innings of work. The right-hander moved to the bullpen with the insertion of Roy Oswalt into Tulsa's starting rotation.
The Drillers had base runners against Frisco reliever Roman Mendez in each of the final two innings, but could not produce another run. Kent Matthes doubled with one out in the eighth and was left stranded. Rafael Ortega singled with two outs in the ninth, but Cristhian Adames flied out on the next pitch to end the game.
Tulsa actually out-hit Frisco 6-5 but was 0-9 with runners in scoring position.
Angelys Nina finished hitless in four at-bats, snapping his nine-game hitting streak.
Matzek fell to 1-5 with the loss. In his six innings of work, he allowed the three runs on five hits. The lefthander walked only one batter and struck out three.
Ramirez improved to 5-1 with win.
The Drillers will send Christian Bergman (3-2, 3.02 ERA) to the mound Sunday evening in game two of the series. Frisco will counter with Kevin Pucetas (5-4, 5.01 ERA). Starting time is set for 7:05PM with a post-game Fireworks Spectacular planned for after the game.
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There is no doubt the Pirates franchise has had some great outfields over the years. If you check the members of the Hall of Fame you'll see a long list of players enshrined who spent a lot of time with the Pirates including Paul and Lloyd Waner, Fred Clarke, Kiki Cuyler, Max Carey, Ralph Kiner, Willie Stargell and Roberto Clemente. Fans of the team since the 80's will tell you that the outfield of Barry Bonds, Bobby Bonilla and Andy Van Slyke was the best one they've seen in Pittsburgh. Fans who have been around longer can throw out combos that have included the names Al Oliver, Richie Zisk, Omar Moreno, Dave Parker, Matty Alou and Bill Virdon. The one I'll be covering today though is one of the under appreciated ones in team history, possibly the most underrated one in the franchises his...
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Star Cast – Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn, Kangna Ranaut, Arjun Rampal, Chunky Pandey, Satish Kaushik, Lisa Haydon, Hiten Paintal and Mushtaq Khan.
Director – David Dhawan
Producers – Sanjay Dutt, Sanjay Ahluwalia, Vinay Choksey
Music Director – Vishal Shekhar
Genre – Comedy Action
There was a time when David Dhawan and Govinda together ruled the box office with movies like Hero No. 1, Coolie No. 1 and so on. However, in the last few years the taste of Indian audiences has changed and this is something that David Dhawan should have known before making Rascals. Directed by David Dhawan, Rascals stars Sanjay Dutt, Ajay Devgn, Kangna Ranaut, Arjun Rampal, Chunky Pandey, Satish Kaushik, Lisa Haydon, Hiten Paintal and Mushtaq Khan.
The movie starts with introduction of two conmen Chetan (Sanjay Dutt) and Bhagat (Ajay Devgn) who are always trying to outsmart each other and make sure that they win the game or bet. Since they are rivals they always try to pull down each other so that they can take the upper hand. However, things go worse when both fall for Khushi (Kangna Ranaut) who is finally and physically good. Hence, they both begin to fight against each other to make sure that they get Khushi and they can enjoy some rich and famous lifestyle.
On performance level, it is sad to see that Sanjay Dutt is not as good as he was in Munnabhai series. In Rascals he is just trying to make audiences laugh without any serious jokes in the pocket. Hence, it was a bad choice that Sanjay Dutt decided to pick himself in this role. Ajay Devgn on the other hand has improved in the comic category and he has already proved that in Golmaal series, All The Best and Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji but there is very little that Ajay Devgn could do to support the movie. Kangna Ranaut is now moving from serious performance to some light hearted comedies and she did splendid job in Tanu Weds Manu but in Rascals she really does not have much scope to show case her funny bone. She tries to expose and show off her assets but that is not going to impress audiences for long time. Chunky Pandey and Satish Kaushik are good but things could have been better. Lisa Haydon acts well but she still has to do her homework before getting the next film.
Technically, the movie is good and cinematography by Vikas Sivaraman is one good thing that will keep you happy. The music by Vishal Shekhar is not really up to the mark and only the title track and Shake It Saiyyan is doing some rounds on music charts. The screenplay and story by Yunus Sajawal is just not there and that is where Rascals will get some negative points. It is obvious that David Dhawan movies do not have proper scripts but they still have some humor in it. However, this time Rascals have no proper humor and script and that is going to impact the movie collection.
To conclude, Rascals is typical David Dhawan movie which has the Deewana Mastana flavor to it, but unfortunately the movie is without any strong plot and that will impress only David Dhawan fans. Audiences looking for some good scripted comedy will not appreciate the movie because there is nothing in the movie that they can take home.


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Levi's is making a new kind of jeans out of 20 percent recycled material. We hope they are as cool and comfortable as regular Levi's.
A woman in Oregon got a DUI while she had a hamster in her lap. The hamster spent the night in protective custody.
A mall/arena in the Philippines was going to kill 182 trees. So tree lover Sting said, OK, I'm not playing there.
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Prisoners are being taught the basics of beekeeping. The idea being, one supposes, that after they get out of jail they will start selling honey instead of drugs.
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Paul Pena is unlike anyone you've ever known. The son of West African immigrants, he's living in San Francisco, a blind and brilliant Mississippi Delta blues and Cape Verde folk singer whose resume includes work with John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Bonnie Raitt, and B.B. King. The Academy Award-nominated Genghis Blues documents his 1995 journey to Tuva, a small Asian republic north of Mongolia, a journey that he had dreamed of making for years before he was finally able to do so.
If you have never heard of Tuva, that's not surprising. Pena himself had not heard of it before one night in 1984, when he came across some Tuvan throatsinging on his shortwave radio. The traditional art of throatsinging, or khoomei, involves the ability to create two or more sounds in the throat at once, and in Tuva, it is a national passion, such that its practitioners are revered as rock stars are elsewhere. Pena's attraction to the sound he heard that night was immediate and intense: he began researching the music and the place that produced it. He taught himself the Tuvans' obscure language, in Braille, working from an English to Russian dictionary and then one that translated Russian to Tuvan (as there are none that directly translate English to Tuvan), and eventually, he learned to throatsing himself, soon able to make such an impressively thunderous noise that he was dubbed "Earthquake" by one of his teachers, a throatsinging master named Kongar-ol Ondar, winner of the first throatsinging competition in 1992.
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Pena met Kongar-ol when the Tuvan star whom the film's narrator describes as "a combination of John F. Kennedy, Elvis, and Michael Jordan" and a couple of other singers came to San Francisco in 1993: Pena tracked them down after their concert and demonstrated his own self-taught version of throatsinging. Touched by Pena's dedication and pretty much astonished by his skill, Ondar invited him to Tuva for the second competition and symposium in 1995. This was the beginning of a long and trying and eventually tremendously rewarding trip, for Pena and others with varying interests in Tuva. This cast of characters includes associates of the physicist Richard Feynman (whose own desire to get to Tuva never came to fruition, but was chronicled in Ralph Leighton's book Tuva or Bust, Leighton being this film's associate producer, and the fellow who provided the Belic brothers with the original idea), Pena's assistant Tony DiCicca, Lemon DeGeorge (termed in the film, "tree trimmer, recording engineer, filmmaker, rock musician"), and the film crew headed up by brothers Roko and Adrian Belic.
The film is remarkable, and not only for the remarkable story it tells, concerning the unlikely friendship between the apparently always-smiling Ondar and the large-bodied, melancholy Pena (he's given to bouts of weeping when overwhelmed by the day-to-day details of his difficult life, a painful fact from which the film does not shy away). In Tuva, the group soon finds that "there is no life as usual." They experience numerous adventures, from celebratory parades and festal meals (their hosts kill sheep for them), to torrential rains and one traveler's heart attack. At one point Paul loses his anti-depressant medication, and fears he will lapse into a debilitating depression: the filmmakers begin to wonder if their run of bad luck is the result of a curse they've inadvertently picked up, with a traditional drum they've purchased to take home. They take the drum to a shaman, to find out if it's got a demon's tail hidden in it, and are relieved to find that it does not, that their bad luck is just that, not hexed, but random.
"Life is very spontaneous," observes Paul, with "opportunities that present themselves and you have to be ready." Just so, the filmmakers shot more than fifty hours of tape in Tuva, ready to capture whatever they saw happening around them. The film's emotional highlights are structured as part of an ongoing trajectory, the movement of Paul and Kongar-ol's developing relationship, as well as Paul's reception by the Tuvans, so pleased to hear him sing (on stage, he combines blues and throatsinging in a fabulous, truly moving way) and to speak their language.
Pena's own story begins before and continues beyond the trip, however. All too used to facing racism and prejudices against disabled people in the States, he's both thrilled and awed by the adulation he receives in Tuva, perhaps best illustrated by Ondar's genuine affections and tender respect (he washes Paul in the sacred waters of a Tuvan river). The film focuses on Pena's efforts to adapt to circumstances that change by the minute: walking through fields and negotiating rugged terrains, riding a horse, singing in a language not his own. Courageous, honest, resilient, and as flawed as any human, Paul Pena is one of the more incredible people you'll see on a screen.
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Families arrived on Monday afternoon and began the week with Small Compline and dinner. While the parents had a brief orientation and introductory session, the children were introduced to the theme by making bracelets and fruit shaped name tags.
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On Wednesday and Thursday the children continued to learn about the remaining six fruits of the Spirit joy, patience, self control, gentleness, peace, and faithfulness during the church school classes. The parents participated in two workshops provided by Protodeacon Joseph Matusiak, Director of Alumni and Recruitment for St. VladimirŌĆÖs Orthodox Theological Seminary. His workshops focused on a parentŌĆÖs role in instilling and nurturing the Fruit of the Spirit in our children.
After pool time and rest in the afternoons, families reconvened in prayer at the St. Thomas Chapel, followed by dinner. Each evening, families participated in activities such as campfires, a family craft, and the parentsŌĆÖ night out. Two new additions to our evening events were DCSC Night and the Fruit of the Spirit saints ŌĆ£Walk of Fame.ŌĆØ On Wednesday evening, our graduating campers spent a few hours with Diocesan Church School Camp staff and campers to learn a little bit about the next stage in their camping ŌĆ£careers.ŌĆØ They made crafts, played games and got a chance to see what camp is like without parents for a few hours. On the Fruit of the Spirit ŌĆ£Walk of Fame,ŌĆØ the children got to meet saints whose lives exemplify the Fruit of the Spirit, matching each saint to their ŌĆ£fruitŌĆØ and learning about the choices they made in their lives.
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I may be wrong, but I have a hard time believing that Lowes has food grade buckets.We live in Leominster (home of Plastican) and asked a former exec about the food grade vs non food grade. The difference (in their case) is how the bucket is handled after it is molded...the same plastic, the same mold...but are the workers wearing gloves? Are the buckets stacked/stored in such a way as to not pick up contamination?So, I'm sure the plastic is the same plastic as the "food grade" buckets...but I doubt our health inspectors (city or state) would accept them as food grade.deknow
A bucket is a bucket.....the important thing is it should be clean and sanitized before being used to store anything. It doesn't matter what material the bucket is made from.
I get all my buckets with lids from local bakeries. They get things like frosting and jelly filling in them.
Not any expert on containers of any sort, but appreciate the literature with those post moots... I would also like to reiterate what Mrs. Kathyp said: Walmart is very generous when disasters happen as i learned first hand after hurricane Katrina... They opened an entire warehouse outside of Shreveport, Louisiana and gave anyone who needed it tons of food (can goods, frozen food, etc...)They allowed you to come back as needed and even handed out 25 dollar gas cards twice a week for a couple of weeks... I am a man and would much rather take care of my family then leech off of others but it helped when i had nothing....Nothing bad to say about them.


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Eritrea awards more mining licences, sees gold output in 2010
* Foreign juniors snap up more mining exploration licences
* Bisha gold mine projected to start producing by late 2010
By Andrew Cawthorne
ASMARA, May 19 (Reuters) - Eritrea said on Tuesday eight more foreign firms had entered its mining sector with a clutch of new exploration licences in a nation seen on the cusp of a minerals boom that could motor its needy economy.
Alem Kibreab, director general of mines for the Energy and Mines Ministry, added the Horn of Africa nation's first and flagship project -- the Bisha mine -- should start producing gold by the third quarter of 2010.
"Despite its small size, Eritrea is going to be on the map of mining countries," he told Reuters, adding that reserves identified so far were only the "tip of the iceberg."
Foreign miners agree on the potential, but Eritrea insists the sector must be developed slowly and carefully to prevent the so-called "resources curse" where oil and minerals have spawned corruption and violence elsewhere in Africa.
A new round of licences awarded earlier this year had brought the total number of foreign companies exploring or about to explore in Eritrea to 14, Alem said. Continued...


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"To Pat," he wrote, "together we will win."
The $500,000 commitment, made by Manning and his wife, Ashley, is the largest gift so far to the Pat Summitt Foundation, which formed soon after the Lady Vols coach emeritus announced her Alzheimer's disease diagnosis in 2011.
The four-time NFL MVP and current Denver Broncos quarterback was joined at the presentation by Tyler Summitt, who co-founded the organization with his mother, and foundation board chair Jim Haslam.
Pat Summitt spoke briefly, expressing her gratitude.
"This is a special, special day and it belongs to all of you as well as us," she said. "And obviously, Peyton, you're the best."


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LOVE them or hate them, sometimes the denizens of Reddit bestow some amazing gifts upon the internet.
Their latest find: a Star Wars blooper reel.
The previously unseen outtakes are made up of grainy footage, much of which is silent, from the set of the 1977 sci-fi classic.
Included are plenty of flubbed lines, unpolished special effects and Harrison Ford's valiant attempt to eat a headset.
In other words, everything you could hope for from a blooper reel.
But the best part, by far, comes between the 1:10 to 1:50 mark, when we see that the actors in the stormtrooper costumes were just as bumbling as their fictional counterparts.


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Herrera lures Russians with boutique show
By Lidia Kelly
MOSCOW (Reuters Life!) - American fashion designer Carolina Herrera followed in the footsteps of her sartorial colleague Giorgio Armani this week by vying for a piece of Russia's recovering luxury good market -- the world's fourth largest.
Herrera, who dressed Jackie Kennedy Onassis in her later years, came to open her first boutique at the plush TSUM shopping center in Moscow's heart and host a show of her linen-woven Spring 2010 collection.
The 70-year-old designer is betting -- just like Armani, who descended on the Russian capital in October -- that Russian fashion followers, once known for their exuberant spending, will help expand her business.
Other designers remain uncertain about the country's recovery from a recession that wiped out a tenth of its economy in gross domestic product terms in the first half of the year.
Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney boarded the windows of their boutiques less than a year and a half after opening, while others were forced to deal with drastically dropping sales.
But Herrera is optimistic.
"I think the crisis stopped many things, but fashion is the last one to go, because women are always buying," the designer, dressed in a sleek black velvet top and black pants, told Reuters after her show.
Russian consumers have been famous for most of the decade for their lavish spending and penchant for high-end brands, but the crisis has curbed their disposable income, taking a toll on the country's luxury market. Continued...


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Nine in talks with super nanny
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The caped crusader who came to the rescue of Channel Nine's ratings, Super Nanny's Jo Frost, is in talks to tame Australia's tiny terrors.
Channel Nine executives have been negotiating with the modern-day Mary Poppins to host a series of specials in Australia.
British toddler-tamer Frost stars in British and US versions of the show in which she whips unruly children into shape with her unique brand of discipline and the catchphrase: "Your behaviour is very naughty."
The fly-on-the-wall series proved to be an unexpected hit for Nine, which started airing it in the Easter non-ratings period.
Last week's episode drew 1.82 million viewers, winning its timeslot and lifting Nine's Monday night schedule, which has been delivered a body blow by Seven's Desperate Housewives.
Nine is keen to take advantage of the show's popularity with a local version but any child behaviour experts looking for a job should hang on to their resumes - the network is not looking for an Australian version of Frost.
"We are in discussion with Jo Frost to shoot some shows in Australia," a network spokesman confirmed.
"But we're not trying to find an Australian Jo Frost - she is the power of that show and she is one of the reasons why it works so well."
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Where did Saltwater crocodile get it`name?
Saltwater crocodile is 3 of crocodile that is living India and there habit
is ocean and river. Ocean is saltwater
so saltwater crocodile get it name
from where it live.
It mostly eat fish (including bull sharks, a favorite for them), but also mammals that depending on what is available.
How big is it?
Salt water crocodile is the biggest
crocodile. Adult saltwater crocodile is about 20 feet(5to7meter) and baby is about 6 to 8 inches.
Fact file 1
1.Saltwater crocodile can travel over a thousand kilometers by sea.
Fact file2
3. Saltwater crocodile have many
name such as sea-going crocodile,
Baya and many more.
What they eat?
picture is
from google
Thank you for
watching !!!
2. Brain of saltwater crocodile is very
small compare to there body.
4. Saltwater crocodile is largest
living reptiles.
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[MY VIEW] With the close of the winter transfer window in most of Europe, this should be the season for MLS clubs to step in and grab the headlines on the
transfer front. But except for the news that D.C. United has agreed to take Charlie Davies on loan, conditional on how the Sochaux striker looks during a
week-long look-see at training camp in Florida, things have been quiet.
Even the Davies loan deal was tempered by the report that D.C., desperate for help up front (*), will evaluate its situation with an eye toward making moves during the summer transfer window. The implication: any moves D.C. makes now are band-aid measures, and the serious action will take place during the summer.
As training camps open, clubs are loading up on obscure trialists instead of showing off new signings and integrating them into their first teams at training camp. Toronto FC opened its preseason with six trialists in action against Partizan of Serbia on Wednesday. Would teams in any other major American sport rely so heavily on such longshots in preseason?
The reliance of MLS clubs on signing players during the summer transfer window -- when they become available, mostly as free agents, following the end of the European season -- means that they lose a vital opportunity for promotion during the long offseason.
On a more promising note, the move of MLS clubs to aggressively sign home-grown players from their academy programs is an exciting development and a reason to follow their progress in preseason. Andy Najar was signed by D.C. United after a strong winter, and he justified the move with a Rookie of the Year season in 2010.
It will be exciting to see how recent signings like 15-year-old Diego Fagundez at New England and 16-year-old Zach Pfeffer at Philadelphia do in preseason and how MLS clubs bring in academy players for extended looks this winter. (Real Salt Lake took a look at a half dozen players during its camp in Arizona, and TFC had two in action Wednesday in Turkey.)
*Danny Allsopp, a bust with D.C. last season, has been on fire since his return to the A-League, where he has scored five goals in his past four games for Melbourne Victory.


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Easier to use than before. Attractive new interface. New touch-up tools.
Longtime users may be disoriented by new UI. Bundled image organizer isn't full-featured and lacks RAW support.
Bottom Line
With Paint Shop Pro X, Corel has managed to flatten the image editor's learning curve without weakening its power. The program continues to be a top-notch image editor and an economical choice.
When Corel bought Jasc last year, the folks at Corel apparently regarded Paint Shop Pro as a fixer-upper. And sure enough, longtime users of the application will wonder what has happened to their favorite image editor when they first glance at Corel Paint Shop Pro X. Fear not: Corel has kept virtually all of Paint Shop Pro's formidable power. But the interface has undergone a drastic transformation, making the program easy on the eyes and much easier to use. It's a very good choice for enthusiasts, business users, and even pros who need image-editing muscle without the high price of Adobe Photoshop.
The most obvious helpful feature is the totally revamped Learning Center, which by default is docked to the left side of the screen. This well-organized palette features a set of image-editing topics and subtopics. Click on Crop, for instance, and a cropping marquee automatically appears on your image. Just follow the palette's step-by-step instructions to adjust the marquee and complete the job. The Learning Center is a huge asset for beginners; advanced users can close it with a single click. The Layers palette has also undergone a total overhaul. Layer thumbnails now give a visual clue as to the contents of a layer. The old palette had a string of inscrutable icons across the top for creating different types of layers; these have been replaced by a single drop-down menu.
There are lots of new features as well. The Smart Photo Fix command assembles the most commonly needed image enhancements in a single window. The Makeover tools and red-eye tool do a decent job at touching up faces. The Object Remover complements the Clone tool at removing unwanted elements from photos. Advanced users will appreciate the 16-bit-per-channel color depth, as well as support for embedded color profiles and RAW images.
Paint Shop Pro X comes bundled with the standard version of Corel Photo Album 6, making it an image-editing/organizing package along the lines of Adobe Photoshop Elements. Paint Shop Pro equals or surpasses Elements in image-editing power and now comes very close to Elements' ease of use. But even the deluxe version of Photo Album 6 (reviewed below) is no match for Elements' Organizer component. And the standard version included with Paint Shop Pro lacks most of the deluxe version's image effects, Video CD and Web gallery creation, and support for RAW formats.
So while Elements may win the editing/organizing prize for casual users and enthusiasts, Paint Shop Pro X remains a viable alternative to Adobe Photoshop. And the redesigned interface should increase productivity for longtime users and newcomers alike.


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- The technology inside old refrigerators and freezers is often so outdated it requires three times more electricity to operate compared to newer models.
- Unplugging and properly recycling old refrigerators and freezers can save up to $150 annually on a customer's energy bill.
- A 20-year-old refrigerator or freezer consumes up to 1,400 kilowatt-hours (kWh) annually; a new refrigerator or freezer consumes between 400-500 kWh annually.
- The avoidance of carbon dioxide emissions as a result of recycling 25,000 refrigerators is equal to removing 50,000 cars from the road for a year.
CHARLOTTE, N.C., May 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Many households have them: The 20-year-old freezer in the garage that's seldom used, or that old clunker of a refrigerator collecting dust – and using lots of energy – in the basement. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130322/CL81938LOGO ) "The potential to save money and energy – and even earn extra cash – can be found in recycling outdated, secondary refrigerators and freezers that are in working condition located throughout your home," said John Langston, program manager for Duke Energy's appliance recycling program. Unplugging and properly disposing of these energy-hogging dinosaurs through recycling can save money, reduce energy demand and environmental impact, and possibly delay the need for Duke Energy to build new power plants:


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Steel Authority of India (SAIL) hiring Matric, Diploma holders for Opeator-cum-Technician role
Company Name: Steel Authority of India (SAIL)
Education:Matric, Diploma
Job Description:
Details of Post :
SAIL, a Maharatna Company, and a leading steel-making company in India with a turnover of around Rs.49350 crores (FY 2012-13) is in the process of modernizing and expanding its production units, raw material resources and other facilities to maintain its dominant position in the Indian steel market.
SAIL Refractory Unit( SRU), a unit of SAIL, invites online applications in various disciplines from eligible candidates for the following posts in its manufacturing units: SRU Bhandaridah Plant located in Bhandaridah, Dist. Bokaro, Jharkhand; SRU IFICO Plant at Marar & SRU Ranchi Road Refractory Plant at Ranchi Road, both in Ramgarh Dist.,Jharkhand and SRU Bhilai Refractory Plant at Bhilai,Chhattisgarh. The details are as follows:
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|Upper Age Limit*
|Essential Qualification
|Operator –cum-Technician( Trainee), S-3#
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|28 years
|Matric and Three years fulltime Diploma in Ceramic / Chemical Engineering from Govt. recognized Institute
- Candidates selected as Operator-cum-Technician Trainee will be paid consolidated Pay of Rs. 10700/-pm during 1st year of training and Rs. 12200/-pm during the 2nd year of training. During the period of 2 year training Trainees will also get Medical facility for self, spouse and dependent children. Leave etc will be as per the Rules of the Company.
- The emoluments for the post of Operator-cum-Technician on confirmation in S-3 Grade after 2 years of training will include basic pay in the pay scale of Rs. 9160 – 3% – 13150, industrial dearness allowance, reimbursement of local travelling expenses and other facilities such as medical facility for self and family, provident fund, gratuity, LTC, etc., as per rules of the company. In addition, House Rent Allowance will be paid only where company accommodation is not available.
|Application & Processing Fee
|Operator-cum-Technician (Trainee)
|SC / ST / PwD/ Departmental candidates
|Rs.50/- (only processing fee)
|General / OBC
HOW TO APPLY: Eligible and interested candidates would be required to apply online through SAIL's website: www.sail.co.in at the link "Career with sail". No other means/mode of application will be accepted.
Before applying the candidates should ensure that they fulfill all the eligibility norms. Their registration will be provisional as their eligibility will be verified only at the time of interview. Mere issue of admit card / interview call letter will not imply acceptance of candidature. Candidature of a registered candidate is liable to be rejected at any stage of recruitment process or even on joining, if any information provided by the candidate is found to be false or not in conformity with the eligibility criteria at any stage or if candidate fails to produce valid documentary proof in support of his eligibility.
Before registering their applications on the website the candidates should possess the following:
- Valid e-mail ID and Mobile No., which should remain valid for at least one year.
- Have latest passport size coloured photograph as well as photograph of own signature, both in digital format (.jpg or jpeg file only, each not more than 500 kb size) for uploading with the application.
- Candidates are not required to send any document to SAIL Refractory Unit at this stage. The candidates will be allowed to appear in the Written Test only if they possess the valid Photo Admit Card which will be available for downloading from the SAIL website as per schedule indicated below.
- The application being online, if during verification of documents prior to interview, it is found that the candidate does not possess the requisite eligibility criteria, he/she will not be allowed to appear for the interview.
IMPORTANT : All correspondence with candidates shall be done through e-mail only. All information regarding examination schedule/admit card/ result of written exam/ interview schedule and call letters/ intimation regarding final selection etc. shall be provided through email/uploading on SAIL website. Responsibility of receiving, downloading and printing of admit card/interview call letter/ any other information shall be of the candidate. SAIL, SRU will not be responsible for any loss of email sent, due to invalid/wrong email ID provided by the candidate or for delay/non receipt of information if a candidate fails to access his/her email/website in time. The advertisement is available at SAIL website www.sail.co.in. Any subsequent changes if made in this advertisement /employment notice shall be communicated through this website only. Candidates are advised to keep themselves abreast of the changes if any.
Important dates to remember :
- Starting date for submitting applications through website 25-02-2014
- Closing date for submitting applications through website 25-03-2014
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Flash Mob Art Project Arms Crowds In Kabul With 10,000 Pink Balloons
Yazmany Arboleda hopes to spread a little bit of happiness in the war-torn capital of Afghanistan.
The skies of Kabul will be brightened with 10,000 pink balloons in the coming weeks – when, we cannot say for sure, as it is a part of US-based artist Yazmany Arboleda's performance piece, Monday Mornings, where a sea of balloons surprise commuters on the first day of the week. For impoverished and war-ravaged Kabul, where the working week starts on Saturday, 130 volunteers will try to spread 'simple happiness' on an upcoming day next month.
Each pink balloon will include a handwritten message by the person who paid $1 to donate it to the project. Having already released helium-filled happiness in Japan, Kenya and India, Arboleda hopes to spread a positive message, saying:
Every balloon that will be seen in Kabul will be the physical manifestation of an individual's belief in art and culture as a way of moving forward — and not war.
The volunteers, who are Afghani artists, musicians and designers, will pass the bright biodegradable balloons to strangers, creating a living sculpture and interchange between individuals, sharing a moment of happiness. As for when it will happen, Arboleda likes to keep release day under wraps:
The actual date will be a surprise. Once people will wake up, they will see an explosion of colors.


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Yoga for Small Spaces
Perform yoga poses in small spaces with this yoga deck.Top Rated Diets of 2017
Being limited on space doesn't mean you have to abandon your workouts. Those that might want to do yoga will certainly find Yoga for Small Spaces to be a helpful tool. Yoga for Small Spaces is a deck of yoga cards that allow you perform your yoga exercises anywhere. All of the provided exercises can be done sitting in a chair or while standing up. These moves remove the equipment barrier of exercise because there is no equipment or space needed. These cards can also serve as a way to get kids to direct their energy and calm down. These cards were created by Christine Ristuccia and Lynn Geddes. Ristuccia is a yoga instructor and pediatric speech pathologist. Geddes has 22 years of fitness training experience and has been practicing yoga for the past 11 years. Yoga for Small Spaces is not only for kids, but is useful for people of all ages. Yoga for Small Spaces makes yoga more accessible and easy due to the convenience of the cards. The instructions are clear and easy to follow while including a clear photo for visual reference. The cards are also color coded so that you know which poses can be used to support outcomes like creativity, tolerance and better communication. Even beginners can put together a very effective series of poses through the color organization of Yoga for Small Spaces.
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- Breaks down several yoga poses with specific instructions and illustrations
- Targeted at children as well as adults
- Allows for yoga in spaces as small as an office or airplane
- Includes 52 convenient yoga flash cards
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There is no diet or nutrition information included with the Yoga for Small Spaces cards.EXERCISE
Yoga for Small Spaces focuses on teaching you poses that can be done in a minimal amount of space. These poses can be done while you are sitting or standing. Through the different exercise, you can complete a nice series in five to 25 minutes. This product does feature drawings on each card to show you the proper form. All of the drawings feature children and the poses can be used to help children direct pent up energy. Adults and even senior citizens can use these cards as well. There are no rules and there is no space too small.CONCLUSION
Yoga for Small Spaces is a great tool for those that want to fit in yoga while they are on the go. The cards are easy to follow and easy to understand. Whether you're flying on a plane or working in your office, you can fit in some yoga poses to strengthen and calm your body.Common Misspellings
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'Hot Tub Time Machine' Director Behind 'Toxic Avenger' Remake
by Ethan Anderton
November 5, 2010
Source: Deadline
Back in April we found out that The Toxic Avenger was getting tossed in the remake machine for a family friendly PG-13 action comedy similar to The Mask starring Jim Carrey. Now Deadline has word that director Steve Pink, the seemingly family unfriendly filmmaker of Hot Tub Time Machine, will direct the "green" remake for these environmentally conscious times. No new details on the story for this new adaptation have surfaced, but the original centered on a mop-wielding simpleton named Melvin, whose trusting ways made him easy prey for thugs who tossed him into a vat of toxic waste, thus turning him into The Toxic Avenger.
A transformation gave him rippling muscles and despite a rather grotesque exterior appearance, some beautiful ladies finally started noticing Melvin. The deal for the remake included the acquisition of the 1984 original film, four sequels, an animated TV series and comic books, so rather than a straight up adaptation of one of these iterations, the new film will likely use all of them as inspiration. It's not clear if the director will tackle this before continuing development on the recently announced adaptation of How to Survive a Robot Uprising but Pink says, ""The Toxic Avenger is exactly what the country--wait, that's not big enough--what the world needs right now." A bit theatrical, but I guess you can't expect much less for a hero that could save the world with his mop and bucket. Anyone excited about this news?
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Yorktown senior face-off midfielder Luke Palmadesso (Villanova) was one of the standout recruits at the New York State high school championships this past weekend. (Inside Lacrosse Photo: Dave Anderson)
The New York State high school championships, held this past weekend at Hofstra University on Long Island, featured a terrific display of high level lacrosse and a long list of players destined for college rosters. The three state finals — Massapequa vs. Fayetteville-Manlius in Class A, Yorktown vs. Jamesville-DeWitt in Class B and Bronxville vs. Cazenovia in Class C — featured lots of well-known players who've already committed to schools. Some of those players, as well as some lesser-known names and a handful of younger players who are just showing up on the recruiting radar, played big roles in their team's success. For a full recap of the state finals, get caught up on InsideLacrosse.com with our full recap of each championship game. You can read about the semifinals as well in our Upstate recap and Downstate recap. Below are some of the players who really shined for their respective squads in last week's run to the championships.Ian Kirby, A, Massapequa, Sr. (Towson) — Kirby showed great shooting and playmaking abilities in the Chiefs' 16-2 win against the Hornets. Though the scoring was spread, and Kirby's linemates Jim Byrns (Quinnipiac) and Paul DiLena were involved from the get-go using their big frames, it was Kirby who stood out the most. His natural hat trick in the third quarter (completed in two minutes) put Massapequa up 9-2 and got the Chiefs on a roll that F-M couldn't stop. Kirby had 19 points in his last four games, spanning the Nassau County/Section VIII championship to the state finale. Matt Valdini, G, Massapequa, Sr. (Adelphi) — Valdini was fantastic this week, leading Massapequa's dominating defense with eight saves in the 23-9 semifinal win over Niskayuna and then helping keep Fayetteville-Manlius to a season-low two goals, making seven saves along the way. In the third quarter, he made a flurry of excellent stops that were key in keeping F-M off the board and sparking a big run for the Chiefs. In his last five games, spanning the Nassau County playoffs to the state final, Valdini made 44 saves. Phil Brady, FO/M, Massapequa, Jr. — Brady emerged as a strong presence at the face-off X for the Chiefs as they battled to the Nassau County championship, then surprised many by defeating Suffolk County/Section XI's Smithtown East and then rolling past Niskayuna to advance to the championship. Brady worked hard with former Chief/current Syracuse Orange draw man Joe DeMarco in recent weeks, improving along the way, and it showed in the championship run as Brady went 17 of 21 against Fayetteville-Manlius and fueled the Chiefs' acceleration throughout the game. He came up with 14 groundballs in the championship win. Brady is receiving Division I interest.Nick Capuana, D, Massapequa, Sr. (Towson) — A physical, aggressive cover defender, Capuana was matched up Saturday with Fayetteville-Manlius' Jack Wilson, who led Section III with 119 points. Wilson had notched six goals in the Hornets' overtime win va. Fairport. Capuana, who guarded a who's-who of Class A attackman in Nassau County, virtually blanked Wilson in the championship, holding the Boston-bound senior to one assist. Capuana finished the day with one caused turnover and one groundball, but the more impressive takeaway was how he limited F-M's top offensive threat. Jake Pulver, D/LSM, Fayetteville-Manlius, Sr. (Cornell) — The most Division I-ready defender I saw this past week, Pulver is rangy, athletic, aggressive, smart and looks like he could step right into the lineup at Cornell and make an impact as a freshman. Pulver's performance against Massapequa might have gone overlooked, but he was tremendous, marking Georgetown-bound Craig Berge and helping keep him to just one goal on the day (which came on an invert mismatch). Pulver finished the game with five caused turnovers and five groundballs. He was impressive and showed poise down the stretch even as the game was way out of reach for F-M.Luke Palmadesso, FO/M, Yorktown, Sr. (Villanova) — Palmadesso was likely the difference in the Cornhuskers' 10-9 win over Jamesville-DeWitt, winning 19 of 23 draws and grabbing 14 groundballs, even with J-D sliding defender Sam Mueller up in an effort to stop him. The Villanova-bound senior adapted to a host of tactics this season and had arguably his best performance of the season in the Class B state final, Yorktown's first since 2003 and seventh overall. Palmadesso is explosive, as smooth as he is gritty and is smart with the ball. He scored a goal in the state semifinal win over Lynbrook and came up with an important goal against the Red Rams to put Yorktown up 2-0 in the first quarter and set the tone early. He was perhaps the most clear-cut team MVP of any player on New York's championship weekend. Dan DelBene, D, Yorktown, Jr. (Manhattan) — An under-the-radar defender, Del Bene drew a difficult assignment for Yorktown, marking Section III's leading goal scorer in Hartford-bound Griffin Feiner. DelBene, a solid, strong cover man, won his matchup, smothering Feiner when he had the ball, locking him off when he didn't and helping keep him to just one goal and one assist on the day after entering the game averaging 5.1 points per outing. Del Bene showed excellent position defense and toughness and helped keep J-D below 10 goals for only the third time this spring.Austin Fusco, D, Yorktown, Sr. (Syracuse) — Fusco was an emotional leader for the Cornhuskers in their run to a state title, and he was a sparkplug on the field. He marked Jamesville-DeWitt's quarterback Griffin Johnson in the Class B championship and was never really beat one-on-one. Showing excellent footwork and upfield speed, Fusco scored what turned out to be the game-winner, grabbing a groundball, sprinting coast-to-coast and — seeing he had no one open and no one sliding to him — bounced home Yorktown's 10th goal of the game. A vocal and energetic presence, he finished the title game with four caused turnovers and three groundballs to go with the most important goal of the game. He was the defensive MVP of the Class B championship.Grayson Burns, A, Jamesville-DeWitt, Soph. (Bucknell) — While Jamesville-DeWitt had a load of offensive talent on the field this year, one of the surprises was the emergence of Grayson Burns, the son of Greg Burns, who played alongside the Gait brothers at Syracuse. In the state semifinals, Burns showed inside catch-and-finish abilities, netting five goals against Victor. He showed range against Yorktown, scoring four goals, a couple of them absolute lasers from outside. He's got his father's lacrosse IQ. Burns had a huge week, and he's a big pickup for Bucknell, putting up 52 goals and 10 assists as a sophomore. Henry Grass, A, Bronxville, Jr. (Johns Hopkins) — Just a few days after leading Bronxville with five goals and an assist in the semifinal win over Babylon, Grass helped Bronxville methodically pick apart Caznovia's tough zone defense with two goals and five assists. He showed the wherewithal to let the game come to him, explaining after that he understood he wasn't going to be effective if he tried to penetrate the Lakers' defense. Rather, he used his vision and feeding abilities to get his teammates quality looks at the cage. Grass was instrumental in the five-goal run late in the game that gave the Broncos their first ever state title, defeating the same team that beat Bronxville last year in the championship. Grass was named the championship game's most outstanding offensive player. Charlie Tarry, D, Bronxville, Jr. (Princeton) — Tarry was matched up with Cazenovia's leading scorer PJ Brown and had a great showing, earning Defensive MVP honors in the Class C championship game. Tarry helped keep the Loyola-bound Brown — who entered the game with 92 points — to only one assist on the day. He registered four caused turnovers and three groundballs as Bronxville limited the high-flying Lakers offense to just 21 shots on the day. Henry Mann, FO/M, Cazenovia, Sr. (Hobart) — Mann exploded this season, proving to be not only a dominant force on face-offs for Cazenovia, but also a leading threat from the midfield with 57 goals and 27 assists. Bronxville used two Division I-bound draw men to win the face-off battle 17-27, but Mann still proved to be a bear in between the lines and from atop the box. He came up with seven groundballs, including a tremendous individual effort along the sideline, coming up with the ball out of a scrum, running through numerous defenders and scoring unassisted. He finished the day with two goals and an assist. He's big, hard-working and should be an impact player at Hobart.


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Department of ARCHITECTURE is responsible for interior design of various common areas for Hilton Pattaya Hotel which includes the First Floor Lobby, the Main Lobby on the 17th floor, the Bar, and various common area and linkage spaces within the building. The hotel is part of a larger multi-used complex located in the heart of Pattaya, overlooking the Pattaya beach.
- Architect: Department of ARCHITECTURE
- Project Name: Hilton Pattaya – Lobby, Bar, and Linkage Spaces
- Project Location: Pattaya, Thailand
- Project Area: Lobby and Bar Area – 1,650 sq.m., Linkage Spaces Area – n/a
- Year Completed: 2010
- Owner: Central Pattana Public Company Limited
- Interior Architect: Department of ARCHITECTURE Co.,Ltd.
- Principals: Amata Luphaiboon, Twitee Vajrabhaya Teparkum
- Design Team: Picha Thadaniti, Wipavee Kueasirikul, Sutah Schonrungroj, Atirojt Rojratanawalee, Worawut Oer-Areemitr, Kanin Manthanachart
- Lighting Designer: Dazzle Design
- Photographs: Wison Tungthunya
- Fabric: Smile Design, Standard FR-One, Design : Muslin FR, Colour: 02-Cream
- Wood: Wood Zense, White Oak multilayered engineered wood and veneer
- Drawings: AutoCAD
- 3D Modeling: Rhinoceros
- 3D Renderings: 3DMax


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- For thousands of years, falconers have taught falcons to fly away, catch other birds, and bring them back.
- October is the month in which the falconer sallies forth to secure the hawks which will be employed in "the sport of kings" during the cold weather.
- Our falconers use the left hand for carrying their hawks.
- The falconer, who took care of the hawks, was a very important person.
- The favor and fortune of the young falconer went on increasing every day.


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Have you already heard of these amazing friendly creatures in Tan-awan Oslob, Cebu? If not, why'd still wait! Set a schedule now of your visit to the place and enjoy this lifetime experience with the whale sharks. I guarantee they are time worth seeing and spending for your money!
Because of their huge body size & scale, it is very normal for most people becoming afraid to get in touch and swim with them. But they never realized that these gentle giant creatures are very friendly and playful to humans.
FYI, the Whale Sharks (Rhincodon typus) or the native called it Butanding are the largest fish in the world with its vast size that resembles to the whales from which its common name is derived. Their head are flattened and the wide mouth, positioned at the tip of the snout, stretches almost as wide as the body. Aside from dolphins, the whale sharks are one of the friendliest sea creatures to human beings. They are now belongs to the endangered species and catching with them are strictly prohibited.
This newly discovered attraction would really boast of the tourism in Cebu. For travelers, going to Tan-awan Oslob is very easy. You just ride a Ceres or Sunrays Bus via Oslob in Cebu South Bus Terminal located at N. Bacalso St. Cebu City. Trip will take about 2-3 hours time and the fare will normally cost you 149.00-154.00 Php.
If you haven't familiar with the place yet, just tell the bus conductor to drop you off at the Tan-awan Barangay Hall. Or just look for the gate at the left side and ask the driver to stop the bus.
Whale Sharks entrance fee as of March 2012:
Php 300.00 – for non-Oslob residents (inclusive boat riding)
Php 100.00 – additional for tourists bringing video cameras
Php 30.00 – for Oslob residents (adults)
Php 15.00 – for Oslob residents (children below 12 years old)
Life Vest – Php 20.00
Snorkel – Php 100.00 (complete set)
Note: Viewing time starts at 6 AM and closes at 1PM


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Financial Help for Single Mothers in North Carolina
The upswing and downturn of the economy has affected the living conditions of many families. But those who suffer the most are single mothers who have to look after their children and provide for their basic needs despite financial constraints.
Recognizing its inherent duty to provide assistance, the state government of North Carolina and members of the private sectors are pooling their resources together to offer several assistance programs for single mothers.
Healthcare Programs
The state extends health insurance coverage to single mothers who couldn't afford to buy private insurance. However, it implements the federal-aided program Medicaid which seeks to provide them access to proper and adequate medical attention.
Families that fall under the standards of the "low income" category are automatically included in the program. But families whose income is above the standards, the state offers an alternative healthcare assistance.
The Health Choice for Children is a program that aims to see every child living in North Carolina with comprehensive insurance coverage and access to excellent medical services. It is offered in two ways: free and at a reduced cost.
College Education Assistance
Single mothers in North Carolina are given access to quality education through college grants. In partnership with local colleges and universities, the local government here pays for their college tuition fee until they earn their degree.
This is basically financial assistance that is intended for the pursuit of college education – giving them the opportunity to earn a degree that will get them high paying jobs in the end. The recipient is not required to pay the state government back for its cash assistance.
Emergency Cash Assistance
The Human and Health Services department of North Carolina helps single mothers cope up with rental payments. It is part of the emergency assistance program of the state; and are given on the basis of financial need.
Although it can be used primarily for the payment of house rent, the cash assistance can also be spent on paying for utilities such as the maintenance of heating and cooling systems, and energy consumption. The state temporarily pays for these until they are able to survive independent of any government assistance.


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ROME, April 19 -- Shortly after midnight Pope Pius XII expressed his "profound joy" through the Vatican Secretariat of State for the high percentage of people who had voted and the calm that had characterized the Italian national elections.
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The interesting part is that Windows Phone 7 actually has a greater customer satisfaction rating than Android despite its lower market share. The study shows that 57% of WP7 users admit to be very satisfied with the experience. However, only 14% of the people who are stuck with the outdated Windows Mobile platform say they feel the same way.
Another first place award goes to Apple, according to the survey's results, as the iPhone appears to be the most anticipated handset right now. Nearly half of the interviewees (48%) who are planning on purchasing a smartphone within the next three months say that it is going to be an iPhone, probably due to the fact that its next iteration is expected to launch pretty soon. In comparison, Android devices rank second in this category as they are expected to be found in the pockets of 36% of the potential smartphone buyers.
So, what is the conclusion that we can make from all this data? Well, it is all evidence that Apple is simply doing things right when it comes to its iOS devices and its fanbase is destined to keep on growing. The announcement of the next iPhone is probably going to make a much greater impact on the market than the release of Android Ice Cream Sandwich or Windows Phone Mango, so it would not be surprising if the price of Apple stock continues to soar.
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This property is located in West London, more precisely in Notting Hill, and comes with three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a bright and well-equipped kitchen.
- Latimer Road (Tube station - Circle and Hammersmith & City lines) - 7 minutes walk away.
- Shepherd's Bush (Tube station - Central line) - 9 minutes walk away.
- Royal College of Art - 30 minutes away on public transport.
- London Business School - 27 minutes away on public transport.
- University College London - 25 minutes away on public transport.
Local Amenities
- Shops and supermarkets - 10 minutes walk away.
- Holland Park - 24 minutes walk away.
Area Description
Notting Hill is an area of London that hardly needs any introduction, as it is arguably one of its most famous neighbourhoods. Home to the famous Notting Hill Carnival and Portobello Road, this area is highly sought after by pretty much everyone! Every Saturday, there is the Portobello Road Market, one of London's finest street-markets, where you can find some incredible antiques and vintage clothes for bargain prices. You can also find all sorts of food and vegetables for sale at the northern end of Portobello Road.
Historically, Notting Hill was quite a run-down area, but in the early 80s, the whole area began to attract a different kind of crowd and is now one of London's best neighbourhoods. It's also in a great location as it's very near three of London's best parks: Holland Park, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens.
During the Summer, specifically August, the annual Notting Hill Carnival takes place. Led by its local Caribbean community, this has been one of Europe's most exciting street festivals since it began in 1965, so definitely worth a visit.
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"Live adventurously. When choices arise, do you take the way that offers the fullest opportunity for the use of your gifts in the service of God and the community?"
Welcome. Are you a Quaker living in or visiting London? Or someone who wants to find out more about Quakers, or find a meeting?
London Quakers
We aim to keep Quakers across London in touch with one another, and to give us a voice in addressing the wider world by organising events and helping us keep in touch with one another.
There are about forty Quaker meetings in London, grouped into seven Area Meetings. Most meet for worship each Sunday, and sometimes at other times too. Any of them will be glad to see you whenever you come.
Come and join us! Most of our events are open to all, just turn up. They are free, although some may have a collection. But if you cannot afford it, or don't want to contribute, please don't. We'd rather have you than not. (Courses are the exception - they have a small change and need to be booked.)
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For 2017 we are planning
- A Day on Refugees on 1 April.
- Banking day 2nd follow on meeting 25 April 6pm.
- Training / swapshop for Elders and Overseers, 17 June (£40 each as we have to pay Woodebrooke)
- 14 October - day with London Qauker Property Trust on our meeting houses
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Presentations and feedback from the recent banking day can be found in the News section (as can details of other past events).
Weekday lunchtime worship at Friends House
A chance to experience Quaker Worship every week day 12:30 to 1:00pm in the worship space of the Quaker Centre. Our volunteers can answer Quaker questions and guide you through if it's your first time. We especially welcome Quakers visiting Friends House. The worship space can also be used throughout the day for quiet reflection and is located in the bookshop on the ground floor of Friends House, Euston.


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"Can I see safe hands?"
The patient, hearing the cue, dutifully holds his hands out, so the dental assistant has clear access during his dental appointment.
Down the hall, Dr. Jamil Abbasy performs an examination of another patient; this one seems a little nervous, so Dr. Abbasy pauses every so often to reassure him.
All in all, it's a normal, quiet day at the dental clinic. But every day is different at Tufts Dental Facilities (TDF) of West Springfield, one of the eight TDF clinics operated by the Division of Special Care in Dentistry in the Department of Public Health and Community Service. These clinics, spread out across the Commonwealth, exclusively serve patients with special healthcare needs in a partnership between TUSDM and the state's Department of Developmental Services and Department of Public Health, in place since 1976.
"We're not here for a huge income," said Carli Bennett, a Dental Assistant at the West Springfield clinic. "We're just here to provide a service."
TDF in West Springfield has been the talk of the school lately. TUSDM celebrated the Grand Opening of its new facility on October 3. And on November 6, TUSDM announced that the clinic's staff had won the Team Excellence Award, an annual award that recognizes teams that go above and beyond to facilitate significant outcomes at the school. Along with Dr. Abbasy and Bennett, the staff include Sandra Crowner, Dental Hygienist; Paula DiPallo, Dental Hygienist; Kathleen MacKechnie, Patient Services Liaison; Mary Maziarz, Dental Hygienist; and Kathleen Pease, Dental Assistant. Adrian Gillard, TDF's Program Manager, and Dr. Darren Drag, the TDF Clinic Operations Director, were also recognized.
"The teamwork required to accomplish their work was paramount to the success of their operation and makes us proud that they are members of the TUSDM community," an announcement by the award's Selection Committee read. "We are grateful for their contributions and honored to name them the winners of the 2013 Team Excellence Award."
The Selection Committee said that the clinic's staff won for their work in providing some of the only available care in western Massachusetts. They continued to provide exceptional services through the closure of their former location at the Monson Developmental Center in Palmer, Mass. and subsequent move to the West Springfield facility more than 20 miles away in June – quite literally going out of their way to provide uninterrupted care for their patients.
"It truly takes a team of dedicated individuals in each of our sites to successfully provide the services we do," Dr. Drag said. "I am so proud that one of our clinics has been recognized with this award that embodies the importance and value of the team principle. The staff at our new clinic in West Springfield have been through a lot during the past year as a result of the closure of Monson. Throughout that entire time, they remained unified as a team, and stayed focused on the most important piece of all – providing care to the patients."
Dr. Abbasy is a D06 alum and was introduced to the Division of Special Care in Dentistry through the Special Care Rotation required for all fourth-year dental students, and again during his General Practice Residency. According to him, his work isn't just a great mission – it's what he loves to do.
"When I first started, I wasn't sure how it was going to go." Dr. Abbasy said. "But I love working with this population – I don't think I'd work with anyone besides this population."
Many general dental offices do not have the resources to care for patients with intellectual or developmental disabilities, who might take longer to treat, require more soothing and possibly have physical disabilities such as blindness, deafness, or movement restrictions that require other specialized care. But the teams at TDF are prepared to handle anything. The commitment and compassion that the TDF community provides at all the clinics throughout Massachusetts allows these patients to receive comprehensive dental treatment with the dignity and respect that they deserve.
"We had a new patient the other day who just ran around the building and then left," Bennett said. "And that's fine! You have to be able to just roll with anything. Many of these patients wouldn't receive any care if it wasn't for us. But everyone deserves care."


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