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PARIS (Reuters) - The favorite of the ladies who lunch, Karl Lagerfeld presented a toned down, vintage-inspired collection for Chanel on Tuesday, whose grey and pink palette and classic shapes provided a refined counterpoint to the excesses of Fashion Week.
Models flitted by to a light disco soundtrack, the gossamer ruffles on their sleeves and hems quivering above the catwalk, as guests sat around wicker tables inside a gallery of the airy Grand Palais adorned with camellias.
With a demure ruffle here, a discrete fringe there, and a plethora of raspberry and pale sorbet pinks, Lagerfeld presented an uber-feminine Haute Couture collection that at times felt more spring-like than Fall/Winter 2012-2013.
Light-as-air ruffles adorned the shoulders of one pale pink party dress, imparting angel wings to its wearer, while small powder puffs of feathers cascaded down another long and lean look - an ethereal nod to the pearls that Coco Chanel loved so well.
A chemise of delicate white feathers was coupled with sailor pants in snow white, while a smartly cut suit the color of clotted cream used softened military details at the breast to impart a polished and sharp look.
"I wanted a modern elegance, casual," Lagerfeld, who paradoxically titled his show "New Vintage," told reporters after the show.
The collection's subdued refinement and occasional flights of fancy may have found inspiration in none other than Lagerfeld's newest design assistant - his fluffy white cat, Choupette.
The designer whipped out his iPhone and showed off photos of his pampered feline to reporters. The pale blue eyes of Choupette, whom Lagerfeld has described as a "kept woman", had already influenced Chanel's Spring-Summer collection presented earlier this year. Continued...


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As the morning sun rose upon Athens, Yoh was lazing about in bed. Having finished his latest novel, he was quite bored, and them BAM! just like thunder, his room's door was blown open. Not prepared for it, Yoh reflexively ducked, grabbed his sword, Pyron, and turned about on the spot pointing the super sharp blade at the neck of the infiltrator.
((I've got a few things to do, will be back in a few, and expand my story then))
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The infiltrator, a big, burly man with brown hair and hazel eyes, who was known as 'roan' to everybody, was standing calmly, not at all shocked by the sword said in his deep voice "put it down, already. Jeez, you over-react to everything"
Yoh lowered his sword and said in a sarcastic tone "Oh?, and knocking down my door isn't a reason to over-react?"
Roan had become a friend of sorts to Yoh and brought him the latest books and novels from time to time in exchange for drinks at the bar below.
Roan sat his huge figure down on the chair as it creaked and groaned under his weight " rumors started to fly. They say that 'a couple shamans app'ared (appeared) near teh city. Them guyz are strong, they say."
Yoh listened and said " how much?"
" 50 gr'and, ech (each)"
" tell them 80 grand or no deal"
Roan got up and said "fine, but there (might) be some other guyz in on this, too"
" oh and get me another 'vel since you're going. A longer one than the last. And then meet me at the bar"
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I mentioned in Misty's thread how my hvac box was making banging noises from the fresh air director door. It had been doing this for over a year and now today the blow decided it wants to vibrate. This will get fixed immediately because I need heat as soon as the temps dip under 50 lol. Yes I'm a wuss to cold.
My question is for those that have done the heater core or other hvac box work. I couldn't look to well as it was dark when I noticed it this morning and I had to get to school, and it was dark when I got back to the van.
Where is the blower motor and do I need to take the dash out to get at it? I can see the wiring for it going into the hvac box when I drop the glove box down which seems to mean the blower is buried in there. I'll also be investigating the air door issue while I'm in there so I hope that's in the same area. I'd really like to not take the dash out because if I do, might as well replace that 13 year old heater core... and maybe evaporator even though my a/c is fully charged and works like new.
I guess the van decided it wanted me to fix the banging so it made another issue in the same area. Thanks candy...


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The TTF FCPOA made the donations to the Kitsap Community Resources (KCR) Christmas Angels program and the Kitsap County Food Bank Coalition.
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OK first off you paid for a pistol with paypal. good luck there. have you talked to Gunbroker you need to soon, very soon. I hope you get it worked out ok.
It appears that I have been ripped off on a purchase through Gunbroker. "raygun2008" has 4 items listed for sale and buyer beware. I bid and won on a FN 5.7, after making payment (though Paypal, thank goodness) I asked for his information I need to complete the FFL transfer form. He replied to 4 emails, each time with an excuse why he couldn't send the information. How hard is it to send your company name, phone and fax number? Now I'm getting worried and start looking into this guy (I know, I should have done this before hand ) and the phone numbers I can find are not in service. The last email I sent I told him I was worried because of the phones and he told me he would send a refund, but nothing has happened. I have filed a claim with Paypal, so we'll see where that goes.
This is just a warning to beware of raygun2008 on Gunbroker.
OK first off you paid for a pistol with paypal. good luck there. have you talked to Gunbroker you need to soon, very soon. I hope you get it worked out ok.
Good luck. I hope it works out for you.
If you paid with a credit card (through paypal), I would contact the bank that issued the card and tell them the info and see what protection you have there. Just my .02.
If you used a card then have them do a charge back. That works really fast and he will have no choice in the matter. Other he will owe paypal or he pays it back but they will get the money off the card. Well, at least most of it. I'm really hoping this works out for you. Gunbroker is pretty ticked off by paypal and had a while back tried to strongly advise that no one used it. Though some still do for parts.
One of the reasons why I refuse to use PayPal is because they are ragingly anti-gun.
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I filed a claim through Paypal and did receive a refund today. I'm not the only one that "raygun2008" is trying to screw. I just went to leave feedback on Gunbroker and there was another "F" rating feedback that has been posted today and I'm sure there will be others in the next couple of days. Not sure what the guys deal is, but it's some type of scam, for sure.
You should report him to the ATF.
They take that kind of stuff seriously.
Glad you got it back. I'm kind of surprised they didn't say you didn't adhere to the TOS and took it for a Brady donation
just joking..
but Paypal is pretty ani gun. Especially after the Va. Tech shooting.
What is the address of the crook?
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His bio from Gunbroker
Others are now leaving feedback about getting ripped off. All his information is bogus. At the time I was emailing and trying to call these numbers in Gunbroker bio were different. All the number on his website were no longer in service and the one number I got a voice mail said to not leave a message. I noticed this morning his website is not working and all his listings (except one that sill has just a few hours left) are gone from Gunbroker. There for a few days hes was running back to back 1 day auctions. I have sent a email to the ATF reporting this, don't know what they can do, but I sent it anyway.
I'm guessing he gets your payment, send bogus information then ignores you emails and just tries to keep the money. I think I got lucky that I had problems making my payment the he replied to a email from his iphone, so I had his real email and ended up getting my money back.


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"if everything is nothing then are we anything? Is it better to be better than to be anything?"
Does the Admin have an eject button ? I imagine CT sitting there pushing it to log members off just to mess with them
Seriously numerous times a week I'll get booted off for no reason. Happened three times today since I logged on
I wish I had an eject button at times but no. The server is being updated and it's one of the flaws of updating it.
Could be that.........nevermind......lol
It really a best general question of this forum site.
Dunkin Donuts or Tim Hortons ... which one is better? Could be years of testing and data collection for this scientist!!!
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There's jobs that look nice, and jobs that keep the sail in one piece and pulling as is customary. They aren't always the same job, but that's often the difference between a decent loft and a quick repair.
Post a pic of the repair after ten typical sails. That's what will speak to the quality of the job.
OK, my conscience is assuaged. I'll post a pic of the repaired sail later and you all can see what kind of job they did.
Thanks for the feedback.
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I'd agree that $200 is quite fair. Looking at the photo, it appears tha sail ripped just under the first reef point on the leech. I'm guessing the reinforcement they did was to extend the reinforcement patches down further on the sail, resew the seam that ripped out, replace or repair the leech cord and do some other small things. An easy 2 or 3 hours plus thread and cloth etc.
Good luck,
If the repair gives you two more seasons, $200 is a bargain. If it goes in the first 15 knot breeze, you've had a $200 lesson.
My point is that you haven't mentioned whether or not the amateurs warranty their work. A loft will do this in most cases, if you can prove you weren't stupid about the conditions.
Of course, a reputable loft would also decline to do the work if the sail was too far gone and would only likely rip elsewhere at the milder sort of provocation. Most lofts I deal with keep the concepts of "repair/rebuild" and "make a new one" fairly separate, which is good as my "thing" is to recycle racer's jibs into cruiser hank-ons that I can get three to five years out of.
If you get away with a few hundred, it seems reasonable. While it's hard to see exactly what was damaged, with minor repair (a few hours) like they apparently did you may have a repeat of the failure. Be gentle with the sail.
I have a "drifter" (130% light air reaching sail) that ripped along a seam from leach to luff (like your genny appears to have done) and I had it repaired two times ($140 and then $250). It failed shortly after each repair. In both repairs they re-stitched the seam that failed and put a patch on the leech a foot or so above and below the point where the seam failed. Obviously, that wasn't enough to solve the problem.
The final solution (so far) was to have the leech re-built top to bottom and the seam reinforced with additional fabric. This repair was about $900, if I remember correctly. Expensive, but still a fraction of what a new sail would cost.
In sail repairs, you often get what you pay for. Good luck with yours.
Lofts down here charge about $75/hr. Sailcare charges about $50/hr, but you would have to pay shipping. I think $200 is a very fair donation.
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Last season I managed to tear my genny right across the leech line and about six or seven feet across the sail, as you can see below:
I knew that my sailing club, the Baltimore Downtown Sailing Center, had an old machine and a volunteer group that did sail repairs for the club's boats, so I emailed the president and asked if they would have a look at my sail. I told him that I'd rather give the money to the DSC if they could fix it, and if they couldn't at least maybe they could tell me if it was worth taking to a "real" sail loft.
I dropped the sail off, and after a few days I got an email that they'd been able to make all the repairs, and reinforce a few weak spots they'd found as well. I asked what they'd like for a donation (I know nothing about sail repair expenses), and he said they'd spent 2 1/2 hours working on it and that sail lofts had charged them between $45 and $150 an hour.
That's not much guidance for a no-nothing , as that would mean anywhere from $112.50 to $375 for the repairs. I'm thinking that $200 seems a fair price, but I have no real idea. I know it's not the middle of the range, but does it seem like a fair price, good for both sides?
I'm not trying to be cheap, but I don't want to overpay, either. I figured you guys would have experience enough to tell if I'm in the right ballpark.
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First, we do use strong cleaners on our toilet - for most of the house we're better environmentally but not for toilets; it's a dumb thing of mine. Anyways when my son was 3 he was helping me clean the bathroom and flicked the brush so that the cleaner/germs went into his hair, so I said we'd better wait. He asked how old he had to be so I randomly said 8. Now it's kind of a joke.
Second, when I was 7 my job was cleaning the bathroom and I managed to mix bleach and ammonia and gave myself what family legend calls chemical pneumonia (a trip to the ER and oxygen, at least). My mother was the kind of mother that went ballistic on Saturday berating everyone for being pigs and cleaning was - fraught. So I have this hangup about kids and cleaning products and not forcing responsibility too early.
...which makes Montessori a healthy BUT ironic choice for our family. But in my defense, my son helps with tons and tons of other things. Just not bathroom cleanser things.
This is really making me want to go observe my son's school because although as I said it can be a bit slow at the start compared to later, I don't think it's quite so rigid or - something. I can ask.
I think I may ask if I can observe another classroom. I don't know if they would want me to observe hers right now. I just want to get a feel for it, you know?
My daughter just completed her first full week. They started 4 of the new kids last Thursday, then the other 4 on Friday. This week, the older kids started. Transition seems to have gone rather smoothly.
Every day, DD says she didn't do any work. She gives me a play by play of what the guinea pig did, though. But I talked to her teacher who said that she's been observing a lot of lessons but for the most part is just an observer with the activity type lessons. She's apparently really into the practical life stuff, and has been preparing the snacks almost every day this week, wiping down the tables, and cleaning the outside of the guinea pig aquarium. Today she informed me that someone else cleaned it, and the guinea pig didn't like it.
I think that Montessori can seem to move slowly, but there is a method to the madness. If I sent her to a more conventional preschool, I'd probably be pretty annoyed that they had her doing the janitorial work! Cooking and cleaning is familiar to her, so I think she has attached to it in the classroom. I know her personality, and it always takes her a while to warm up to things. She is an observer, and jumps in only when she is ready. And then she's the life of the party. She's that cliche child who walked late, but never fell, talked late and was speaking in sentences within a few weeks, and she's the same way with smaller milestones. She took a dance class last year and spent 3 weeks just standing there watching as everyone else ran around and danced... but at the recital she was the only one in her class who danced and didn't just stand there like a deer in the headlights.
I really like that Montessori lets children move as slowly as they want to. Montessori is "child led" in that the child moves at her own pace through the curriculum: sometimes very slowly, sometimes mastering things very quickly. But it's still a set curriculum that the child is supposed to follow. There are 3+ levels of activity for most of the skills, and the child is supposed to master each step before she moves on. A good Montessori teacher will recognize when the child has mastered the skill AND is ready to move on (and these don't always happen at the same moment: sometimes the child is still happy playing at the mastered skill and isn't quite ready for the next step) and then swoop in with the next lesson.
The book that I recommended (which is really just a pamphlet) outlines all that. It's a quick read, but I thought that it explained a lot about how and why things work. Both of the Montessori schools that we applied to sent it to us.
Also, I think that while naptime is a state mandated thing, I think that it is a Montessori thing for only the oldest kids to stay for the full day. Both of the schools I'm familiar with are like that. I think they do more kindergarten level work in the afternoon, and the smaller class size allows more individualized instruction for the more complicated tasks. A friend who went to a Montessori school told me that it was a huge honor when you got asked to stay the full day because it meant you were one of the big kids and got to do more advanced work.
Thank you! This is exactly what I have been getting at. They have a section they can use; it's like lacing beads, a few puzzles, and some little plasticy things that stick together. I can't think of the name, but kind of circular with notches in so you can build stuff with them. Plus they can color and do playdough. And now my girl can use a strawberry huller to move little balls from a bowl into a plate. Which I understand is a good pre-writing skill, but... I mean it just seems kinda boring to me.
Carmel thank you for asking! She still love love loves her school! I go to observe tomorrow. My husband was there today and enjoyed watching. She has done sandpaper letters, pink tower, brown stair, among lots of others, of course! I don't think she is bored academically now but I have some concerns about her socially. Actually I guess my concern is more with the Montessori idea of "let the kids work it out" extending to social interaction... have any of you had any problems with that?
I'll report back after tomorrow.
Carmel thank you for asking! She still love love loves her school! I go to observe tomorrow. My husband was there today and enjoyed watching. She has done sandpaper letters, pink tower, brown stair, among lots of others, of course! I don't think she is bored academically now but I have some concerns about her socially. Actually I guess my concern is more with the Montessori idea of "let the kids work it out" extending to social interaction... have any of you had any problems with that?
I'll report back after tomorrow.
There is a method to "letting the kids work it out," and at our school there is huge emphasis on being polite and social graces, and teaching empathy.
Usually there is a resolution table, and the kids are instructed and guided in how to express their feelings and resolve an issue. Much better then "time outs" IMHO.
I think the best indication of if a child is learning is if they love school. I'm so glad everything is working out! My DD loves her school, too.
I'd see what they say at the parent night for now. There are a few thoughts:
--I remember telling my parents I did "nothing" all day. They knew better, of course. :-)
--I wholeheartedly disagree that a child shouldn't touch anything before they had a lesson on it. I used to agree with it, but not any more. Still, it's a common debate in the Montessori world. I side more with observation, which is the key to Montessori. See what the child does with the material. A child might not be ready for counting the bead chain, but what an amazing practical life skill with fine motor practice to hang it back up. That said, there might be a limitation if the 3 year old is trying to take all the bead chains to the rug. That can get messy. :-)
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Adam Vinatieri proved to be one of the clutchest kickers in the history of the NFL during his years with the Patriots. Now with the Indianapolis Colts, Vinatieri has continued to have a high level of success. Against his former team, the kicker hit a 52-yard field goal in the fourth quarter that turned out to be a game-winner in a 18-15 Colts victory.
Matt Cassel played well in his first game against the Colts, completing 25 of 34 passes for 204 yards and zero touchdowns. He also had one interception on their last offensive play of the game, but it was not his fault. On the previous play, TE David Thomas had a stupid 15-yard late hit penalty that pushed the team out of field goal range. Stephen Gostkowski, who already had three FGs, would've had a chance for a fourth one that would've helped the Pats tie the game with 4:45 remaining.
In the third quarter, Jabar Gaffney dropped a would-be touchdown pass that would've given the Pats the lead. Instead, they failed to score. Last year, the team was so good they could win despite critical mistakes. This team, while talented and in good position at 5-3, is just not good enough to win after dumb plays.
Meanwhile, the Colts won a game they had to win, but are still four games back in the division at 4-4 (the Titans are 8-0). Peyton Manning threw for 254 yards (21-29 passing) and two touchdowns. He was not sacked (neither was Cassel for that matter) and didn't throw a pick, so he was highly effecient in the Colts win.
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By Giuseppe Muro at Meadow Park
Arsenal youngsters continued their 100 per cent pre-season record as Boreham Wood were comprehensively brushed aside on Friday night.
They did concede their first goal of the summer when Mario Noto's clever free-kick gave Boreham Wood a shock early lead but that merely stung the young Gunners into action.
Sanchez Watt's turn and shot had the Arsenal XI level within a matter of minutes and Luke Freeman poked home from close range to put the visitors ahead just short of the half-hour.
A sumptuous long-range drive from Henri Lansbury had the game sewn up before the break and debutant Serge Gnarby headed a fourth to guarantee another welcome pre-season win. Kyle Ebecilio got in on the act and Watt completed his hat-trick late on to ensure a rout.
The game at Meadow Park was the first of three fixtures in as many days for Arsenal fans to look forward to and, as well as providing a nice prelude for this weekend's Emirates Cup, is another sign that the new season is edging ever closer.
Fresh from his trip to Germany with the first team, Benik Afobe stayed with the senior boys and will be hoping for a chance to impress at the annual summer tournament, but it was Boreham Wood and not Boca Juniors on the agenda for an enthusiastic crowd tonight.
Freeman carved out the first chance in the opening minute when his rasping low drive stung the palms of goalkeeper Michael Jordan. Arsenal were on top from the off and Lansbury headed inches wide from Jernade Meade's inch-perfect centre soon after.
But, with their first meaningful sight at goal, Boreham Wood went ahead. Talisman Noto's quick free-kick from the edge of the area caught everyone in a red shirt unawares and, before you knew it, Arsenal were trailing.
Given the Gunners' lightning start, it was hardly surprising that they were level within two minutes.
Lansbury's stinging drive proved too hot for Jordan to handle and when the ball fell to Watt 12 yards out, he shifted the ball onto his favoured left foot before thumping home an equaliser.
Honours even, then, but Arsenal looked the side most likely to seize control. They did exactly that just short of the half-hour.
Chuks Aneke profited from some generous defending before feeding Watt and, when his powerful effort was only batted away as far as Freeman, the former Gillingham man was left with the simple task of poking home from a yard.
The visitors were clearly technically superior and, as they moved through the gears, the Conference South side struggled to cope with their more-established opponents.
Lansbury's thunderbolt had Jordan beaten all ends up from 30 yards and Arsenal were cruising by the interval.
We got a first glimpse of Gnarby in an Arsenal shirt after the break and the German youth International ghosted in unmarked to nod in a free-kick after 69 minutes to make it four.
Another substitute, Ebecilio, swept home Sead Hajrovic's cross 60 seconds later and Watt added two more to wrap up another straightforward win for Banfield's boys.
The Arsenal XI conclude their pre-season programme on Wednesday when the squad travel to Dover Athletic looking to complete an unblemished summer.
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When my son was born, he did not have the full finger nails on both of his index fingers. Will these grow in? Is it something I did while pregnant that caused this? I tried to eat healthy but I was so sick while pregnant with him. There was little I could keep down until I was almost 6 months along.


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Kerry Washington Plugs "Scandal"; Talks Pregnancy Fashion
Finding glamorous maternity wear can be difficult, so it's no shocker that Kerry Washington recycled her Entertainment Weekly SAG party dress for Friday night's Disney ABC winter TCA press tour.
The "Scandal" star looked gorgeous in her knee-length white dress with black floral embroidery as she posed for pics.
Speaking to E! News that evening, Kerry talked dressing her baby bump, admitting, "I look for things that fit. That's the first rule - what fits. I mean it's the same for me I just have to feel good in it and like it myself so that I feel comfortable all night."
However, that's about as much as she'll reveal as when asked about pregnancy cravings and how it's going Kerry replied, "You know, it's sort of like the rest of my private life, I'm not talking about it that much, but I feel really really blessed it just feels like a really good time."


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After being played in Miami prior to Super Bowl XLIV, the NFL Pro Bowl returns to what many consider its rightful home - Aloha Stadium in Honolulu, Hawaii. The Pro Bowl, which features the NFC against the AFC, is scheduled to be played one week prior to the Super Bowl, instead of its traditional spot one week after. That means you'll be able to take a relaxing Hawaii vacation with one of our Pro Bowl travel packages and then still have plenty of time to get ready for the Super Bowl.
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For the past four years, about 50 to 100 elementary school students in the district have been shuttled around on a daily basis due to over-crowding, according to administrators.
Those students have to take four separate bus rides every day. They arrive at their assigned elementary school only to be bused to a different school in the district. Going home requires the same multi-step process.
"We have an imbalance between some of our buildings," said Thomas Dick, business administrator for
It is clear overcrowding in the elementary schools has been a problem for years, so administrators say they are eager to move forward with a potential solution.
"Sometimes it involves students from the same family getting split up," Dick said. "It does impact their day when you have to move students from place to place. So we'd like to remedy that situation."
The school board recently approved a feasibility study that will help them decide if expanding the
Long-range, I think this is probably going to be our best option," Dick said. "We think we're going to continue to see more students coming into the area. Now we really have to start the plan for what we're going to see over the next few years."
If approved, the middle school expansion project is estimated to cost about $4 to $5 million. Administrators said the feasibility study will take about five to six months to complete.


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Morris debuts "If You Were Mine," the title cut off his CD to be released Saturday, February 4, 2012 at 7 p.m.
"In this day of neon-lit, painfully loud and brazenly overproduced concerts, what pure bliss it was to watch country and Broadway superstar Gary Morris… just a man with a glorious voice, a couple of guitars and an utterly entranced audience." Joy Tipping, Dallas Morning News
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Award-wining Country Music star Gary Morris will debut his first single and the title cut, "If You Were Mine", off his latest CD Saturday, February 4th at 7 p.m. at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. From a collection of newly written songs, Gary will roll out his new album by releasing a new song every month, available on iTunes and CD Baby, with the complete CD available at the close of 2012.
The sound on the album is pared down, with only Gary's prominent voice and his guitar - a sound described as open and airy. Of his album, Morris said it's a personal and romantic one. "It will resonate with my fans, no matter what stage of life or love they're in. There'
After a self-imposed hiatus from music to focus on other ventures, Gary took to the road and studio, much to the delight of his fans. Amidst his 2011 tour, One Voice, One Night, One Guitar, Gary opened the CMA Music Festival singing the National Anthem before more than 65,000 at LP Field and performed at the annual festival. Gary also toured New England and mid-America with Kenny Rogers; joined George Jones, Kris Kristofferson, and Rosanne Cash in a concert taped for a TV special honoring Johnny Cash airing in early 2012. He also in 2011 recorded and released his Faith and Freedom CD while making a limited run appearance in the Broadway bound musical "Soul Doctor." A giving man, Gary held Master Classes at colleges and universities while retaining an extensive production, songwriting, and coast-to- coast-touring schedule.
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In a day when church planting is back in fashion, here is Paul speaking to a newly planted fellowship. In a day when Christians in the West are finding themselves under growing pressure from the surrounding culture, here is Paul encouraging a church facing strong opposition. This book enables the leader to apply practical theology to specific situations that still affect the church today. This is the latest addition to the Teaching the Bible series.
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Of the 141 patients visiting the radiology department at Northeast Montana Health Services for an ultrasound, many have benefited from the new 4D Ultrasound/Echocardiogram technology currently available.
The machine, produced by General Electric, cost $161,936 and is stationed in Wolf Point. The expense associated with training and other equipment supplies have put the total cost over $200,000. 4D is the latest technology where 3D images are spiked with live action movies of what is going on inside the body. In a pregnant mother, it can also determine the true fetal age, analyze the fetus' development, detect abnormalities such as cleft palate, spina bifida, vascular anomalies and genetic syndromes and detect ovarian tumors.
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Fan Running The London Marathon As Freddie
This coming weekend, Stuart Jones will be running the London Marathon in aid of the MPT – you can donate just £1 to his Just Giving page (http://www.justgiving.com/stu-jones) to support him and put the MPT in the running to win the Just Giving marathon competition.
The MPT is hoping that Queen Fans in London will turn up to cheer him on - Stuart's number will be 6492, though you could potentially identify him as the one dressed as Freddie, providing the costume is sufficiently breathable!
Any support, whether through a donation or motivating Stuart on his way around the race would be much appreciated by all of use here at the MPT and will help raise awareness in the fight against AIDS Worldwide.
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MPT: You're running the London Marathon this year on behalf of The Mercury Phoenix Trust. There's not long to go now until the race, how have you found the training?
SJ: I was fortunate enough to get a place through the ballot system, which means I've known for about 6 months that I'd be running.
Since then I've been out about 3 times each week, varying from short, 30 min runs, building up to some runs lasting nearly 4 hours! Clearly I'm not quite at world record pace but I've managed to get some miles behind me.
I'm told that getting to the start line injury free is at least half the battle, so fingers crossed for the next few weeks.
MPT: Has it taken up much of your free time then?
SJ: It's a big commitment, balancing training runs with work and family time. I'm also the singer and bassist with Band de Jour, so fitting in practice and gigs has added to the fun!
MPT: Have you ever run a marathon before?
SJ: Yes, I ran the London Marathon 28 years ago, when I was just 18.
MPT: How did you get on?
SJ: I'm glad to say that I managed to finish it. It had taken me about 9 minutes to cross the start line and I finished with 4 hrs, 35 mins on the clock, so I'd always worked on the basis that it had taken me 4 hrs 26 mins. Of course now, everybody's individual time is recorded using a chip on their shoes, so it's a lot more accurate.
A couple of years ago, my partner ran it and finished in 4 hrs, 25 mins, 50 seconds. 10 seconds inside my time!!!
I'd love to beat her time (not that I'm competitive of course!). I think she's quite glad that it's looking like I'll finish closer to the 5 hrs mark this time around.
I guess 28 years can slow you down a bit, although I think a re-count of my original time should be in order.
MPT: Have you managed to keep fit in that time then?
SJ: Sort of, I worked as a ski instructor for a while and I still like to run around a football pitch occasionally, but I now feel much, much fitter than I have for years (as well as shedding a few pounds in the process!).
MPT: What brings you to support the MPT?
SJ: I've had a strong affection for the charity ever since I was fortunate enough to be part of the audience at Freddie's Tribute Concert. Having been a Queen fan since the 70s, Freddie's death came as a huge shock to me, it was such a tragic loss.
It may just be a co-incidence that I got a place in the marathon this year, but it also happens to be such a big year for the band too – celebrating their 40th anniversary and of course, remembering the 20 years since Freddie died.
On top of that, I'm also the same age now as Freddie was when he died. I know I still have so much ahead of me that I can't help thinking that despite leaving an incredible legacy, had Freddie still been with us, he would've produced so much more fabulous music.
We can't change the past (not even my marathon time from 1983!), but if I can help make a difference to somebody's future by running a few miles to support the tremendous work that the MPT does, then that's got to be worthwhile.
MPT: Thank you. If you'd like to support Stuart's run, you can sponsor him on his justgiving page: www.justgiving.com/stu-jones.
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A southern Indiana woman has pleaded guilty to neglect charges in the starvation death of her 25-year-old disabled daughter six years ago.
54-year-old Dorothy Axsom of Bloomington was first charged with murder when she was arrested last year, but prosecutors dropped that charge in court Tuesday as part of a plea agreement.
Monroe County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Bob Miller says the initial belief of investigators that Axsom intentionally starved her daughter couldn't be proved.
Miller says Casey Axsom was taking a prescription drug for her epilepsy that can result in rapid weight loss. Authorities say Casey Axsom was bedridden and weighed just 50 pounds when she died in 2006.
A judge sentenced Dorothy Axsom to six years in prison on the felony neglect charge.
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