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AddType x-mapp-php5 .php #Required for 1and1 server which is php4 by default
Options +FollowSymlinks
RewriteEngine On
Redirect 301 /index.php?route=product/product&product_id=51 http://www.newdomain.com/new-page
For posting here, I have changed the new domain name, but the rest of it is the code copied from the htaccess I wrote.
If I code it domain-to-domain, like this:
RewriteRule (.*) http://www.new.com/$1 [R=301,L]
the 301 works, but the page-to-page 301 is not working.
First, 1&1 is known to be a horrible host.
Second, I don't believe Redirect can access the query string as your Redirect statement is attempting - you need mod_rewrite for that.
Third, (.*) will match EVERYTHING and redirect to new.com. It retains the {REQUEST_URI} variable as well as the {QUERY_STRING} so, if the scripts (including database and CMS configuration) are identical, it should work exactly the same at new.com.
Thanks DK
I have found a solution to the query string problem but I'm still struggling with an instruction to redirect the remaining pages to the a single page.
For the query string problem
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^string-after-the-question-mark-of-old-url$
RewriteRule ^index.php$ http://www.new.com/new? [L,R=301]
I will write a variation of that for several different pages. But I also need to redirect the rest of the site to the index page of the new site.
If I try the following:
Redirect 301 / http://www.new.com/
it keeps everything after the forward slash in the redirect, so
old.com/this becomes new.com/this
Perhaps this is because of the query string problem, I don't know. All the pages have the question mark. If so perhaps I need code that would fulfil this pseudo code:
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^[B](Wild card)[/B]$
RewriteRule ^index.php$ http://www.new.com? [L,R=301]
(.*) used as wild card works
QSA flag is what you need - it retains any query string when you're creating a new query string, otherwise, it'll be sent along anyway. In short, ARGH! You don't want/need (.*)!
Hi Dk
The new site has clean URLs. The question mark at the end of the destination URL is possibly just wrong and misleading but the code above is sending any URL with a query sting to the home page of the new destination site.
Okay, I must have misread what you were trying to do:
To retain a query string, do nothing.
To retain a query string and add another term, add the term and use the [QSA] flag.
To replace a query string, simply add the replacement query string.
To KILL a query string, add the ? to the redirection (it will NOT be displayed, it will merely tell Apache to ignore the existing query string).


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'''There might be somebody that just rises right to the top where you say, 'Man, the way he's playing, you've just got to keep playing him,''' said Ruff, who's team opens camp in St. Catharines, Ontario, on Friday. ''I think the competition throughout camp and preseason is going to be fierce at that position. And if Miller's the guy that rises to the occasion, we're open to playing him.'''
Ruff favors rotating Sabres goalies, captains
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"So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone, and especially to those who are of the household of faith" (Galatians 6.10)
This verse strikes me as being counter-intuitive. First of all, shouldn't we do good to everyone equally? Secondly, if we are to do good "especially" to some, shouldn't they be nonbelievers? The church is a place where people already recognize the goodness of God. I often think that since a person is saved, they are secure in their knowledge of the goodness of God, and there is no pressing need for my actions to serve as a reflection or reminder. On the other hand, I often feel a compelling need to point nonbelievers to God's goodness by my actions, so that they too can become secure in God's goodness. I can recall many times in which I have been more inclined to do good to a nonbeliever than a believer, simply because I want to win the nonbeliever over. When we see a world full of hurting, hopeless people, it becomes easy to be apathetic regarding your behavior around Christians and be more concerned with doing good to those who are lost. Yet, this way of thinking and accompanying behavior is not quite right.
To make sense of this command and readjust our way of thinking, we should start by examining the verse more carefully and then considering it in relation to Paul's other teachings. The beginning of this verse, unfortunately, is easily overlooked. Paul writes, "So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good to everyone". Paul is not calling us to neglect anyone in our good deeds. Paul is calling us to live with a mindset that leads us to do good to everyone whenever the opportunity arises. This verse is at the end of Galatians – a letter which emphasizes justification by faith and not by works. Paul teaches that we are not saved by good works. It is futile to try to save yourself or another by doing good. The reason we do good is because our Father is good, and we are created in his image. In other words, we ought to do good because we have been created to do so. When God use a good deed to be a reminder or a reflection of his goodness, then it is bonus.
With the proper reason for doing good in mind, let us consider Paul's teachings on the church in 2 Corinthians. Paul's letter indicates that church, as a whole, must be the starting place for the expansion of the Kingdom. Throughout the epistle, he discusses of the church's obligation to share. The church must share in sufferings, forgiveness, and even material wealth.
In the context of sharing material wealth, Paul writes:
>Your abundance at the present time should supply their need, so that their abundance may supply your need, that there may be fairness. (2 Corinthians 9.14)
This is a tangible example of the sort of good that needs to be done within the church. We "do good" when we provide for our brethren; this could mean bestowing forgiveness, loving-kindness, or tangible goods. Likewise, our brethren ought to "do good" to us as well and provide in the places where we are lacking. When the church family does good to one another there is fairness and fulfillment. If we take Galatians 6.10 seriously, then members of the church should feel complete in forgiveness, love, and strength. Then, we can better serve to be a light in the world. Think of a stone lighthouse, in which the stones are the members and the whole structure is the church. Each stone lends its strength and stability to the others. Together, they make the structure strong, and are able to provide light to those out at sea. It is necessary that each stone is present and lending all of its strength.
As we consider Paul's command to do good, we must keep in mind the proper reason for doing good. We bear the image of the Highest Good, and our actions should manifest this. However, by the grace of God, our good actions can also serve to transform those around us. This is what Paul is getting at in the latter half of Galatians 6.10. Ultimately, we do good because we can and should. However, when we do good especially to those in the household of faith, we are being used by God to form the beacon of faith that shines out into a world of lost souls.


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Managers often are portrayed as incompetent nincompoops or royal jerks who should be locked in their cars and never allowed to interact with human beings again.
But that's not the whole story, and most workers know it.
They see their managers deal with the stress of their own bosses, motivating workers who don't care about their jobs and putting up with angry customers who call their mothers unflattering names.
Yeah, who wouldn't want that job?
Apparently, a lot of people. A recent OfficeTeam survey finds that 76 percent of workers say they are not interested in their manager's job.
But hold on. Being a manager can be rewarding and could be key to your garnering a better salary and more opportunities. And maybe, just maybe, you like the idea of leading people and helping them achieve their goals.
As the economy begins to improve, chances for promotions into the managerial ranks are expected to increase. So how do you best position yourself to move into leadership?
First, if your company has a leadership program, let the right people know you're interested. Talk to human resources people and your own boss to start the application process and see what steps you need to take to be considered.
But even if your company doesn't have a formal training program, that doesn't mean you should just rely on the powers that be to recognize your potential managerial greatness. You'll need to work to position yourself to be thought of as a potential boss, says Daryl Pigat, branch manager for Robert Half International.
"What I always tell people is to do the job before you have the title," Pigat says.
That means you show leadership abilities such as good communication skills, an ability to stay focused on getting things done and a desire to help others to succeed, he says.
"You want to let it be known that you're ambitious, but don't be cocky," Pigat says.
He also suggests it's a good idea to find a more senior manager to serve as a mentor or to lead a project at work.
One of the biggest mistakes of workers considering a management job: "They often think it's easier than it is," Pigat says.
Another big error: Assuming that just because you have top-notch skills in a certain area that you'll be a good manager. Having the latest technical skills won't be enough when you have colleagues fighting like children or the company tells you to lay off underperformers, he says.
"People often forget that managers have managers," he says. "But you've always got to be a steady ship even if you're getting it from above and below."
If you would like to develop skills that position you for management and ensure you won't become fodder for Dilbert cartoons, then try these exercises:
Hone communication skills • Consider Toastmaster's International or some public-speaking classes to help you project your message in a confident way.
You need to learn to learn skills such as persuasive speaking techniques and how to give talks confidently in front of groups of people.
Join associations • Rubbing elbows with other managers at industry conferences or communicating with them via Twitter or LinkedIn are good ways to cast yourself in a more managerial light.
It's also a chance to develop a relationship with more seasoned professionals.
Anita Bruzzese can be reached c/o Gannett ContentOne, 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, Va. 22107.


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Industrial Storage Media Console – Large
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Woodsy and wired. Crafted from solid mango wood in a natural finish, and lofted on slender steel legs, our Industrial Storage Media Console brings an earthy charm to the bare-bones media console. Two roomy cupboards along with two open shelves provide plenty of space for storing cable boxes, DVDs and other electronics.
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- Natural variations in the wood grain and coloring are to be expected.
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- Overall product dimensions: 52"w x 18"d x 24"h.
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12th November 2013 05:44 PM #1
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'Miracle' baby born in Philippine typhoon rubble
Hi all
I'm big on media articles today. I couldn't help but shed a few tears reading this one. After being quite literally swept out of their home by the typhoon, this young woman has delivered her baby girl in the rubble.
The 21 year old lost her mother during flooding and has named her baby for her. Such a sad time for them but at the same time with such a ray of sunshine in it, like a rainbow after a storm...
'Miracle' baby born in Philippine typhoon rubble
13th November 2013 02:54 AM #2
My goodness, what an incredible and heart-wrenching story. I wish the family a time of peace now and I truly hope they are able to have access to shelter, food, clean water and any necessary medical supplies.
I simply cannot imagine having a baby in such a situation. I hope their baby brings them joy in their grief.
Thank you for sharing,
13th November 2013 09:40 AM #3
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Hi LJ
Indeed! I was also interested to read this story urging people to make cash donations not send goods. While I can't say it would occur to me to send goods, it does drive home the point that what's needed by people affected by such a disaster, like the young family above, is quite specific and better obtained by those on the ground there:
Please don't send shoes to typhoon victims
14th November 2013 06:28 AM #4
Yes; so many of us want to help but I think we should let the charities on the ground tell us how best to help (i.e. in this case make financial donations through the charities such as ChildFund Australia).


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Tim McGraw & Faith Hill deny divorce rumors
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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill say their marriage is as solid as ever.
The country couple is once again refuting rumors that they're splitting up. Hill tells "People" the rumors "seem to be running like crazy right now," which she finds "perplexing."
McGraw adds that rumors that he and Faith are divorcing have plagued them "since the first week" of their marriage. He says he and Hill "don't even think about it" anymore, unless they're concerned that the stories are affecting their children. But Tim adds that their three daughters have "been around it, too, so they laugh it off" as well.
McGraw and Hill have been married for 17 years. The singers gave their final "Soul2Soul" shows of this year at The Venetian in Las Vegas over the weekend. They'll return to the venue with more performances starting January 17th.
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Every mapmaker comes to a point where he needs to have the Army numbers on the map.
Maybe you want to give evidence of neutrals territories on the map, or give the visual idea of the starting drop on the map, or again just because you want to be sure that all 3 digits fit the map.
For each of these situations, or for any other reason, you can find the most used 3 files attached to this post: 888 in all colors, 88 with color letters and finally 0-9 neutrals.
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'On the flip side, Buffalo's power play continued to be ineffective. The Sabres failed to score on six opportunities, extending their drought to 18 power plays in the series. The units recorded just one shot in over 11 minutes of man-advantage time.'
Bad Break Has Sabres On Edge
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'Tinkering that promotes the continued flow of play is worth considering. But, like Ruff said, anything that hints at digression should be out of the question. The new rule book serves its purpose. The NHL has been revitalized. The approach to next season should be reduced to a two-word game plan: continued enforcement.'
Since the game is fixed, the league shouldn't break it
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In Short
IFA (Internationale Funkausstellung) is an annual consumer electronics show held in Berlin, Germany, which often serves as a launching platform for smartphone and tablet manufacturers. Think of it as a mini-Mobile World Congress ... though "mini" in this case means there will still be over 200,000 people exhibiting or attending.
This is the show where we've historically seen Samsung dominate with the release of its yearly Galaxy Note model, but the Note 5 is already on the streets. We do, however, have the Gear 2 smartwatch waiting for us, and it wouldn't surprise us to see a few other, well — surprises crop up!
This year's event officially runs from September 1-6, but the media days historically start a bit earlier so you can expect news from the show starting on August 31 and continuing throughout the official show!
While press events typically take place around the city in the lead up to IFA, much of the action will center on Messe Berlin, the massive event venue that plays host to the show. Android Central will be on the ground at IFA to bring you full coverage of the show's events. Keep watching this page for all the latest developments!


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"The date was 1 January, 1945 at Y-29, a forward air base located close to Ash, Belgium. It was a cold day and we were preparing our P-47 Thunderbolt fighter planes of the 366 Fighter Group, 390th Fighter Squadron, for the day missions ... Luftwaffe leaders had conceived a plan several weeks before to make a mass attack on all Allied airfields in Belgium, Holland and northern France ... The object was to catch Ninth Air Force and British 2nd TAF aircraft on the ground with surprise simultaneous strikes to eliminate the superior tactical air support of American ground forces ... They knew that our pilots and crew members would be in no shape to prepare for missions that day since we would have celebrated the dawning of a new year the night before ... We on the ground rapidly took cover wherever it could be found and watched the dogfights taking place overhead. Foxholes were at a premium. We were being strafed by the Luftwaffe and our anti-aircraft were shooting, but they had to stop because our planes were engaging the enemy. One of my good friends dived under a truck for protection and later discovered that he had taken cover under a fuel truck loaded with 100 octane gasoline. One member of our squadron was hit in the leg by a bullet from a strafing plane. Only minimal damage was done to our planes that were on the ground." - Robert DeVilbiss, Westerville
"We had just re-elected our 'I hate war; if I am elected president no American boys will die on foreign soil' president. This was talk that breeds war. It was January 1940, so volunteering for the draft found me with twenty other Paulding County volunteers headed for Toledo, Ohio to be on our way into the U.S. Army. After all the examinations and clothing issues were accomplished, they sent us to Camp Shelby, Mississippi for basic training. The Ohio National Guard had preceded us there and was ready to be fleshed out as a complete unit. The 148th Infantry was one-third of the 37th Division. It was a breakdown from the old square division, revamped to be more self-contained. We would be a regiment that had all the supporting units, artillery, medics, supply, anti-tank, etc. under one command. The advantage being that any needed unit was immediately available." - William L. Sherry, Columbus
"At Ft. McClellan, we were trained as replacement troops. The intent was that those of us going through this program would go overseas to take the place of casualties, or to fill in wherever needed. By mid-December, 1943, we were finished with basic training and we thought we were ready for anything. Gene and I had a delayed route furlough, which meant that we could go to Barlow for two weeks and then report to Ft. Ord, California. We enjoyed the holidays that year in Barlow then caught a train out of Cairo, Illinois to Chicago. There, we had to change trains to pick up one going west. This was in January, and believe me, I found out in a hurry why it is called the "Windy City." It was undoubtedly the coldest I had ever been as we changed stations. It was a long three-day train ride to California, but I thoroughly enjoyed seeing some of the Western states. It was here that I remember getting my first glimpse of real, live American Indians." - Jackie M. Boyd, Cincinnati
"Unlike many returning service people, my father would talk about his experiences, if asked. He was trained and served as a radar man second class, so his duty station was in the island of the ship, which contained the bridge and the control tower. He would tell the story that on January 21, 1945, one of the Hancock's planes returned from a sortie with a bomb still attached. After several attempts to release the bomb at sea, the pilot was instructed to land on the carrier. The plane made a normal landing, taxied to a point near the island, the bomb dropped, and the plane disintegrated in a blinding explosion that killed 50 men and injured 75 others." - Nancy Ollier, Cincinnati
"On January 3, 1945 we shipped out on the English ship the Maritaina, heading toward Southampton, England. There were 12,000 troops on the ship. I don't know if it was the "English stew," high waves or nerves, but most had a tin can tied around their necks to throw up in. Once there, we crossed the English Channel to Lahar, France. It took two more days to get to the action. The first night there, I drew guard duty from 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. I was to watch the horizon for anything that moved. Everything moved! In the distance, I could hear and feel the guns as well as see their flashes. The next morning I was on that front line." - Leonard Dentinger, Bloomville


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There will be three cuts made to your fabric at this point.
{1} You want to leave your fabric folded in half as it comes from the store, off the bolt, and just cut straight across the width {the desired length from calculations above}
{2} Cut the fabric down the 'original' fold so you are left with two pieces the desired length of your table.
{3} Take one of the pieces, fold it in half lengthwise and cut along the fold, making two pieces.
You should now have three pieces of fabric.
The two smaller width pieces will become the ruffles on each end of the runner. The length of these two pieces is determined by taking the width of your runner and multiplying it by 2.5 {this will give you enough material to gather for a nice full ruffle} Example: width of runner 30 inches; length of ruffle piece should be 75 inches long. {Note: my table is pretty long, 103 inches, so I defiantly had enough fabric using the cuts above for the ruffles. Make sure you check your measurements prior to cutting the fabric to ensure you have enough}
Next you want to 'finish' off three sides of each ruffle piece. I used Stitch Witchery to create my hems. Simply cut a piece of stitch witchery, fold the fabric to create the hem, and iron. {that quick and simple}
The corners I simply folded and used the Stitch Witchery to 'seal'.
Leave the fourth edge raw, as this will be the side that you sew, so it does not have to be finished.
While you have your iron hot, go ahead and finish the edges of the runner piece as well. You only need to hem the long sides {length of the runner} as the ends will be finished with the ruffle.
Now back to your ruffle pieces…There are many different ways to make a ruffle; I simply used the method that was easiest to me.
Set your sewing machine on the longest stitch length and the tension on the highest number.
Leave long thread tail at the beginning and end and do not back stitch.
Slowly stitch and you will see a slight ruffle forming.
Once completely sewn, tie off one end in knot.
From the other end {opposite the tied knot}, gently pull on the upper thread and your fabric will begin to gather.
You want to pull until you have the ruffle the exact width of the runner. {you can adjust the ruffles once you have the correct length}
Place the ruffle and the runner right sides together and pin. Sew along the two using a straight stitch, and lightly press with an iron.
I just love the feminine touch the ruffle adds along with the fabric color and texture against the dark wood.
It's all about simplicity for the summer.
Of course I couldn't let the scraps go to waste; I covered a drum shade lamp I had in the room and added some rolled rosettes using the same technique as my gift toppers from Christmas {found here}. You can get a little better feel for the fabric color and texture in this picture. {love this fabric…dare I say more than burlap…and it doesn't make a mess!}
Don't forget to enter the UPrinting Giveaway {here} if you haven't already. All you have to do is leave a comment to enter. Enjoy!


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Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
Defense sector contributions locked in on committee members
March 2, 2017 | You couldn't blame defense contractors for being in a great mood this week. In his speech to Congress on Tuesday, President Donald Trump — who has repeatedly said he wants to build up American military dominance — announced that he's "sending Congress a budget that rebuilds the military, eliminates the defense sequester and calls for…
F-35 Contractors, Under Fire, Spent Record Amounts in 2014
May 4, 2015 | Scathing reports have once again spotlighted the massive cost and delays surrounding the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, a jet designed for multiple branches of the military that has been dubbed the single most expensive weapons program in history. Even as criticism has rained down upon them, though, the four main contractors on the project have made sure…
Congress' Student Loan Pinch Hits Both Parties
February 7, 2014 | Dozens of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle reported owing money on student loans in 2012.
Defense Contractors Lose a Strong House Ally
January 16, 2014 | Rep. Buck McKeon, chair of the House Armed Services Committee and a big recipient of campaign funds from military contractors, announced his retirement.
McKeon's Possible Successor Another Defense Industry Favorite
December 3, 2013 | Rep. Buck McKeon's (R-Calif.) chosen successor for chairman of the House Armed Services Committee is another lawmaker with deep financial ties to the defense industry.
Post-Sandy, a Campaign Cash Storm Warning
January 8, 2013 | Not many of those who voted against the Sandy relief package last week can afford to ignore New York and New Jersey as sources of campaign cash.
What Your Purchases Mean for Politics, Republicans Fight for Top Committee Spots and More in Capital Eye Opener: December 1
December 1, 2010 | Your daily dose of news and tidbits from the world of money in politics.
Third Quarter Campaign Finance Reports Show Money Race Is On
October 16, 2009 | An initial Center for Responsive Politics analysis has found that sitting members of the U.S. House of Representatives raised $48.2 million from July 1 through Sept. 30, 2009, based on the 336 reports we have in. The mean amount these lawmakers raised was $143,640, and the median amount was $126,680.
Tracking Your Representatives' Health Care Cash
June 25, 2009 | Here's a cool tool that brings together data from various parts of OpenSecrets.org to show how much money each current lawmaker has raised from various health-related industries and the health sector overall since 1989 (including President Obama's haul).
Embattled Lobbying Firm PMA Targeted Members of Defense Committees
February 12, 2009 | The close ties between Rep. John Murtha and a Washington lobbying firm raided by the FBI have put the powerful Pennsylvania Democrat under greater scrutiny. The lobbyists at PMA Group have been Murtha's fifth most generous campaign donor over time, but he is just one of 284 members of the 111th Congress who have collected money from the firm, which specializes in securing federal earmarks for its clients. In total, PMA Group's employees and its political action committee have given current members of Congress $3.4 million since 1989.
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Founded in 1912, Lane Furniture began as a small father-son business and has grown to one of the most well-known and well-respected names in the furniture industry. Today, Lane Furniture produces quality furnishings for every room of the home, using state-of-the-art technology and some of the most advanced furniture manufacturing facilities in the world. Lane Furniture is also one of the largest manufacturers of quality cedar chests and reclining chairs with numerous designs and upholstery choices available. Choose Lane Furniture in living room furniture, entertainment furniture, theater seating and much more! Bring home quality furnishings from a name you know and trust with Lane Furniture and complete your favorite space today.
- Reclining Sofa
- Traditional style
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- Padded roll arms
- Nailhead accents outlining front panel
- Plush bustle-back design for superior lumbar support
- Available in fabric or leather/vinyl match
- Includes (2) 19" seamed toss pillows when ordered in fabric.
- Sofa: 89"W x 41"D x 42"H
- Seat Dimensions: 66"W x 22"D x 20"H
- Weight: 251 lbs
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- Brand:Lane Furniture
- Stock Id:288967
- Product Number:214-39
- Series:Summerlin
- Style:Transitional
- Frame Material:Wood
- Depth:41"
- Height:42"
- Seat Height:20"
- Weight:251 Lbs
- Type:Reclining
- Width:89"
- Brand:Lane Furniture
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But I can see why you wouldn't want to trouble Mr. Cabot again just now.
But there's one thing more, Mr. Cabot, that I want you to promise me.
But it is all right, Mr. Cabot; I've only taken him to board.
Here he learned only that Mr. Cabot had left the office, and it was contrary to orders to give his house number.
"There isn't any real reason why you shouldn't go, if you want to, Mr. Cabot," she said.
This latter, doubtless from chivalrous motives, gave the pas to Cabot, and turned the bows of his vessels down-stream.
She looked so long and so steadily that Cabot also turned and looked.
Cabot in his voyage had seen many silver ornaments in the possession of the Timb and Guarani Indians.
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text: Michael Lohan is still the two bit crook who has spent time in jail before and will spend time in jail again. He just can't help himself from being a tool to those he comes into contact with and his kids. A couple of weeks ago I wrote about Ali Lohan getting a record deal and how Dina and Michael made sure to cut themselves in for all kinds of fees which would end up leaving Ali with enough money to record her country album on a borrowed iPad. Well, Ali is ok with her mom taking all her money, but apparently not her dad and told her dad to go away. So, Michael told the record label he wanted to cancel the deal, but the label said no so Michael told the head of the label that he knew where he lived and that his house was not very secure and that Michael could burn it down really easily. Nice guy this Michael Lohan. Probably the kind of guy who would throw his kids under the proverbial bus if he could make a buck. Well, actually he has already done that so maybe he would back it up and do it again. Too late. At this point, the bus is just driving back and forth over them like that golf cart in the hallway of that Austin Powers movie. The head of the record label notified police who are investigating. Meanwhile Michael continues to raise his toddler alone while his pregnant wife is locked up in jail.


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What I Did This Summer: Open a professional theater
"What I Did This Summer" follows a number of University of South Carolina students this summer as they work, travel, and explore the world. Many of them are blogging about their adventures. This is the second story in the series.
Check out Brian Clowdus' blog at http://web.sc.edu/wpmu/brianclowdus.
The New York Times calls Serenbe, Georgia, the "Sonoma for the New South." Brian Clowdus calls it the home of his new theatre.
"Serenbe is part of the Chattahoochee Hills community, and it's just a 40-minute drive from midtown Atlanta," said Clowdus, an MFA in acting student.
"It's a wonderful town. There's an organic farm, lots of shops and galleries, and acres and acres of green space that will remain undeveloped.
Brian Clowdus
"Serenbe Playhouse is located outside for now, with its main stage in an intimate space in a courtyard, where people can enjoy an outdoor experience in the heart of the town," he said. "Another stage will be located on the outskirts of nearby woods.
"With my graduate student schedule, I have my summers free and I didn't want to wait to fulfill my dream of starting a theatre," said Clowdus, who has an impressive list of professional acting gigs on his resume, including commercials, films, and the Broadway National Tour of The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas.
"Our first production, The Jungle Book, opens June 11."
Just one month before their opening night, Clowdus and other theatre students had finished up their spring semester coursework and were in the University's scene shop, surrounded by tons of new lumber. They were using saws and nail guns to build a massive outdoor stage.
"The theatre department allowed us to use the scene shop to create the stage and set. Otherwise we would have had no other place to build our sets. We trucked the stage pieces to Serenbe ourselves."


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Selena Gomez reps confirm rehab stay 'but not for substance abuse'
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RadarOnline has exclusively released the news that Selena Gomez did indeed spend two weeks at Dawn At The Meadows rehab center in Arizona.
According to her rep, "Selena voluntarily spent time at Meadows but not for substance abuse."
This goes completely against reports that she "regularly smoked marijuana" and was battling an addiction to Ambien.
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In the News
Original journalism from the Center's OpenSecrets Blog
Leftover campaign cash can signal future plans
February 10, 2017 | The money candidates raise and spend during the heat of a campaign are pretty good predictors of the outcome. In 2016, for instance, the candidate who spent more won in 94 percent of Senate contests and 96 percent of House races. But now that Election Day has come and gone, another set of figures can…
Dozens of Congressmen File for Extension on Financial Disclosure Documents
June 15, 2011 | Instead of today, 76 House representatives will sometime this summer release reports on their stock, bond and mutual fund holdings, as well as investments in real estate, ownership interests in private companies and cash, according to a tally by the Center for Responsive Politics.
Push For Nuclear Safety, the Sunshine Lobby and More in Capital Eye Opener: March 15
March 15, 2011 | Sunshine Week is dedicated to bringing attention to the issues surrounding open government, but how do transparency support groups get work done? Well, by lobbying.
Many House Incumbents Heavily Relying on PAC Cash for 2010 Re-election Bids
September 29, 2010 | Many candidates are hitting the campaign trail with a promise to end cozy relationships with special interests. Yet eager as they are to show some understanding of voters' concerns, the words of many incumbents are falling far short of the reality when it comes to their campaign accounts.
Congressmen's Taxpayer-Funded Vehicles Reveal Hodgepodge of Fuel Efficiency, Government Transparency
August 24, 2010 | Congressional members' vehicles are hardly created equal when it comes to how much you, as a taxpayer, are subsidizing them. What's equally unequal: How much information members of the U.S. House of Representatives are willing to reveal about the wheels you're providing them.
Campaigns of Few House Incumbents Fueled by the 'Small Donors'
May 18, 2010 | Reps. Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) and Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) don't agree on health care reform. They don't agree on energy legislation, nor do they agree on immigration. Politically, they may not agree on much at all. However, they do share one distinction. Both have received nearly two-thirds of their campaign contributions from donors who contribute $200 or less, the Federal Election Commission's threshold for itemized disclosure. By comparison, the average House member only received 7 percent of their contributions from such "small donors."
Politicians Score Significant Cash From NFL Owners, Coaches and Players
September 17, 2009 | As the 32-team NFL begins its 2009 season, the Chargers and Texans stand among 20 clubs to donate more than $100,000 to federal political interests since the 1990 election cycle, according to the Center's analysis. Executives and employees of the league itself have also teamed together to contribute more than $322,000 during that time frame.
Lawmakers Controlling Government's Budget File for Extensions on Personal Financial Disclosures
June 16, 2009 | Members of Congress that control government spending and oversee the beleaguered financial sector are having a hard time getting their own finances in order, CRP has found. Forty of the 63 lawmakers who still haven't filed their 2008 personal financial disclosure (PFD) reports, due May 15, sit on a congressional committee related to the federal budget, appropriations or financial sector oversight.
Superdelegate Update
February 28, 2008 | In an update to Capital Eye's Feb. 14 report, campaign contributions from Obama and Clinton now total nearly $950,000 and have predicted endorsements about 80 percent of the time.
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Media campaign cautions consumers about "anti-aging" hormone supplements
The National Institute on Aging (NIA), part of the National Institutes of Health, is launching an education effort urging consumers to use caution when it comes to "anti-aging" hormone supplements that have become popular recently. Consumers can call 1-800-222-2225 to order a free NIA fact sheet about hormone supplements. The NIA also is releasing television announcements encouraging consumers to call the toll-free number.
Contrary to popular claims, none of the supplements described in the fact sheet, including melatonin, DHEA (dehydroepiandrosterone), human growth hormone (hGH), testosterone, and estrogen, has been shown to prevent or reverse aging. Research ultimately may reveal important health benefits from some of the supplements, in addition to those already confirmed. But, in the meantime, scientists are concerned about the dangerous side effects associated with some of the supplements, and about the possibility of undiscovered health risks.
Consumers can buy DHEA and melatonin over the counter, resulting in widespread use unsupervised by physicians. Part of the scientists' concern stems from the fact that research on melatonin and DHEA, and of unconventional "anti-aging" uses of other, more well-established hormone supplements, is relatively new. With the exception of testosterone and estrogen, researchers have not had time to complete the carefully controlled, long-term studies that are needed to show how these hormone supplements affect people over time.
Testosterone, estrogen, and hGH are available by prescription only, and in cases of genuine deficiency, have been shown to confer important health benefits when taken under a doctor's supervision. However, unsupervised use of any hormone supplement can lead to health problems.
DHEA supplements may affect the body in some of the same ways as testosterone and estrogen. Research has demonstrated that melatonin supplements can, under certain circumstances, affect the body's sleep/wake cycle to enhance sleep.
Hormones are powerful chemicals produced by glands. Whether made internally by glands or taken externally as supplements, hormones enter the bloodstream and travel throughout the body. Tiny amounts of hormones may have far-reaching effects. Several NIA-funded studies of hormone supplements are under way.
In addition to the new fact sheet, other NIA publications on aging-related topics are available through the same toll-free number, 1-800-222-2225, and on the NIA home page (www.nia.nih.gov).
The NIA leads the Federal effort supporting medical and social research on aging and the special needs of older people.


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Once Upon A Time is filming again and Elsa is now a character on the show.
Ginnifer Goodwin was also back on the set.
Elle MacPherson enjoying a drink while on vacation.
Not drinking, but also enjoying herself on vacation is Kate Upton.
Hilary Duff trying to look edgy.
Hugh Jackman is on the far left. He has bulked up since.
Pretty sure, The Rock is Kevin James' long lost sister.
Jennifer Aniston went out to dinner last night with all the women from Friends.
Josh Duhamel went swimming with his son.


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The 26 historic homes at Fort Lawton have been up for sale for more than a year now, and it looks like the sale will close within the next two to three months.
The U.S. Army built Fort Lawton, including the buildings for sale, in Magnolia's Discovery Park in the early 1900s. It was home to both soldiers and prisoners-of-war during World War II. Eventually, the military vacated, but it didn't officially close until September 2011.
Previously, Forest City, a Cleveland-based real estate management and development company, owned the buildings, while the U.S. Navy owned the land. Because the Navy no longer has a presence in Seattle, the Fort Lawton homes were considered "excess housing," said Forest City project executive Greg Rapp. In early 2013, the Navy transferred land ownership to Forest City.
The Washington Avenue and Montana Circle properties are currently in "exclusive negotiations" with a buyer who came on board in mid-2013. There were things that Forest City needed to complete before the sale could close, Rapp said, such as the soil-remediation project from lead-paint contamination and transferring ownership of utilities to the city.
When the exclusive negotiations wrap up, there will be a clear closing date. Until the deal closes, though, Rapp can't reveal who the buyer is or the sale price.
He also said he cannot speculate about the future of the buildings — that's the buyer's territory. However, it is presumed the buyer will sell the homes as individual residences, as they are used now.
There are currently three open Department of Planning and Development (DPD) notices. Two notices are applications for 640 and 670 Washington Ave., to create Short Subdivision unit lots and for Water Availability Certificates. The other application, for 901 Montana Circle, has the same two requests, along with another for SEPA environmental determination.
A Short Subdivision application allows a developer to divide a plot of land into two to nine plots. A Water Availability Certificate ensures there is adequate water going to the home.
A representative from the DPD was not available for comment on the applications.
Last-ditch efforts
Friends of Discovery Parks' main goal is to make sure park happenings adhere to the park's Master Plan, which was penned in 1972. That plan called for a tranquil and serene natural oasis, with limited cars and manmade impacts.
At the end of February, Friends secretary Julia Allen wrote a letter to Mayor Ed Murray, asking him to take control of the situation.
"Please consider this 'last-ditch, 11.9th-hour' request to ask that you, as Seattle mayor, take the necessary steps to stop this impending sale, and to move to acquire ownership of these private in-holdings for the citizens of Seattle," Allen wrote. "Only by doing so can we ensure that Discovery Park will remain the crown jewel of Seattle parks, now and in perpetuity."
This isn't the first time the group has reached out. In 2008, it tried to buy the homes — a move Mayor Greg Nickels supported, Allen said in her letter — but it eventually gave up the endeavor when a lawsuit was filed regarding the environmental impact and the financial crisis hit.
The letter is a "Hail Mary pass," last effort to get the city to take control, said Friends of Discovery Park board member Gary Gaffner.
"[Julia] wanted the city...to retain the right to control residents in the park atmosphere," he said. "The city might be coming to the party a little late and not understand the penalties they'll pay in the long run."
Maintaining the park feel
Many people worry about the impact of the residences on the park and its atmosphere, Gaffner said. When the residences are privately owned, homeowners can challenge the guidelines set for the area by the Department of Neighborhoods.
"The hope is that they'll find purchasers who'll know about the military and uniformity," Gaffner said. "Maybe it's a dream to think you'll get that."
If the city owned the property, they could say, "I'm sorry, but this is not a neighborhood," he said.
Gaffner said there have already been problems with homeowners who have thrown parties and clogged the roads with cars or want to install a swimming pool or barbeque in their front yard, disturbing the park's feeling of isolation.
Or there could be problems if homeowners want to modify their home, affecting the historic area's distinct military style, Gaffner said.
One benefit is that private owners have the money to maintain these valuable historic structures, he said.
This project is fairly typical for Forest City, Rapp said. He's used to working in areas surrounded by public places.
"There are some unique qualities," he said. "A lot of people are interested in the park property."
The great thing about Fort Lawton is its historical significance and location, he said.
We will continue to follow this story as information about the new owners and their plans become available.
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It is estimated that China has 350 million smokers, more than the total U.S. population.
It is estimated that China has 350 million smokers, more than the total U.S. population.
And as it turns out, the growing middle class in that country prefers the hard-to-beat flavor and aroma of the U.S.-grown leaf.
That's good news for the North Carolina tobacco farmer, with this state responsible for nearly 80 percent of the country's production of flue-cured tobacco.
"The Chinese smoker wants a higher quality cigarette," said Richard Reich, assistant commissioner at the N.C. Department of Agriculture.
"Worldwide, the Southeast Asia market is a great opportunity for us for expansion of our international market," added W.K. Collins, senior director of development at the N.C. Tobacco Foundation, Inc., associated with N.C. State University.
This year marks a decade since the signing of a 2004 federal law that ended Depression-era tobacco quotas and the final payouts for the Tobacco Transition Payment Program, commonly referred to as the tobacco buyout.
But since that time, North Carolina has actually expanded its tobacco production – largely buoyed by exports to some 50 countries.
North Carolina exported $766 million in tobacco in 2012. The state's farmers harvested 181,900 acres of tobacco in 2013, up 10 percent from the previous year. Estimates from the Agriculture department show that number could increase to more than 182,000 acres for the 2014 growing season.
Most of North Carolina's tobacco is exported rather than used domestically.
"There have always been strong leaf exports, but since the buyout the production of North Carolina's tobacco, our total production, has increased," Reich said. "So, despite declining domestic markets, there's been an expansion of worldwide demand for high-quality tobacco."
Still an economic mainstay
Despite growing public health concerns and declining use domestically, tobacco remains an important cash crop and vital component of the state economy – especially in rural areas where other economic opportunities are often few and far between.
The flue-cured tobacco that is so sought after worldwide was the innovation of a slave named Stephen who worked on the farm of Captain Abisha Slade, according to a PBS article titled "North Carolina & Tobacco: Historical Background."
"While curing a batch of tobacco in a smoky barn, he let the wood fire go out, and quickly restarted it with charcoal," the article reads. "The intense heat cured the tobacco quickly, turning it a vivid yellow. When this "brightleaf" (or flue-cured) tobacco was sold, it proved appealing to smokers, and within a decade, flue-cured tobacco became one of the most common varieties in production."
While the industry has evolved over the years it remains a mainstay of North Carolina farming.
The tobacco buyout was born out of the Great Depression. The 1938-instituted quota system regulated how much tobacco each farm could produce while providing government-sponsored financial supports.
The industry boomed again at the onset of World War II, with soldiers given a steady supply of cigarettes. This continued through the 1960s when a new era ushered in public health concerns about smoking, the PBS article continued.
The buyout that runs out this year represents complete deregulation of the control of the system. But despite that – and despite the U.S. Surgeon General's warning about the harmful effects of cigarettes – tobacco remains big business in this state.
"Within the last 10 years, North Carolina's share of U.S. production has actually increased," Reich said. "We're growing more of the total U.S. production."
"We've taken production from other states and I guess you could say in one way, we are more competitive than other states for whatever reason," Collins said.
Reich attributed the success to "strong leadership for the tobacco growing community" and specifically credited N.C. State for its leadership in tobacco research.
"I think we have good farmers, we have good technical support, we have good leadership, and we have opportunities to sell those products in more than 50 counties in the world," Reich said.
Research remains key
A critical part of that technical support takes place just outside Whiteville at the Border Belt Tobacco Research Station under the direction of operations manager Lloyd Ransom.
The research undertaken at the Columbus County station and others like it in the state ends up in a tobacco manual that translates into best practices in the field.
"This is where it starts," Ransom said. "It's a process for a new variety to get to where it's available to the growers of about four to five years from the stage of test plots … It gives farmers a general idea of which variety they want to plant."
These stations were once the subject of budget cuts, but Ransom said the research is critical to a rich tobacco industry in the state.
The Border Belt Tobacco Research Station was established in 1949. In 1956 it moved to its current location. The research facility is on 102 acres, with some 58 acres allotted to crop research and protection.
As the state's land grant university, N.C. State also plays a major role in tobacco research and management of the research stations.
Blake Brown, a professor and extension economist at the university, said there are three major segments to the tobacco economy: farming, manufacturing and global leaf purchasing with centers in Asheville and Morrisville.
While it's not as big an enterprise as hog and poultry farming, tobacco production is a huge part of the state's agricultural fabric, he said.
And since the end of the federal tobacco program, he said, the crop has become increasingly important – particularly in eastern North Carolina counties along the Interstate 95 corridor such as Wilson, Nash, Johnston, Sampson and Duplin counties. That's in part because the tobacco program prevented farms from crossing county lines, and deregulation led to increased consolidation. This coupled with advances in mechanization and how labor is utilized has led to fewer but larger farms.
What's clear, Brown said, is that tobacco has deep roots in the state that aren't likely to be plucked any time soon.
"Tobacco is about a $700 million-a-year crop in North Carolina," Brown said. "It's still the largest cash crop in the state."
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STV provided complete architectural and engineering design, as well as bidding and construction-phase services, for a four-story addition to the school's existing brick building. The addition, which includes a new gymnasium, cafeteria and specialized instruction classrooms, was positioned behind the existing building to mitigate its impact on the look of the residential neighborhood. At more than 90,000 sf, it's three times larger than the older building, but just a glimpse is visible from the street. STV's design provided a high net area to gross area ratio, which maximized teaching areas and reduced construction costs.
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1st. Lt. Benjamin Caldwell Edes USA letter of Condolence
11 May 1844 — Fort Gibson, C.N.
Letter of Condolence from brother officers based at Fort Gibson, C.N. (Cherokee Nation).
"At a meeting of the Officers of the Army serving at Fort GIbson C.N. convended on intelligence being received of the death of First Lieutenant B.C. Edes, R? Infantry, at Key West, Florida, in the 30th of March last. (1844)
Lieutenant Col. G. Loomis, R? Infantry, being called to the chair, and Lieutenant Charles Lovell, R? Infantry, appointed Secretary, the following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved - That the premature death of our friend and late associate, Lieutenant Benjamin C. Edes of the Sixth Regiment of Infantry, after a long and protracted illness has excited in us emotions of the most profound sorrow for the loss of one entitled by his professional and social qualities, to the respect and esteem of those with whom he been connected during his military career.
Resolved - That while we cordially sympathize with his relatives in their bereavement and with them bow in humble submission to the decrees of an inscrutable Providence we feel assured, that we may not mourn as they that are without hope.
Resolved -That we will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
Resolved - That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his relatives, and one to the Editors of the Army and Navy Chronicle and Baltimore American for publication.
Charles S. Lovell - Secretary
G. Loomis, Lt. Col. 6th Inf Reg. Cmdg.
B Randall - Surgeon US Army
( and various other illegible signatures)
Fort Gibson C.N.
May 11th, 1844.
Notes about Fort Gibson
Fort Gibson, now located in Oklahoma in what is called Fort Gibson Historical Site, was established April 20, 1824 in Indian Territory by Col. Matthew Arbuckle. It was named for Col. George Gibson, head of the Army Commissary Department. The fort was the westernmost in the north?south chain of forts intended to protect the frontier in the American West. Jefferson Davis, later president of the Confederacy was one of over one hundred West Point cadets stationed at the fort. Also stationed at the fort was Nathan Boone, son of the famous explorer Daniel Boone. Sam Houston owned a trading post in the area after leaving Tennessee and before moving to Texas. In 1832 Washington Irving launched his 'Tour of the Prairies' from the fort writing a book of the same name. In 1834 Gen. Henry Leavenworth led the dragoons on a peace mission to the west. Gen Leavenworth died during the march, and was replaced by Col Henry Dodge. Famous artist George Catlin also traveled with the dragoons. The army first abandoned the fort in 1857. During the Civil War, Union troops occupied the fort, which they called Fort Blunt.


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Latin Americana Collection
Collection Guides and Reference
Other Collections
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Digital Images & Texts
About the Latin Americana Collection
The Bancroft Library's Latin Americana Collection grew out of Hubert Howe Bancroft's publishing enterprises related to the "Pacific States," stretching from Panama to Alaska. The early acquisition of the Mexican Collections of Jos� Fernando Ram�rez, Jos� Mar�a Andrade, and Agust�n Fischer, together with Central American collections from Ephraim George Squier, Brasseur de Bourbourg, and Alphonse Pinart, formed a tremendously rich core of manuscript material and rare imprints. Especially extensive and unique are the materials related to Colonial México and the Northern territories. Building on these early strengths, The Bancroft Collection of Latin American manuscripts, imprints, newspapers, broadsides and pamphlets has grown into one of the world's great repositories for historical and contemporary research on México and Central America. As a specialized area collection, the collection contains all forms of primary and secondary sources, including all forms of printed material, microfilm of related records from other repositories, bibliographical and reference sources, and critical editions of major historical texts. The Overview of Collections, arranged chronologically, provides brief descriptions of some of the thematic strengths of the collection. This selective but representative overview is a starting point for research in The Bancroft Library Latin Americana Collection.
Overview of Collections
Native México and Central America
Note: spelling of indigenous groups and languages varies in catalog records.
See also the Western Americana Collection
Codex Fern�ndez Leal
Colonial Period
Guide to the Bancroft Mexican Inquisition Original Documents in the Online Archive of California (OAC)
The Spanish Borderlands and Northern México
See also the Western Americana Collection
Newspapers and Gazettes
National Period
See also the Western Americana Collection
Revolutionary Period
See also the Western Americana Collection
Central America
Photography and Graphic Arts
Faculty Research Materials
Archival Manuscript Collections on Microfilm
Guide to the Bancroft Latin Americana Collections in the Online Archive of California (OAC)
Collection Guides and Reference
Hammond, George P. ed. A Guide to Manuscript Collections of the Bancroft
Library: Manuscripts Relating Chiefly to México and Central America.
Latin American Collections of The Bancroft Library: Guides and Catalogues
Latin Americana Reference in the Bancroft Library Reading Room
Mexican and Borderlands History: Catalogs, Guides, and Directories for Archival and Manuscript Sources
Latin American Studies: Guides, Library Catalogs, Indexes, and Bibliographies
Related Local Collections
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Start with hair that hasn't been washed in a day -- it's hard to do a French twist with clean hair because the pieces will fall out. Use a curling iron to add texture to your hair.
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Finger-comb all your hair back. Separate a 3-inch section from the top of the head to the front of the crown and divide it into 3 equal-size sections.
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Solar Pictures, Italia strike multi-territory output
Solar Pictures has closed a multi-year output agreement with Italia Film for the Middle East, Turkey, Greece, Cyprus, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Maldives.
Christopher Taylor, CEO of the Los Angeles-based film finance and production company, brokered the deal with Karlin Connections' Penny Karlin on behalf of Italia.
"This is an important strategic partnership for Solar and a key first step in our quest to solidify distribution partnerships in territories worldwide as we expand our slate," said Taylor.
"All of us at Solar Pictures have known and worked with Joseph, Penny and the Italia Film family for many years," said Solar Pictures president of distribution Amy Beecroft [pictured]. "We're very happy to officially join forces with Italia and look forward to a long, prosperous relationship."
"We are honoured and thrilled to have been chosen to be part of this new and very promising adventure with Solar Pictures," said Italia Film CEO and major partner Joseph Vincenti.
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Multiple myelomaPlasma cell dyscrasia; Plasma cell myeloma; Malignant plasmacytoma; Plasmacytoma of bone; Myeloma - multiple
Multiple myeloma is cancer that starts in the plasma cells in bone marrow. Bone marrow is the soft, spongy tissue found inside mostbones. It helps make blood cells.
Plasma cells help your body fight infection by producing proteins called antibodies. With multiple myeloma, plasma cells grow out of control in the bone marrow and form tumors in the areas of solid bone. The growth of these bone tumors weakens the solid bones and also makes it harder for the bone marrow to make healthy blood cells and platelets
The exact cause of multiple myeloma is not clear. Past treatment with radiation therapy raisesthe riskof this type of cancer. Multiple myeloma mainly affects older adults.
Multiple myeloma most commonly causes a low red blood cell count (anemia), which can lead to fatigue and shortness of breath.It can also cause low white blood cell count, which makes you more likely to get infections. Multiple myeloma also causes lowplatelet count, which can lead to abnormal bleeding.
As the cancer cells grow in the bone marrow, you may havebone or back pain most often in the ribs or back.
Ifcancer grows in the spinebones, pressure on the nerves may result. This can lead tonumbness or weakness of the arms or legs.
Exams and Tests
Blood tests can help diagnose this disease. These tests include:
- Albumin level
- Calcium level
- Total protein level
- Kidney function blood tests
- Complete blood count (CBC)
- Blood and urine tests to check to identify proteins, or antibodies (immunofixation)
- Blood tests to quickly and accurately measure the specific level of certain proteins called immunoglobulins (nephelometry)
This list is not all-inclusive.
Bone x-rays may show fractures or hollowed out areas of bone. If your doctor suspects this type of cancer, a bone marrow biopsy will be performed.
Bone density testing may show bone loss.
People who have mild disease orin whomthe diagnosis is not certain are often not treated. Instead they areclosely watched. Some people have a slow-developing form of multiple myeloma (smoldering myeloma)that takes years to cause symptoms.
Chemotherapy is usually used to treat multiple myeloma. It is most often given toprevent complications of multiple myeloma such as bone fractures and kidney damage.
Radiation therapy may be done to relieve bone pain or treat a bone tumor.
Two types of bone marrow transplants may be tried:
- Autologous bone marrow or stem cell transplantation is done using the person's own stem cells.
- Allogeneic transplant uses of someone else's stem cells. This treatmenthas serious risks but mayoffer the chance of long-term cure.
Support Groups
You can ease the stress of illness by joining a cancer support group. Sharing with others who have common experiences and problems can help you not feel alone.
Outlook (Prognosis)
Survival of multiple myeloma depends on the patient's age and the stage of disease. In some cases, the diseaseprogresses very rapidly. Inother cases, ittakes years to worsen.
Chemotherapy and transplants rarely lead to a permanent cure.
Possible Complications
Kidney failure is a frequent complication. Others may include:
- Bone fractures
- High levels of calcium in the blood, which can be very dangerous
- Increased chances for infection, especially in the lungs
- Weakness or loss of movement due to tumor pressing on spinal cord
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your doctor if you have multiple myeloma and you develop aninfection, or numbness, loss of movement, or loss of sensation.
National Comprehensive Cancer Network. NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology: Multiple Myeloma. Version 1.2013. Available at http://www.nccn.org/professionals/physician_gls/pdf/myeloma.pdf.Accessed 01/10/2013.
Rajkumar SV, Dispenzieri A. Multiple myeloma and related disorders. In: Abeloff MD, Armitage JO, Niederhuber JE, et al., eds. Abeloff's Clinical Oncology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill-Livingstone; 2008:chap 110.
Rajkumar SV. Plasma cell disorders. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011: chap 193.
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Review Date: 2/8/2013
Reviewed By: Yi-Bin Chen, MD, Leukemia/Bone Marrow Transplant Program, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Blackman, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.


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By Lee Reich Associated Press
A month from now, don't say I didn't warn you.
Tomato seedlings that were planted neatly near garden stakes are already beginning to take matters into their own hands, and if allowed to grow willy nilly will turn into a tangled mass of vines with tomato fruits — many of them rotting — hidden in a dark jungle of stems.
So, if you were planning to stake and prune your tomato plants, start asserting yourself now.
Staking is admittedly the more troublesome way to grow tomatoes. But in return for your troubles, you reap earlier fruits, larger fruits, cleaner fruits and more fruits per square foot of garden space.
Only so-called indeterminate tomatoes — those whose stems are forever elongating, as indicated on the seed packet — can be staked.
To keep the plants neat through the season, the stake has to be sturdy, no smaller than a 1 1/2- inch square piece of wood, bamboo or metal pipe.
To accommodate that ever-elongating growth, a stake also must be about 7 feet tall, enough for one end to be plunged solidly into the ground while the other extends as high as you can reach for pruning, tying and harvesting.
OK, your stakes are in the ground. Your tomatoes are growing well and you've been pruning them by snapping off shoots, called suckers, that appear wherever a leaf meets the single stem. So what more do you need to worry about?
Those tomato plants are going to need more attention than you think. Turn your back on them for what seems like a few minutes, and already little new suckers are picking up steam.
Or, the plant has grown another 12 inches and is starting to flop over.
Time for another tier of soft twine or a strip of cloth looped tightly around the stake, then loosely around the stem to hold it up.
Most frustrating is when you're startled by a giant sucker, almost as robust as the single main stem, on a plant that otherwise has been so neatly trained.
It doesn't take long for a large sucker to take on the proportions of the main stem.
There are a few ways to handle such a delinquent shoot. The first is to lop it off at its origin. The plant doesn't like losing all this photosynthesizing greenery, and small tomatoes might even be forming on it.
Still, lopping the overgrown sucker off keeps the plant neat and uncongested, which are long-term benefits that make this option best earlier in the season.
The second option is to let the shoot grow, tie it up, and now consider your staked plant as having two main stems instead of one.
Diligent pruning from here on can usually prevent congestion, although two stems provide twice the opportunity for delinquent suckers to sneak up on you.
The third option is just to ignore the delinquent shoot, except to harvest its tomato fruits when the time comes. This is the best course of action near the end of the season, when it becomes well-nigh impossible to keep up with suckers anyway.
Tomato plants sometimes acquire odd growth habits, and toward the end of the season, new shoots may even start growing from the ends of leaves.


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WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Heavy showers and thunderstorms have resulted in flooding and the closures of several Westchester roadways Tuesday afternoon.
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No, I'm part of a GB club. It's just abit of twisted bjj humour.
No, I'm part of a GB club. It's just abit of twisted bjj humour.
While i have been back home I have seen a strange logo for one of the local BJJ clubs. Dont know what the story about it is, but it seems like a pretty cool logo.
Ours simple says Jiu Jitsu, Bushido.
Jui Jitsu has a few varying translations "soft yeilding art" or "Gentle Art"
Bushido = way of the warrior
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lol well according to wiki Anubis dictated the fate of souls. I once got told by a wise black belt at Carlsons that your belt holds the souls of all the people you have tapped.


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Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Viola Sonata c minor
Editor: Ernst Herttrich
Fingering: Klaus Schilde
Fing. va: Tabea Zimmermann
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Mendelssohn's viola sonata is one of his many early works which remained unpublished in his lifetime. The autograph is dated "d. 14 Febr. 1824". Thus Mendelssohn was 15 years old when he completed the sonata. It assuredly numbers amongst his most mature early chamber music works. The key already indicates the seriousness with which the composer set to work. The first movement is preceded by a short adagio introduction. The middle movement, a menuetto, retains the key of c minor and not even the trio with its chorale-like melody lightens the minor mood. The closing movement is an andante with eight variations. It is a welcome addition to the scant classical-romantic viola repertoire.
It is by no means Mendelssohn at his best, but a fabulous introduction to sonata playing in the early romantic style.
[ESTA Arco, 2013]
Opening a G. Henle Verlag text always elicits a pleasurable response - there's the telltale deep-blue cover with warm, brown text. The undeniably rich smell of wellprinted pages. The thick ruffle of exceptional paper quality. And just on par with the historically high-class print quality, the Mendelssohn Sonata in C minor for viola and piano found between these particular pages is exactly what you'd expect it to be: superb in every sense.
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Die Henle-Ausgabe erfreut durch eine wie immer sorgfältige Gestaltung, angenehm zu lesenden und zu blätternden Papier und wie immer mit einer lesenswerten Kombination von musikhistorisch einordnendem Vorwort und erhellendem Kritischem Bericht. Für die Fingersätze waren Klaus Schilde und die Ausnahme-Bratscherin Tabea Zimmermann verantwortlich - wer lieber seine eigenen Striche und Fingerstätze eintragen will, für den enthält die Ausgabe zusätzlich eine unbezeichnete Bratschenstimme. Was will man mehr?
[Ensemble, 2012]
Questo piccolo gioiello è ora facilmente disponibile.
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