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The Second City e.t.c. 37th Revue
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Celebrate the creation of our brand new show and get an exclusive look at The Second City e.t.c.'s hilarious 37th Revue! Under the direction of Jeff Award-winning director (We're All in This Room Together) Ryan Bernier, The Second City e.t.c.'s 37th Revue is written and performed by returning cast members Mike Kosinski, Michael Lehrer, Andel Sudik, Chris Witaske with new cast members Carisa Barreca and Brooke Breit. Kyle Anderson returns to the booth as Stage Manager and The Second CIty e.t.c. welcomes new Music Director, Alex Kliner.
Tickets for The Second City e.t.c. 37th Revue are available by phone at 312-337-3992 or online at www.SecondCity.com. The show schedule and ticket prices are as follows:
Thursday 8 p.m. $23.00 Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. & 11 p.m. $28.00 Sunday 7 p.m. $23.00
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I am a mother of three and went from 120lbs to 195lbs ive recently lost 45lbs with diet and exercise but cant get rid of the lose skin so now ill be able to get rid of it and im going to get a breast lift and implants with 425cc's i am so excited my surgery date is set for july 14th i cant wait. Well Im getting my blood work done this week and I have already started buying things I... READ MORE
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I Had a Mommy Makeover 10 Wks Ago and 2wks Ago my Upper Stomach Started to Stick out and when I Sit I Have a Roll Why?
I also have a indention where I have some stretch marks what is causing this and will it go away or will i have to have a revision ? READ MORE
I Had a Tummy Tuck 10 Wks Ago and Have a Bulge Above my Belly Button, Why? (photo)
My upper stomach sticks out further than my lower and i have no clue why. What could it be ? And an area where my stretch marks are have an indention why is that ? READ MORE
Bulge in Upper Abs and Pubic Area 7 Months After Full TT with MR, Do I Need Revision? (photo)
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Thank u. He said it was due to stretch marks. I'm happy now. READ COMMENT
Thank u and he said it was from my strech marks but i had more fat in that area so by him removing the fat it should go down even with my skin now just waiting on all the swelling to go down to see if it looks better. READ COMMENT
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Yes its so much easier, so far so good just brusing and swelling but i see good results. thank u READ COMMENT
I do have insurance now not at the time of surgery i dont know if i still could get reimbursed but i am trying to get my insurance to pay for the surgery center fees for my revison i am about to have. When i was younger my parents... READ COMMENT

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MUMBAI -(Dow Jones)- Indian telecommunications operator Bharti Airtel added 2.31 million mobile phone subscribers in March, industry data showed Friday.
As a result, Bharti's total mobile phone user base has grown to 61.98 million subscribers at the end of March, according to data released by the Cellular Operators Association of India.
In March, Vodafone Essar added 1.57 million mobile phone users taking its total subscriber base to 44.13 million, said COAI, which represents the 10 operators using the global system for mobile communications technology.
State-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL) added 1.64 million mobile phone users, taking its total subscriber base to 36.21 million at the end of March.
Idea Cellular added 1.13 million users and had 24 million mobile phone subscribers at the end of March.
Another state-run operator, Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd., added 120,020 new mobile phone users in March and has a total subscriber base of 3.24 million
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Taking Your Nonprofit to the Next Level: Online Tools and Resources to Grow Your Organization
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Tuesday, December 4, 2012 from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM (PST)
We love what you do in our community and can't thank you enough for the countless hours you dedicate to making our world a *briter* place. Eventbrite would like to treat you to an informational dinner featuring thought leaders who will share their insight on a number of topics to include social media, fundraising, and event planning. Join us for a delicious dinner at CHAYA Downtown as we share best practices and give you the low-down on how to make your fundraising events a huge success.
This event is intended for non-profit board members and those in charge of organizing fundraisers. Please limit 1 per organization.
In order to ensure a high attendance rate, there is a nominal fee for admission which includes dinner. In return, one non-profit will be selected at random to win 100% of the ticket sales from the evening to benefit their organization.
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Leila Najafi
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With a passion for hosting events and bringing people together, Leila has taken the LA event scene by storm. Since joining Eventbrite in 2011, Leila has organized nearly three dozen events and counting, to continue to build a community of Eventbrite users in LA. She has presented to a number of organizations including members of the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and Social Media Breakfast LA (SMBLA) to share her insight on the importance of utilizing social media and hosting events for growing small businesses. When she's not event crawling, Leila enjoys cooking, reading, running and exploring all the hidden gems in LA!
Filiberto Gonzalez
Founder - Social | Impact Consulting, LLC
Filiberto Gonzalez is founder of Social | Impact Consulting, LLC, a full-service consulting firm based in Los Angeles. After a twelve-year career in the nonprofit sector, Filiberto launched Social | Impact Consulting in 2011 to harness the power of social media/new media for nonprofits.
Filiberto has worked extensively on social media for social good initiatives since 2006. As a social media strategist, he has created high-touch experiences across several platforms, and has been a featured speaker at several social media conferences, including Social Media for Nonprofits, Social Media Day Los Angeles, Social Media Week San Francisco, and Social Media Tulsa.
In September 2011, The Huffington Post named Filiberto as one of '39 Inspiring Men' for his work with nonprofits and in the social good community.
Katie Burbank
LA East Community Manager - Yelp
Katie Burbank is the LA East Community Manager for Yelp.com. She educates the public on how to effectively use Yelp as a local resource, helps business owners navigate the inner workings of "claiming" their business pages, and expands Yelp's presence as a go-to site for the most amazing local businesses in LA. In addition to providing support to the Yelp community online, Katie also pens the Weekly Yelp (an email newsletter that features unique local hot spots), and partners with local businesses to host events for the Yelp community that encourage them to further explore their surroundings and patronize local businesses. She also gives stellar hugs.
This event is hosted and sponsored by Eventbrite LA.
At Eventbrite, we're passionate about bringing people together around a live experience. Whether it's a photography class or a sold-out concert, an inspiring conference or an air-guitar competition—we're true believers in the magic of events and the power of connecting people. Our service allows everyone to discover events and experience the excitement of bringing them to life.
We do this by making it incredibly easy to create, find or attend an event. We help you manage the hard stuff—such as registrations and selling tickets—and we set you up with the tools to help your event spread virally through social networks. It's event management, search, and promotion all coming together for the first time. We call it social commerce.
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Stacy Keibler's Stormy Shopping Spree
Refusing to let the rainy weather deter her, Stacy Keibler headed out in the Big Apple on Tuesday (October 9) for some shopping at Scoop NYC.
The former "Dancing with the Stars" contestant looked chic in a navy blue coat, beaded necklace, and orange pants as she made her way out of a yellow taxicab.
Recently, the former WWE wrestler moved in with boyfriend George Clooney. According to a source in Life and Style magazine, "She's 100 percent moved in with him, she spends her summers at Lake Como in Italy and all her stuff is at his place in Los Angeles."
The insider further explained, "While she maintains a small rent controlled apartment in West Hollywood, she uses it as a storage space for mementos and personal items. All her clothes are at George's and she never goes home."


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Big banks have copped to heinous crimes that have cost citizens billions of dollars.
Not surprisingly, no one who copped to watching these domestic divas in action wanted their names used.
JPMorgan asset advisors have copped to giving misleading, pocket-lining advice.
Beck copped to resetting the computer system, and was fired.
A string of former city vendors, subcontractors and administration insiders, who had all copped pleas, testified to the bribes.
copped a dozen of the dirty 'Uns back there, and not one of them had the courage to put up a fight--an' me single-handed.
"Why, he copped the copper's kale," Aggie translated, glibly.
Waited for me and copped me on the topper as I came around the corner.
We were billeted at an estaminet that had copped it pretty thick.
I copped it on the high seas—flotsam and jetsam,' says the 'roughneck.'
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Arrested: copped for stealing a baseball card
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From his column in today's USA Today:
Critics point to the Russian "occupation" of Crimea as evidence that no fair vote could have taken place. Where were these people when an election held in an Iraq occupied by U.S. troops was called a "triumph of democracy"? Perhaps the U.S. officials who supported the unconstitutional overthrow of Ukraine's government should refocus their energies on learning our own Constitution, which does not allow the U.S. government to overthrow governments overseas or send a billion dollars to bail out Ukraine and its international creditors. Though the Obama administration has applied some minimal sanctions on selected Russian and Crimean individuals, neither the U.S. nor the EU can afford significant sanctions against Russia. Global trade provides too much economic benefit to both sides.


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WASHINGTON -- The Smithsonian American Art Museum's exhibition on videogame art features 80 landmark games spanning the medium's 40-year history, along with video-recorded interviews of designers and programmers, as well as live performances, lectures and symposiums.
Museum officials said the videogame industry "has attracted exceptional artistic talent" and that games comprise "an amalgam of traditional art forms -- painting, writing, sculpture, music, storytelling, cinematography -- [that] offer artists a previously unprecedented method of communicating with and engaging audiences."
Featured games put the spotlight on classic coin-operated models and home console titles. They include Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Marble Madness, Super Mario Brothers, the Secret of Monkey Island, Myst, Tomb Raider, Final Fantasy and Super Mario Galaxy.
Exhibit contents were determined by 3.7 million votes cast by 119,000 people in 175 countries in an online poll. Exhibit curator Chris Melissinos, a former game executive at Sun Microsystems, said 240 nominees were selected based on new technology and striking visual effects.
The exhibit will be accompanied by a performance of videogame music by the University of Maryland's Gamer Symphony Orchestra on April 29. Atari founder Nolan Bushnell gave a talk on videogame history at the museum on March 16. | SEE VIDEO
The exhibit runs in the nation's capital through Sept. 30, then travels to 10 cities nationwide. A list of dates and participating venues is available on the Smithsonian's website.
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When she's not enjoying the peace and quiet of the salon, you'll find Stockholm-based nail tech and salon owner Lina Nyberg running between film and theater sets as a special effects makeup artist and mask maker.
When she's not enjoying the peace and quiet of the salon, you'll find Stockholm-based nail tech and salon owner Lina Nyberg running between film and theater sets as a special effects makeup artist and mask maker. "I always loved theater and films. I used to make costumes for the theater," says Nyberg. So it wasn't a great leap when, in 2010, she embarked upon a full year course studying wig-making, mask-making, and stage and character makeup. "I loved it!" she says. "When I was asked to do the makeup, hair, and masks for a musical version of Candide at a renowned Stockholm theater less than six months after graduating I almost fell over with joy. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life — right up there with getting a gold and silver medal at the Nailympics."
To learn more, she sought out internships in Sweden, but got no response. "The one reply I received was from George Frangadakis, shop supervisor at VGP Effects in Hollywood," she says. "He recommended I come to Hollywood where all the best special effects artists and teachers are.
"It was scary leaving my home and full-time job behind, but going to Hollywood to study for six months was truly worth it. I wouldn't have been able to learn all that I did in 10 years staying in Sweden. I learned advanced airbrush techniques, realistic sculpting, blood tubing, making silicone and foam latex appliances, and dentures."
Now back in Europe — jumping back and forth between the U.K. and Sweden — Nyberg has had numerous opportunities to hone her skills. "I've done bald caps, made fake tattoos for a film about biker gangs, done cuts and bruises for commercials, and even created an entire World War I zombie army for a music video," she says. "I love the variety and giving it my all. For several months, I get to live, eat, and dream my project, then it's off to new inspiration."
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See pics from inside Snooki's bridal shower!
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Watch Embarrassing Bodies again on 4OD >>
The penultimate programme in our week of specials sees the EI team rolling into Norwich to set up a clinic in the heart of one of the country's busiest shopping centres. This time the Docs are getting stuck into the Vagina, and there's no room for coyness ladies!
The first patients in the EI clinic are a group of teenagers who want to find out more about the embarrassing consequences of thrush. 75% of women get thrush at some point in their lives, and it affects everybody – from babies to grannies and a few fellas on the way through.
Then there's 42-year-old Debbie, who's come to see the Doctors after giving birth to a bouncing baby boy. Baby Samuel's doing fine, but Debbie's having to deal with the embarrassing consequences of a painful childbirth that delivered much more than just a bundle of joy…
The Docs are next putting periods under their medical microscopes, looking at the causes of period pain as well as the painful condition Endometriosis, where cells from the womb find their way into different parts of the body, with unpleasant consequences.
We're then reacquainted with 45-year-old Alyson from Monday's programme, who's all in a flap when it comes to exposing herself to her new partner. Fortunately, a consultation with Dr Pixie leads to a welcome resolution to her elongated labia.
The menopause is something that every woman must eventually go through. However, the period just before that, the perimenopause, is less understood, but can be taste of things to come. With hot flushes, night sweats and weight gain among the symptoms, Dr Dawn discusses some of the treatment options, including Hormone Replacement Therapy.
There's also a case of vaginal dryness for Dr Dawn to examine as well, with a novel treatment involving a vaginal oestrogen pessary. Thanks to the treatment, Susan and her husband can resume normal service in the bedroom.
Back in their London clinic, the Docs have a case of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, which affects over a third of British women, including high profile sufferers like Emma Thompson and Victoria Beckham. Jenni's in the clinic to be rid of the hair that's constantly appearing on her back and chest, and a course of laser treatment sees her much improved. They also have a woman whose overactive bladder is making her life a misery, but there's a novel solution more commonly associated with the world of cosmetic surgery…
Dr Dawn makes a house call on a women whose been suffering from a prolapsed rectum for years, and fortunately there's a solution to her plight – but it's certainly not for the faint hearted…
Finally, Dr Jessen is running a smear campaign in Norwich! He's targeting the 20% of British women that don't attend a regular cervical smear test. And he's not taking no for an answer…as three volunteers discover when he persuades them to have theirs done there and then!
And don't forget – you can watch our self-check guide to how to check your vulva by clicking here, or you can get the guide on your mobile phone by texting VULVA to 84444…
The EB team would like to thank:
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Wood Dene School
Marie Stopes
Michael Swinn
The Vulval Awareness Campaign
Tetbury Hospital
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Hello... Please can you help me, I so worried and embarrassed aswell. But I have a serious amount of white/yello(ish) discharge, quite sensitive and a little lump smaller than a cm. I've only noticed the lump yesterday but all other symptoms have been since Saturday. Please, can someone tell me what it could be and how to cure it. I'm scared to have sex with my boyfriend in case it hurts.
Hi, i'm having this unusual pain just right next to my vagina i'm afraid i might not be able to conceive or my might have problems with my period cycle..should i be worried? please help i'm only 20 years old and not sexually active .
Help please,to the point I can't have a relationship with my boyfriend,as it feels like he has little daggers or pins right the way along his penis,the pain is unimaginable it also causes my labia to become swollen,red and slightly itchy I'm 51 and need help
Please help, I am 20 years old and sexually active, recently I have found what feels like a 5p sized ball inside my vaginal opening, it's not painful, unless during intercourse, However it is uncomfortable, It's definitely not supposed to be there!! I'm too embarrassed to visit a dr or gp as the only ones on my uni campus are male,I did some research and it looks like it could be a Bartholin's gland cysts however it feels as if its more 'inside' than to one side
Please I need help, since I had my daughter .Things are not the same , it seems things has come down under my virginia.I have been to see my local GP about having pains in my abdomen, but they don't what is wrong with me.Please help.Thank you
I am really embarrassed when it comes to sex as my inner lips are bigger than my outer lips and I find it awful I hate it. I have heard that it's common but i really can't bare it.
I have lumps all around the vagina lips they are red around the outside of each lip and have white bumps in the center they are all clogged up in type bunches i have not had sex and am in my teens should i be getting this checked out?
I have recently discovered a small lump inside my vagina. It feels like it's not flush against the wall but almost like it's a bulge on the end of a flap of skin. It doesn't hurt or bother me but it is new and I'm a little worried. I'm 31 and had 1 vaginal birth. I had a clear pap smear a month ago
I have this lump fold of skin in my vagina when I was small now am 22yrs it is growing with me it seems its about to cover my vagina its not painful but I don't like it what could that be
I've had a second child (both normal delivery). Youngest is not 16 months and I'm down to only one breastfeed a day now. I don't expect my periods to return until b/f is over, as this was the case with my first. But this time, I've no vaginal discharge at all. Only after intercourse (which isn't that often at the moment!!) do I get anything. What I'm getting is sticky, green tint wetness with no smell. There is also a little cramping going on. I did have a poly cystic ovary ( very little symptoms)could there be a link? My worry is that the cervix is trapping 'waste' stuff in the womb. I understand that discharge is a natural way of self cleanse. My post baby smear was OK. Any advice appreciated.
It could definitely be PCOS! I went off the Pill last year and didn't have a menstrual cycle for a year until I started Metformin (my PCOS was caused by insulin resistance) - check your sex hormones and insulin response (ask for a Glucose Tolerance Test) from your doctor. Don't worry about the lack of menstrual discharge, your cervix doesn't trap anything. The uterine lining is simply intact and still connected to your uterus. It hasn't turned into "waste" material yet - it only detaches following a completed ovulation (which your body is probably not doing because of PCOS). Hope all goes well!


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Prior to 1921, as far as can be learned, there was no group of people in the Greenville area known simply as "Christians" who assembled themselves together to worship God in spirit and in truth as taught in the New Testament. There were a few families who were members of the Lord's church who had moved to Greenville, but were unknown to each other. Therefore, they were not assembling themselves together.
In 1921, brother and sister Jackson (Jack) Fennell, who were Christians, were meeting in their home in the Sans Souci area. Originally from Greenville, they had heard the truth and obeyed it, becoming Christians in Texas, and then moved back to Greenville. They contacted a church in Nashville, TN. for someone to come to Greenville. That church in turn contacted brother G.F. Gibbs who was helping brother Thomas H. Burton with the new work in Union, SC. Brother Gibbs came to Greenville and conducted a tent meeting on what was then called Old Buncombe Road (now Buncombe Road), near American Spinning Village (no longer in existence). It was during this meeting that the Fennells became acquainted with the families of two brothers, Joe and Milton Sparks, members of the church who had moved here from Hartford, TN.
At some later date, sister Fennell passed from this life, and brother Fennell later married a lady who was the mother of a young girl we all came to know and love as Exie Harris. Joe Sparks was the father of sister Elizabeth Sparks Craft, mother of the Craft family. By this, there is still a connection today with the beginning of the church in Greenville.
In March 1922, brother and sister Gibbs moved to Greenville and lived in the Sans Souci area. Most of his work, however, was done across town in the Mills Mill, Dunean and Judson mills area. It was in the summer of 1922, during a tent meeting near Mills Mill, that the McCoys and Turners were baptized. From the McCoy family we knew Annie Belle Moreland. From the Turner family, we have Pansey Durham, Jenell Lindsey and the late Julia Mae Moody. All of the began meeting in brother Gibbs' house. After this, the tent was moved to Judson, where among those being baptized were the Dovers, Dotsons, Upchurches, Morrises and Faubions. The tent remained at this location for about three months during which time a meetinghouse was built just off the Judson Mill village.
The Waverly-Belmont church in Nashville supported brother Gibbs with $125.00 per month for the 6 ½ years that he stayed in Greenville. They also contributed $1000 toward the construction of the meeting house along with another $1000 toward furniture for the building. Some of those pews are in a classroom at Edgewood still today.
Tent meetings continued to be held in 1923 and later. The locations of these meetings extended from Poe Mill to Piedmont and Enoree. A work was started later at Fork Shoals through a "Dad" Whitaker. It was during this time that the Pruitts were baptized. That work ended due to some events of which we do not have the details.
Judson became a hub for the preaching of the Word of God in the Upstate area. Other churches were established as a result of the work at Judson, among them being Duncan, Anderson, Spartanburg, and even as far away as Gastonia, NC. There were two additional congregations started in Greenville. First, in the 1940's there was the Central church which was located in a house on W. Washington Street and later relocated in 1955 to Poinsett Highway. This congregation disbanded and closed its doors several years ago. In the 1950's, the Augusta Road church was started by members from Judson. That congregation continues until today. From the Augusta Road church came the Northeast congregation under the leadership of Burl Curtis. There were some other individuals, who desiring to bind opinion as doctrine, left Judson and started the church that is now located in Berea. They hold to the view of using one cup in observing the Lord's Supper and are anti-Bible class.
Judson has had several gospel preachers to arise from among its members. In the early years there were men such as Henry Dotson, Oliver (U.O.) Dover, Brady Green, Glenn Moreland and Homer Craft. Today, other active preachers from Judson/Edgewood are Randy Lawless, Robert Morris and Gilbert Tripp. In between the beginning and now there have been several others who have preached also.
Prior to the start of the church in Union (about 1919) and then the Judson congregation here in Greenville, there was a group of individuals down the Fork Shoals Road who were attempting to be scriptural. There are no written records of this work partly due to the burning of the court house in which the records relative to the deeds were destroyed. Brother James A. Tripp, father of the Tripp families, was one of the outstanding leaders of this group. During the last days of this work, brother Homer Craft preached there until the building was taken from them and the doors locked by the digressive Christian church. It is known today as the Antioch Christian Church.
About 1959, the brethren at Judson began to look for property to relocate the church. The building had deteriorated, and the neighborhood had declined so it was judged best to move. The search was confined to the area between Easley Bridge Road and Grove Road. In early 1960, it was learned that the old Mills Mill school property was for sale. Bids were being submitted, and the church was given permission to purchase the property at the highest bid of $6,124.85. The property totaled 3.8 acres.
A building committee was appointed about a year after the land purchase. Those on the committee were Charles Hicks, Carl Lindsey, Dale McDaniel, Jimmie Tripp and Ernest Thigpen. A set of plans, developed by Charles Hicks and Dial Holder, were adopted by the business meeting for an educational building which was to be phase one of a two-phase building program.
A contract was signed with the Blue Ridge Lumber Company for $20,645.00. This did not include the heating and electrical work which was to be done by the brethren. A loan for $17,850.00 was obtained from the First Federal Savings and Loan Association. The Blue Ridge Lumber Company was also the one who provided materials for the original Judson building.
Groundbreaking was held February 11, 1962 at 12:45 PM. The opening day services were on June 24, 1962.
In 1964, the decision was made to proceed with phase two of the building program. Again, Charles Hicks was asked to serve as chairman of the committee consisting of Jimmie Tripp, Ernest Thigpen, Carl Lindsey and Dub Lawless. Again, Dial Holder assisted in the development of the plans.
Also, once again the Blue Ridge Lumber Company was awarded the contract for the construction. Later, it was found that they were unable to fulfill their contractual obligations, and a new contract was let to M.L. Garrett Construction Company. This contract excluded the heating and air conditioning work which was to be done by the brethren.
Groundbreaking for this phase was on July 25, 1965, and the opening day services were held on June 19, 1966. The first service was the ordination of elders. These were Charles Hicks, Carl Lindsey, and Joe Tripp.
This brief history has not been intended to be exhaustive. It was not the purpose of this writer to give all of the details of all the events in the life of this congregation. These are only some of the highlights that have taken place over the past 80 years. Much of the history has gone to the grave with those who lived those days and experienced the highs and lows of all that has happened. Much of the information that is contained in this writing was given to me several years ago by brother Gibbs, who took it from his diary. The rest has been obtained from various sources. To those who read these words, I hope that this will help you to appreciate your heritage and that you will want to continue in the "old paths" that those who came before have trod.
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Eric Bana has signed on for "Romulus, My Father"
Aussie actor Eric Bana has signed on to star in an adaptation of Raimond Gaitas' award-winning memoir "Romulus, My Father." The film tells the story of a young boy and his father struggling to build a relationship with one another after the death his mother, while starting a new life in a hostile country. Appointed to direct is Aussie thesp Richard Roxburgh, with Nick Drake wrote the script.
Bana is currently at work on Steven Spielberg's "Munich" opening December 23rd and also has Curtis Hanson's "Lucky You" scheduled for next year.


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Nalco in R&D pact with Rio Tinto Alcan
The two companies plan to take up several developmental research activities in collaborative efforts under this agreement, Nalco said in a statement on Monday.
Novelis may bid for Rio Tinto Alcan unit
Novelis, the international subsidiary of Hindalco Industries, could bid for the rolled products division of global metals major Rio Tinto Alcan as the Aditya Birla Group seeks to buy high value manufacturing pr...
NALCO in strategic deal with Rio Tinto Alcan
State-run National Aluminium Co Ltd said that it has signed an agreement with Canada-based Rio Tinto Alcan to increase its global presence.
Alcan rejects Alcoa, talks to BHP
Canadian giant Alcan is in talks with the world's biggest miner BHP Billiton as it seeks to escape a hostile bid from US rival Alcoa, the daily Globe and Mail said on Wednesday.
Alcan eyes more takeovers in India
Alcan plans to buy firms in India to gain from rising demand for aluminum in S Asia's largest economy.
Essel Propack eyeing Alcan's packaging unit
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Rio Tinto to buy Alcan for $38 bn
Rio Tinto Group agreed to buy Alcan for $38.1 billion, trumping a hostile bid by Alcoa to form the world's biggest aluminum maker.
Hindalco snaps up entire Alcan stake in Utkal
Hindalco has completed its bid to own Utkal Alumina, a JV it had with Alcan, when it agreed to buy out the Canadian company's 45% equity stake in the venture.
Hindalco buys Alcan's 45% stake in Utkal
Hindalco on Wednesday acquired 45 per cent stake in Utkal Alumina International Ltd from Canadian mining giant Alcan for an undisclosed sum.
India, China demand justifies Alcan price'
Rio Tinto's chief executive on Friday defended as good value the $38.1 billion price his company has put on Alcan, saying demand from India and China justifies the takeover plan.
Alcoa to make $27 bn hostile bid for Alcan
Alcoa said on Monday it would make a hostile bid for Canada's Alcan for nearly $27 billion, after talks between the two aluminum producers failed to lead to a deal.
Alcoa bids $27 b to acquire rival Alcan
Alcoa, the world's second-largest aluminium producer, made an unsolicited $26.9 billion cash and stock takeover offer for smaller competitor Alcan.
Areva bags Rs 550 cr contract from Alcan
Areva's transmission and distribution division today said it has got a turn key contract to build an electricity supply system for Alcan's new AP50 plant located in Quebec, Canada.
Hindalco says has first right to buy Alcan stake in JV
Aditya Birla group flagship Hindalco Industries on Tuesday said it has the first right to buy the stake held by global aluminium giant Alcan in their joint venture Utkal Alumina, but is yet to take a decision on whether to purchase the Canadian firm's shareholding.
Hindalco may put up bid for Alcan US subsidiary
Hindalco Industries, the flagship company of the Aditya Birla group, is learnt to be exploring the possibility of bidding for the US subsidiary of global aluminium major Alcan.


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Lord Isaiah Mackenzie, Steadholder Mackenzie, was a Grayson nobleman and the captain-general of Benjamin the Great's army during the Civil War.
Biography Edit
Isaiah Mackenzie was born on Grayson in the late 13th or early 14th Century PD, and had become the head of the MacKenzie Clan by the time the Faithful assassinated Protector John II. The Protector's young son, Benjamin, escaped to MacKenzie Steading, where he began to work with the Steadholder to build an army and win back his throne. (Companion)
He was the first – and for hundreds of years, only – recipient of the Crossed Swords to the Star of Grayson.[1] (HH5)
Legacy Edit
Isaiah Mackenzie Naval Academy was named in his honor. (Companion)
The pod-laying superdreadnought GSNS Isaiah MacKenzie was named after him as well. (HH9)
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AmeriCares Founder Bob Macauley Celebrates 25th Anniversary Of His Vietnam Babylift
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Robert C. Macauley, the Founder of AmeriCares, today celebrates the 25th anniversary of his historic orphan airlift out of Vietnam. A day after a U.S. Airforce C-5A crashed near Saigon on April 4, 1975, killing more than 100 of the children on board, Bob Macauley chartered two Pan American 747s to evacuate the survivors and hundreds of other orphans.
The orphans were being flown out of Vietnam while the North Vietnamese Army was gathering momentum for its drive to final victory. The roads near the doomed city of Saigon were choked with refugees. American volunteer workers assembled 243 war orphans at Tan Son Nhut Air Base for a last ditch evacuation to the United States. The infants and toddlers were loaded in the cavernous hold of the C-5A. The big jet lifted off but crashed 20 minutes later, killing more than 100 of the children aboard.
Within 24 hours of that deadly flight, Bob Macauley mortgaged his house to charter the two 747s to get the remaining survivors out of Vietnam, just three weeks before Saigon fell to the Communists.
"By the time my $251,000 check to Pan Am bounced, the orphans were safely in the U.S.," recalled Bob Macauley." "I gave my house to the bank, and it worked out fine. The welfare of the children was utmost on my mind."
Bob Macauley and his wife Leila are still very much involved in the work of AmeriCares, a non-profit disaster relief organization they founded in 1982. AmeriCares provides immediate response to emergency medical needsand supports long-term healthcare programsfor people around the world, irrespective of race, creed or political persuasion. Since its inception, AmeriCares has provided immediate medical relief to disaster victims in over 130 countries, and has already reached the $2.5 billion mark in life-saving aid.
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Peter David Interview
I had the opportunity to speak with writer Peter David at Dragon*Con 2000.
Peter David is the author of two Babylon 5 scripts, a Crusade script, and Legions of Fire, the Centauri Prime trilogy. The first two books of the trilogy chronicle the Drakh's control over Londo and the Centauri Empire. In these books David also develops Vir from his naive beginnings into a resistance leader who must make and live with some disturbing decisions.
"That wasn't easy for me to do because the character is very much an innocent, but Joe already set that into motion. Joe Straczynski had Vir be the one to kill Cartagia. He also had Vir taking great delight in the fact that Morden's head was sitting up on a pole. So Vir was not a blushing bride as it were by the time I got a hold of him. All I was really doing was continuing the progression that Joe had already started. So, in that respect, I thought that I was just simply being consistent to Joe's overall vision of what the character should be and where he should go."
J. Michael Straczynski provided David with an outline for the books, but David did not feel constrained by the creator's input. Straczynski's overall outline ran seven or eight single-spaced pages for each book. [See Clarification] "He gave me a great deal of latitude to work with, to bring my own spin into things. For example, he talked about information gathering activities, but he wasn't specific. So I chose to bring in the character of Mariel, whom I created - well, didn't create; Londo was already married - but who I gave name and personality to in 'Soul Mates' and made her a central player in the story. I did some things a little bit differently that he suggested. The outcome remained the same, but it was different from the actual execution. And that was fine. So the bottom line is I accomplished what he needed me to accomplish, but did so with my own voice and giving it my own spin."
Peter David, author of Legions of Fire.
Peter David has consulted with Jeanne Cavelos, who is writing the techno-mage trilogy. They have worked to ensure consistency in their portrayals of the mages. "I spoke to Jeanne regarding the use of the techno-mages, and two of the characters I came up with for my series - two techno-mage characters - Jeanne is going to wind up using in her own book." The techno-mage books will take place in an earlier time period than the Centauri Prime books. "She's going to have them as young mages."
The conclusion to David's trilogy, Out of the Darkness will be released in November 2000. "All of your questions will be answered. People want to know if David Sheridan is going to be in it. Yes. Will we find out what happened with the little present that Londo left for David. Yes. Are we going to see the final confrontation between G'Kar and Londo. Yes. All of these things are in there. All the future sequences you saw in 'War Without End Parts One and Two', they're in there. Everything. So, ideally you will come away from the book with a great deal of satisfaction that everything you wanted to know has been answered."
I asked Mr. David if he'd like to write in an area of the Babylon 5 universe other than the Centauri. "I'd love to do the Telepath Wars," he quickly responds.
David is looking at other avenues for more Babylon 5 work as well. "I've been talking to Julie Caitlin Brown about the possibility of doing something, a book that focuses on Na'Toth. She'd be working on it with me." David cautions that it's too early to say any more about this potential project, but he hopes it will come about.
Let's keep our fingers crossed!
I originally reported that J. Michael Straczynski's outline totaled seven or eight pages for the entire trilogy. Peter David has contacted me with this correction. My apologies for the misunderstanding.
"I didn't want anyone to get the idea (as some fans seemed to have garnered) that Joe gave any less than 110% in creating the storylines for the three Centauri Prime novels. I should have made it very clear that I was talking about seven to eight pages single spaced for each book rather than the entire series (in fact, Joe's outlines were around 3500 words each so, depending upon formatting, it might have been more pages than that.) Glad I had the chance to clarify that."
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The thermal pools The cleanliness was horrible. Dingy and smell of mold. The facility needs an update badly
The hot springs make it worth the price. We stayed for one night, but enjoyed two days on the hot springs and pools. We absolutely loved it and recommend it. Do not expect great food. Both breakfast and dinner were highly overpriced for the quality. Dinner was so disappointing, we spent about $100 for two entrees, one appetizer and two beers, but the ribeye was could barely edible, and the special nothing to brag about. They also offer a buffet by the pool for $39/person, which we didn't try. Breakfast for $25/person was also a rip off considering I only enjoyed the fruits and yogurt. The rest of the buffet was not great, so I barely touched it. They need to invest in better food in my opinion...
The surroundings were beautiful with the volcano as the backdrop. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Shuttle service to spa and springs was very timely.
Staff, room and Thermals are amazing. Area for guests only is very romantic and peaceful. Thermal waters in area for guests only was not as hot as described by staff. Due to rain, all bungalows were dirty and wet. Staff could have been more on the ball on that. Perhaps covering them with plastic sheets so they wouldn't get so wet.
It's a magical place that never disappoints.Very family friendly yet very romantic, too....They have also made improvements and updates to the Spa. The only negative thing is you are totally watered logged after 48 hours there. We only stay 2-3 days max. Then head to the Pacific coast.
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Ultra luxury accommodations if u choose the Rainforest room. What makes this place extra special is the Shangri-La, the exclusive hotel guests only portion of the thermal spa. Can't wait to go there again!
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Everything was perfect. Best service and facilities! Amazing! The breakfast is expensive
Had a wonderful stay. Great location to explore the rain forest of Costa Rica. Had a wonderful room with beautiful views. Fabulous bathroom with huge Jacuzzi tub and separate shower. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Great to come back to the resort after hiking, zip-lining and ATV-ing and relax at the hot springs. Will definitely return. Breakfast was very expensive. Buffet was $25++. The bill was $125.00 for our family of 4. We shopped in town and had breakfast in the room. Was still enjoyable. There was a fridge, coffee. Would be nice to have options for breakfast.
This hotel was the highlight of our trip. We went during the rainy season so we had the place almost to ourselves. View was fantastic. Volcano wasn't active but the view was great. Hot tub on deck was nice. Very nice manicured grounds. Walked the nature trail and saw some great fauna and foliage. We would definitely include the resort in our plans for our next trip to CR. This place was the nicest we stayed in on our whole trip.
I can't believe, The Lost Iguana is only rated as 4 stars!!! Perhaps, its because the prices are so unbelievably reasonable for a resort of this quality. The Lost Iguana is Casual elegance at it's best! Aside from the truly wonderful accomodation, with unbelievable attention to detail, (Hand painted sinks and bedspreads, private Jacuzzi's over looking the Volcano,clean gorgeous bathrooms, some with outdoor showers) , the promptness efficiency, and friendliness of the staff, is top notch. The food is as good as I've had anywhere, from the fresh Lake Arenal Tilapia Cerviche, to the Shrimp in Banana Sauce. The views from the rooms are National Gegraphic at it's best! I woke up to a 'Plumming Volcano' set accross a pink sky, and I thought I'd died and gone to heaven! The grounds are more like a tropical botanical garden than a jungle. There is beauty every where you look. And , the Spa is elegant indulgence at it's best.! (treat yourself, you won't regret it.) Staying at this Jewel in t...
A group of 6 of us stayed here on part of our Costa Rica trip. This hotel was our favorite. The huge grounds are simply gorgeous with many walking trails running through it. Very lush with lots of flowers. The sounds of the monkeys and birds would wake us up in the morning. We all had views of the volcano at night in which we could feel the rumbles and see lava from the volcano on both nights we were here from both our balcony and our bed. Our room had an outdoor shower and tub which was really nice to have. One of the pools is kept at 100 degrees which makes for a nice swim on a rainy night! The front desk promptly sent a golf cart to pick us up to take us to the restaurant each time we called. The food was good and the staff was friendly and helpful. We had rented a car so getting around the area was no problem. Tabacon Springs is very close and The Hanging Bridges (way cool) were just down the road. We would definately stay here again. I would hightly recommend this ...
Warm staff. Amazing grounds (you can walk to Hanging Bridges). Private rooms with hot tub on the balcony!! Can't wait to go back.
I only had one night at this hotel and wish I could've stayed much longer. Room I booked was a Standard, but there is really nothing standard about it. Very roomy, balcony, amazing room, bathroom was huge, I had a coffee maker and minibar in the room, coffee included and reasonable prices for minibar. My favorite was the spa, I had time for only one treatment, very relaxing and reasonably priced. They have quite a large souvenir shop on site, some original items. Lovely place, amazing views, highly recommended.
A MUST GO PLACE! Many guide books were very misleading about Costa Rica's 'rainy' season. We went there on honeymoon from 9/30-10/5 and it was sunny every day from 7:00am to 3:30pm. It only starts raining after about 3:30pm. Regardless of the season, you can't do much after 5:30pm anyway because it gets extremely dark at night (and night starts at 5:30pm). We had a fantastic time there. The hotel people were extremely courteous. There weren't many tourists so no place was crowded. The special Sep/Oct room discount was just awesome. Above all, the weather was perfect every day, surprisingly! (See pictures attached.) THINGS TO BRING: - Many $1 bills (USD) for tipping (maybe 40-50). All the touristy locations accept USD. You need $1 bills to tip people. $1-$2 tips are generally recommended for small things such as services from room keepers and drivers. $5-$10 tips are recommended for private tour guides. - Some $5, $10, and $20 bills - Sandals - Beach towel and goggle if you wanna swim...
I've waited so long to take the time to review this place because I had such a good time & have so much to say. For the positives, it's virtually never-ending: Pros: - Staff: friendly all around from reception to housekeeping to the bar to the restaurant to the gift shop. Excellent service & very resourceful (i.e. booking excursions)! - Ambience: EXCELLENT. You're in the rainforest, it's so lush, everything's located in the right amounts in the right places - Room: We had the suite as it wasn't much more than the a regular room. The room was SPOTLESS & had one of the best views I've ever seen. We were able to hang out on the balcony w/ the volcano front & center. Also, we had an outdoor tub, candles, matches provided. Also a separate outdoor shower! - Restaurant: pricey for dinner, but was good. We were allowed to bring our own bottle of wine after manager approval. The breakfast buffet had great variety, even let us pack something to go when we had leave early for a t...
This was my first trip to Costa Rica, and the staff made me not want to leave. I would like to keep this place a secret. This hotel should be star rated at more than it is. I have stayed at hotels in the USA with higher rateings that do not compare to the experience I had here. Very knowledgable staff that goes beyond your expectations to make your stay awesome.
We were sad to only have one night at this wonderful gem. The view of Arenal from our balcony was incredible; as if it was placed there perfectly amidst the lush foliage. We enjoyed the rain forest hiking trails on site and without having to pay extra for a tour. The room was spacious and clean. If I ever make it back to Arenal, this is where I will be staying.
The suites at this hotel are UNBELIEVABLE. They have huge verandas overlooking the jungle and the volcano, veranda soaking tubs, huge beautifully appointed rooms, and superb amenities. This hotel is an absolutely elegant gem. I would return in a heartbeat! The grounds are impeccably manicured, the wait staff superb, the food excellent, and the thermal pools fabulous. Four stars all the way.


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Southmoreland boys team overcame much in playoff run
The 2013 season for the Southmoreland boys' soccer team had a little bit of everything.
There was the joy of the school's first playoff win in a few years, the excitement of a 25-goal scorer and the uncertainty connected with not having a home field, which forced the Scotties to be "road warriors" throughout the season.
Coach Chris Hixson's team put together a nice 13-6-1 campaign which saw it upend Beaver in the preliminary round of the playoffs 1-0, before falling 4-0 to South Park.
"It was a pretty successful season," Hixson said about his first year at the helm. "We improved a lot from last year. It was a pretty nice turnaround. We won a playoff game for the first time in about four or five years. That was nice. Of course, we want to win it all, so there's a little disappointment, but only one team ends the season happy. They were very good."
Among those players on the team that were "very good" were Luke Zeleznik, who was an All-WPIAL selection and paced the Scotties with 25 goals.
Hixson and the Scotties depended a lot on Zeleznik for a great deal of their offense this season. The senior forward did not disappoint.
"It's nice to have someone of that caliber," Hixson said of Zeleznik. "Our other striker was a freshman (Isaac Baker). He had Luke to kind of look to, to see how he plays. Luke was a good leader."
A prime example of that leadership came in the Scotties brief postseason run. Zeleznik played in the playoffs and scored the teams' lone goal in the postseason not realizing he was battling mononucleosis.
Then again, that's the type of kids Hixson had on his squad this past season. Goalie Brian Shaffer, who backstopped the Scotties 1-0 playoff win over Beaver played through pneumonia in the postseason.
"He single-handedly won the playoff game," Hixson said of Shaffer. "He probably had 16 saves. He did his job. He did what was asked of him."
Hixson thinks very highly of Shaffer, calling him an "All-WPIAL-caliber goalie."
Actually, this group of soccer players had to deal with obstacles throughout the season. The first, and most glaring, was the lack of a home field. Russ Grimm Field was severely damaged by August storms, rendering the surface unplayable. The Scotties traveling road show did play three home games at Southmoreland Elementary School, but other than that had to travel. Among the schools that allowed their fields to be used as "home fields" for Southmoreland were Belle Vernon, Laurel Highlands, Hempfield and Greensburg Salem.
"It made things difficult," Hixson admitted. "It's more tiring. When you have a home game, after the game you're home in about five minutes. There were a lot of late nights. The seniors did a pretty good job of not letting it affect their play. I can't complain. They could have let it get to them and they didn't. They're a good group of guys. I had no issues. If I said something, they did it. They did the best they could. That's all I can ask."
Hixson did admit to having some sympathy for the nine seniors on the team, who did not get to play at home in their final high school season.
"They didn't get to play in front of friends, even a lot of family may not have come to the games," Hixson said. "I think the cheerleaders only came to two games. But they never complained once. They never expressed it to me. It was just business."
It also might be nice to actually get to coach a game at his home field for Hixson.
Along with the hope of having a home field for the 2014 season, Hixson goes about the task of replacing those seniors.
Among the players he will count on next year are Henry Riley (who tallied double figures in goals this past season), Regis Kaufman, Matt Kinter, Evan Myers, Cameron Walter, Caleb Garstecki, Baker and Kyle Rhodes.
"I'm excited," Hixson said. "It's up to them whether they want to put the work in. The ability is there. We were just three wins from a championship. Our main thing is trying to replace 25 goals (Zeleznik). That's where my sleepless nights are going to come from."
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Animal Kingdom , winner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I), turned in his final work of 2012 Dec. 28 at Palm Meadows Training Center in South Florida under the supervision of trainer Graham Motion.
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Right and wrong: Who has final say?
One key to understanding the way that Catholics approach moral issues and questions of right and wrong is to consider the sources to which they look for moral authority. Are decisions about right and wrong ultimately the province of church leaders like the pope and bishops? Or does moral authority reside with individuals deciding these things for themselves -- perhaps after taking church teachings into account? Or do both church leaders and individuals, working together, constitute the proper locus of moral authority?


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RUGBY: THE Pegasus first string who continued their unbeaten league campaign of 2014 by beating local rivals Stanford last week 24-12, produced another dominate performance in their victory over Brightlingsea.
They beat Brightlingsea 44-5 and now move into second slot in the Essex Two League.
Originally this game was to be held at Brightlingsea.
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We know the transition to college can be difficult. You are not alone. New Student Programs is also committed in assisting new parents and family members to the Triton community. In order to make a smooth transition and to assist your student, we have specific resources and a seperate parent and family orientation program.
Our Parent and Family Orientation is designed to help families assist their student in developing expectations, academic pathways, and easing the transition to the university. The program is held during the New Student Orientation program, but it is separate from the student program.
The Parent and Family Orientation provides parents and guests with information and resources designed specifically for them. The parent and guest sessions include financial aid, housing, coping with the college transition, campus safety, and much more. There is even an optional campus tour so parents and guests can see what being a student at UMSL is all about.
To Sign Up for Parent & Family Orientation
To register for the Parent and Family Orientation, please have your student add you under "guest" on the online orientation reservation site. There is an additional $25 cost that includes breakfast, lunch, a copy of the Triton Manual booklet, National Parent and Family First Year Experience booklet, and future programming opportunities for our new UMSL parents and guests. *It is recommended to register for the Parent and Family Orientation prior to the day of the session. This will allow us to have a quicker check-in process, and have an accurate number for implementing our Orientation program.
Parent & Family Orientation: What To Expect
- LEARN about the educational opportunities available to your student.
- MEET your student's academic representative.
- ENGAGE in an overview of campus life.
- DISCUSS timely topics with campus representatives.
- MEET and share questions and concerns with other family members.
- BROWSE throughout the Resource Expo offering a myriad of opportunities around campus.
Parent and Family Scheduled Events:
- Letters From Home- Family members will have an opportunity to write a letter to their student that will be delivered during their first week of school.
- Campus Walk- Participants will enjoy a walking tour of north campus.
- Parent & Family Reception- Family members will gain an overview of bookstore essentials including textbooks, apparel and triton technology. UMSL Student Affairs senior administrators will be present to meet new UMSL parents and family members.
- Sign up for Parent/Family E-Newsletter
New Parent and Family Checklist:
- Register for New Student Orientation and attend the separate Parent and Family Orientation
- Make a hotel reservation for your stay during Parent and Family Orientation
- Brainstorm a list of questions to ask at Orientation
- Contact the New Student Programs office if you have any special accommodations during Orientation
- Help your student complete the free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA.edu.gov)
- Sign up to receive Parent and Family Programs E-Newsletters
- Talk to your student about expectations and other big issues. Make sure to include:
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- Explore the Parent and Family Programs website to learn about events like Family Weekend
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'"It is an honor to be back in the NHL, Grigorenko said in the locker room after the lifeless Sabres 6-1 setback against the Canadiens on Saturday at the Bell Centre. I'm in a good organization. I'm really happy, the Sabres gave me a chance and I want to prove I deserve my place here."'
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Plantain Chips (Platanutres)
Recipe by Sharon123
Plantains are a member of the banana family and look like large bananas. They are hard and starchy when green, and are used much like a potato. They turn yellow, and then black, as they ripen. This is a yummy way to fix them! Prep time includes soaking time.
Top Review by SlipC
You have successfully explained how to make one of my favorite things in the whole world! My hubby is from Colombia, and I essentially learned to cook from his family, and this is one of my favorite things that they make (and that I have learned to make). When I first learned to make them I thought that it was too much work, but now think it is a breeze. I had never tried a dip with it before, but it was pretty good. My hubby didn't really like it with the plaintain, but he is a traditionalist when it comes to his "comfort foods". He did like it on its own however, with chips. I would just like to add however, that we always sprinkle the fried plaintains with a little salt and sometimes add a good salty piece of queso blanco with them. Oh, and when making these, the greener the better. When they start getting yellow they get softer and sweeter and you can't use them in this manner. Thank you so much for posting this, these things are the best!!
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 large green plantain
- 946.0 ml water
- 14.79 ml salt
- vegetable oil
Plantain Dip
- 59.14 ml olive oil
- 59.14 ml white vinegar
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 4.92 ml sazon goya (try my homemade version)
Directions See How It's Made
- Peel plantain, and diagonally cut into 1/8 inch slices.
- Combine the water and salt in a large bowl, stirring until salt disolves; add plantain slices.
- Cover and let stand 30 minutes.
- Drain plantain slices well, and pat dry.
- Heat 2 tbsp oil in a large skillet; add plantain slices and cook over medium-high heat, stirring constantly, until tender, but not brown.
- Drain well on paper towels.
- Mash each plantain slice with the bottom of a glass cup.
- Pour oil to depth of 2-inches; heat till good and hot.
- Fry plantains, a few at a time, until golden brown; drain on paper towels.
- Serve plantain chips with Plantain Dip.
- Plantain Dip: Combine all ingredients in a jar; cover tightly, and shake vigorously.
- Chill at least 2 hours.
- Shake just before serving.
- Yield: 1/2 cup.


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Deadly Discovery
Detective Ike Walters (Kerol Rae) finds himself in the seemingly bucolic village of Greentown when he pays a visit to an old colleague, his ex-partner Stetson Avery (Jack Rooney). At first, Ike believes he's getting a reprieve from the pressures and tensions of chasing down two-bit criminals, but he quickly realizes respite isn't in the cards when he ends up in the middle of a deadly game of cat-and-mouse. Walter Balzac costars.


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Iron Dust is an item from the Industrial Craft mod that can be used to create Iron Ingots. It can be created by putting iron ore into a Macerator. Each ore will grind down to two Iron Dust, effectively doubling the product. An alternative method is to craft it using Tin Dust and Copper Dust.
This can be very useful since Iron is one of the most commonly used materials in Industrial Craft 2 and far less common than Tin and Copper. Although it costs quite a bit of resources to craft, it may be useful when you're short on your iron supply.
Iron Dust has the same EMC value as an iron ingot, so you can efectively double you ingots value.
The following method will create a Small Pile of Iron Dust. Combine two of these piles to create a normal one.


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For the purpose of enforcing this article and the rules and regulations issued thereunder, the commissioner of labor, or his duly authorized agent, may at any time enter any employment office, or place of business of an employment agent or any premises occupied as an employment office, and may inspect the registers, cards or other records of such employment agent.


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It's a weird compliment. If twitter was unimportant then who cares. But because of its importance, people will demand more than platitudes. For now it's informal and leading edge thinkers like here on noisebridge. But as carrier iq found, things can go south very rapidly. Turns out they don't collect SMS and keystrokes but the damage is done. (nb: most carriers retain SMS content for at least 1-3 days)

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On Dec 6, 2011, at 11:20 AM, John Adams <email@example.com> wrote:

Honestly, our search just sucks.

There is lots of bitching (internally) about fixing search and we just haven't done it. Messages drop off after a day or so because the search system is separate from the main tweet storage db. That's why you see posts disappear after 24 hours or so.

Instead of:

https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/from%3Arabite

Go to

https://twitter.com/rabite

... and all the messages are there.

Big brother is not here and not censoring. Chill.

-j

On Mon, Dec 5, 2011 at 5:31 PM, John Morgan <email@example.com> wrote:

 I certainly can't say for sure that twitter was censoring, and it certainly could have been a bug. One of the biggest things i've personally noticed with twitter is I would see a bunch of retweets come through, and then they would disappear the next day. Only a few cases of tweets not coming out at all. The problem is not with twitter or their hard working staff; it's with big brother that is going to come in and do whatever they feel like with the cloud, including censoring twitter. The necessity for decentralized text messages is crucial if not today, in the near future..

Good thing I live in a Faraday cage, that tin foil hat sure gets annoying...

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On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 9:10 PM, John Adams <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:

On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 1:26 AM, Ryan Rawson <email@example.com> wrote:

 However, this situation may be actually the case. The patriot act
 gives the US Government wide ranging powers. One of the major powers
 is the NSL and accompanying gag order. Why a subpoena was used in the
 case you are describing is not clear, but almost certainly NSLs have
 been delivered to twitter and they have executed on it. What else is
 in the bag of tricks? Remember, the NSL gag orders threads are
 personal. That means if the sysadmin who is requested to pull data
 blabs, then the federal government will put that person in jail. Your
 legal department wont be able to do anything about it.

I understand how NSLs work. I (may have) had to respond to some of them (at some company) but I wouldn't be able to tell you if I (did or did not.)

Warrants are used for account contacts and Subpoenas for information to identify user accounts. The PATRIOT act allows for these requests but to order a company to censor?

I have never seen one with that sort of a request before, ever.

Yeah, I'd be very interested to hear about that. NSLs are used to obtain data, not block stuff.

Still, the fact that https://twitter.com/#!/search/realtime/from%3Arabite returns nothing *is* kind of weird -- an indicator of a bug, if nothing else.

I don't pretend to understand how the current terms of Weev's bail might intersect with all of this.

d.

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Thursday, 2 August 2012
Gore Vidal RIP
mars this otherwise excellent collection of quotes). But that shouldn't put me off more reading. The writer of The Guardian's obituary is pretty dismissive of his fiction writing, but I wonder if posterity will agree? Whilst I haven't read Vidal's novels for a long time, I suspect that' Lincoln' may have a longer lifespan than the more humanist social commentary of his contemporaries. Novels of ideas seem to have had their day as far as the Anglophone literary establishment is concerned. Maybe they are wrong.
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Rock star Bono from the band U2 talks to a computer watched by US Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, right, as they visit the ACS-BPS Computer services Inc. office in Accra, Ghana, Tuesday.
The pair embarked Tuesday on a four-nation odyssey: the activist pop star, Bono, bent on convincing the skeptical politico, O'Neill, that Africa puts Western development aid to good use.
''I come here to learn,'' promised O'Neill, who was talked into the trip by the Irish singer.
''Normally, when we hear a secretary of state is visiting, it's usually an all suit-and-tie affair,'' President John Kufuor joked, smiling at meeting the shaggy-haired singer in trademark blue wraparound shades.
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On Thu, 27 Jul 1995, Dave Barr wrote: > In message <email@example.com> > , Brian Hartsfield writes: > >On Wed, 26 Jul 1995, John W. Reames III wrote: > > > >> of a Perl 5.001 compatible version of Majordomo (this ought to be a FAQ...) > > > >The current version 1.93, works just fine with perl 5.001. > > Actually, no it doesn't. Perl 5.001 crashes when it runs majordomo, > and Majordomo needs to be modified slightly to work with Perl 5. > Later releases have fixed the bugs in Perl. > > The FAQ does explains all. (but no, the FAQ nor its author is not > clairvoyant to when the next time there will be a Majordomo release) Actually 5.001_M_ seems to behave okay. 5.001 from prep.ai hoses and cores (i have some things dependednt upon 5.xxx and i do not consider 5.00 to be a good comprimise between 4.036 and 5.001. needless to say, murphy's law dictates that the two conflicting programs (majordomo and a data munger) are part of the same project on the same machine. (what else needs to be said ? -john.


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The President of the South Suburban Branch of the NAACP alleges a director of the re-election campaign of Barack Obama has threatened and intimidated him because he doesn't support the president. He doesn't support Romney either.
He says it was suggested the NAACP should automatically back the president. Lowery notes a non-profit cannot support a particular candidate.
David Lowery says he was threatened during a phone conversation with Louis Raymond, the Illinois political director for Obama for America.
Lowery says he doesn't personally support the president because he's not addressing issues important to the black community. He said he was explaining that to Raymond when the Obama campaign official told him, "You know what? I know everything about you."
Lowery says Raymond added, "We've been watching you, and since you don't support Obama, we'll deal with you." before hanging up.
Lowery filed a report with the Oak Forest police report, he says, "in case something happens."