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An Indonesian court on Thursday found Amrozi bin Nurhasyim guilty of last October's Bali bombings that killed 202 people.
The court, however, said would pass the sentence later.
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Tonight marked the world premiere of Lovely Molly, the fright film helmed by Blair Witch Project co-director Eduardo Sanchez. When a newlywed returns to her long-abandoned family home, frightful reminders of a nightmarish childhood seep into her new life and she descends into evil that blurs the lines between psychosis and possession.
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This is supposed to be a hot trailer? It looks quite generic, much less what passes for scary.
Yawn. Must try harder.
Sweet! Can't wait to see it.
What a jumbled mess. Whoever put this one together is too close to the source material – there's no hook. So if trailers are supposed to the whole "first impression is the last impression", well …
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The Department of Social Work at Northwestern Oklahoma State University is pleased to announce that Monique Finley, Enid senior, was named as the 2010 National Association of Social Workers Student of the Year.
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There are many ways to define a mother. Obviously, she is the woman who gave birth to you. But she is so much more than that.
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As I have grown into an adult, my relationship with my mother has changed. She has always been there; dependable and strong with love and patience.
I doubt any of you have noticed or paid particular attention to this detail, but whenever I write about the North Carolina General Assembly's short session, I use quotation marks when using "non-controversial" as the powers-that-be like to describe it.
Non-controversial? What does that even mean?
Prior to my enrolling in the BFIT program—Better get Fit Instead of watching Television, doofus—I was just a ticking couch potato with a questionable ticker and sedentary lifestyle.
Sure, I relished my days in front of the Today Show, Dr. Oz, the 6 and 11 o'clock news, and tapping away at the computer in between, but that was January.
Do y'all have any idea how fortunate we are to have such a capable National Guard to protect us?
While they're often overlooked in terms of the different branches of the military service, the National Guard, under the umbrella of the U.S. Army, plays a critical role in protecting the homeland—both here at home and overseas in combat.
Natural disaster? They're here. Combat overseas? They're there, too.
Is every one in the state of North Carolina going to cut their hair into the same style?
If so I vote for the mullet. It's a hairstyle both men and women wear. It appears pretty easy to maintain—no fuss and no frills. It's short on top and the sides but long in the back. Business in the front, party in the back, people say.
The haircut could become like the state bird only it would be the state hairdo: the mullet. We can all look like Joe Dirt.
When it comes to spring cleaning and scrubbing and organizing my domain, I'd rather be chilling out watching "Hoarders."
It's another one of those ingenious reality shows, airing several times on Monday nights on A&E TV, that can make us feel really special and good about ourselves.
I mean, how can my cluttered little corner of the world compare to Barbara, who "trolls for stuff in alleyways and dumpsters," to add to the hoarding pile in her million-dollar home where "neighbors look on in disgust"?
In my last column, I mentioned my laundry was piling up; so was my housework because it is the time of year when I can't think of spending a waking moment anywhere else other than the beach.
The powers that be must have seen my mounting pile of laundry and decided to give me a rainy Saturday where I didn't feel the pull to be outside.
When I awoke I knew immediately from the pitter-patter sounds on my windowsill that I would not be spending a lazy day on the beach soaking in the sun, searching for sea treasures and walking the shoreline.
Oh-Bama, what a thing to say!
Turns out our president—you know the Harvard Law-educated, self-proclaimed constitutional scholar—has some, er, misgivings about the Supreme Court and its role in shaping law.
I guess Barack Obama missed the day Harvard law professors went over Marbury v. Madison, which was mostly likely the first year, if not the first week of law school.
When I heard about a new kind of coffeemaker that brews java one cup at a time, I thought it was a step backward in the wrong direction.
I mean, it took American pioneers (and me) centuries just to advance to a Mr. Coffee 12-cup drip-maker.
But as most morning caffeinated drinkers probably know by now, one-cup brewers are hot stuff these days. Just select your favorite flavor, conveniently packaged in miniature "K Cup" pods that are also trendy—and pricey, ranking right up there with a stop at Starbucks.
If you've never had a family member, friend or loved one who has been diagnosed with cancer, you're either very, very lucky or you're a liar.
I remember back when I was in high school, cancer was something that your friend's neighbor's uncle had. It seemed so foreign.
Then, when I got to college, it was something that happened to my friends' mothers. It began to get more real.
Year after year, it kept hitting closer to home until, last year, bam, like a smack upside the head, it did hit home.
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Have you ever noticed that Christians speak normally to one another, but when they speak to aloud to God they lapse into a strange language and tone? I call this "prayer-speak" and it's epidemic in evangelical churches today. Prayer speak sounds like this: Dear God, we need you. God, we just need your love. God, [Read More…]
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I believe that those people who are anti gun believe that if guns were illegal that the criminals wouldnt have them and thus the store owner wouldnt have needed them (correct me if that isnt your opinion //flash). But I think that anyone who believes that is failing to realize that this store owner was older and by himself in a fight with 4 thugs. They could have easily overpowered him and done anything they wanted to his wife and to him. The guns equalized this law abiding older store owner with four criminals the way a bat, pepper spray, telephone, alarm system, or butcher knife never could. Besides, even if they did make guns illega,l law enforcement would be powerless to keep them from the hands of criminals. Dont believe me? Look at cocaine. Illegal since 1914, millions of dollars spent on enforcement every month (US Army, Navy, Coast guard, DEA, Customs, Border Patrol, State and local law enforcement) and you can buy it in any high school for relatively cheap. What makes anyone think that guns would be any easier to stop from importation?
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I interviewed for this position. The Specialist described here takes on the product cycle from concept to maturity. The Product managers are actually the technical people who create the product and are not involved in the communication of the product to the target markets. My opinion, these specialists are probably under paid, over worked and are closer to generalists or managers. The name of the position is incorrect.
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I ended up being at the mall the day after you posted this and I tried on the cords too. They must have just come out or something cause all the sizes were at the store I went to but it's in a suburb of Vancouver, Canada.

In store they only had regular, which you know, and they also ran pretty short. They weren't as long as normal legging jeans from Gap but were noticeably shorter. Even on the mannequin, you could see it was a bit shorter. Anyways, just thought I would share my observations in case you were interested in getting them.shannonsaitohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-38099140344554183712011-10-03T15:44:56.701-04:002011-10-03T15:44:56.701-04:00I love your cords! I have a dark red pair as well!...I love your cords! I have a dark red pair as well! I am totally planning on wearing them this fall! As soon as this California weather becomes cold enough that is!
Also, I love your blog. I am a new blogger and your blog helped me get the courage to start my own!Em in the Sunhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-64814272067461467512011-10-03T12:48:36.775-04:002011-10-03T12:48:36.775-04:00I love cords in rich colors like this! I bought tw...I love cords in rich colors like this! I bought two pairs in a burgundy (a touch redder than the ones you're wearing here) and dark teal, from Delia's of all places! My only complaint is that their Morgan skinny is more like a slim bootcut. I'd prefer a slimmer leg, more like the pair you're wearing here, but otherwise I like the fit.LitLaurhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-57160856807906378032011-10-03T10:47:46.193-04:002011-10-03T10:47:46.193-04:00I just bought these in a Regular 0 and they fit gr...I just bought these in a Regular 0 and they fit great! I agree tho, they are rather short.Nicolehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-45613279537742170202011-10-02T21:50:18.450-04:002011-10-02T21:50:18.450-04:00jean!! please more hair tutorial+beauty tutorials ...jean!! please more hair tutorial+beauty tutorials =))email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-29655900630007377302011-10-02T20:28:15.216-04:002011-10-02T20:28:15.216-04:firstname.lastname@example.com. Let me know how yours work out when they arr...@R.L. Let me know how yours work out when they arrive! I disliked the 26" inseam because I'm suspecting cotton will shrink a little in the wash. I don't need scrunch, but any shorter from wash & dry and these will be too short for my legs.

@Anonymous calcho is right, they're just naturally highlighted from the summer. You could ask for warm brown highlights to be woven in (not streaky!).

@CynthiaC Good point, the inseam measurements are usually taken from a sz 6 (some sites list it out) so it makes sense the 00P measures shorter than the listed length.

@Michelle So glad you scored it on sale! I've been asked by my coworkers to stop (over) wearing it but it's such an easy neutral : /

@danica Please let us know if it shrinks, and if so, how much!

@JS Thank you! My job is not that fun...I work in risk & compliance.

@Anonymous Thank you for the suggestion - I'll keep it in mind for future posts, after I find my ideal boot. I agree ankle booties, esp in dark colors, truncate the leg at the ankle, but they are so chic that I'm ok with the reduced visual streamlining. I would ideally like a boot collection with ankle boots, flat riding boots that come an inch below your knee, and also classic heeled leather boots that hit an inch or two below the knee.

@ko0ty No hair products but while my hair is still damp (post-towel drying), I clip back the crown section and then pull it up and let it dry that way for extra volume up top.

@Anonymous I'm in my mid-twenties. I'm older at heart and enjoy the conservative style : )

@Roxy I had the same exact issue with the minnies! It would look better on long and lean legs, and I agree it's not a multi-season functional pant unless you live in warmer climate.

@Yulia I didn't wear this but snapped these photos to review the pants which I returned. With closed-toe shoes, this could be appropriate for a casual Friday at a business casual office.PetiteAsianGirlhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-65132261889505629162011-10-02T15:09:40.867-04:002011-10-02T15:09:40.867-04:00@grace The aubergine is COMPLETELY SOLD OUT in pet...@grace The aubergine is COMPLETELY SOLD OUT in petite AND regular! The store near me in Toronto has some left, but only in size 29 waist and up!CynthiaChttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-27413435036205593372011-10-02T14:17:00.416-04:002011-10-02T14:17:00.416-04:00@Nina - I think the color is sold out for petites ...@Nina - I think the color is sold out for petites online as is toasted almond, but still available in 00R. If you go to their store, they may have more available.gracehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-34429116645553020612011-10-02T11:54:56.578-04:002011-10-02T11:54:56.578-04:00Is this color in stores only? I dont see it on the...Is this color in stores only? I dont see it on their site. thanks!Ninahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-30757535629320432102011-10-02T11:50:20.797-04:002011-10-02T11:50:20.797-04:00I've been eying these! Very good review :) I...I've been eying these! Very good review :) I love cords and wear them all fall and winter...so comfy! I usually buy J Brand and find they have a good weight, but always have to hem them. Also, I've been trying to track down the boots worn by the model in the Gap picture...anyone have any clues?!? xxKellyKELLY MARKEThttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-57384120258564103342011-10-01T21:34:46.582-04:002011-10-01T21:34:46.582-04:00Haha...I have a pair of skinny jeans that I accide...Haha...I have a pair of skinny jeans that I accidentally got hemmed to this length. Have been too cheap to buy a new pair but it might just be time!

Was this a work outfit or a casual outfit (or something in between)?

-email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-81326269781443139622011-10-01T21:12:33.974-04:002011-10-01T21:12:33.974-04:00I absolutely love cords for fall. I actually like ...I absolutely love cords for fall. I actually like these on you but I understand how they could feel too short. I'll definitely opt for the 2R instead of 2P... 26" inseam is an awkward crop on me!!Erinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-66153061317564316122011-10-01T19:25:43.822-04:002011-10-01T19:25:43.822-04:00I really like the leggings. They don't look ch...I really like the leggings. They don't look cheap or cheesy. I have to get my paws on a pair!whichmewillibetodayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-82379370841622505512011-10-01T18:39:11.488-04:002011-10-01T18:39:11.488-04:00Hrm...my comment disappeared! Weird! Well, all it ...Hrm...my comment disappeared! Weird! Well, all it said was that I bought the same cords, but in rust, 00P. By the time I got around to ordering, the aubergine was gone. :(

Thanks for the recommendation!Alterations Neededhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-86336258631209033062011-10-01T18:00:46.498-04:002011-10-01T18:00:46.498-04:00I've been on the hunt for "the perfect co...I've been on the hunt for "the perfect corduroy's" since last winter.. so most definitely will be wearing them as soon as i get a nice pair! :)

http://taintedfingers.blogspot.com/Mr.Jovitahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-64295719144153078752011-10-01T17:24:48.780-04:002011-10-01T17:24:48.780-04:00Now I am going to go look at cord leggings are Gap...Now I am going to go look at cord leggings are Gap!Justinehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-3643086962984335142011-10-01T16:26:11.942-04:002011-10-01T16:26:11.942-04:00Hey! I'm Kate, and I've been a huge fan of...Hey! I'm Kate, and I've been a huge fan of your blog. That's why I awarded you with the "Tell Me About Yourself Award." Here's the link to participate if you'd like: http://prettykeenkate.blogspot.com/2011/10/tell-me-about-yourself-award-thank-you.htmlKatehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-51598256533448756362011-10-01T14:11:32.794-04:002011-10-01T14:11:32.794-04:00Jean, for what it's worth those do look fantas...Jean, for what it's worth those do look fantastic on you regardless of the length. I just ordered these in 00R the other day when they were on sale for 30% off. I had heard the petites were running really short, so hopefully they'll be just right (I have a 29" inseam with flats). I had a similar problem with J. Crew's bi-stretch wool Minnies in 00P - they had a 23.5" inseam! I mean, I know they're supposed to be ankle length, but I don't want to run around in crops during the fall and winter time! Sheesh. Also, LOVE the blazer. Can't wait to see your review on it. :)Roxyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-6879961822849422387.post-62672416540913838352011-10-01T14:03:03.606-04:002011-10-01T14:03:03.606-04:00@anonymous 8:45am actually, i don't think she ...@anonymous 8:45am
actually, i don't think she dresses too mature for her age. her outfits are chic, sophisticated, and trendy. i think she has great personal style and unique for her. a person does not need to wear revealing, low-cut outfits to show that they are young....and it does depend on where you are in life/your situation, that's how you'll dress. :)firstname.lastname@example.com


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Erick Dampier: Miami's new man in the middle.
MIAMI -- Erick Dampier should have been signed two months ago when he first met with Pat Riley and Erik Spoelstra before the Miami Heat's training camp. But that doesn't mean his arrival Tuesday in advance of Wednesday's clash with Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic didn't come right on time.
The Heat are hurting right now both figuratively and literally. The pain of their disappointing 8-6 start to the season has been compounded by the the loss of their leading rebounder, co-captain and resident tough guy, Udonis Haslem, for what might be the duration of the season.
On the same day Haslem had surgery to repair a torn ligament in his left foot, the Heat tried to regain their balance by signing Dampier to help fill their rebounding void and need for another big man with some semblance of a mean streak to bang inside.
Dampier, a defensive-oriented veteran center, has spent 14 seasons in the league being two things: big and, at times, bad -- as in you-don't-want-to-mess-with-me bad. But after sitting out all the preseason and the first month of the regular season while sorting through his free-agency options, Dampier essentially arrived at AmericanAirlines Arena on Tuesday with a warning label. Don't expect him to be a savior. But he can be a solid contributor to a below-average rebounding team that ranks near the bottom of the league in interior scoring.
The irony in Tuesday's roster addition was that Dampier joined the team that defeated his Dallas Mavericks in the 2006 NBA Finals. Many of the Mavericks on that team still struggle to grapple with how they squandered a 2-0 series lead by losing four consecutive games -- and a title -- to the Heat. Dampier was reminded of what he wanted to be a forgetful experience as he walked through the halls of the Heat's practice facility, which has floor-to-ceiling photo murals from that championship season.
"I was like, 'Those pictures should have been up at our arena,'" Dampier said, referring to the American Airlines Center in Dallas. "We thought we had it, coming in here at 2-0. I guess they wanted it more than we did. It was five years ago ... it's behind me at this point. You have to look forward."
The Heat begin a critical stretch with Wednesday's visit to the Magic, a home date on Friday with Philadelphia, then Saturday's trip to face Dampier's former team in Dallas. Throughout 96 hours, Dampier will demonstrate what kind of condition he's in and how much lift he has left. But had he been in Miami at the start of the season, it's unlikely he would have allowed Boston's Rajon Rondo to soar for an uncontested dunk in the signature play of that Nov. 11 home loss to the Celtics. And Utah's Paul Millsap would probably have had a few more painful trips to the free throw line thanks to Dampier, who might have slowed down the Jazz forward the night he torched the Heat for 46 points in Utah's comeback victory in Miami.
At age 35 and coming off an injury-filled season that limited him to 55 games last season in Dallas, Dampier won't solve all of the Heat's problems down low. But the moment he stepped onto the practice court with his new teammates on Tuesday, Dampier instantly became the best option among the five centers Miami now has on its oddly imbalanced roster.
How tough is Dampier? Last season, in a game against Oklahoma City, he dislocated a finger to the point where blood gushed out after his bone ripped through the skin. Damp's facial expression never changed. How efficient is Dampier's defensive production? The Mavericks gave up 3.6 points fewer per 100 possessions when he was on the floor last season.
Still, there was a reason Dampier was available. His story is that he was being patient and waiting for the chance to latch on to a title contender. The Houston Rockets, Los Angeles Lakers and Phoenix Suns –- teams that were also linked to Dampier in free agency -– might have a different version.
Yet there's little denying that he can help the Heat. Dampier has yet to make a shot, grab a rebound or commit a hard foul to protect the paint for the Heat. But he already adds more size than Joel Anthony, is more mobile than Zydrunas Ilgauskas, is slightly more skilled than Jamaal Magloire and is obviously more experienced than rookie Dexter Pittman.
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Retiring ABC News anchor Charles Gibson gets a going away present from the White House: an interview with President Obama.
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Making a crock pot whole chicken is an easy way to prep for paleo lunches and dinners throughout the week.
It's the beginning of another hectic week. One of the best ways to prepare for the week ahead is to cook a whole chicken to use for different meals. Roasting a chicken in the oven is great if you're home — and something I do a lot on the weekends. But if you're running around all day, crock pot whole chicken is a great alternative. It's an easy, healthy chicken recipe. And a great way to prep for paleo lunches and dinners throughout the week.
Cooking a whole chicken in the crock pot is simple. I use the same ingredients as my herb lemon garlic roast chicken, with the addition of some vegetables to create a rack in the bottom of the slow cooker. This is my go-to flavor combination for poultry. It works well as a base for any sauces added later. And I always have the ingredients in my pantry.
So try this slow cooker whole chicken to make your week easier. And for more healthy chicken crock pot recipes, check out paleo crock pot chicken soup and crock pot chicken stock.
- 2 carrots cut in chunks
- 2 celery stalks
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- 1 lemon halved
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- kosher salt and freshly ground pepper to taste
Cut carrots, celery and onion into large chunks and line bottom of slow cooker.
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Over the years, The University of Arizona has jettisoned some of its grass lawns in favor of desert landscaping. While this has cut down on the amount of water the UA has used on campus plant life, its created another landscaping problem in its wake.
One example is Fourth Street, which travels through the southern end of campus from Highland to Park. When it rains, water coming off the roofs and through downspouts of the buildings lining Fourth Street erodes the sand and gravel, washing some of it onto the sidewalks and into the street.
Except on a small patch of ground between the sidewalk and the Family and Consumer Sciences building, where piles of rocks and earth have been contoured to catch and retain rainwater. The design catches runoff and irrigate the plants there instead of flooding the street.
This bit of landscaping is the product of hydrologist Jim Riley, an associate professor of soil, water and environmental sciences, and the students who have taken his rainwater harvesting class.
Riley, whose office sits on the third floor of the Family and Consumer Sciences building, said several years ago a student came to him saying that there was money for students to work on water harvesting on campus, but that there should be an education component to the project.
Riley said if the project was funded, he would teach the class. It was, and this coming spring semester will be the fourth time he has taught it. With the help of UA Facilities Management, Riley and his students have slowly begun to transform one piece of the campus landscape. As other parts of the campus are added, the impact could be considerable.
"We did a study (funded by the Environmental Protection Agency) of 20 one-square-mile sections in Tucson and estimated how much rain falls on those areas," he said. "Then we asked Tucson Water how much potable water they deliver there."
What Riley found, to his surprise, was that the amount of rainfall equaled about three-fourths of the potable water that the city of Tucson was bringing in.
"I was expecting about 10 percent," he said. "This is a significant amount of water, even here. The thought that 'We live in the desert and it doesn't rain much and when it does it doesn't amount to much, and when it does, it just runs down the street so we're not wasting much in the way of resources.' Well, it turns out that it does.
"The point is that water harvesting shouldn't be thought of as conservation. It should be another source of water, along with the ground water aquifers, the Central Arizona Project and reclaimed water."
Riley's classroom project is an example of passive water harvesting. The new additions to the College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and the College of Optical Sciences incorporate passive water harvesting features as well.
So does the UA Visitor Center, which also has active water harvesting. Those are the large tanks, or cisterns, that collect and store runoff from the center's roof for later use.
The class Riley teaches incorporates some manual labor in moving rocks and dirt, figuring out whether the design works, and then moving more rocks and dirt until it all works.
"It's a three-unit class, and some of the instruction is on the end of a shovel. Projects are part of the class," he said, and noting that he's been surprised by the interest and enthusiasm the students have shown.
"We use (Tucson author) Brad Lancaster's book at the text and have him lecture when he can. Brad says it's about how you see things. Little things that you've seen all your life that at first didn't seem to be anything wrong. The notion that water should run off the sidewalk and into the ground, and not the other way around."
"Water harvesting is amazing and people are becoming more aware. It's shaping the land to keep water from running into the street. What you want is to keep it on the property, help reduce flooding and improve the water use on your own property."


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It may seem hard to swallow, but that tall glass of ice water you had with dinner last night also may have helped refresh a thirsty brontosaurus eons ago.
Contrary to popular belief, water is not a renewable resource. It is finite. The water you use today is literally the same water that existed on the planet billions of years ago. Nature recycles water. It doesn't make new.
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In the last decade of the 20th century alone, the earth's population increased by more than one billion people. At present rates, over the next 50 to 90 years the world's population will more than double. The demand on water supplies is growing exponentially. Clearly, understanding and using scarce water resources wisely is vital. Our very survival as a species depends on it.
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Count the ways you and your family use water. Drinking. Cooking. Bathing. Doing laundry. Housecleaning. Watering the lawn. Washing the car. Giving the dog a bath. In industrialized countries, the average family of four consumes 250 gallons of water each day.
But that's only a small part of the water usage picture. So many of the things that we take for granted, things that make our lives easier, also depend on water—vast quantities of water
Consider that it took approximately 100,000 gallons of water to manufacture your family's car. The newspaper that landed on your doorstep last Sunday morning soaked up 280 gallons of water just to print. And that five-pound sack of flour sitting on your kitchen shelf required 375 gallons of water to produce. In the United States, water consumption increased by more than 100 percent in the last half century. In the same period, it rose by more than 500 percent in Europe and 300 percent in Africa. Many experts predict world consumption will double by 2020.
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You're not alone if you're concerned about the water you and your family drink. A survey by the Water Quality Association found that three-quarters of Americans don't believe their household water supply is as safe as it could be. In a recent USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll, 47 percent of respondents reported they won't drink water straight from the tap.
Environmental problems have an enormous impact on water quality. Water runoff from industrial plants and farms, acid rain and other forms of pollution have tainted groundwater and surface water supplies in many areas of the world. Population growth, urban and suburban sprawl, and industrial and agricultural expansion continue to stress fresh water supplies.
Water contamination problems, epidemic in the developing world, also routinely occur in highly industrialized nations. In the last half dozen years, numerous cases have been recorded in the United States, affecting tens of millions of consumers in more than 1,000 communities.
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Here in Quebec we had an other snow storm today….... I remember last year I was wearing shorts,(30 degree Celsius) at this time….... so I would like to share one of my composition I made about 14 years ago (an other long winter) just to bring back how I felt about winter that time and how I STILL FEEL ABOUT WINTER NOW….Winter, please go away, you've been here far to long!!!! LOL!
The song is called "J'haïs l'hivers"(translation:"I hate winter") from my band HIDE & SEEK. I know some of you won't understand the french lyrics but the slide show will give you a good enough idea of what I mean!Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpoeA2gQjjQ
Spot on haha. Presque fini, on lâche pas!


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The land upon which the Mimico Branch Asylum was built, "Broken Front," consisted of Lots 5 and 6. They were among the first to be surveyed to be acquired in the Township of Etobicoke. Lot 5 was first bought from the Crown by Daniel Stewart in 1804. Later, it was in the possession of the Goldthrope family who operated a farm here until 1888, when Benjamin Goldthrope sold to the Crown for $2,000.
Lot 6 was deeded to Samuel Smith, Esquire, by the Crown in 1806. When he died in 1833, it passed through the hands of various investors. The last of these investors was Hugh McNeil, who purchased the property in 1849. Upon his death around 1860, the land became the possession of his son, Hugh J. McNeil. He mortgaged it to secure his brother's interest in 1880 and continually remortgaged it until 1901 when he finally defaulted on his payments. Two years later, his creditor turned it over to the collections agent who quickly sold it to the Crown, and subsequnetly the patients began to farm it.
By 1888, the Administration Building in the centre has been constructed, along with six cottages, all using unpaid patient labour. Three southern cottages house female patients, while the other three, north of the Administration Building, provide accomodation for male patients. Notice the physical isolation of the asylum in relation to the nearby community.
Between 1888 and 1892, patients continue to expand the physical plant of the asylum, which now includes the Administration Building, five cottages for female patients, another five for male patients (the last one on each side is intended for the criminally insane patients, containing only single occupancy cells, both built in 1892), the Carriage House (1892), the cricket oval (1896), the Gatehouse (1893 or 1910), the Superintedent's Residence (later known as the Cumberland House, 1896), the Assembly Hall (used for religious worship as well as entertainment, 1898), the Centre Building (multiple purposes, including carpentry shop, fire hall and staff bedrooms, the date of construction is unknown), and various storage facilities, located just west of the asylum.
By 1936, all of the construction has been completed. It includes the erection of Lake House, which was erected in 1912 in order to provide on-site housing for staff, as well as the Power House (1930 or 1937), additional storage facilities, sewage disposal, and two separate pavillions for male and female patients, located near the shore.
In 1903, the Government of Ontario acquired the 76-acre farm of H.J. McNeil, a provincial creditor, located on the lot just west of the asylum grounds. This land was to be cultivated by the patients as a form of therapy, and, therefore, they were uncompensated. In 1931, due to the severe overcrowding of the asylum, extensions are constructed on Cottages 1, 2 and A, B, joining them together. This map also provides a good outline of the underground tunnel network.
This is what the asylum looks like just a few years prior to the closing on September 1, 1979. Some structures have been changed purposes and have been subsequently renamed. The Superintendent's Residence is now a school, attended by the patients from the Child and Adolescent Unit. The Nurses' Residence has become the Humber Building, and the Moorhouse, a patient lounge, was opened April 20, 1968.
The grounds of the asylum just a year before closing. Farming is discontinued in the 1950s and the former McNeil farm is later sold to the Teachers' College
early 1990s
The grounds of the asylum in the early 1990s, most likely during the transfer of the land to Humber College, which constructed the present Lakeshore Campus. The former orchard, still surviving today, is visible in the southwest corner of Lakeshore Boulevard West and Kipling Avenue.
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By Steve DiMeglio, USA TODAY
MARANA, Ariz. In September, Sweden's Henrik Stenson provided the final dagger with a 6-foot putt in Europe's rout of the USA in the Ryder Cup. Three weeks ago, he held off Tiger Woods and Ernie Els to win the Dubai Desert Classic. Sunday, Stenson left the entire golf world in his wake with a 2-and-1 victory against defending champion Geoff Ogilvy to win the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship at Dove Mountain.
Continuing a steady climb into golf's upper echelon after losing his swing six years ago, Stenson made an eagle and seven birdies in the 36-hole final to halt Ogilvy's streak of 11 consecutive match wins in the tournament.
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On a warm, windless day in the desert highlands north of Tucson, Stenson found himself 2 down in the morning and afternoon sessions but won four holes starting at the 27th. He closed out Ogilvy with birdies on the final two holes.
"I don't remember being this tired," Stenson, 30, said. "I'm almost too tired to be happy. It's been a long week, and a good week."
A week in which he beat six opponents, cashed in for $1.35 million and moved up four spots to No. 5 in the world rankings with his first win on the PGA Tour, one of nine worldwide victories.
Stenson also became the first Swede to win a WGC event, moved to the top of the European Order of Merit and joined Darren Clarke as the only European players to win this event.
"I was struggling with my game big-time this afternoon," he said. "But somehow I managed to fight my way through the round."
Ogilvy, 29, the reigning U.S. Open champion, couldn't fight off a balky putter and missed six putts inside 8 feet.
"If I putted well, I don't think I would have lost," said Ogilvy, who earned $800,000. "Don't get me wrong; Henrik played very well. He can win anything he wants. He hits it long, he putts well and he isn't afraid to win tournaments. Everybody out here knows he's a good player."
Stenson was far from a good player six years ago. He lost his swing in 2001, crashed to 176th on the European Order of Merit in 2002 and was so bad in 2003 that he ran out of golf balls at a tournament.
"I wouldn't mind being the first Swede to win a major championship," Stenson said. "That's the two childhood dreams that I had: playing in the Ryder Cup and winning the British Open or any of the majors."
In the 18-hole consolation match, Trevor Immelman defeated Chad Campbell 4 and 2.
The key for Stenson turned out to be the 334-yard 12th. He bladed a sand wedge to roll in a 25-foot birdie in the morning for a 1-up lead, then blasted out to 6 feet for birdie in the afternoon to take the lead again.
This time, Stenson didn't lose it.
As badly as Ogilvy faded on the closing holes, he showed why has done so well in this format. The 29-year-old Aussie flew the green on the 13th, only to make a 12-foot par putt to halve the hole. Ogilvy short-sided himself in the bunker on the par-3 14th and blasted out 18 feet by the hole, but again made par to save within one.
Stenson gave him a thumbs-up sign walking off the green, then buried him two holes later with the 8-iron that plopped down next to the hole. Even then, Ogilvy didn't go quietly. He followed with an 8-iron to 6 feet, but missed the putt to the left.
The tournament put a cap on 7,500 tickets for the final round, although only about half that many fans chased after Stenson and Ogilvy in the afternoon sunshine at The Gallery, when neither played led by two the entire match.
The tone of this topsy-turvy match was set in the chilly sunrise hour about Tucson.
Stenson won the first two holes by hitting his 226-yard approach into the par-5 first to 10 feet for eagle, and sticking a wedge to 5 feet on the next hole for a birdie that Ogilvy conceded.
The Aussie fired back by winning the next four holes, no shot more spectacular than his 3-wood from 296 yards with the wind at his back that rolled a yard past the cup. He completed his four-hole streak with a wedge that one-hopped off the flag at No. 6 and rolled back 8 feet away for another birdie.
The first time they halved a hole was with pars on the par-3 eighth.
Stenson regained the lead on the 12th hole in the morning, which proved pivotal. He had a tight angle to the flag over a bunker, and it spun back against the collar. Using the blade of his sand wedge, Stenson rolled in a birdie from 25 feet for a 1-up lead when Ogilvy pulled his 5-footer to halve the hole.
More momentum swings followed in the afternoon, but not from good golf.
Ogilvy won the first two holes and squared the match on Stenson's three-putt. Ogilvy three-putted the next hole, then tied the Swede again when Stenson hit onto a cart path, then over the green and took bogey on the sixth.
Stenson fell two holes behind with a three-putt, only for Ogilvy to return the gift on the ninth.
Just as Ogilvy became better know by winning last year at La Costa, perhaps the same attention awaits Stenson, whose goal at the start of the year was to get into the top 10.
The Associated Press contributed to this report


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Let's consider the validity of arguments made by the North of El Camino Association (NEC).
• These parents knew they would have to provide transportation for their children to and from school when they purchased (or rented) their homes. This decision was made so their children could benefit from high-quality schools, many without paying into the property tax base and school bond assessments. A similar example could be people who move into a home close to an airport, or freeway, and then complain that there is too much noise and others should be inconvenienced or pay the cost to mitigate their situation.
• The NEC families, by necessity in most cases, are already driving their children to and from school. Yes, it is inconvenient to drive six to eight minutes longer, but this does not dramatically increase traffic and congestion (as does redistricting students who can now safely walk to school).
• The NEC is not a contiguous boundary. It is separated, in most areas, by very large commercial development.
• As to economic and social diversity, it would seem that disbursing students from north of El Camino among multiple schools (more than two) is much more desirable. This is not a matter of discrimination. It is a matter of common sense.
I am particularly concerned about the effect of redistricting on neighborhoods where kids currently can walk to school, such as the Hollingsworth to Gilmore area of Mountain View, the Monroe Park area of Palo Alto, and the neighborhood south of Santa Rita in Los Altos.
Having lived on Almond Avenue for nearly 30 years, I have watched school traffic increase and have observed vehicle-versus-pedestrian accidents. How can any Los Altos resident condone increased traffic congestion at or around our schools?
At a time when we are encouraging children and their parents to conserve energy, reduce pollution, get more exercise, and reduce childhood obesity problems, redistricting youngsters who can safely walk wastes energy, increases pollution and deprives both children and adults of an opportunity for regular, healthy exercise.
I urge the Los Altos School District board to see through the political games offered by some district residents. Make the important principles — safety, health and minimizing total traffic — central to the redistricting decision.
Jarin Feldstein lives on Almond Avenue in Los Altos.


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Second, remember that victory comes only from God. We have to exert all efforts with preparations, stimulation and jihad. God said, 'O believers, if you fight for the sake of God, God will grant you victory and make your standing firm'. Therefore, you are obligated to hurry up to ask for God's forgiveness from all sins, especially the great ones. The Prophet said, 'Avoid falling in the seven great sins, which are: believing in any but God, magic, murder, usury, stealing orphans' money, fleeing from battle, slandering believing women ... besides, drinking alcohol, adultery, not obeying the parents and false testimony'. You should be obedient in general.
Third, we recognised after fighting and defending ourselves from the American enemy that it depends on its fighting mainly in psychological war for the huge propaganda machine it has, and it also depends on the heavy air bombing. America uses these two in order to hide its soldiers' weaknesses, which are fear, cowardice, and lack of fighting spirit. These soldiers are totally convinced in their unjust cause and their unjust lying government. They also lack a just cause to fight for its sake.
They are fighting only to serve the interest of those who have the capital, arms dealers, oil owners, including the criminal gang in the White House. Adding to that, those who keep their personal envoys, Bush the father.
We have recognised that one of the best, effective, and available means to devoid the aerial force of the crusading enemy of its content is by digging large numbers of trenches and camouflaging them in huge numbers, as I previously referred to in my past talk of the Tora Bora battle last year. Such a great battle where the faithful achieved victory over all material forces. We did that by holding firm our principles, and with God's help.
I will recall one part of such a great battle to prove how much they (American soldiers) are cowards, in one side, and how effective are these trenches in depleting them from another side. We were 300 mujahideen (holy fighters). We were digging 100 ditches spread over an area of one mile only. The range is one ditch for every three brothers. To avoid grave human losses during the air bombing as our centres were exposed - in the first hour of the American warfare in October 7, 2001 - to a heavy concentrated shelling, which then turned sporadic during the middle of Ramadan. Then on Ramadan 17, the shelling turned to a very heavy one, especially after the American command was certain that some of al-Qaeda leaders are in Tora Bora, including the poor slave (talking about himself) and the holy fighter doctor Ayman el-Zawahri.
The bombing lasted 24 hours a day. No second passed without aircrafts passing over our heads day and night, as the headquarters in US Defence Ministry with all other allies had nothing to do but to bomb and destroy that tiny spot and clear it from existence. The aircrafts were spilling bombs over us, especially after it finished its main mission in Afghanistan.
The American forces were bombing us with smart bombs, cluster bombs, and bombs which invade caves. B-52 aircraft were flying every two hours over our heads and throwing each time, 20 to 30 bombs. The modified Sinmo 13 aircrafts were bombing us daily with new bombs. Despite such a heavy shelling with the horrible propaganda, the first of its kind, on such a small zone surrounded from all sides, in addition to the forces of the hypocrites which were pushed to fight us for a continual half a month, which we faced their daily waves, despite all that, they (American soldiers) turned back carrying their killed and injured soldiers. The American troops couldn't dare to invade our bases, which indicates their cowardice, fear, and the false myths they spread concerning their military capabilities.
The conclusion is an enormous defeat for the coalition of the international evil with all its forces facing such a small group of mujahideen, 300 only in ditches in an area of one mile, in a temperature of 10 degrees below zero.
The result of that battle was six per cent injuries among the individuals, whom we ask God to consider as martyrs, and injuries inside the ditches were two per cent only, thank God.
If all the evil global powers were not capable of defeating one simple mile occupied by mujahideen using very poor equipment, how can such evil powers triumph over the Islamic world?
This is impossible, God willing, if they hold their faith in their religion, and were determined to fight for the sake of God.
Our mujahideen brothers in Iraq, don't worry about American lies concerning their power and their smart bombs and laser ones. Such smart bombs have no use among the mountains, trenches, plains, and forests. They need an obvious target.
As for the well-camouflaged trenches, the smart or the idiot bombs can't do anything to it. The only way is haphazard bombing which depletes the enemy's ammunition and the enemy's money. So go and dig many trenches as it was mentioned before in the holy book, 'Take the earth as your shelter.' Such a way will deplete all your enemy reserves in a few months. As for their daily production, that is easy to bear, God willing.
We advise about the importance of drawing the enemy into long, close and exhausting fighting, taking advantage of camouflaged positions in plains, farms, mountains and cities. The enemy fears the most the town fights and street fights. Such fighting would cause the enemy huge losses of souls.
We stress the importance of martyrdom operations against the enemy, these attacks that have scared Americans and Israelis like never before.
We also make it clear that anyone who helps America, from the Iraqi hypocrites (opposition) or Arab rulers, whoever fights with them or offers them bases or administrative assistance, or any kind of support or help, even if only with words, to kill Muslims in Iraq, should know that he is an apostate and that (shedding) his blood and money is permissible (in Islam).
God said (in the Koran): 'Oh believers, do not take Jews or Christians as your masters. They are loyal to each other. Those who follow them is one of them. God does not proselytise the unjust nations.'
I also assure those true Muslims should act, incite and mobilise the nation in such great events, hot conditions, in order to break free from the slavery of these tyrannic and apostate regimes, which is enslaved by America, in order to establish the rule of Allah on Earth. Among regions ready for liberation are Jordan, Morocco, Nigeria, the country of the two shrines (Saudi Arabia), Yemen and Pakistan.
You know that such a crusade war concerns the Muslim nation mainly, regardless of whether the socialist party and Saddam remain or go. So Muslims in general and Iraq in particular must pull up your pant legs for jihad against this unjust campaign. You should also keep the ammunitions and weapons, as it is an obligatory mission.
It is known before that you should not fight raising the pagan banners, but you have to, as a Muslim, to have a clear faith and banner during war for the sake of God, as the Prophet said, 'Whoever fights should raise the word of God'. It is not harmful in such conditions for the Muslims' interests and socialists' interests to come along with each other during the war against the crusade, without changing our faith and our declaration that socialists are infidels. Socialists' leadership had fallen down a long time ago. Socialists are infidels wherever they are, either in Baghdad or Aden. Such war which may take place these days is similar to the war between Muslims and Romans when the interests of the Muslims came along with the interests of the Persians who both fought against the Romans. Nothing was harmful for the Companions of the Prophet.
Before I conclude, I would like to assure on the importance of encouragement (for mujahideen) and raising their spirits and being alerted from flickering, confusion, and disinclining. The Prophet said once, 'Encourage them and don't discourage'.
(For three times he said) 'God, who sent down the book (Koran), who ran the clouds, who defeated the parties, defeat them (enemy) and grant us the triumph over them.'
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Hey, everybody! How's it going?
Chris Bruno here, writing to you guys from �re, Sweden, right now. Checking in with you to talk about my directing gig on The Dead Zone this season.
Once I decided to direct, it was something that excited me as much as when I started the acting business, becoming even more of a challenge than acting and even more personally rewarding to me.
I'd been shadowing the other directors and I was fortunate to have done a movie with Anthony Hopkins in October beforehand. Roger Donaldson was the director and I got to spend a little bit of time watching him do his shot set-ups and running stuff by him and picking his brain. I prepared myself as much as I could for this endeavor.
We were producing Seasons 4 and 5 together and I was originally supposed to direct the eighth episode. But my mom was very ill and died just before that episode came up.
Instead, I flew home and was able to spend the last few days with her and then, two days after she died, came back to work, flying back home for her memorial and then returning.
Since I missed any kind of shadowing time that I would have had, they decided that it would be better if I had some time to be able to focus after all that had gone on in my personal life. It turned out to be a great move, because I got to direct the 14th episode right after coming back from our three-week hiatus.
This was both a good thing and a bad thing, at the same time. I wanted to have a hiatus because we worked 14-hour days. "Well, there goes my hiatus!" -- that's the bad news. The good news was I was going to have some time to prepare.
A lot of the prep was already done the week before hiatus. Prep's the best part; everyone always says that directing is in the prep. When every department head comes to you with questions and you have to provide answers, it makes your vision become clearer to you.
Someone from Wardrobe might come to you and ask: "How do you see the character of Brian? What does he wear?" And you go, "Well, I think he's probably maybe like a skateboard kid and he's got long and baggy pants, he's maybe a little on the hippie side." Then you have someone from Transportation come in and ask: "What kind of car are these guys driving?" And you go, "Well, I think it's like a VW bus kind of thing. That's the way I see it." And they go "OK" and go off.
But then you talk to the Camera Department and they say, "Well, that's going to be pretty tough to get a camera in there. We won't be able to shoot anything in there, if it's that small." And you go, "Okay, well, maybe it needs to be bigger, what are my options?" Then they show you a bunch of different possible choices and say, "This one will work." And you say, "Well, do you have something that's between the two?"
Directing is such an absolutely huge undertaking.
So, there's a lot of decision-making that makes the process become clearer to you, as a director, as these other people are asking you questions. That, to me, was great. I really felt like so much of this script was now beginning to come alive. You begin to see what the characters are going to look like, and then you start the casting process...


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One referred to the Uighurs, and another to the relocation of 13 detainees to Palau.
Maariv, p. 1/NRG Hebrew) Netanyahu's point man on Bedouin relocation says plan still on track - Maj. Gen. (res.
However a relocation of the royal family to Anglesey would be a huge break with protocol.
Contemporary dictators pondering a relocation have far fewer options, most of them unhappy (think North Korea).
These are two of the best foreign films of recent years, and they both concern the anguish of relocation.
Often when easy gold became scarce a claim was abandoned and open to relocation.
This would be immediately after the relocation of the mine and the driving off of Cochise.
This new migration was reinforced by the relocation of entire families.
And in making your relocation did you again pass through the graveyard?
The "notice" was already up, the "relocation" of our mine completed beyond recall, and the crowd rapidly dispersing.
1746, in Scottish law, "renewal of a lease," noun of action from relocate. Meaning "act of relocating" is from 1837.