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Room was ready early For a room that cost me 400 dollars I would expect a view of the mountain. Instead I saw a view of another room. Simply a terrible value for the money.
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We enjoyed the fine quality building (materials and design) and the pool/hot tub spa facility. The cleanliness and well kept condition of the entire lodge was a pleasure. The staff were all helpful and pleasant.
Its location was outstanding. Close to a performing arts center, a tram, restaurants, hiking trails and Jackson with all it offered. Its swimming pool was too small.
Great place, right next to the tram that head up to he mountain... Pool and jacuzzi were nice. Bedroom was clean and spacious. Bathroom was big, clean, with a large tub. Don't like Hidden fees... Hotel rates on your website was $159, then after tax and fees and extras came to $199, which I was aware of it when paying they your website. Then for my surprise I still had to pay an EXTRA $27 for some extras fees at the hotel. Couldn't argue neither wasted time with employees but not sure who is doing a bad job here... The hotel or kayak due to the HIDDEN FEES. Not fair.
The smell of the shampoo! One of the staff was very snippy. My view was a brick wall. The room was quite "cramped" feelingl. Having to valet park was a real pain as we were coming and going constantly. It was not nearly as open feeling as the pictures depicted.
Overall great location, but the beds were extremely soft, needs new mattresses as well. Woke to aching backs each morning of the stay.
Very comfortable! Everyone was very nice. I didn't want to leave.
Granted this is a Four Seasons but the service and quality was beyond the expected. Will be staying here again in the future. Very close to everything in the village.
Excellent staff and amenities. The resort is beautiful and the Grand Tetons always have great snow. The resort caters to everything you expect from a five star resort. We go over Valentines day and have never been disappointed. Just made our annual reservations.. Enjoy:)
The staff were dedicated to making this a getaway to remember Wish we could have stayed longer is all.
Awesome! Wonderful, friendly, helpful staff. Beautiful, clean resort. Can't say enough good things! Will be going back soon.
This hotel location is great for skiing hotel staff were very accommodating and friendly. The only downside to this location is that the town of jacksonhole is 15miles away and a taxi is 35 one way from the airport and to the hotel is 60 one way and 90 one way if the hotel picks u up this is ridiculous. The taxi drivers were also rude and a complete downer's playing loud music passing cars on a two lane road at a high rate of speed hey I'm on vacation and i left LA to get away from this kinda of driving and I'm paying you to drive like this and tell me along the way how its a bad time of the year to travel to Wyoming wow thanks for the positive feed back. So my husband and i figured out how to avoid all this book a rental car at dollar car rental or thrifty before you arrive call directly to the car rental place and book over the phone before you arrive they will have a shuttle pick you up at the airport and the same shuttle will take you back we rented a Toyota Corolla for 39.95 per d...
Staff was very helpful Not carzy about $30 per night parking then feeling you have to tip everytime they get your vehicle.
A first class place....awesome and perfect!
The rooftop hot tub after skiing/boarding unfortunately our friends had to move to a sister hotel and we could not stay in the same hotel as we had planned. Even with an upgrade at the sister hotel (for the inconvenience) we were not easily together for activities like, grabbing b/fast together, the hot tub or meeting in one lobby... we had to be more organized than that.
Its style, comfortable bed, peace at night, excellent quality and attractive furnishings and equipment (fridge, cooker, toaster, coffee maker, etc), very helpful staff, excellent location for the Grand Teton National Park, view of mountains. Overall, it was a really nice hotel and we were pleased we had chosen it. We would not choose an urban room again for the reasons below. Otherwise it was an excellent choice and we would recommend it. We didn't try the restaurant, so cannot comment on the Hotel Terra as being a Gourmet hotel Building works outside our window from 8.30 am, no bedside tables & lamps in urban rooms (bed pulls down from the wall), noisy, self-cleaning jets in bath (1-2 hours after bath has been taken).
Wow!! I was in the hotel during the off season and it was great. I was treated like a Queen. Every staff member went out of there way to help. I had several questions about the area and the staff were not only willing to answer my questions, they were truely excited to do so. I will be back!!! I was on a studio suite, which had wonderful upgrades, but I wish there would have been an extra foot of room between the couch and bed (when the bed was turned down). The space is roomy enough during the day.
facility is dated and is in need of renovation
Good pizza in cafe. Good waitress. Offered is a room on 3rd floor with no elevator. Poor shower. Dark room. Old facility. No carts available for luggage. Breakfast not until 7:30.
The beds and pillows are very comfortable. The wake up call was on time. thanks.
We really enjoyed the breakfast foods. Nice.
Conveniently located next to Grand Teton Park, easy parking, restaurants next door, spacious room I had to pay an extra because the first room had no window...in a ski resort, and there was no breakfast served in the hotel. But the most shocking was coaches waiting for customers on the nearby parking lot with their engines turned on during 2 hours between 6:15 and 8:15 making it impossible to sleep due to the noise
Great location, central to all kinds of recreation, shopping, and the Grand Tetons National Park.
End of the road for visiting the Grand Tetons before heading back home. No, it was fine. Kinda expensive, but I guess it's the place.
Clean and comfortable room. The hotel looks outdated.
The little town was vey cute and everything was within walking distance; just be prepared to spend 23 dollars On a burger and fries, the pool was heated to 85 so we could swim early before we left, the pillows were fantastic as was the bed, and the staff was helpful and friendly!
Staff very helpful.Beautiful setting Cost. Inadequate room lighting (137 volt bulbs)
Location Convenience Local Restaurants Off-Site Understaffed Breakfast Buffet. Very Tacky and Ill Prepared Breakfast Feeding Frenzy. For the high price, the facility and amenities were very average.
Pool was nice and hot tub was actually hot (maybe because it was a really hot day).Staff very nice. A solid value for an older hotel. Breakfast buffet was very good and had a lot of choices. I've seen reviews that really knock the cleanliness- I didn't have a problem but I did see into some rooms with stained carpets.
Excellent European style retaurant with attentive staff. Well appointed bedrooms. Location.
Nice comfortable home like feeling. Excellent staff.
Staff was extremely friendly and helpful.great breakfast and food Nothing
The wood burning fireplace in the room was awesome!
location, price, refrigerator, game room thin walls, room noisy, towels
great location, I could ski to my room! In Teton Village proper, next to all the expensive hotels. My private king was clean, the bed was comfortable, even provided daily maid service, and ideal for one person or a cozy couple. Hot water was excellent, granite bathroom sink was a nice touch. Great wifi (I could stream netflix), coffee avail in the lobby, very friendly and informative staff, just all around a great place. I would return. The one drawback was I could hear the footsteps of the people above me quite clearly. I didn't mind that much, and I've heard more expensive hotels have the same issue, but to me that was the one and only drawback. Might have been only my room (doubt it), or only rooms on the ground floor (the ones to can ski to your room). Other reviews might shed light on that.
Great location, beautiful scenery, near national parks. Going stairs was hard for my elderly mother.


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Pitango Focuses on Growth with New Managing Director
Pitango Focuses on Growth with New Managing Director Appointment
As the biggest manufacturer of organic New Zealand grown product in New Zealand, Pitango are expected to have strong growth year as the company announces the appointment of new managing Director, Graeme Laurence.
With new ownership; Beak and Johnson and Laurence at the helm, Pitango has risen out of receivership it incurred in late 2012, and is looking forward to a bright future focused on growth, category development and export opportunities.
"Pitango is a much loved New Zealand brand, one which I'm excited to share with many more countries as we focus on exporting further in 2014"; Graeme Laurence; Pitango Managing Director.
Laurence has 19 years' experience in the FMCG grocery industry, beginning his career at WoolWorths in the 1990s and progressing to senior sales and marketing roles, including Sales and Marketing Director at Davies Food and Sales Director at Goodmen Fielder. Before joining Pitango, he ran his own sales agency LionShare New Zealand, a marketer and distributor to the wholesale and retail sector.
As Managing Director, Laurence will focus on product development while maintaining Pitango's heritage brand of fresh, healthy, tasty meal products made with organic ingredients grown and sourced in New Zealand.
Laurence is charged with expanding Pitango's export business in the future, investigating opportunities in Japan, Korea and the West Coast of America. His extensive experience, drive and passion for the brand will help Pitango continue to prosper in New Zealand, Australia and further afield.
"Pitango is a brand that really appeals to my love of good quality food that is accessible for everyone. To me it sums up what is great about the New Zealand food industry. I am really excited about helping to grow the brand and broadening its appeal to consumers" Laurence continues.
With an aim to grow the business in New Zealand and Australia through investment and new category development, the coming year will see several new product developments and a move to a new purpose built factory, providing greater capacity.
Committed to making natural food using organic ingredients, Pitango continues to work with New Zealand organic farmers to source ingredients, holding firmly to its New Zealand roots despite new ownership by Australian company Beak & Johnston. The business has been deliberately kept in New Zealand with the focus remaining on supporting New Zealand farmers and employing Kiwis.
Editor's Note; Pitango creates authentic, home-cooked-style meals, made with fresh, natural, New Zealand-grown ingredients. Working with expert organic farmers to source high quality produce, that is better for us and the environment, Pitango is passionate about real food that tastes great. With a focus on innovation and evolution, Pitango strives to continue to meet consumer needs by developing delicious recipes that can be enjoyed with ease.

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J. Shelby Bryan, the long-term boyfriend of Anna Wintour, the Vogue editor in contention to be
Mr Bryan, a former adviser to Bill Clinton who helped raise funds for Mr Obama's re-election campaign, has owed the money to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) since 2006, court filings obtained by The Telegraph from Texas show.
Mr Bryan, who has been in a relationship with Ms Wintour since 1999, was also pursued for outstanding Texas property taxes, and has had energy companies he owns in the state chided by local authorities for falling behind on their financial filings.
The findings may threaten Ms Wintour's confirmation as a US ambassador if nominated by Mr Obama. Her appointment would need to be approved by the US Senate, which has in the past objected to irregularities in the tax affairs of nominees and their partners.
Mr Bryan, 66, was said to have a fortune of $US30 million when he left his second wife, Katherine, for Ms Wintour 13 years ago. He reportedly suffered a decline in personal wealth amid the financial crisis, however.
Ms Wintour was one of Mr Obama's leading fundraisers during his re-election campaign, bringing in $US500,000 to the coffers. At one $US35,000-a-plate fundraising dinner in August, Mr Obama thanked "Anna and Shelby for being such extraordinary hosts".
While helping to add to Mr Obama's $US1 billion re-election fund, however, Mr Bryan had a significant debt to the US government.
A lien filed in Texas shows he owed more than $US1.6 million in March 2006. He has since paid back about $US400,000.
Mr Bryan said in an interview with The Daily Telegraph that he received the tax bill after "unravelling" a stockholding arrangement that was previously used as a loophole by investors to delay paying tax, before it was banned by US authorities in 1997.
"I had a thing that you will never want to happen in your life," he said.
"It was a situation that created tax liability but no cash". He said that he had drawn up a repayment programme with the IRS, which had been "very accommodating", and that he was "on schedule".
Asked why he had not acted to clear the entire tax bill immediately, Mr Bryan said: "I would have loved to have done that – if I had the cash I could have".
Records also show that in 2010 Mr Bryan was pursued for about $US20,000 in overdue property taxes by authorities in Harris County, Texas. He blamed "a series of perfect storms" that struck after he replaced his accountant with another who died, and who was replaced by another "who was not adequate".
"I've paid Harris County so much money in so many taxes, and that's the only time it went awry," he said. "I mean it was my fault, you know people in the office weren't doing their job – but it was kind of an exceptional situation." He later paid the bill in full.
Mr Bryan blamed the same office confusion for corporate records in the state also showing that a string of his energy companies had their corporate registrations revoked. He said a staff member who "just didn't know better" had failed to notify authorities that he was winding down some of the firms.
Mr Bryan continues to lead several energy and financial companies. He also serves as a director to a in Virginia-based communications firm, which sells voice-over-internet services to businesses.
He owns a three-bedroom condominium valued at $US720,000 in Houston, Texas, and sold a second Houston apartment for about $US150,000 in June last year.
However he is frequently seen in New York with Ms Wintour, the editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine, whom he accompanied to the White House for the state dinner in honour of David Cameron during the prime minister's visit to Washington last year.
A descendant of the Austins, one of Texas's oldest families, Mr Bryan went from being a young banker to making his fortune as one of the earliest investors in the burgeoning US mobile phone industry from the mid-1980s.
Having been one of Mr Clinton's most loyal and lucrative fundraisers during the then-president's re-election campaign in 1996, he was appointed to Mr Clinton's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board.
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Ottawa has changed its contracting rules to block firms that engage in bid-rigging from simply paying a fine and then getting back in line for more federal work.
Under the old system, firms that were suspected of cheating by the Competition Bureau could enter into the agency's "leniency program." After collaborating with the bureau's investigation, pleading guilty and paying a fine, the firms were eligible to bid on additional federal government contracts.
However, Public Works quietly cancelled its "leniency exemption" in November, retroactively blacklisting firms that were recently involved in the program. The move is seen as a clear signal in Ottawa that the federal government is cracking down on suppliers that engage in unethical business practices.
Federal and industry sources added that the rule change is linked to a recent bid-rigging case involving the Corporate Research Group (CRG), a company that has received more than $30-million in federal contracts over the past decade.
The Competition Bureau announced last July that the firm had pleaded guilty to a charge of bid-rigging in relation to one of its contract proposals. In addition to having paid a $125,000 fine to settle the case, CRG has now lost the federal government as a potential client because of its involvement in the Competition Bureau's leniency program.
The move puts an end to the long-standing – and at times rocky – relationship between CRG and the real-estate division of Public Works and Government Services Canada. According to internal documents and a number of sources, the department has conducted an extensive investigation into an alleged conflict of interest between CRG president Brian Card and Tim McGrath, the assistant deputy minister in charge of real estate at Public Works from 2005 to 2009.
The investigation was launched in late 2008, when a whistleblower filed a formal complaint under the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act. The matter was handled by the Special Investigations Directorate at Public Works, which looked through Mr. McGrath's cellphone records, e-mails and expense statements.
Records show that investigators found thousands of phone calls over a two-year period between Mr. McGrath and Mr. Card, usually early in the morning and sometimes on weekends. In addition, investigators found that Mr. McGrath had received hockey tickets from Mr. Card (Mr. McGrath said he paid for them in cash). It was also determined that Mr. McGrath attended a birthday party for Mr. Card's wife at the Château Laurier with one of his employees.
Mr. McGrath said his relationship with Mr. Card was "strictly business," but investigators said it crossed the line into the realm of friendship and concluded that the allegations of a conflict were "founded."
In addition, records show that investigators looked into Mr. McGrath's use of his government-issued AMEX credit card, including purchases at hotels in the Ottawa-Gatineau area. According to the records, Mr. McGrath told officials at Public Works that he used the card "from time to time to rent local hotel rooms in order to be in the city for early morning" committee hearings on Parliament Hill.
The investigation's findings went up to the then-deputy minister, François Guimont, who threatened to impose "disciplinary measures" against Mr. McGrath. In late 2009, Mr. McGrath quietly retired from the department.
Federal investigators continued to look into Public Works' dealings with CRG. Under a contract obtained in 2004, CRG received nearly 100 per cent of all real-estate consultancy deals with Public Works between 2004 and 2007.
When the contract expired and went back to tenders, Public Works decided the winner of the competition would get 50 per cent of the work and the second-place company 30 per cent, with the remaining 20 per cent for the third-place bidder.
Investigators at Public Works looked back at the various bids that were submitted, including the winning bid from CRG and the one from second-place finisher First Porter Consultancy. The investigators determined that the two bids were "almost identical" and transferred the file to the Competition Bureau.
The agency found that CRG and First Porter Consultancy concluded a secret agreement before submitting their bids in 2007 in an attempt to share 80 per cent of the contract, which led to the charge of bid-rigging against CRG.
In a statement, the Competition Bureau praised its leniency program for offering "incentives for parties to address their criminal liability by cooperating with the Bureau in its ongoing investigation and prosecution of other alleged cartel participants."
In a recent newsletter, however, CRG's lawyers at McMillan LLP decried the fact that the new contracting policy at Public Works "applies retroactively to companies that are already participating in or have exited from the leniency program.
"At the time of entry into the leniency program and negotiation of their guilty plea, such companies expected to be able to continue to do business with the federal government," the lawyers said.
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Plei • Santa Barbara Wine Tour 2014
Saturday, June 21, 2014 from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM (PDT)
Event Details
Santa Barbara Wine Tasting ~ Saturday, June 21, 2014
Join over 50 other fun Angelenos as we travel aboard a luxury charter bus to Santa Barbara for wine tasting, networking, meeting, and mingling. Singles, couples, and friends will all enjoy this trip as we explore some of the finest wines Santa Barbara County has to offer. We will be tasting over 35 different wine selections! This trip will be memorable... you don't want to miss it!
8:00AM - Depart Glendale Amtrak Station
10:30AM - Carr Vineyards & Winery
12:00PM - Area 5.1
1:00PM - Santa Barbara Winery
2:00PM - Lunch on the beach!
6:00PM - Giessinger Winery
6:30PM - Kalyra Winery
7:30PM - Depart Santa Barbara
9:30PM - Arrive Glendale Amtrak Station
LUNCH: The beach and Downtown Santa Barbara are both located just minutes away. You are free from 2:00PM to 6:00PM to have lunch on the beach and then roam State Street (Downtown Santa Barbara) where there are plenty of shops, bars, restaurants, and more to entertain yourself with. Don't forget to wear or bring comfortable shoes to walk around in! Gourmet sandwich lunch boxes will be catered.
There is free parking at the Glendale Amtrak Station. The cost of the trip is $125 per person. Cost includes all tasting fees and catered lunch from CPK. A deposit of $40 is due to reserve your seat. Seats are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. Payment in full is due by June 7, 2013. Cash, Paypal, or credit card payments accepted. If you have any questions please call (323) 633-0323.
Pickup/drop off location: Glendale Amtrak Station
Glendale Amtrak Station
400 W. Cerritos Avenue
@ Railroad Avenue
Glendale, CA 91204
Plei events are all fun and games so expect to have a great time! Sophistication, nostalgia, entertainment, and fun... all rolled into one!
Please note: All deposits/payments are nonrefundable. Contact us for more information.
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400 West Cerritos Avenue
Saturday, June 21, 2014 from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM (PDT)
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Hi Falcor,
Falcor wrote:
> I like the idea of SSH, but I have yet to be able to add it to the
> kernel without incresing the size to like 30MB. If you wanted an
> interface then we could use lynx. I believe it can handle PHP. Thus,
> it would look and work the same. Other then that, hey vi / vim is all
> you really need. :)
My primary problem is configuration over the serial port (for my
soekris'). A cli is also alot faster than using lynx (or a gui browser
for that sake).
An editor is fine, but then you have to give people full access and
teach them how to mount the cf card writable and back again :(
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Columbia Pictures is hoping to get Tom Cruise as the leadstar of its spy-thriller flick "Edwin A. Salt."
Eager to have a Hollywood household name to headline the project, Columbia Pictures is reported to plant hope on Tom Cruise to play the titular character in its spy-thriller feature "Edwin A. Salt", setting it as a potential vehicle for the mega-star.
Written by Kurt Wimer, project concerns Salt, a CIA agent who is fingered as a Russian sleeper spy and gets chased by superiors who are convinced he is out to assassinate the president. Eluding the capture, he then sets out to reunite with his family while struggling to prove someone else is the traitor.
Apart from Cruise, Columbia is also holding negotiations with "Hotel Rwanda" director Terry George to take on helming matters on the flick, set to be produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Sunil Perkash. George, an Irish filmmaker of Belfast native, recently finished production on Focus Features' "Reservation Road", slated to hit theaters on November 19 this year.


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Yes, the Spanish people did the right thing
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After March 11, Spain changed governments - for the better, writes Anthony Ham.
When deeply traumatised Spaniards elected a new government three days after 191 people were killed in the Madrid train bombings on March 11 last year, they stood accused of many things, among them cowardice and appeasement.
According to those who led the media assault on Spanish voters, the "lemming-like Spaniards" were responsible for making the world a more dangerous place. It seemed not to matter that the voters had thrown out a government that had led them into an unpopular war and then lied about the perpetrators of the attack.
In the year since the bombings, the dire predictions of al-Qaeda attacks during elections in other Western countries have proved as groundless as the accusations against Spaniards were misguided. Significantly, elections in Australia and the United States - countries in which opposition candidates proposed a new Iraq policy - have passed without major incident.
In the meantime, events in Spain since the elections have confirmed that the conservative Popular Party government blatantly manipulated the political process at a time of national mourning. Indeed, the Popular Party's betrayal of both the trust of the Spanish people and the memory of those killed on March 11 suggests that Spaniards made a wise choice.
In the immediate aftermath of the attacks and fearful of the electoral fallout that could stem from al-Qaeda involvement, the Popular Party blamed - and continues to blame - the Basque separatist group ETA, despite incontrovertible evidence that the bombings were the work of al-Qaeda.
Throughout the hearings held by the congressional commission investigating the attacks, the Popular Party went to great lengths to portray itself as the real victim of March 11.
According to Enrique Gil Calvo, professor of sociology at Madrid's Complutense University, the Popular Party "is behaving as if there were no responsibility for March 11 on the part of the government". Indeed, according to Calvo, the Popular Party's withholding of information to minimise the electoral cost to itself means that "the party lost all moral authority, leaving the citizens wondering whom to trust. And this sin was punished, since the citizens withdrew their electoral confidence from a government that had discredited itself."
Writing in The Age on March 31 last year, American columnist Thomas Friedman dismissed the former government's misinformation as "fine print" and asserted that "there is nothing more important for the future of Western democracies than the question of whether, in the wake of the Madrid bombings, the new Spanish Government will go ahead with its plan to withdraw Spanish forces from Iraq".
The Spanish Government did withdraw its troops from Iraq. But this consequence of the Spanish election is ultimately far less dangerous than the policy of invading a country that had nothing to do with the terrorist attacks.
Regardless of whether 1300 Spanish troops had remained in the country, Iraq has become a haven for terrorists as much as it is now a cause to aid recruitment for would-be terrorists.
At the same time, in Spain there has been no Guantanamo Bay, no call for reprisals and no suspension of civil liberties. Instead there is merely a new Government that better reflects the popular will.
It is often forgotten that Spain has greater experience in fighting terror - more than 800 Spaniards have died in terrorist attacks by the Basque separatists in the past 30 years - than almost any other Western country.
But most critics of Spain are as unconcerned with such details as they are with understanding the lessons that Spain has learnt in its long battle against terrorism.
David Frum - the former speechwriter for George Bush and the man who coined the phrase "axis of evil" -has argued that "people are not always strong. Sometimes they indulge false hopes that by lying low, truckling, appeasing, they can avoid danger and strife. And this is what seems to have happened in Spain".
Try telling that to Pilar Manjon, spokeswoman of the Association of March 11 Terrorist Victims, whose 20-year old son was killed a year ago today. She told the March 11 congressional commission in December: "Your honours, you are my Parliament, because with the largest pain that a mother can bear, on March 14, when they still hadn't given me the body of my son, I went to vote."
Anthony Ham is an Australian freelance writer based in Madrid.
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A former army officer and a 'natural leader' has been appointed to a new church role.
James Talbot, 29, will serve as deacon at All Saints' church in Woodford Wells.
He spent a year as an officer in the British Army before going on to read philosophy and theology at Durham University.
Mr Talbot said: "I am immensely looking forward to serving the community and the church who have welcomed us so warmly.
"This is the first time we have lived in any proximity to London and it's absolutely fantastic to have access to these wide open green spaces."
Paul Harcourt, the vicar at All Saints' church said: "We're delighted that James and his family have joined us and he will bring a lot of energy and enthusiasm to the team.
"His background includes work in the Army, with outdoor pursuits and in schools, so he is used to relating to a wide range of people.
"James is a good speaker and a natural leader."
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Although T.I.'s last album Trouble Man: Heavy Is The Head is still doing numbers, "The Kang of The South" is almost finished with the follow up.
While on the set for his latest video, "Memories Back Then," with B.o.B, Kendrick Lamar and Kris Stephens, Mr. Harris revealed that his new album is almost done, an album he promises to drop in 2013.
"After we've exhausted all of those visuals and we've given people an opportunity to see their favorite record have some time and attention paid to it, I'll be ready to move on to the next record. The record is 60 to 70 percent done already," said Tip "I'ma do about five to six more records just to put the ribbon on top and we'll be ready to rock."
Tip also revealed some minor details on the upcoming Hustle Gang compilation album that will feature Iggy Azalea, Travis $cott, B.o.B, Trae The Truth and Young Dro. "We have so many records for the Hustle Gang project," Tip told Rap-Up TV. "I'm open to all approaches to try and deliver the fans the music at the quality that they deserve." Check out the full interview down below.
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Mt. Vernon man avoids death penalty with plea deal
He agrees to life in prison, will testify against others in 2006 murder
By FAITH HUFFMAN, News-Telegram Crime Editor
July 1, 2008 - A Mount Vernon entered a guilty plea Monday afternoon to the 2006 capital murder of Veranda Bed and Breakfast owner Robert Whiteside in Mount Vernon.
Mark Aaron Rains, 22, is scheduled to appear for sentencing Tuesday, July 8, in a Franklin County court before Eighth Judicial District Judge Robert Newsom.
District Attorney Martin Braddy requested the sentencing phase of the trial be held at a later time to give ample time for the victim's brother, who lives in another state, and partner, who is currently out of the country, time to travel to Mount Vernon to testify during sentencing.
Rains is expected to be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The plea was made as part of a deal in which Braddy agreed not to pursue the death penalty in exchange for Rains' testimony against other codefendants in the case.
Juan Chavez of Dallas is also facing a capital murder charge, and authorities are still trying to locate a third man believed to have a role in the murder, identified only as "Cuz" or "Cousin."
Two other people, Ladarian Gentry and Carl Grant, were charged in connection with the theft of Whiteside's truck. Rains and Gentry, who initially identified himself as Narada Newman but was later have determined to have stolen that man's identity, were arrested for unauthorized use of motor vehicle after they were found by Dallas police in the pickup a few days after the murder. Rains' stepfather and girlfriend also were charged for assisting with Rains' escape from Franklin County jail in March 2007.
The district attorney said that what charges Gentry and Grant will face has yet to be determined. They have both been cooperative, and Braddy said all evidence thus far has indicated neither went to the residence nor were directly involved in the shooting.
After Rains and Gentry were found in the stolen truck, search warrants were issued for the suspects' apartments, where items were found supporting information authorities had received indicating the death was the result of a botched burglary and robbery at Whiteside's home southeast of Mount Vernon, District Attorney Martin Braddy said at the time. Chavez turned himself in the following day after being contacted by authorities.
Whiteside, 56 at the time of his death, was found dead of multiple gunshot wounds on Halloween day.
"He was a tremendous person and a great asset to the community," Braddy said of Whiteside. "He was also somewhat renowned as chef. He was one of those unique people. No one I've found has has anything negative to say about him."
Whiteside was also known for his artistry and craftsmanship as a jeweler, having had pieces commissioned by presidents of three countries, prime ministers, princes, queens and wives of chancellors. Whiteside's pieces ranged from pricy display eggs to rings, bands, necklaces and other pieces valued between $100 and $50,000 per item, the Veranda Bed and Breakfast website boasted..
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Taylor Berman at Gawker reports that two of the top candidates to replace retiring Pope Benedict have predictably well-informed opinions about why Catholic priests rape so many children.
"African traditional systems kind of protect or have protected its population against this tendency," he said. "Because in several communities, in several cultures in Africa homosexuality or for that matter any affair between two sexes of the same kind are not countenanced in our society."
And here's Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, at the heart of the "Vatileaks" corruption allegations, disagreeing with the plainly verifiable fact that homosexuals are no more likely to sexually abuse children than heterosexuals.
Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone...said that some psychiatrists had found a relationship between homosexuality and paedophilia. 'That is the problem,' he said.
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A friend of a friend found this flyer posted in Brooklyn this weekend and naturally, it made its way into my inbox. Genius, was my first thought. My second thought was that I needed to mind-meld with this fellow Gosling appreciator, so I have emailed her. Perhaps she has been tipped off to two Gosling lookalikes and wouldn't mind sharing. I will keep you posted.


text: RAWALPINDI - A surprising situation emerged in the court of an area magistrate on Friday when police produced a 55-year-old rape accused for obtaining his physical remand but suddenly the girl, who accused the doctor of raping her forcefully in a hotel room, appeared before the judge and informed the court that she has settled dispute out of the court does not want to pursue the case.The area magistrate Raja Faisal Rashid, however, sent the accused on 14-day judicial remand to Adyala Jail.According to Sub-Inspector Hassnat Ahmed, the investigation officer of the case, a 21-year-old girl lodged a complaint that she was forcefully raped by a man namely Dr Muhammad Masood in Al-Akbar Hotel at Liaquat Bagh on April 24, 2014 after which she got pregnant. "I was called in the hotel by doctor for providing a job in his clinic. When I arrived, the doctor took me into a room and raped me forcefully," the SI quoted the girl as saying.Police registered a case against the accused after meeting all the legal formalities and made the victim girl to call to Dr Masood in District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital for settling the dispute, the SI said, adding that police arrested the accused when he reached the hospital. To a question about the fate of the case after the recent statement of the girl before court, the SI said, "The accused will not be released and he will have to face trial."On the other hand, four robbers in disguise of cops injured a citizen Qazi Farooq during a house robbery in Wah Saddar. Later, the robbers collected 10 tolas of gold and Rs 30,000 cash and ran away. Similarly, two dacoits riding on bike intercepted one Saira Shafqat and snatched her purse containing Rs 20,000, two mobile phone sets and a gold bracelet.Separately, two robbers stormed into the house of one Abdul Qadoos in area of PS Race Course, held the entire family hostage at gunpoint, and made off with mobile phones and jewellery.Police registered separate cases and started investigation.This news was published in The Nation newspaper. Read complete newspaper of 07-Jun-2014 here.


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Vandyke brown is used to color the filler, if none but natural color is to be had.
Had the costume, so usual in the portraits by Vandyke, become proverbial so early as 1633, the date of Windebanke's letter?
Vandyke, Reynolds, Titian—he deemed these the great triumvirate of portraiture.
The next settlers were Vandyke, Morehouse and Tanner, near the west line of the town, about 1870.
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January 3, 2013 – As of 2:25 p.m., former California State Sen. Alan Lowenthal has been installed as a member of the freshman class of the 113th Congress.
The ceremonial swearing took place at 5:25 p.m. EST in Washington, D.C., with an oath of office administered by Speaker of the House John Boehner.
Lowenthal, a Democrat, won the 47th Congressional District race in November's general election against Republican candidate Long Beach City Councilmember Gary DeLong. The 47th District includes the cities of Long Beach (except North Long Beach north of Del Amo Boulevard), Lakewood, Signal Hill, Buena Park and all or parts of Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Stanton, Cypress, Westminster and Garden Grove.
The Democratic Caucus appointed Lowenthal to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs on December 21. The committee is responsible for oversight and legislation of national security developments and overseeing federal legislation that impacts the United States diplomatic community, such as the U.S. Department of State, the Agency for International Development, the Peace Corps, the United Nations and the enforcement of the Arms Export Control Act.
Lowenthal began his career in politics as a city councilmember in Long Beach in the early 1990s. He was elected to serve in the state assembly in 1998 and did so until 2004. Lowenthal was re-elected for the senate seat in 2008 before moving on to the nation's capital.
"It's a very large class," Lowenthal said of his fellow freshmen class members in an interview last November. "Almost a quarter of Congress is new this year."
Unlike the oath of office for the President of the United States, there is no oath language in the Constitution for members of Congress. The Constitution only requires that incoming members of Congress "shall be bound by oath or affirmation" to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies and "bear true faith and allegiance to the same."


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Washington, DC–Jim Manley, Spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, released the following statement today after comments made by White House Deputy Press Secretary Dana Perino:
"As we learned last November, the only thing that has shifted is the public support for the war in Iraq. As more and more Americans demand to see the troops get out of what is clearly a civil war, this Administration stubbornly continues to stick its head in the sand."
The major components of the bipartisan language contained in the Senate-passed Supplemental and the Feingold bill are identical. They are:
-Commence transition of the mission and phased redeployment in 120 days
-Transition mission to three purposes:
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(2) Train and equip Iraqi security services.
(3) Conduct targeted operations, limited in duration and scope, against members of al Qaeda and other international terrorist organizations.
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Feingold ensures that the President complies with this March 2008 deadline by limiting funding after that deadline to only those three missions.


text: Sarah Kenny | Features Editor Propaganda adorns the Forum Wall, and students post daily messages on Facebook reminding others to vote for their favorite tribute. For the tributes participating in the third annual Wheaton Hunger Games, collecting votes is literally a matter of life and death. From their humble beginnings three years ago, the Games have grown to a status of campus-wide recognition and popularity. The mastermind behind the games, junior Isaac Butler, never imagined how much of a hit the games would become. "The first year, I got about 15,000 hits on the page," Butler said. "The second year got about 30,000 hits. And this year's games aren't even halfway done, and I'm at about 17,000. It's crazy to think that all those people are reading something I wrote." Butler, an English writing major, originally came up with the games during a night of boredom when he was a freshman. He felt the inclination to write something, but wasn't sure what. "I've been told to 'write what you know,'" he explained, "and what I know best is 'The Hunger Games.'" Butler's admiration for and knowledge of Suzanne Collins' popular trilogy inspired him to create his own version of the Games featuring his fellow classmates as tributes. For the first Games, he scanned the Wheaton College phonebook and chose students at random, emailing them to ask if he could write about them on a Hunger Games blog he had created. Now, the process is somewhat reversed: Students volunteer as tributes. Though the selection of tributes is exciting, one of Butler's favorite moments from the Games is the process that happens once the bloodbath has begun. "Everything is random for the most part, so I find out who dies mid-afternoon and have a story written up usually by 7:00 p.m.," he said. "I love the fact that even I as the author don't know how the story will end, and that people voting can influence (the ending)." With two Games under his belt, and a third one halfway over, Butler has seen 72 tributes enter the arena and woven their personalities and stories into one narrative. This character crafting is among the most interesting parts of the Games for him. "I love being able to create characters," Butler said. "I get 24 characters to experiment with, and I always end up having favorites. For example, last year a brother and sister volunteered together; I loved adding that dynamic to my writing." Aside from plenty of practice in characterization and first-person, present-tense narration — the style of the original Hunger Games — Butler has noticed other ways in which writing the Wheaton Hunger Games has improved his writing, especially his ability to set deadlines for himself. "I have to write something every single day," he explained, "and none of it can sound repetitive. ... Over 1,000 people look at the blog each day, so I can't just throw out something that's half-done." Sophomores Hannah and Rene Cruz, the aforementioned sibling pair, represented District 3 in the Second Annual Wheaton Hunger Games. "We both got pretty into it," Hannah said. "We made posters, contingency plans in case one of us died, etc. We were really excited." Those contingency plans turned out to be useful, as Rene perished on Day 5, leaving Hannah to exact revenge on his killer until her own death by the same hand on Day 13. Despite its unfortunate ending, Hannah enjoyed following her own storyline. "I thought it was super dramatic," she said. And of course I enjoyed being portrayed as a hard-core, meteor hammer-swinging, vengeful sister. It's funny, being in the Hunger Games actually affects how people perceive you around campus, even though you have no actual part in the action." Hannah isn't the only tribute who has received a campus reaction for her Games story. Junior Ian Smith, who was one of this year's tributes until his death on Day 9, followed his friends' progress throughout the first two Games and decided to join this year on a whim. His memorable moment from the Games was when he found out that his character had turned on his District 12 partner, junior Morgan Kinsinger, eliminating her from the Games. "The reaction from mine and Morgan's friends both on and off campus was intense and almost immediate," Smith said, "which gave me a sense of the wide audience these games are drawing. There's also something amusing about seeing (other tributes) sitting in chapel or class and knowing that somewhere in cyberspace we're caught in the same outrageous battle for our lives." Despite student investment in the Games and their growing popularity across campus, the future of the Wheaton Hunger Games is uncertain. Butler will be graduating next year, so it's possible that "unless someone takes up the mantle, next year will be the final year of the Games." Students can still participate in this year's Games by voting for their favorite tributes, whose fate depends on both a set of randomized selections and on student sponsorship in the form of votes. Editor's note: Ian Smith is Managing Editor for the Record.


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Auburn, Ala. - Registration for adult softball leagues is going on now at the Auburn Softball Complex. Participants may register through Tuesday, March 11. The cost is $450, due in full at registration. A mandatory coaches meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 11 at 7 p.m. at the Auburn Softball Complex. The season begins Monday, March 17.
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Heidi Klum's Children's Museum Trip with Leni, Lou & Johan
Showing off their strikingly good looks, Heidi Klum and her darling kids made their way into the Children's Museum of the Arts in New York City on Tuesday (July 24).
The 39-year-old supermodel looked beautiful in a full length charcoal maxi dress while she and her adorable daughters, Leni and Lou, were all seen sporting the same red lip color as they headed inside. Her son Johan followed closely behind.
In career news, Miss Klum recently spoke out regarding the success of her Lifetime reality show "Project Runway."
In an interview with the Miami Herald, the Victoria's Secret beauty said, "It's like one of my babies being born and being out there for so many years already now. So of course I'm extra proud."
Though the show is getting ready to start it's 10th season, the blonde stunner explained that it wasn't always a success adding, "We started filming and I didn't have a stylist in the beginning. I was calling friends and asking `Can I borrow this? Can I borrow that?'"
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Jul 31, 2014 | PERMALINK »
House Subcommittee Looks at Subsidized Jobs for TANF Recipients
By Randi Hall and Elizabeth Lower-Basch
On July 30, 2014, the House Subcommittee on Human Resources of the Committee on Ways and Means held a hearing on subsidized employment programs and their effectiveness reducing poverty. Specifically, the hearing focused on state subsidized employment programs aimed at Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipients.
While states have always been allowed to use TANF funds for subsidized job programs, that application became much more prevalent in 2009 when the TANF Emergency Contingency Fund was created as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Witnesses at the hearing discussed two of the longest-running subsidized jobs programs: Washington State's WorkFirst Community Jobs program and Erie County (Buffalo), NY's PIVOT program. During the hearing, Sandra Collins, a former TANF recipient who found employment through the Community Jobs Program, announced that she had just received a promotion to store manager. Dan Bloom of MDRC provided testimony summarizing past research findings and describing two evaluation efforts currently underway.
Chairman Dave Reichert (R-WA) and other subcommittee members showed interest in subsidized employment programs as a way to connect TANF recipients to work, although several members had concerns about how to ensure employers don't use these programs as a source of free labor. Amy Dvorak of the Eric County Department of Social Services explained that her agency was very clear with employers that these placements were expected to lead to permanent full-time jobs. She also told the subcommittee that if an employer terminated a program participant immediately after the subsidy period ended, the Department would not place further recipients with that business.
Members also raised questions about how to target programs to participants who were unlikely to be hired otherwise. Bloom explained that many programs are targeted to individuals with significant barriers to employment, such as criminal records or long-term unemployment. He also noted that many programs provide job search assistance to recipients to try to connect them to unsubsidized jobs prior to considering them for subsidized placements.
Subsidized employment is a valuable way to help disadvantaged adult and youth workers develop work skills and experience while earning money to support themselves and their families. It can be an important component of a TANF work program. President Obama's FY 2015 budget proposal had several provisions to support subsidized employment, including a recommendation to shift $600 million from the TANF Contingency Fund to a new Pathways to Jobs program, which would support state-subsidized employment programs for low-income individuals. The positive atmosphere at this hearing suggests potential for future bipartisan efforts to support subsidized jobs programs. When debating further investment into these programs, Congress should listen to Sandra Collins: "They make a difference and I am living proof of it!"
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Senate Prepares to Renew Jobless Benefits
By Neil Ridley
Update: The Senate passed a temporary extension of federal unemployment benefits on Monday, April 7.
This week, the Senate is expected to pass a five-month extension of federal unemployment benefits, which lapsed at the end of 2013 when Congress failed to renew the program. Since December 2013, more than 2 million jobless workers have been cut off from benefits—deprived of a critical lifeline while they search for work in what is still a tough job market.
Even though the national unemployment rate has dropped below 7 percent, long-term unemployment remains persistently high—a disturbing aftereffect of the Great Recession. In February 2014, 37 percent of jobless workers—3.8 million people—had been out of work for 6 months or more. Studies show that the longer workers are unemployed, the more difficult it is for them to find work. One recent study finds that long-term unemployment remains at historically high levels and employment transitions remain challenging, even in states with low unemployment rates.
Unemployment benefits are not only one of the first lines of defense in a weak economy, but also a proven anti-poverty strategy. Census data show that unemployment benefits kept 1.7 million people above the poverty line in 2012, even as workers faced a reduction in the number of weeks of federal benefits.
The Senate bill includes two notable policy changes. First, it eliminates unemployment insurance benefit payments for individuals whose adjusted gross income in the preceding year reached $1 million or more. Second, it authorizes intensive assessments and reemployment services for long-term jobless workers.
When the Senate approves the extension later this week, the scene of action will turn to the House of Representatives. It will be up to House members to restore and maintain current unemployment benefits for workers who need additional assistance while they look for jobs in a slowly recovering economy.
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Subsidized Employment a Key Strategy in President's Budget
By Elizabeth Lower-Basch
President Obama's FY 2015 budget proposal includes several provisions to expand the availability of subsidized employment for unemployed and disadvantaged workers. This is critical, because unemployment remains high, with 3.8 million workers unemployed for 27 weeks or more. Youth face particularly high unemployment rates, 21.4 percent in February 2014. Subsidized employment was shown to be an effective and well-received strategy when funding was available under the TANF Emergency Fund.
The proposals in the President's budget include:
- A proposed $2.5 billion for Summer Jobs Plus, of which $1.5 billion would be distributed by formula funding to local communities to support summer and year-round jobs for an estimated 600,000 youth. The remaining $1 billion would support innovation grants aimed at improving skills and career options for disadvantaged youth.
- A recommendation to shift $602 million from the TANF Contingency Fund to a new Pathways to Jobs program, which would support state-subsidized employment programs for low-income individuals. Participants could either be eligible for TANF cash benefits or have incomes below 200 percent of the federal poverty level and facing other barriers to employment. The program could cover 100 percent of wages, benefits and training costs for up to the first 90 days of employment. Because the Contingency Fund is included in the budget baseline, this proposal would not require new funding.
- Allowing funding under the Health Professions Opportunity Grants, which supports job training and supportive services for TANF recipients and other low-income individuals, to be used for subsidized employment to help workers transition from training to unsubsidized jobs in the health field.
- Supporting training and work opportunities for youth and veterans to improve and maintain parks as part of the National Park Service's Centennial.
- Extending and revising the Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC), which provides tax incentives to businesses that hire members of certain targeted groups, including welfare and SNAP recipients, veterans, and individuals with disabilities. The reforms would focus the credit on businesses that expanded their hiring from these groups compared to previous years.
This budget builds on steps the Administration has already taken, such as prioritizing funding for subsidized employment and other work-based learning for long-term unemployed workers under the competitive Ready to Work grants supported by revenues under the H-1B visa program.
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text: NEW YORK, NEW YORK, February 23, 2001: Human Rights Watch has criticized the Indian Government for discouraging debate over caste-based discrimination. The New York-based rights groups says Delhi is trying to avoid discussion of the issue at a major United Nations conference on racism in South Africa in August. Smita Narula, spokeswoman for the group, says Indian officials argued against including the topic of caste at a meeting on the conference agenda in Tehran earlier this week. The lower-caste Dalit community and a number of other South Asian groups are lobbying for the caste system to be discussed at the South African meeting. They argue that more international attention is needed on what amounts to hidden apartheid. Human Rights Watch says the caste system inflicts great social harm.


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Hell I contribute cycles to a darknet via ChaosVPN.

I see value in them existing in specific use cases.

But the internet as a least common denominator in communication should remain a free and open communications platform.Ā That's what made it amazing.Ā That's what changed EVERYTHING.

I don't want to see it fracture.Ā And the DHS / ICE stuff does promote that.Ā It would be an unequivocal travesty.Ā We would lose so fucking much if that happened.

-Matt

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On Wed, Dec 01, 2010 at 03:44:47PM -0800, Matt Joyce wrote:
 > Look at alternet. Āthere are several. Alternet I believe was the first
 > alternative root server set.
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 > The problem is, fracturing the internet is not an end goal. ĀIt's a giant
 > failure that we should all be doing everything to ensure never happens.

NAT, firewalls, darknets, IPv6, and VPNs already break full mesh
 connectivity at the IP level.

 I'm not convinced a fracturing would be a bad thing (or that it'd be
 a good thing). ĀFracturing is a strong word, but I suppose it could
 be said of all the above technologies as well.

 PS: dropping traffic for sites is easy if you know what you're
 doing, there's several ways. ĀIt has happened accidentally several
 times, and on purpose by several governments many more times.

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Nikki Blonsky talks about 'the incident' a.k.a. 'the retarded fight over seats at an airport'
Nikki Blonsky (Hairspray) recently made headlines when her family started a brawl in an airport lounge after their luggage was moved by the family of America's Next Top Model contestant Bianca Golden. The incident landed Bianca's mother in the hospital and Nikki's father in jail. Bianca and Nikki are also facing assault charges and are due in court next month. But brave Nikki's not letting a little thing like her father doing time for braining a woman with his fists rain on her parade. Entertainment Tonight reports:
"You never expect things like this in your life, but you take life one day at a time, and you deal with situations," Nikki tells Thea in her first interview since the incident. "The fact that [my friends and family] were there for me, and stood up for me, and the fact that they told the truth, that's what meant a lot. They said who I was; I didn't have to say anything."
Nikki also expressed her undying love of her Hairspray co-star Zac Efron who she says has been a pillar of support:
"I love him with every inch of my body and soul. He's stayed in touch and he has been so supportive through everything that I've gone through in my life; he is one of the best, best influences and people that I can ask to have in my life."
My sources tell me Zac Efron's "support" involved simply sending Nikki a Hallmark card which she then duct-taped to her chest and refuses to remove. There's been an offer of baby back ribs but still no dice. Wait, they've just upped the offer to include cornbread. She's climbing down from the building, folks. And, shit, she sees the tanks. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!


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The Potter fans all have something called Tourette's syndrome (TS), reports the British Medical Journal.
People with TS can't help shouting loudly and violently jerking their limbs several times a minute.
Which means they hadn't been able to see COS because their tics were too noisy for the cinema.
Matthew, 14, was particularly fed up that he had missed out on seeing COS when all his mates were raving about it.
He couldn't even see it on video or DVD because it's not out until April.
But what he didn't realise was his doctor was secretly finding a magical way for him and other children with TS to see the flick.
She managed to make their dream come true and find a private cinema willing to hold a special viewing - just for them.
The jerky movements and uncontrollable noises of TS can be embarrassing and disruptive. Some young people grow out of their tics, while others are helped by medication.


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The Peace Campaign is a public service campaign created by a group of Israeli and Palestinian advertising professionals to promote mutual understanding and peace between their two peoples. As Ian explained me, in the winter of 2003, The Peres Center for Peace and the Palestinian Economic Forum, together with Maurice Lévy of Publicis Groupe, gathered more than 80 media, communications and advertising professionals from both sides to create a campaign to help end the Middle East conflict. The public service advertising campaign will be produced and broadcast to Israeli, Palestinian and neighboring Arab populations in the beginning of 2006. If you want to learn more about The Peace Campaign, just the visit the website supporting the initiative.
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> Interestingly someone told me the other day about getting Dorwest tree barks powder. Not sure whether to now though!!
> In fact it didn't smell too dissimilar to fresh cow poo
> Don't you just love the fact that dog people are so matter of fact about poo! :)
> Our lawn was like a Cambodian minefield when we were kids
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April 8, 2004
BEVERLY, MA - Using a balanced scoring attack, the Amherst College men's lacrosse team upended non-conference host Endicott College 12-8 on Thursday. Eight different players found the net for Amherst, including senior co-captain Mike Allison (W. Nyack, NY), juniors Alex Casertano (Millbrook, NY) and Colby Griffith (Lexington, MA) and sophomore Kevin Boova (Summit, NJ), who each scored twice as the Jeffs improved to 6-1.
Amherst raced out to a 4-0 lead in the first quarter, but stumbled in the second frame as Endicott outscored the Jeffs 4-2 to cut the Jeffs' halftime lead to two, 6-4. The two squads battled to a draw in the third, scoring three goals apiece, but the Jeff's defense stepped up in the final session, allowing just one more goal. The Jeffs tacked on three more goals in the fourth to pull away and secure the win. Also scoring for Amherst were sophomores Graham Lake (Washington, DC) and Sean Murray (Madison, NJ), and first-years Derek Cherney (Chappaqua, NY) and Rob Madden (New Haven, CT). Cherney dished out a game-high three assists as well, while casertano and classmate Andrew Syfu (Hobart, IN) dealt two each, and senior co-captain Alexei Kudla (Bethesda, MD) and sophomore Ben Lavely (Louisville, KY) each had one.
Amherst junior Cushing Donelan (Noroton, CT), the reigning NESCAC Player of the Week, had nine saves in his fourth consecutive win in goal.
The Jeffs return to action Saturday at 2 p.m. at second-ranked NESCAC foe Middlebury College.


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Limbaugh: "You Could ... Credit Issa For Delaying" Holder Vote "Until An Election Year When More People" Pay Attention
From the June 20 edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Rush Limbaugh Show:
CALLER: There's a whole lot of political theater that could take place between now and November. Do you think that the Republicans are content to just run out the clock, so to speak, on Fast & Furious, or do they have the stones to actually seek some legislative remedies?
LIMBAUGH: Well, let me ask you a question. What is your opinion of the way Issa has conducted the committee so far?
CALLER: I think it's taken far too long. I think the results have been -
LIMBAUGH: Wait, though. You just asked me if I thought there was going to be a lot of political theater. Now, you could, on the other hand, credit Issa for delaying this until an election year when more people are paying attention, when it'll have more impact. I don't know that he's doing anything of the sort, I'm just suggesting that if you want bang for your buck, there's going to be more for it this year than if he gotten this done last year.
Limbaugh Can't Stop Promoting Fast And Furious Conspiracy Theories [1]
Limbaugh Absurdly Claims Holder Doesn't "Believe" In Pursuing Crime Committed By Blacks Against Whites [2]
Limbaugh Accuses Democrats Of Election Fraud, Calls Holder "A Racist," Claims "Obama's Race Silenced An Entire Party" [3]
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Im 17 years old, I am getting my BA done in 2 days. (I know, left it a bit late to ask) I am a full 32a or a very small 32b. I was going to get 350cc but was worried about loosing 25-50cc going under the muscle so i changed it too 400cc. I am still worried there going to look small, i have been reading online and people saying there bras say C,D,E, but in clothes only look a B or C? Is 400cc enough? I do have a very small frame.
Will High Profile Silicone Implants Give Me a 'Cone' Look?
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High Profile Implants = Cone Look?
High profile implants will give a patient a more rounded look than a low profile implant. You should try on all of the different profile implants that fit the base width of your breast. Do not focus on a number. Numbers are irrelevant, what is relevant is that you get the implant that fits you breast. If you have an implant placed that is too wide for your breast then half of the implant will sit in your armpit. Who wants that right?? So forget about the number, make sure your surgeon chooses the implant that fits your breast. Once you know the width of your breast there are only a few choices of implants you can have. What you need to decide then is which implant, low profile, high profile or moderate profile implant gives you the look you are going for.
The high profile cone look
It sounds like you are looking to have the fullest augmentation possible on your frame, and the better way to communicate your wishes is a photo of how you want to look. In order to push the volume a high profile implant can be necessary to keep the breast from extending out under your arm, and yes the higher profile can look rather round and ball like, perhaps a cone if you wish. There are indeed bras which make a busty D or E look smaller, but be careful what you ask for. I think the only thing you will lose under the muscle is a ripple and round upper implant edge.
Learn more: http://www.peterejohnsonmd.com
Will High Profile Silicone Implants Give Me a 'Cone' Look
Without a photo or at least some chest measurements it is hard to give specific advice.
400 cc will probably give you a size increase of 2 or more cup sizes with a 32 band size. We often quote, when asked, a one cup size increase for each 200 cc or so. But the cup on a 32 band is smaller than one on a 34 band, and so forth.
In terms of a cone shape, I don't have a clue whether what you consider a cone shape to be has any relationship to my own definition. You will be best served to review all this with your surgeon.
If your chosen implant is wider that your breast dimension, you will risk having an unnatural appearing outcome, and having breast going beyond the outer boundary of the chest wall. That might be the case with a 400 cc implant on a 32A chest.
Thanks for your question, best wishes.
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2.Gel Implant Sizing system Dimensional planning – The measurements of your chest wall are taken. Also, the breast dimensions including the height, width, and current dimensions of each breast form the basis of dimensional planning. Based on these measurements, the implant size is recommended. This will give you a unique breast implant that is suited for your body frame. However, there are some limitations of what size we can recommend. For instance, some implants may just be too big for a narrow chest wall. Your surgeon can review this with you during the consultation. Gel Implant Sizing system – During the preliminary breast implant consultation, you will be provided with an option to "try on" a variety of implant shapes and sizes. You can also visualize the possible outcomes of your surgery which helps you to get that perfect size to give you the shape that you longed for. This way your preferences are known and you can then pick a range of implants that will "fit" just right to give a soft natural fuller look.
Hope this helps.
Dr Basu
Houston, TX
Learn more: http://www.basuplasticsurgery.com/houston-breast-surgery/breast-sizing-consultation/
In our practice we tell our patients that 200-225 equall about one cup size. If you are a small A cup to a B cup that 400cc should take you to a nice C cup. Its hard to be more accurate without an exam.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Jack Black's kung fu fighting panda has come out triumphantly over Adam Sandler's superagent hairstylist on the North American box office estimation tally this weekend.
Coming out in theaters on the same weekend on June 6, the two potentially high-grossing summer movies, "Kung Fu Panda" and "You Don't Mess With the Zohan", seek to beat the other at the weekend box office and like in every other competition, there will always be a winner. In this case, the big lazy panda aspiring to be kung fu legend outgunned the Mossad agent turned hairstylist by landing atop box office chart and proved critics wrong securing a strong lead against "Zohan".
Though most box office watchers predicted that "Panda" and "Zohan" will have a tight race on the ticket sales, the animation comedy offered a big surprise when it debuted with $60.2 million, over $20 million more than the "Zohan" opening of $38.5 million. The DreamWorks Animation's tidbit featuring the voices of Jack Black and Angelina Jolie has shown its solid run since Friday, June 6, by grossing $20.3 million, while "Zohan" earned nearly $15 million.
Aside from securing the top spot, "Panda" becomes the latest high-grossing animated movie ever been released by DreamWorks. In fact, up to date, it is the best-ever opening for a non-sequel DreamWorks Animation's cartoon and third highest-opening DWA's animation after "Shrek the Third" and "Shrek 2". Additionally, in the overall category, "Panda" is placed ninth on the all-time list of animated opening.
On the terms of "Zohan", despite losing the race to the top slot, the Columbia Pictures' comedy flick can still be considered to be garnering a moderate success. Mostly slammed down by critics, the movie proved Adam Sandler's appeal to audience by scoring big on the runner-up position. This film is Sandler's fifth best opening tying up with his other comedy film "Click" and beats out the opening score of his last summer's comedy "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry".
Besides the two top movies, the top five grossing movies this weekend which ended on Sunday, June 8, include "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull", "Sex and the City" and "The Strangers" respectively. Harrison Ford's starring action adventure "Crystal Skull" once again slipped down the ladder to the third spot raking in another $22.8 million to the total of $253 million. Following it tightly on the next place is romantic comedy "SATC" which grossed $21.2 million, while rounding up the top five is horror thriller flick "Strangers" that pulled in $8.9 million.


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The NBA has issued a warning to Clippers guard Chauncey Billups for flopping in Monday's 105-104 win over the Jazz in Salt Lake City.
With 1:14 remaining in the game, which the Jazz led by as many as 14 points in the third quarter, Mo Williams ran out at Billups, his former Clippers teammate, as he shot a 3-pointer. Williams twisted to avoid Billups, who tumbled backward as his shot missed. Replays showed Billups swung out his left arm and leg to draw contact as Williams passed.
"[Billups] is a vet," Williams said after the game. "... I can't get mad. I get some of those. It just happened at the wrong time."
Billups became the seventh player to be disciplined by the league for flopping under the first-year policy. After receiving a warning for his first flop, a player will earn a $5,000 fine for his second, $10,000 for a third violation, $15,000 for a fourth and $30,000 for a fifth. Further violations would result in more severe fines and a suspension.
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