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Shri.N.Nagaraju Regional Officer, CBSE, Chennai Region.
"The education is for transformation and the education is for better living" - These are all things decided in the area of developing education. Now in this respect, you are the people who can intimate your school and teachers regarding how to do all those things to give quality education to the students.
The cultural activities take a dominant role particularly in imparting education to the people of the society. In IPS, a lot has been achieved in keeping with the Policies & guidelines of CBSE in both curricular and co curricular activities.
CBSE is not only taking a leading role in the development of education in India but also in abroad. In Moscow, we have CBSE Schools where question paper through diplomatic bank is being administered. Like that, only one question paper should be administered throughout India and even in abroad. Your children should compete with that examination and achieve success. They have to come up in such a way that they are recognized in all India level and international level.
CBSE will give 0.1% merit certificate to those who come up in the all India level examination . Therefore, my dear parents and students, you have to decide and to be ready for a tough competition.
You have already seen that the Indian Public School has started following the complete CBSE course and evaluation pattern in both scholastic and Non scholastic subjects to prepare the students to get success in all India level for which teachers,parents and the students should work together.
I congratulate the Principal for the achievements of the school during recent years and the Managing Trustee Shri.K.M. Patil for starting the CBSE school in this area and providing opportunity for the people. I also join my hands with you all to encourage the school to march further to become one of the best schools in the city.
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Obama's Failing Us On Energy
During the 2008 presidential campaign, then-Senator Barack Obama boldly proclaimed that energy policy would be a "leading priority" of his presidency, promising to expand energy production and create millions of new energy jobs. Yet, over the past four years, President Obama has failed to implement the comprehensive energy plan that he had once promised. Our country still remains largely reliant on foreign oil – an addiction that Obama has labeled as a risk to our national security. Unemployment has remained static, hovering around 8 percent, and Obama has admitted that "[w]e still don't have all the energy policies in place that we need to free ourselves from dependence on foreign oil."
The administration's lackluster energy policies have emphasized an unwavering support for green energy, resulting in billions of dollars being directed by the government to now-bankrupt companies in the form of stimulus, loans, tax credits, and subsidies. In fact, CBS News reported that at least 12 clean energy companies are facing financial difficulties after collectively being approved for more than $6.5 billion in federal assistance, and that five of those companies have filed for bankruptcy. And it should come as no surprise that despite the billions of dollars spent on green energy projects, the president has only increased renewable energy production by 25 percent, falling far short of his 2008 campaign goal of doubling our use of renewable energy.
Fortunately, there are several initiatives that the White House can undertake to stimulate American jobs and increase our nation's supply of energy. To start, the president can generate an immediate impact by approving the Keystone XL pipeline. If constructed, the Keystone XL pipeline would bring heavy crude down from Canada for refining on the Texas Gulf Coast. The Canadian ambassador has estimated that the pipeline would result in the creation of as many as 20,000 direct jobs and 100,000 indirect jobs. Further, the pipeline would allow America to receive safe energy from a neighboring ally, decreasing our reliance on oil from unstable countries in the Middle East and ultimately giving America greater energy security.
Obama has delayed the project mostly because of dubious environmental concerns. However, the State Department has already stated that the project would not result in any additional emissions because even if Keystone were not built, Canada would export the oil elsewhere and the emissions would be released into the environment. In fact, Canada has already threatened to sell the oil elsewhere, likely China, if the United States does not act. It is imperative that Obama approves this project before we lose out on more American jobs and greater energy security.
We also need to act quickly to expedite the growth of domestic gas and oil production. During his tenure, the president has overseen an increase in production of oil and gas, but this is largely due to recent technological advancements made in hydraulic fracturing, which has allowed the United States to extract natural gas found in deep shale formations several thousand feet below the Earth's surface. Natural gas is one of our country's most abundant resources. The Energy Information Administration estimates that 2,203 trillion cubic feet of natural gas is available for recovery in the United States. Despite the significant quantity of attainable energy, the Institute for Energy Research notes that the rate of federal government leasing of its onshore lands for oil and gas development has "slowed by about half" under the Obama administration. Obama's policies have also prevented energy exploration in more than 85 percent of all offshore areas – leaving a vast amount of energy unharnessed.
In truth, the White House has hampered the growth of domestic energy production using the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to impose burdensome regulations on the gas, oil and coal industry. We should be concerned about the environmental impact of our policies when seeking out energy, but as the Heritage Foundation has found, states already successfully regulate fracking, making federal regulations on the technique unnecessary and extremely burdensome. As for coal, the EPA has purposefully launched an aggressive campaign against the industry, imposing unseemly amounts of regulations, driving costs up and forcing many coal companies to close in the process. The Obama administration is using regulatory restrictions to hurt the coal industry, and American jobs and energy security are among the casualties. The EPA needs to be reined in and we must open up more federal onshore lands for oil and gas development in states like Alaska, so that we can fully utilize all of our available resources.
Lastly, we must do more to construct safe nuclear power plants. The president has previously touted nuclear power as a clean source of energy, but has only had marginal success in expanding its use. Currently, there are five reactors under construction and he has announced funding for commercialized small, modular reactors in the United States. Yet, nuclear reactors only generate 19 percent of the nation's electricity. President Obama can do much more to propel nuclear energy forward, such as approving more applicants seeking permits for new nuclear plants and reforming the restrictive U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). This is an avenue that presents a real opportunity for success, as nuclear power garners bipartisan support. The White House should take advantage of this consensus and move forward more aggressively.
As a whole, Obama's energy policy has been unfocused and even sclerotic at times. One former Obama adviser even admitted that "we have absolutely no energy policy." A comprehensive energy plan that advances nuclear energy, expands domestic energy production, including natural gas, oil and coal, reins in overly zealous regulators and approves the Keystone Pipeline will help grow American jobs, put us back on a path toward prosperity and reduce our dependence on foreign sources of energy, which serves as both an economic and national security risk.


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The Patty Duke Show: Season 2
Look-alike cousins Patty and Cathy Lane (both played by Patty Duke) have yin and yang personalities but double the teenage trouble when worldly Cathy comes to live with her American uncle, Martin (William Schallert), in this 1960s sitcom. The split screen is used to fine effect as the cousins bicker over boys, play practical jokes, and get in and out of scrapes together. Season 2 includes guest appearances by Sal Mineo and Sammy Davis Jr.


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Top 1098-T Questions
Table of Contents:
- When will I receive my 1098T form?
- What am I suppose to do with this 1098T statement?
- Why isn't there an amount present in Box 1 on my 1098T?
- Why might I not have a 1098T generated?
- Why might the IRS not get a 1098T for me?
- Why isn't the previous Spring appearing on my 1098T statement?
- What is being reported in the different boxes on my 1098T statement?
- Click here for more 1098T FAQs
- Click here to find out how to access your 1098T statement
1. When will I receive my 1098T form?
a. The 1098T's will be available online by January 31 to students and Authorized Users that have been specifically given access to the 1098T.
Obtaining the IRS Form 1098-T online:
1. Students/Authorized Users obtain the 1098T form through TouchNet
- Log into myPurdue
- Select the 'Financial' tab
- Select 'Manage My Account'
- Under '1098-T Statement', click 'View' next to the year you need
- Log into TouchNet
- Under '1098-T Statement', click 'View' next to the year you need
**If you do not see the '1098-T Statement' area, you most likely have not been given access to the 1098T specifically by the student, please see 2.
2. Student change access of 1098T for Authorized User in TouchNet
- Log into myPurdue
- Select the 'Financial' tab
- Select 'Manage My Account'
- Go to the 'Authorized User' tab under 'My Account'
- Click 'Edit' by the email address of the person you are wanting to change access for
- The second question is "Would you like to allow this person to view your 1098-T Tax statement?"
This answer must be changed to "Yes" in order for the Authorized User to have access to the 1098-T (as the default to the question is "No".)
2. What am I supposed to do with this 1098T statement?
a. This information is being provided in order to help individuals determine and support their eligibility for higher education tax credits. You should consult with your tax advisor for specific information regarding your eligibility, as income requirements apply.
3. Why isn't there an amount present in Box 1 on my 1098T?
a. Purdue University reports the tuition billed to the student's account between January 1 and December 31 of the given tax year (box 2), not as to when payments are made on the account (box 1). Therefore, Box 2 will be filled in and Box 1 will be blank.
4. Why might I not have a 1098T generated?
a. If a student has not provided us with a social security number, a 1098T will not be generated for that student. If a social security number has not been provided, the student will be sent a W-9S form through their @purdue.edu email that will need to be completed and submitted to our office by the deadline date addressed in the email. If a social security number appears incorrect, a new W-9S form can be completed and turned in by the deadline for the correct social secuirty number to be generated. The W-9S form can be found at http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9s.pdf. This form must be submitted before 1098T's are generated for the reported tax year. We cannot provide a corrected 1098T form after.
5. Why might the IRS not get a 1098T for me?
a. 1098T statements are not reported if scholarships and grants meet or exceed the amount of billed fees reported on the form. As a general rule, individuals are not eligible to receive a higher education tax credit if their gift aid exceeds their educational fees. An electronic version of the 1098T may be available to students on TouchNet, but there will be no 1098T reported to the IRS.
6. Why aren't the previous Spring charges appearing on my 1098T statement?
a. The Spring charges of the previous year were reported on the previous year's 1098T statement. This is because Purdue reports based upon when fees are billed, not when you made payment for those fees. Generally, fees for the Spring are billed during November /December, and therefore are a part of the previous tax year's charges reported.
7. What is being reported in the different boxes on my 1098T statement?
a. Click here to view the explanation of the boxes.


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CAMP FALLUJAH, Iraq, July 6, 2005 � As the sun begins to set around camp here, the musical tones of bagpipes can be heard and servicemembers gather to enjoy traditional songs.
Lt. Col. Patrick J. Carroll, foreign area officer, G-5, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Headquarters Group, II MEF (Forward), has been mastering the art of the legendary bagpipes.
�I actually play highland bagpipes,� said the native of Shrewsbury, Mass. �I started playing them about 10 years ago.�
The Irish descendent takes his pipes wherever he treks, even on deployments.
�That's the mark of a piper, you've always got to take your pipes with you,� he said.
Carroll also plays another type of bagpipes, called the Irish Uilleann pipes, and takes them on his travels as well.
When Carroll first saw the mystifying instrument being played during parades and festivals, he became interested in learning the art.
An encounter with a bagpipe musician also sparked his decision to pursue the instrument.
�I happened to run into a father of a Marine who was playing pipes at a dining out at Camp Lejuene, N.C.,� he said.
Carroll approached the Marine's father at the dining out and inquired about learning how to play the bagpipes.
�How do you learn?� Carroll asked the gentleman. �He laughed and said that he had only recently retired as a school superintendent in Connecticut about three years earlier, and picked up the pipes as a means to keep him busy,� said Carroll.
The musician gave him tips on how to begin, and told him what he needed to invest in to get started.
�He advised me to buy a practice chanter, a pipe tutorial book and then give it a try,� said Carroll.
The chanter is an actual part of the instrument that resembles a recorder, he said.
�I essentially taught myself the basics of how to play the chanter,� said Carroll.
Soon after picking up the basics, his wife purchased a set of his own highland bagpipes as a Christmas gift.
�I was able to learn the basics for the whole pipes by myself, but then made the most progress after joining a band,� he said. �I still play in this band called the Northern Virginia Firefighters Emerald Society Pipe Band.�
The band consists of firefighters, police officers, active and retired servicemembers and a plethora of others from all walks of life. There are roughly 25 members in the band including drummers and bagpipers from the northern Virginia area.
�We march in various parades around the northern Virginia/greater Washington D.C., area,� he said.
Carroll said he plays the bagpipes for several reasons. One is to commemorate his mother, who passed away just before he picked up the instrument.
�I took up pipes after she died to remember her,� he said. �She had always loved Ireland, loved Irish music and her heritage was Polish, Irish and German as well.�
In addition, his father often listened to bagpipe music, which also influenced him to play.
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Illinois Bans Flavored Blunt Wraps
The Illinois legislature passed a flavored cigar wrap, or "blunt wrap," ban. According to STLTodasy.com, this measure had failed in the past. Under the new legislation, anyone selling or distributing flavored cigar wraps, with the exception of menthol, will be charged and fined.
The concern with these wraps is that the flavors appeal to children. These wraps are generally used to roll marijuana into what is known as a "blunt." Illinios state representative Kelly Cassidy said, "This product looks like what I put in my kids' lunch boxes every day. It's ridiculous." Flavors like chocolate chip and banana split are feared to be too appealing to kids.
Although this amendment failed in the past, it did pass this time, along with another coattail amendment increasing the penalty for heroin possession. Under this new amendment, anyone possessing 3 grams, rather than the former 5 grams, will be charged with a Class 1 Felony.
Opponents of the blunt wrap ban argue that the heroin amendment was added solely to get the vote to pass the wrap ban. The debate on the House floor went back and forth, and some argued that the bill favored one tobacco company by still allowing the menthol flavored wraps. The law would also harm another business , New Image Global, that produces only flavored wraps. They said they would "be forced to leave Illinois if this bill passes." New Image Global's attorney said, "They put two subjects together to pass a bill they couldn't pass any other way. It's wrong and it's going after one business."
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This story can also be found at Middle of Nowhere Gaming!
It was announced today that CD Projekt Red developers Marek Ziemak and Maciej Szczesnik are no longer a part of the team. They have joined 11 Bit Studios, a studio founded by other former CD Projekt Red members.
(Maciej Szczesnik and Marek Ziemak; left to right)
Szczesnik was the gameplay designer on The Witcher series and will be the lead designer in a new game at 11 Bit Studios. "I'll be responsible for the entire design of a game that took shape in my imagination," said Szczesnik in a statement. "It's a really exciting feeling to create a new world from scratch, make its characters and rules and to know that I have this blank page to fill with my ideas and then bring them to life."
Ziemak has not announced what his role will be at 11 Bit Studios, but it is widely expected he will take part in the indie gaming scene somehow. "I've been watching the indie-game scene for quite some time and I love its creativity and freshness," said Ziemak. "Without going into details, expect some hot news from us around March."
It is unclear if this will affect The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in any way. The Witcher 3 is set to be released later this year.
My Opinion:
I am happy that they are moving on to something they really want to do, but I hope that this doesn't hurt The Witcher 3 in any way. It is also nice that they are leaving after the series is pretty much over. I wish the best of luck to these men in their future projects.
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Steve Nash joining the Toronto Raptors has always made sense in a "two plus two equals four" kind of way, much as the idea of Justin Morneau or Joey Votto playing for the Toronto Blue Jays has made sense for baseball fans.
All three are Canadian-raised players competing in a U.S.-based sport where there is just one Canadian franchise. Two were once marquee guys who might have sold tickets and helped a team win meaningful games at the height of their career, although now only Votto remains in that category.
Nash and Morneau? Like BlackBerry, great Canadian brands that have seen better days.
So timing is the only reason there would be surprise at last weekend's rumours that Toronto might be – in the words of Alex Kennedy of Hoopsworld.com – "a possible landing spot" for Nash. The Victoria native is at the age (39) and stage of his career where his $19-million (U.S.) contract ($9,701,000 of which is for 2014-15) makes him an expendable commodity for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Nash and L.A. went all-in last season; as a free agent, the point guard chose the Lakers over several teams – including the Raptors, in the process greasing the skids for then-general manager Bryan Colangelo's exit – looking to Dwight Howard and Kobe Bryant to help him win his first NBA title.
But that didn't work and the Lakers must surely be shopping Nash – right? Meanwhile, several of Kennedy's peers reported last week Raptors GM Masai Ujiri was working the phones feverishly, although some felt he was doing so to tank for a lottery pick while others had Ujiri trying to get his team into the playoffs.
"It's the NBA, there are going to be rumours, there are going to be trades," Raptors forward Rudy Gay said Monday. "But right now, we're just focused on this team and getting better."
It's hard to see how a Nash-Raptors marriage would make sense.
For Nash, it would effectively end his title ambitions.
For the Raptors, landing Nash would probably help Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment Ltd. president and chief executive Tim Leiweke expand the brand across the country, give the team a "face" and maybe buttress television ratings. But the on-court impact at point guard might not be as much as what the Raptors already have going into Tuesday's game against the Miami Heat: Kyle Lowry, 27, already on his third NBA team and playing for his next contract as well as a new reputation.
Next season? Now, that's a different situation.
Ujiri has said he will be evaluating the Raptors through the first six weeks of 2013-14 and then see what "adjustments" are necessary – in other words, decide whether he has anything other than a playoff bubble team.
That evaluation will not strictly be on a won-lost basis. It won't be as knee-jerk, it's suspected, as the "White Flag Trade" that Chicago White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf famously forced upon his fans in 1997 (three major-leaguers were traded to the San Francisco Giants for six minor-leaguers with the Sox 3 1/2 games out of first place in the American League Central) but there could very well be an element of it in Ujiri's decision.
He has already said he's of no mind to have a team that's life or death to finish seventh or eighth in the conference each season. Good: The savvy basketball fan is of no mind to watch a team like that, either.
It makes sense Nash might want to take a victory lap with the Raptors at some point. Perhaps that would best be next season, either with a Raptors team replete with new blood from a lottery pick or with a Raptors team that had a nice little run into the playoffs and has some salary cap room.
Nash, in other words, is no longer the guy to help turn the page on his own. There was a time where that was the case, but not any more.
And wishing it was won't help matters.
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Goldman Sachs has done something that it hasn't done this whole year. Goldman Sachs has advised customers to sell shares in Dunkin Donuts (NASDAQ:DNKN). What made it unusual is that Goldman Sachs was the lead underwriter that brought the company public. It is rare to see the lead underwriter rate its client a sell so soon. Goldman Sachs initiated the sell rating as soon as the 40 day grace period expired, allowing Goldman to rate the stock.
Goldman is defending this call by stating that the stock is up 65 percent from its original IPO range. Goldman Sachs analyst Michael Kelter expects to see a 15 percent drop over the next 12 months.
I wouldn't be surprised to see a pullback in Dunkin Donuts, but this pullback will be buyable. Here are some highlights that I like about Dunkin Donuts:
- Dunkin Donuts has announced its plans to expand into the Western market. They plan to start its expansion by targeting 5 states. There is a huge growth potential for Dunkin Donuts and I expect it could easily reach 15,000 Dunkin Donut locations by just expanding into the Western markets.
Dunkin Donuts has a great opportunity for international growth as well. Dunkin Donuts only has about 7,000 locations internationally. Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) recently announced that it plans to triple the amount of its China locations and double the amount of its South Korea locations. I see the same opportunity for Dunkin Donuts. Dunkin Donuts is happy with its growth in Asia and Europe; I see this accelerating in the future.
- Dunkin Donuts is looking to expand its menu to increase business outside of breakfast. This will bring additional growth for the company and will be a great way to grow revenue going forward.
- Analysts expect consolidated revenues to grow 10 percent this year. Dunkin Donuts comparable store sales are expected to increase 3.5 percent. Dunkin Donuts' expansion plans will continue to increase revenue going forward.
I'm bullish on Dunkin Donuts and believe that pullbacks are buyable for long term investors. Dunkin Donuts has a strong brand with great growth prospects. I expect this growth to pay off for long term investors as the company also looks for ways to profit from its existing traffic.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, but may initiate a long position in DNKN over the next 72 hours.


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Sandy • In its quest for a Supporters' Shield a race that stretches across the seven-month regular season Real Salt Lake may look back in dismay at three minutes in September.
That's when San Jose's Steven Lenhart, already a villain in the eyes of RSL fans for his rough play, headed in a pair of first-half goals as part of a whiplash-inducing offensive barrage that left Salt Lake dealing with its second straight defeat and questioning its chances.
"We have to figure out some things," midfielder Javier Morales said after the 2-1 loss. "Always set pieces, always crosses into the box. Teams like that, they came here just to do that. … We have to be better. If we don't figure out that, it's going to be tough at the end of the season."
Looking to erase the memories of last weekend's loss in Seattle, RSL controlled the game early. But in the 18th minute, Lenhart got inside position on defender Nat Borchers and headed the ball past a diving Nick Rimando to stun the sellout crowd of 20,504.
A minute later, Salt Lake captain Kyle Beckerman's free kick found Morales alone on the back post and the Argentine leveled the score with his eighth goal of the year.
Fans were still celebrating in the 21st minute, as San Jose set up for its own free kick on the left side. The Earthquakes dropped the ball and took the kick quickly something RSL had watched on tape multiple times over the course of this week, but something for which the team still looked unprepared. Once again, it was Lenhart getting inside Borchers and heading the ball into the back of the net.
"I hold my hand up for both of those goals," Borchers said afterward.
The team's struggles with set pieces has been an issue all season.
"We've talked about it and we've talked about it and we've talked about it, and maybe at some point, they'll start to figure it out," RSL coach Jason Kreis said. "Because as we see, it's one of the few ways that opponents are causing us troubles."
The loss keeps RSL stuck at 48 points on the year and losing ground in the Supporters' Shield chase.
But for midfielder Ned Grabavoy, talk of the league's regular season trophy means little at this point.
"Every guy that came onto the field … we just didn't do anything well," he said. "Defensively, offensively, energy to start the game all these things weren't good. It's kind of everything so we've got to play through it."
The loss left Kreis talking about the need for his team to regain its "swagger." Borchers, meanwhile, said the team has to be concerned about its psyche heading into next week's match in Vancouver.
"We're going to have to get together next week and get our minds right," he said. "We've all got to hold ourselves accountable for how we've played. We've got great quality on this team … but we've got to turn this thing around."
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O Steven Lenhart's goals in the 18th and 21st minutes are the fastest pair of goals RSL has conceded since last year, when Salt Lake gave up scores in back-to-back minutes against the Earthquakes.
• The crowd of 20,504 is the fourth-largest in Rio Tinto Stadium history.
• RSL midfielder Javier Morales scores his eighth goal of the season in the loss. In 13 regular-season games against the Earthquakes, Morales has scored seven goals and notched six assists.


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"Hain must go. No ifs, no buts," the Independent on Sunday declares in its leader. "'I was busy' is not an excuse normally accepted by a court," it adds.
Even if Mr Hain "survives such a murky episode, he will be damaged goods", the News of the World says.
"In the longer term, Mr Hain's career in government looks over," predicts the Sunday Times.
'Wasted life'
The Sunday Telegraph leads with news that Gordon Brown has backed plans for an opt-out system of organ donation.
The paper agrees that more donors are vital, but warns that care is needed to ensure the system is not "coercive, intrusive, or otherwise objectionable".
The Observer, on the other hand, says such "presumed consent" is "vital" and is launching a campaign to press for it.
"No one should be forced to give up their organs, but equally, a wasted life that would have been willingly saved is a tragedy," it says.
Fake TV crews
The Sunday Express claims a front page exclusive about a foiled al-Qaeda plot to blow up the Queen.
It says terrorists posing as TV crews were planning a "devastating" attack on the Commonwealth summit in Uganda attended by the Queen last year.
The Sunday Mirror says the parents of Madeleine McCann plan to return to Portugal "for a showdown" with police who continue to view them as suspects.
The couple's spokesman said the police treatment of them had been "inhumane".
Freedom 'cost'
Kenny Richey, the Edinburgh-born man who spent 21 years on death row in the US, appears in the papers.
He tells the Mail on Sunday: "It is a heart-stopping moment when you wake up on the day designated to be your last on Earth."
Now a free man, Mr Richey talks more light-heartedly to the People about the returning to normal life.
The paper says he is "stuck in a time warp" and "nearly fell of his stool when we told him the price of a pint".
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The IsoWedgeis angled while the IsoPlane is flat. This allows the user to select between either platform shapes to optimize the studio setup. The IsoPlane can also be used to decouple turntables and other devices that can be adversely affected by sound resonating through the floor and furniture.
Sold in sets of four units, the IsoWedgeand IsoPlane are designed to be used in pairs and spaced under the monitor as a means to distribute the weight. The cost effective design makes them ideal for home studio use and other applications where vibrations are an issue and decoupling is required.
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Religious Television: The American Experience by Peter Horsfield
Dr. Peter Horsfield is an ordained minister in the Uniting Church in Australia. He is currently employed on the Electronic Culture Research Project, a special initiative of the Uniting Church's Commission in Victoria to explore the impact of electronic media on global cultures and the implications of this cultural change on religious institutions and on the social experience and expression of religious faith. For ten years previously he was the Dean of the Uniting Church's Theological Hall and Lecturer in Practical Theology in the United Faculty of Theology in Melbourne. He has published extensively in the areas of mass communication and society and media, religion and culture. Among his publications are two books: Religious Television: The American Experience (Longmans 1984) and Taming the Television: A Parents' Guide to Children and Television (Albatross 1986). This book was published in 1984 by Longman, New York. The text was prepared for Religion Online by Paul Mobley.
Chapter 1: The Emergence of Religious Television
Chapter 2: The Making of the Monopoly
Chapter 3: The Electronic Evangelists
Chapter 4: Religious Programs and Television Culture
Chapter 5: The Struggle within the Churches
Chapter 6: Research and Religious Television
Chapter 7: The Effects of Paid-Time Religious Programs on the Structure of Religious Television
Chapter 8: The Size of the Religious Television Audience
Chapter 9: Characteristics of the Religious Audience
Chapter 10: Religious Television and Attitude Change
Chapter 11: Religious Television and the Local Church
Chapter 12: Religious Television and American Culture
Chapter 13: The Future of Current Trends
Chapter 14: A Strategy for the Religious Use of Television
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Jef On 'Bachelorette' Emily Maynard: She Wants Love
One of Emily Maynard's more captivating suitors on "The Bachelorette" tells "Entertainment Tonight" that he absolutely sees her in it for the right reasons.
Following a jilted contestant's interview calling Maynard in so many words a golddigger, Jef Holm opened up that money never entered the convesation until well after the two had become acquainted. In an interview with ETonline, Joe Gendreau went so far as to claim Holm's substantial financial stability was the only reason Maynard was so into him.
Not it hasn't been an issue he's confronted with previous ladies.
"We never talked about financial things or money," Holm said, adding that previous companions have had "expensive tastes" that became problematic. "She mentioned to me, on our next sto, that she thought I still lived at home. She had no idea about my financial status. I never knew anything about hers."
Holm claimed he's "flattered" that many people believe he's the one who finally wins Maynard's hand a few weeks form now, and admits he's "still crazy for her." He believes that he has all the makings, from his upbringing and roots in faith, of a fine family man. "I told Emily that I would love to skateboard with Ricki and play soccer," he said. And when Ricki starts dating, "I'll be waiting at the door with two skateboards instead of intimidating him with a shotgun!"
Otherwise, Holm kept mum about the coming week's tumultuous revelation of Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s previous relationship with an ABC producer.
"I don't know if he's engaged or not. If he is, that's awesome. I'm pretty confident he'll invite me to the wedding," Holm said of Luyendyk, with whom he said he became very close while shooting. "I know for a fact it wouldn't be awkward between Arie and me, but I would wonder if it would be okay with Emily. We had something different than what she had with any of the other guys. I would want to be there because I love and care for Emily and Arie."
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"One mans trash is another mans treasure"
Or so the saying goes, I gotta say, your pretty awesome with making this stuff, your "horrible" songs actually are pretty freaking awesome, and much better than mine to be sure XD. Plus unless I'm mistaken this is used in three entries, which is pretty awesome for a song you weren't even trying for. I would love to see this in like LoZ or any of those other classics too, it would easily fit in any of them. I can picture Link dueling dark link to this song in a pretty epic fashion to be sure : ). Good job man!
Thanks bro! It always takes me by surprise when I see those three entries over there haha.
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Never played Megaman...
So it doesn't remember me it XD
But this kicks ass, and that's for sure. Gonna download it ;)
Awesome, glad you liked it!
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*faints from an awesomeness overload*
I wish I knew how to make flash games, cause I'd definently put this in one!
I wish you knew how to, cuz I'd love to see it in one! :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Yeah, definitely
This is easily a boss battle song. And a very cool one at that. It would be perfect for a sci-fi first person shooter game. Can I use it in mine?
Feel free! :)
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i hear mm
I also hear mega man as well
Well...cool I guess? Maybe Brentalfloss'll cover my song!


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by Elizabeth Zubritsky for NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Aug 02, 2011
When it comes to magnetic fields, Jupiter is the ultimate muscle car. It's endowed with the biggest, brawniest field of any planet in the solar system, powered by a monster engine under the hood.
Figuring out how this mighty engine, or dynamo, works is one goal of NASA's Juno mission, which is scheduled to begin its five-year, 400-million-mile voyage to Jupiter in August 2011. Juno will orbit the planet for about a year, investigating its origin and evolution with eight instruments to probe its internal structure and gravity field, measure water and ammonia in its atmosphere, map its powerful magnetic field and observe its intense auroras.
The magnetic field studies will be the job of Juno's twin magnetometers, designed and built at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. They will measure the field's magnitude and direction with greater accuracy than any previous instrument, revealing it for the first time in high-def.
"Valuable information about Jupiter's magnetic field was gathered by the Pioneer 10 and 11 missions in the early 1970s and Voyagers 1 and 2 in the late '70s," says NASA Goddard's Jack Connerney, Juno's deputy principal investigator and head of the magnetometer team. Connerney is collaborating with the mission's principal investigator, Scott Bolton, at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas. "But previous spacecraft orbited among Jupiter's moons; Juno, a polar orbiter, will be the first magnetic mapping mission to Jupiter."
"Mapping Jupiter's magnetic field is one of the very few ways available to learn about Jupiter's deep internal structure," says Juno's project scientist, Steven Levin of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., which manages the Juno mission. That's because Jupiter's atmosphere is compressed so much by its powerful gravity field that it becomes impenetrable to most sensing techniques.
"In addition," Levin says, "Jupiter may be the best place in the solar system to study how planetary magnetic fields are generated."
Jupiter: Just Right
"The Juno spacecraft will pass repeatedly just above Jupiter's surface, so we will get closer to the dynamo there than we could on any other planet in the solar system," explains Connerney. "That's a very exciting prospect because it will really enhance our ability to determine what's going on." For Earth, the dynamo is generated in the liquid iron of the outer core.
For Jupiter, it's generated in hydrogen, which makes up about 90 percent of the planet. Some of the hydrogen is in a special gas form - a gas that can conduct electricity, because it's under enough pressure to squeeze the electrons off the molecules.
Closer to the core, the gas gets compressed even more, turning it into a liquid called metallic hydrogen. Whether the metallic hydrogen or the electrically conducting gas is the source of Jupiter's magnetic field remains a question - one that Juno is designed to answer.
"With Juno, we hope to see the detailed structure of Jupiter's magnetic field with a resolution far beyond that previously obtained," says Jeremy Bloxham, a Juno co-investigator at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. "We also hope to be able to use the structure of the field to infer the internal structure of Jupiter, in particular to determine the radius of Jupiter's inner core."
Up Close and Personal
That is when Juno gets a bird's eye view of Jupiter's intense auroras, along with measurements of the charged particles and currents associated with them. The spacecraft will make about 34 of these loops, ultimately covering the entire globe during the course of roughly an earth year.
The spacecraft will come close enough to Jupiter to feel the full strength of its magnetic field - about 10 to 12 Gauss compared to Earth's field of about half a Gauss. Yet elsewhere in the orbit, Juno will measure a field that's about 10 million times weaker.
Juno's two magnetometers are identical, and both measure fields weak and strong. The instruments sit about 6-1/2 feet apart on the magnetometer boom, a composite structure fastened to the end of one of the three solar arrays.
Two magnetometers are on board in case one should fail and in case the spacecraft starts to generate its own stray magnetic field, which would need to be corrected for in the measurements. Such a field would be small, but the magnetometers can detect differences so slight that the instrument closer to the spacecraft would sense a stronger field than the one farther out on the boom.
Juno will measure the magnetic field about 60 times per second while the entire spacecraft spins twice each minute. The strength and direction of the field are measured relative to the spinning spacecraft, but scientists really want to know the field's direction relative to Jupiter and the universe. This job requires the help of the star cameras.
Each magnetometer's sensor is equipped with two star cameras to determine the sensor's exact orientation in space. The camera snaps an image of the night sky every four seconds. The star camera identifies all of the bright objects in its field of view and uses a clever algorithm to compare what it "sees" with a catalog of known stars. The sensor's orientation in space is the one that best matches the stars in the catalog.
"If we have even the tiniest little deviation when we determine the orientation, it will impact the measurement of the magnetic field," says the leader of the star-camera team, John Jorgensen of the Danish Technical University, near Copenhagen.
The exquisite accuracy of the magnetometers is due in part to this ability to pinpoint the orientation of the sensor in space, which is just as important as the design and painstaking calibration of the instruments.
"Juno's measurements may be accurate enough to detect slow time variations in Jupiter's magnetic field," Connerney says. "If Jupiter has these variations, measuring them will let us visualize for the first time how the planet's dynamo works. And that will give us a new understanding of the dynamos of other planets, both here in our solar system and beyond."
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The struggling economy has left many Americans saddled with bad credit reports, the same reports could also leave them unemployed.
Loudy Appolon, a Florida woman is suing the University of Miami for firing her before she could begin her job because of a bad credit report that includes a default on her student loans and a car repossession.
"It was devastating, I could not believe that they had did that because I just actually quit my other job in the impression that I was going to get this job. and I wa us told not to bother coming in," Loudy said.
Her lawyer, Sam Miller said that the University of Miami used a credit report that had nothing to do with her ability to do the job and her trustworthiness.
Appolon wasn't able to get her old job back but after four months of being unemployed, she was landed a new job.


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Polperro Socks
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These socks, featuring a simple cables and lace pattern, are inspired by the narrow streets of the small fishing port of Polperro in Cornwall and the coastal foot path running along this part of the Cornish coast.
This is the perfect pattern to try cabling without a cable needle.
Errate 18 Nov 2013:
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PING works, TRACE doesn't...
Can someone please shed some light onto what appears to be unexpected behaviour?
I am able to ping an ip address using a particular VLAN interface as the source and get a response, see below:
Protocol [ip]:
Target IP address: 10.50.x.y
Repeat count [5]:
Datagram size [100]:
Timeout in seconds [2]:
Extended commands [n]: y
Source address or interface: 10.225.a.b
Type of service [0]:
Set DF bit in IP header? [no]:
Validate reply data? [no]:
Data pattern [0xABCD]:
Loose, Strict, Record, Timestamp, Verbose[none]:
Sweep range of sizes [n]:
Type escape sequence to abort.
Sending 5, 100-byte ICMP Echos to 10.50.x.y, timeout is 2 seconds:
Packet sent with a source address of 10.225.a.b
Success rate is 100 percent (5/5), round-trip min/avg/max = 16/16/16 ms
However when I try a traceroute to the same ip address using the same VLAN interface as source, it fails - again see below:
Protocol [ip]:
Target IP address: 10.50.x.y
Source address: 10.225.a.b
Numeric display [n]:
Timeout in seconds [3]:
Probe count [3]:
Minimum Time to Live [1]:
Maximum Time to Live [30]:
Port Number [33434]:
Loose, Strict, Record, Timestamp, Verbose[none]:
Type escape sequence to abort.
Tracing the route to 10.50.x.y
1 * * *
2 * * *
3 * * *
4 * * *
5 * * *
etc etc (no reponses whatsoever)...
25 * * *
26 * * *
27 * * *
28 * * *
29 * * *
30 * * *
Setting the source to another VLAN interface - policy routed differently - suceeds on both ping and trace which is what I was expecting to see on the above VLAN source - that is, either BOTH succeed or BOTH fail (I actually expected both to fail since I'm told that there's a firewall inbetween set to deny ICMP).
So my question is - if ICMP works for ping why doesn't it work for traceroute? Or is some intermediate device responding to the ping packet and leading me astray.... And if so, is there a method of discovering what that device might be without debugging what is a core live device?
Can someone please explain?! Many thanks.
traceroute from a cisco device uses UDP, not ICMP. verify the FW allows UDP from the source/destination VLAN you are trying to reach.


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Re: st: comparing results from cluster and stratified analysis
Steven Samuels <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: comparing results from cluster and stratified analysis
Thu, 30 Dec 2010 14:25:30 -0500
You can certainly compare the results, but it won't hurt to do the non-
stratified analysis on the reduced data set.
A formal test of the effect of family would require a bootstrap or a
test of the Gamma parameter in the random effects frailty model; but
the Gamma assumption is quite restrictive.
To drop all groups with tied values for covariates x1 x2 x3 x4:.
*********First Principles********************
bys group: gen gc1= _N
bys group x1 x2 x3 x4: drop if _N==gc1
duplicates drop group x1 x2 x3 x4
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On Dec 29, 2010, at 4:30 AM, Grethe Søndergaard wrote:
I am analysing my data in two steps, using cox-regression analysis in
both. My data set consists of siblings from different families.
First I am using a standard cox-regression analysis, where I include a
cluster term to take into account that some of the persons in my data
are related.
Next, I am using using a stratified cox-regression analysis, where I
use a "sibling" stratum variable, to stratify my analysis on persons
who are siblings.
I want to compare the results from the cluster analysis with the
result from the stratified analysis – and know I am having doubts of
whether I am doing this the right way. In the stratified analysis,
only siblings who are discordant on both exposure and outcome will
contribute to the analysis. However, in the cluster analysis all
siblings in the data set will contribute (as far I understand). But
can you actually compare these results?
If no - Is there a way to delete all the individuals, who are not
discordant on exposure and outcome with at least one of his/her
siblings, before running the cluster analysis?
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Main Page
My Anime List
I watch enough anime, that's for sure. Every now and then I find myself trying to make a list of all the animes I've ever seen. It's a long list. I figured
Hell, UMBC is just giving me space to use, so I'll post it on the web!
And that brings us back to the present. CAUTION: If you'd like to keep the delusion that I have some sort of life, you should probably not click this link. ^_^
Lost In My Own Mind
My LiveJournal. My posts there range from serious self-reflection, to daily events, to quiz results. (Opens in new window.)
All hail the TV. (I'm an editor for several anime shows, so I might as well advertise the site. =P )
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1. Re: Wifi calling on Verizon Android devices??PJNC284 Mar 7, 2011 2:28 PM (in response to Seattlebobb)
not anything through verizon. You can use sipdroid and gvoice callback in the market for wifi calling with no extra charge though.
2. Re: Wifi calling on Verizon Android devices??enyalius Mar 7, 2011 2:49 PM (in response to PJNC284)
Indeed, Verizon has always been a little 'feature restrictive', to put it lightly (this is the company that wouldn't even allow you to use bluetooth transfers or your own music as ringtones for years), so I doubt they'll allow a joint version of Skype or anything like that to support it any time soon, but, as PJNC said, there are third party apps that support it. Keep in mind, though, that Google Voice (gvoice, as PJNC called it) will only have free calling through the end of the year, and will begin charghing (it is being reported) low rates to make calls through it next year.
3. Re: Wifi calling on Verizon Android devices??Jax_Omen Mar 12, 2011 8:16 PM (in response to enyalius)There's LOTS of third-party wifi calling options. Google Voice, Fring, Skype are the three that come to mind, but I know there's plenty of others too.
I used Fring for my girlfriend for a while because where she lived AT&T was the only carrier that had any reception, her parents had T-Mobile and I have Sprint, so instead of her having her own individual AT&T plan with a ****** phone, we saved her money by putting her on my plan with a smartphone and doing Fring wifi calls (great high-speed internet, but no cell reception, it's a heavily wooded area near a college >_>)... Worked great for the 4 months we used it.
4. Re: Wifi calling on Verizon Android devices??skypewifiuser Nov 12, 2011 1:38 PM (in response to Seattlebobb)
I love Verizon, I have a samsung Galaxy S 3GS which I love. BUT, I hate the fact that when I am overseas I cannot use Skype WIFI while I can use WIFI on my phone for everything else....I cannot afford to use Verizon (no one can) international calling from overseas to stay in contact with my family. 1) What is the reason why Verizon prohibit use of Skype WIFI? 2) is there plan to change that in the near future? 3) What about going to 4G /LTE is there a plan to add SYPE WIFI for international calling from outside USA? 4) Is there any Verizon phone that allows use of Skype WIFI ? I hate to think that I have to go to AT&T ....
Can someone shed some light?


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Date Posted: 07/26/2013
The Language and Culture Program at Soka University of America in Aliso Viejo, California seeks applicants for a part-time, one-semester adjunct instructor position in Chinese language, to begin in September 2013. The position, potentially renewable, is that of an instructor of Mandarin Chinese at the introductory (first- and second-year) level. Applicant should have native or near-native command of Chinese and adequate fluency in English, and either have earned an MA degree in a relevant field or else have had extensive experience teaching Chinese language in an English-speaking environment. Please send a letter of application, a C.V., two letters of recommendation, teaching evaluation statistics for one course (if available), and an MP3 file with two-minute sample reading passages in both Chinese and English to:Chinese Adjunct Position c/o: Edward M. Feasel, Ph.D.
Review of applications will begin in early August, 2013 and continue until the position is filled.
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Dear Amy: I am concerned that my husband of four years may have a psychological disorder related to spending.
He has two motorcycles, five trucks, three boats and two woodstoves. He now wants to buy a smart car (energy efficient electric) on the basis that it is so much less expensive to operate than a gas car. Every week I pick up three to five boxes of new purchases from the post office.


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Discover New Music: HRVRD Performance/Interview
HRVRD (Formerly Harvard which made it impossible to Google search them because of the little known school) is easily in my top 5 for up and coming bands. I don't expect them to break into top 40 music as that is not their style, but their music is definitely my cup of tea. They just have a smooth, atmospheric, moody sound and can kick it into punk mode when needed. I've had this video stashed away for a while but it's time to share it. It's a brilliant Studio C like performance/interview they did with the fine folks over at Audiotree. They have a gallery full of great performances so go check it out after you watch HRVRD.


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Ruby Helen (Sutton) Graham
Funeral Service
Ruby Helen Graham of Steelville, MO passed away Thursday, March 22, 2012 at Phelps County Regional Hospital in Rolla at the age of 74 years. She was born August 23, 1937 in Ironton, MO to William Sutton and Stella Harbinson Sutton. She was united in marriage to James Thomas Graham who preceded her in death in 1987.
Ruby was of the Christian faith. In her spare time she enjoyed fishing, gardening and raising flowers.
She will be sadly missed by her daughter Charlene Barnicle of Cuba, MO; two brothers Sylvester "Ed" Stricklin of Cuba, MO and Tom Sutton and wife Kathy of New Jersey; one sister Sue Helmering of Cuba, MO; two grandchildren Jason Bishop of Steelville, MO and Rusty Bishop and wife Carrie of Cuba, MO; four great-grandchildren Ashley and Sara Bishop and R.J. and Elaina Bishop Burris; nieces, nephews; other relatives and family friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; and one brother-in-law Larry Helmering.
The Family received friends from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 27, 2012 at the Britton-Bennett Funeral Home in Steelville, MO.
Funeral service was held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at the Britton-Bennett Funeral Home in Steelville, MO with Rev. Jerry Beers officiating. Memories were shared by grandson, Rusty Bishop. Special music of "When I Get Where i am Going", "Go Rest High" and "Lead Me Home" was played.
Committal prayer and interment were in the New Martin Cemetery in Steelville, MO.
Honored to be casket bearers were Jason Bishop, Rusty Bishop, Danny Graham, Allen Helmering, David Helmering and Earl Barnicle.
The Family was served by the Britton-Bennett Funeral Home of Steelville, MO.
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The director of two 'Halloween' films has stated that he will not direct another installment of the horror franchise, but refused to share the reason why.
There may never be another "Halloween" film for director Rob Zombie. Being interviewed by MTV at San Diego Comic Con 2009 during which he promoted his upcoming movie "H2: Halloween 2", the director stated that he will not make a third "Halloween" movie, saying "No. I could not see that in any shape, way or form. Never."
However, Zombie, who previously directed "Houses of 1000 Corpses" and "The Devil's Rejects", refused to explain why he is unwilling to be involved in the third installment of the film. "If I told you [why], you wouldn't believe me," he stated. He moreover added that he doesn't have desire to share his reason, saying "And, I don't want to tell you."
Similar statement was previously released by Zombie when talking about possibility of "H2". Back at that time after he finished directing "Halloween", the helmer insisted that he wouldn't return to do the sequel and if Dimension Films wanted to make the sequel, they would have to do it without him. Soon after, however, it was announced that he will be involved in the second film.
Rob Zombie's 2007 "Halloween" is a remake to John Carpenter's 1978 film. It follows the premise of the original film with Michael Myers stalking Laurie Strode and her friends on Halloween night. "H2: Halloween 2", on the other hand, witnesses the time Myers returning to his hometown of Haddonfield, Illionis to bring "closure to the secrets of his twisted past." Tyler Mane and Scout Taylor-Compton are among the original cast to reprise their roles in the sequel, which will open in U.S. theaters August 28.


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From: "Harvey and Jenny Kiser" <>
Subject: Fultz/ Fulks/ Fults Reunion
Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 16:04:48 -0400
The descendants of Obediah and Martha Blankenship Fulks (Fultz, Fults)
will have their second Tri-Annual Reunion:
When: September 27, 28, 29, 2002
Where: Echo Canyon near Carter Caves State Resort Park, Olive Hill, Ky.
Time: From early early morning til late late at night
Activites: Sharing family info, photos, and stories of our ancestors.
Will have tours going to the Bethel Cemetery and Stallard Cemetery where our
ancestors are buried.
In the evening hours we will have a Marshmellow/weiner roast for the young
and young at heart.
Anyone that can play a musical instrument and or sing is welcome to join our
Cousins Talent Show.
Photo session of all the descendants Saturday September 28, 2002
Info on the planned luncheon will be given later.
Contact for info:
Harvey Kiser
P.O. Box 697
Olive Hill, Ky. 41164
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my history exams start on the 15th of may and i really need to knuckle down and kick start on my revision... the only thing is, i have no idea where to start!! i have two separate exams, British and then a Germany exam.
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Watch Johnny Depp Kisses Jimmy Kimmel, On the Lips, Twice
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Johnny Depp was on Jimmy Kimmel and Jimmy mentioned Johnny is a pretty good-looking guy. The compliment earned him TWO KISSES ON THE LIPS.
Johnny first went for a kiss on the cheek after Kimmel said 'You have this very handsome, this – Let's just be honest and say beautiful face.' When the girls in the audience went crazy, he went back for the two on the lips, leaving Kimmel stumbling over his words and finally admitting 'That's more kissing than I did in all of high school.' To which Depp replied 'Me, too.' Yeah right!
Next time I run into Johnny I'll remember to pay him the same compliment so I can get a few kisses too.
This isn't the first time Jimmy has been kissed on the lips by another man. Charlie Sheen also had a lip lock with Kimmel.
'Cute Kids' of the Day Spray Dad With Hose for Jimmy Kimmel [VIDEO]
YouTube Jimmy Kimmel is known for stirring up trouble with his YouTube challenges. There was the prank where parents pretended to eat all their kids Halloween candy. Then it was the ' Rotten Christmas Gifts' gag, followed by ' I Silverstoned My Kids.' This time it's the kids who get revenge.


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"The time has long since passed when Congress should have enacted comprehensive immigration reform legislation. President Obama's important action is a small, but highly significant step toward a humane policy on immigration that recognizes the realities of today's world. Undocumented children of illegal immigrants are not responsible for their parents' actions of bringing them to America. Although they are not born here, they truly are Americans. President Obama's policy finally recognizes that fact."
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OnMedia: Steve Chamraz returns to Milwaukee
Steve Chamraz is coming back to Milwaukee later this month to take the open afternoon anchor chair opened by last year's departure of George Mallet.
He joins the station on Feb. 21.
The Marquette grad comes from Chicago's Fox affiliate, WFLD-TV, where he's been reporting since November 2008. Chamraz was chief investigative reporter at stations in St. Louis and Kansas City, Mo., and spent two years as a reporter at Madison's WKOW-TV starting in 1998.
But his TV news career really has its roots in Milwaukee.
As he writes on his Facebook page:
"Milwaukee is not only close to home, it is close to my heart. I spent four wonderful years there while a student at Marquette University. I look forward to getting reacquainted with the city -- and buying my season tickets to Marquette basketball.
"WTMJ is also a special place for me. I had my first TV news internship at 'Today's TMJ4' in 1995 and went on to work a couple part-time jobs on both the radio and television sides of the newsroom before setting out on my reporting career."
He'll take the anchor slot opened by the departure of Mallet, who left in December and now anchors at WPTZ-TV in Plattsburgh, N.Y. In addition, Chamraz will report for the 10 p.m. news, and do investigative reports.
During his time in St. Louis, he made a splash off-screen as well, being named one of the "Top Singles" of 2006 by St. Louis Magazine. Wrote the magazine: "He had us at ... his willingness to get down and dirty: 'I do the dishes'."
To sample his on-camera style, here's a report from Chamraz in advance of last month's Packers-Bears NFC Championship:
On TV: As long as we've been talking about Chicago's Fox station, WFLD, it has brought back former Channel 58 weather forecaster Tammie Souza late last month. The station is also the current home of former Channel 12 forecaster Mark Strehl.
- Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews visits Jay Leno on NBC's "Tonight Show" at 10:35 tonight on Channel 4.
- The latest "Friends" alum to get a sitcom is Matthew Perry, whose "Mr. Sunshine" premieres at 8:30 tonight on Channel 12. Courteney Cox has "Cougar Town," also on ABC, and Matt LeBlanc has Showtime's "Episodes."
- Also getting a new show is Keith Olbermann, who is joining Al Gore's Current cable and satellite channel. The former MSNBC host will have a prime-time weeknight show later this year, and he'll be Current Media's "Chief News Officer."
- The "Glee" cast is going on a nationwide tour later this year, but it doesn't include Milwaukee. The closest stop is a June 3 concert in Chicago.
Targeting Paul Ryan: Daily Kos, the liberal Internet site, has bought airtime on southeast Wisconsin radio stations attacking conservative U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, saying the Janesville Republican "thinks he deserves better than you."
Ryan, who chairs the Budget Committee in the Republican-controlled House, has become a major target for the left, especially since he gave the GOP response to the president's State of the Union address.
According to the attack ad, "Congressman Ryan gets affordable health care, with protections against insurance companies cutting him and his family off. No lifetime limits. No annual caps. No preexisting conditions.
"But last month Ryan voted to deny you and your family these same protections."
You can listen to the spot here.
It's airing on WMCS-AM (1290), Racine's WRJN-AM (1400)/WEZY-FM (92.1) and Janesville's WCLO-AM (1230)/WJVL-FM (99.9).
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As part of a major redevelopment of the Imperial War Museum, Oliver Peyton – the man behind the transformation of the edible offerings at a handful of public institutions, including the National Gallery – has opened two cafés: a spacious one on the ground floor of the museum with an outdoor terrace, and a tea room on the first floor. Expect a seasonal, British menu, including sourdough pizzas, sandwiches and a selection of cakes.
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I'm very surprised by the two-star rating. Having been to many galleries and museums, and working in a gallery myself, I felt this was the best museum cafe I've come across in a long time - much better than the several Peyton and Byrne and Benugo museum cafes and restaurants I've visited. The cakes are very enticing and the soups, stews and sandwiches all beautifully made. The cafe itself is very light and airy, and kept very clean. However, most of the credit must go to the staff - I visited on several occasions and each time every member of staff was friendly, helpful and very efficient. Oh, and they do damn good jam tarts.