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Beauty Sarah Jessica Parker Narrates the 1920s in Vogue | Vogue by the Decade As Vogue celebrates its 125th year, we look back at the history of fashion, and the magazine, in a series of "five points" videos by decade, narrated by the stylish Sarah Jessica Parker. In the above episode, we take a look back at the roaring '20s.
Beauty Aluna Francis of AlunaGeorge Breaks Down Her Beauty Routine Aluna Francis, singer of British duo AlunaGeorge, has fast become one of music's most intriguing beauty chameleons. Here, she reveals the tricks behind her go-to look, from her expert cat-eye technique to her secret hairstyling weapon.
Beauty Gwyneth Paltrow's Guide to Glowing Skin | Beauty Secrets No matter how breakneck Gwyneth Paltrow's day is, her foolproof beauty routine can take her from the office to the party in a matter of minutes. From the secret to youthful skin, to a toxin-free bold red lip and an all natural fragrance that leaves her smelling smarter, watch how the actress cum wellness guru stays perennially fresh faced.
Beauty Ashley Graham's Red Carpet Beauty Look | Beauty Secrets As a top model and social media powerhouse, Ashley Graham spends a great deal of time flitting from one glamorous event to the next. Here, she breaks down her secret to easy red carpet beauty, from a dewy cheek blush to loads of iridescent highlighter.
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Filmed at the Four Seasons Hotel New York Downtown, fourseasons.com/newyorkdowntown/
Beauty Suki Waterhouse's Easy Cat Eye | Beauty Secrets Suki Waterhouse is the It Brit model and actress with an entirely loose, on-the-fly approach to makeup. Here, she breaks down her morning beauty routine, including the secret to her perfectly smudged cat-eye.
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Filmed at the Plaza, New York
Beauty Ciara's Day-to-Night Makeup Refresh | Beauty Secrets Ciara may be an otherworldly beauty with a career in the stratosphere, but in at least one respect, she's just like any other woman: She often has to squeeze in a quick touch-up between a full-throttle workday and a big night out.
Beauty Grace Hartzel's David Bowie Halloween Makeover | Beauty Secrets Model Grace Hartzel shares the steps to creating a Halloween homage to David Bowie's iconic beauty look from "Life on Mars?" video.
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Beauty Watch Sofía Sanchez de Betak Get Tokyo's Cutest Makeover Lolita fashion is one of Japan's most iconic subcultures, instantly recognized by its whimsical take on period style, and on a recent trip to Tokyo, Sofía Sanchez de Betak stopped by Maison de Julietta for a complete ama-loli makeover. Here, watch De Betak's beauty transformation, from rosy circles of blush to a doll-like pink wig.
Beauty NBA Star Russell Westbrook's 5 Tips for a Winning New York Fashion Week. Swish! The Oklahoma City Thunder point guard is a front row fixture at the shows. Here, his 5 tips for an all-star New York Fashion Week.
How-to 3 Steps to the Perfect Breakfast Sandwich A simple egg sandwich never looked so good. Chef Jessica Koslow of Sqirl shows us how to make the perfect breakfast sandwich in just a few easy steps.
Beauty Cannes Winner Xavier Dolan Talks Adele and Movies Without Happy Endings Wunderkind director Xavier Dolan, 27, took home the Grand Prix at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival this past weekend. Dolan, known for directing Adele's video for "Hello" and starring in Louis Vuitton campaigns, took a minute from his back-to-back Cannes schedule to talk to Vogue.com about why he doesn't differentiate between high and pop culture.
How-to How to Tie a 200-Pound Turban—Sikh Style! Watch Baba Avtar Singh tie one of the biggest turbans in the Punjab.
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Director: Mark Hartman
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Health & Fitness Watch Model Valentina Zelyaeva Make Her Favorite Healthy Sunchoke Soup The Russian stunner—and burgeoning wellness guru—takes a trip to the Union Square farmer's market and makes the perfect winter dish.
Magazine How to Make One of the World's Most Decadent Desserts: An Animated Mille-Feuille Recipe Mille-feuille, the decadent dessert equivalent of Mount Everest, is the pastry cook's ultimate summit. Complicated, yes, but not unconquerable, as cookbook author Tamar Adler discovers in the December issue, and as this charmingly animated recipe will show you.


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Notable Natives of Columbus, Indiana
Columbus is best known as an architecture destination and the site of the global headquarters for Cummins Inc, a manufacturer of diesel engines, but it is also the home the notable natives listed below.
SUSAN BRACKNEY was raised in Columbus and has written books on the artistic life, organic gardening, and bee-keeping. You might have seen her on Good Morning America, taking Jerry Seinfeld's Bee Movie to task. The avid gardener and green-living guru also covers organic gardening, nature, and environmental affairs. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Organic Gardening, and elsewhere. Visit her website.
JAMIE HYNEMAN, co-host of the popular show Mythbusters, graduated from Columbus North High School in 1974. He owned and operated the Fur, Fin, and Feather Pet Center on Central Avenue in Columbus for three years before attending Indiana University. Learn more about Jamie on The Discovery Channel website.
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MIKE PENCE was born and raised in Columbus, along with three brothers and two sisters. He graduated from Columbus North High School, went on to graduate from Hanover College in 1981, and earned his J.D. from Indiana University School of Law in 1986. Pence was elected to Congress in 2000 and served six terms as Indiana's 6th district Representative before running for and winning the Indiana gubernatorial race in 2012, then becoming the Vice-President in January 2017.
STEPHEN SPROUSE moved to Columbus at nine. The New York Times wrote he was "the fashion designer and artist who in the early 1980s pioneered that decade's revolutionary idea of mixing uptown sophistication in clothing with a downtown punk and pop sensibility." New York magazine wrote, "Sprouse wedded downtown cool with uptown luxury and space-age fabrics." Sprouse worked with Halston, Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs, and Blondie's Debbie Harry, among others.See images of Stephen and his work on Pinterest. (photo by Andy Warhol)
TONY STEWART, winner of so many high-profile racing events, credits his return to his hometown for his renewed success on the NASCAR circuit. Tony Caraviello of Nascar.com said, "Sometimes, we forget how immensely talented Stewart is," and we couldn't agree more! See a mural of Tony at the downtown Dairy Queen, where the owner was an early Tony fan and sponsor. Learn more about Tony Stewart or visit Tony's website.
Columbus Connection : "COLONEL SANDERS" lived and worked in Columbus for a time before he founded Kentucky Fried Chicken. Among many jobs he had between the ages of fifteen and forty, he "worked as the secretary of the Columbus, Indiana, Chamber of Commerce" and "manufactured acetylene lighting systems for farmers in Columbus," as noted in a 1970 New Yorker magazine article.

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Peanut Butter Fruit Rollup
Flour Tortilla
Peanut Butter
Make it:
Wash and cut the apple into small bite sized pieces. Evenly spread peanut butter on the tortilla. Slice the tortilla into three strips. Sprinkle a dash of cinnamon. Arrange the pieces of apple on the tortilla in a row. Roll the tortilla up. Eat it.
The scoop: the protein from the peanut butter keeps your blood sugar levels stable, which helps maintain a consistent energy level.
Oatmeal and Fresh Fruit
Nothing is quicker or easier in the morning than making a bowl of oatmeal, but take it to the next level by adding a variety of fresh fruit, sliced almonds, and even dried fruit like raisins and dates. Switch it up every now and then so you don't get bored. For a quick and basic version follow the recipe below.
Instant Oatmeal (unsweetened)
Fresh Blueberries
Ripe Banana
Cinnamon (optional)
Make it:
Heat the oatmeal according to the package directions. While that's cooking, slice the banana into bite sized pieces. Add the banana and a handful of fresh blueberries to the hot oatmeal. Sprinkle a dash of cinnamon and enjoy!
The scoop: Oatmeal is high in soluble fiber, which digests slowly and helps you feel fuller for longer.
Avocado and Egg Muffin
|Avocado Toast
English Muffin
Ripe Avocado
Salt and Pepper
Make it:
Fry the egg over easy in a skillet over medium heat. Add a dash of salt and pepper for taste. Toast the English Muffin until lightly brown. Cut and pit the avocado, scoop the insides into a bowl. Mash it with a fork. Spread the avocado over both sides of the English Muffin (the more the merrier). Add the fried egg and eat as a sandwich.
If you're vegan, you can simply spread the avocado over your favorite toasted bread. Avocado toast is seriously one of my favorite snacks in the world!
The scoop: Avocados are an excellent source of Omega 3 and Omega 6, the good fats that support brain and heart health.
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Deal Death from the Shadows with Elven Legacy: Ranger
October 20, 2009 - NEW YORK - The epic saga begins! Sharpen your blade as Paradox Interactive sends forth the first majestic installment in the Elven Legacy trilogy of expansions with Elven Legacy: Ranger, available today for download from all major digital distribution platforms.
Elven Legacy Trilogy Coming This Fall
September 29, 2009 - NEW YORK - Great fictional moments come in threes. Now gaming has its own in the form of the Elven Legacy Trilogy, three epic expansion packs for the Fantasy Strategy title Elven Legacy from Paradox Interactive, releasing in October, November and December 2009.
E3 2009: Elven Legacy: Ranger Expansion Announced
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I won $64,000 at Leo Vegas recently and requested a lump sum withdrawal which was approved on after completion of the verification process. All correspondence has stated that all the conditions have been met and the withdrawal approved.
I have received 2 different dates (27/01/16 and 01/02/16) from the customer service team as to when the Casino claims the transfer took place, and yet no funds. When I have repeatedly asked for confirmation of the account details to which the transfer was sent, I have had no response in this regard. At no time has confirmation of my banking details been requested, this I would have thought would be the first step in an investigation into a misdirected funds transfer.
As per the T&Cs i was expecting a 5 day wait, it is now 12/02/16 and no sign of the funds, i have checked with my bank and they have nothing in the pipeline. The Casino claims they have completed the transfer.
I was sent a receipt dated 27/01/16 which had no useful information that could explain the delay nor where the funds have been directed.
I get the impression they are using stalling tactics, just telling me to wait.
As I have read on this site, large withdrawals are made once a month, I believe at the end of the month, which the first date of 27/01/16 would have been eligible for payment by 31/01/16. this payment appears to have been carried over into the next months numbers, explaining the change in the information provided as to the transfer date. I do not believe a transfer has taken place as yet.
Today I have received an apology from Customer service for the delay and the manner in which I have been treated, yet still no money.
If the Casino has a date which they are intending to send the funds, why not just tell me, that way I can get on with my life, stop bothering them and wait patiently for my money. As it stands, I wonder if I will ever see it.
I won $64,000 at Leo Vegas recently and requested a lump sum withdrawal which was approved on after completion of the verification process. All correspondence has stated that all the conditions have been met and the withdrawal approved.
I have done some research of my own regarding the process and mechanics of making a International Funds Transfer.
I do not believe that Leo Vegas has made any transfer to my account, I believe that the "Receipt" they claim shows the transfer to my account is nothing more than a Purchase Order to make the transfer, when will they execute the order and send my money????
I have requested that Leo Vegas please provide evidence of the transfer that details the destination of the transfer, not just a reference number that has no meaning to me or my bank. My Bank has told me that no such transfer has been sent or been sent and rejected.
It is also interesting to note that the withdrawal of funds from my account does not appear in my account history.......
Well, I get the impression that my grave suspicions may be unfounded. The casino has provided other documents that may provide a clue to the issue, lets see how it pans out, I may still be correct too.
Don't hold your breath.
OOppss , spoke too soon.....
Still no answers from LeoVegas, still waiting for the funds.......getting fed up with them......
Ok, So after sending a copy of my bank statement that shows that no such deposit has entered the account it was supposed to be sent to, they are now wanting a letter from my bank stating that the money didn't reach my account. Why????
The way i see it, this is just another delaying tactic and my reasoning is that if they did/do actually track the transaction, they would see that is has not reached my account.
So, if i do this and it is actually required, I must take time off work, go to a branch of the bank, wait 30 mins to discuss with them, wait another 30 mins for them to get permission to issue a letter (if they do), wait another 30 mins for the letter to be issued, send to LeoVegas, then wait another 3-4 days for them to tell me to wait for a while longer. Absolutely ridiculous.
The statement was sufficient last week, why is it not sufficient this week......more pointless hoops to jump through.
Fed up to the eyeballs.
Yet another apology from a LeoVegas Rep for the treatment I have received and another promise to fix it immediately, sorry for being sceptical, but i'm not holding my breath, just waiting for another document request.
I guess we will just have to wait and see.......i will keep you in the loop.
well well, Leo Vegas Rep has come good and delivered as promised.
I have received the funds to my account and the scales of justice are in balance, once again....Thank you Leo Vegas and Thank you AskGamblers for provision of a forum to vent frustrations and concerns.
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Amanda Hudson (born August 21, 2023) is the biological daughter of Katie Hudson and the fraternal tridecaplet sister of Sarah, Kelly, Milo, Alice, Ethan, Jonathan, Ryan, Kyle, Eric, Julia, Liam and Abby.
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- 8th Birthday-American Girl themed party for girls/G.I. Joe themed party for boys
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- Mother: Katie Hudson (2000-)
- Brothers: Juan Hudson (2018-), Jose Hudson (2018-), Antonio Hudson (2018-), Ethan Hudson (2023-), Jonathan Hudson (2023-), Ryan Hudson (2023-), Kyle Hudson (2023-), Eric Hudson (2023-), Liam Hudson (2023-), Milo Hudson (2023-)
- Sisters: Julia Hudson (2023-), Abby Hudson (2023-), Sarah Hudson (2023-), Kelly Hudson (2023-), Alice Hudson (2023-)
- Aunt: Theresa Hudson (2006-)
- Cousins: Brett Hudson (2022-), Joel Hudson (2022-)
- Grandmother: Susie Hudson (née: Wilson) (1965-)
- Grandfather: Tom Hudson, Jr. (1965-)
- Her full name is Amanda Kathleen Hudson
- She and her tridecaplet siblings are all fans of Candy Crush
- For her 7th birthday, she receives an American Girl doll named Kaya along with Kaya's accessories and Kaya 3-book boxed set (from her mother Katie), Kaya's Deerskin outfit (from her Aunt Theresa), High-Low sem dress for girls (from her cousin Brett), fun fringed outfit for girls (from her cousin Joel), Kaya's mare, Steps High (from her godmother Rachel), modern fancy shawl outfit (from her teacher Mrs. Wilson), Kaya's foal, Sparks Flying (from her Grandma Susie), Pow-Wow hair set of today (from her Grandpa Tom), Kaya's saddle, Kaya's foods, Kaya's dog Tatlo & Gear
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The Shoals lily is so rare that it appears only in certain parts of Alabama, South Carolina, and Georgia. The largest stand in the world can be found along Alabama's Cahaba River at Hargrove Shoals near West Blocton. You'll find tufts of the 3-foot-tall plants sprouting between Mother's Day and Father's Day, but each plant blooms only for a single day each year. Sign up for a guided canoe trip from the Cahaba River Society.
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Pumpkin Parfaits
F&W's Justin Chapple layers superspeedy pumpkin mousse with whipped mascarpone cream and crushed chocolate wafer cookies for his gorgeous, delicious parfaits.
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- Servings: 12
- Two 15-ounce cans pumpkin puree
- 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 4 cups mascarpone cheese
- 2 1/2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 1/2 cups crushed chocolate wafer cookies (6 ounces)
How to make this recipe
In a large bowl, using a hand mixer, beat the pumpkin puree with the pumpkin pie spice, salt, 2 cups of the mascarpone and 1 1/2 cups of the confectioners' sugar until thick.
In another large bowl, beat the heavy cream with the remaining 2 cups of mascarpone and 1 cup of confectioners' sugar until soft peaks form.
Spoon half of the pumpkin mixture into 12 glasses and top with half of the mascarpone mixture and half of the crushed wafers. Repeat the layering once more. Refrigerate the parfaits until well-chilled, at least 1 hour, before serving.
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After the defeat of Captain Ryan by Kouhei's hand, and the discovery of Kouhei's crimes being fake, all is well within Soul Society. Soon after, a group of Arrancars named Perentorio and Innay arrive in the Seireitei. Kouhei is quickly defeated by Innay, and the two extend a declaration of war between Hueco Mundo and the Soul Society. Sei and the group return home, to deal with the threat.
After the Arrancar retreated, and the team returned home, things began to calm down somewhat. Kouhei and the others went off to train respectively and Seireitou was left alone in his apartment. He overviewed yesterday's events in his head over and over, as an image came onto his large screen T.V. which came from the Seireitei.
"Hmm..." mumbled Seireitou as he walked over to turn it on and connect with the Seireitei. Captain-Commander Byakko Kirisake came onto the screen. Seireitou yawned, "What's up, Byakko?" he asked, lazily.
"That's Captain-Commander Kirisake to you, Kuchiki!" barked Byakko in retaliation. "But manners is not why I called today. I need to discuss with you what occured yesterday and how we plan to de-" he was cut off as Seireitou then spoke.
"Lemme guess, you want me and a group of people, to infiltrate Hueco Mundo and take out whatever is in charge and return home, big hero, blah blah blah..." Seireitou stated.
"I'm afraid it gets much worse, Seireitou. You see, the 12th and 13th Divisions, as well as the 6th all looked into it and uncovered some disturbing information." Byakko replied, seeming quite worried by his tone of voice.
Seireitou narrowed his eyes, and stared at the screen, "Like what?" he simply asked. "We learned that whoever may be in charge is out for more then just taking over the Seireitei. They plan to resurrect their god, Termino Muerte." he said.
Seireitou had a blank look on his face, but knew what Byakko was talking about. For several moments, the room was silent, with a nervious Seireitou staring at the Captain-Commander. He finally spoke up, "So, you want me to stop his resurrection then, correct?" he asked.
"Yes, that is correct. We already have members from he 11th and 12th Divisions who will be acc-" he was once more cut off as Seireitou said, "No thanks. I already have a team in mind, and you can help me set it up." he stated, sticking a pinky in his ear.
"Hm? Who might they be?" Byakko asked, wondering whom Sei chose. Seireitou grinned, sticking his finger out, and shot off whatever he took from his ear, "They would be me, Ryan Getsueikirite, Matthew Toshiro, Kouhei Tandokuno, Nadeshiko Inari, Keisaku Satou, Hikaru Kurosaki, and Rukia Kuraihi. I figure someone of your ability would have no problem gathering them all, correct?" Seireitou asked, revealing that he was dominating the conversation.
"Well, I am not to-" Byakko began to say, as Seireitou followed up, "Also, I'd like the team assembled by no later then a week. And we will take our own means of transportation, seeing as the Arrancars have so easy access to the Seireitei, I figure they might know of our arrival if we took a fancy ride there. Well then, see ya, Byakko." Seireitou stated as Byakko began to say something, but the screen shut off.


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The fan is another harmonic component of the chordal structure that affects the mere human perceptual machine. But it is NOT the core problem, or it would simply go away when you turn your computer off. You DO turn your computer off occasionally, doncha?! LOL!
In our household, this has reached a crisis point twice in the past ten days. Last night's episode was the worst. While I'm learning to deal with this, my partner's stress at work has been increasing...and when she is in her TV room with the old hifi I recently installed (with three subwoofers handling various portions of the etrememly low frequencies, one only for movie soundtracks)...she is attacked by the buzz caused by her old home's bad grounding (actually, the house has mostly two-prong receptacles throughout, which I'm gradually upgrading).
When I say attacked, I mean that specifically. She was reduced to a vibrating mass of jello last night, and was a sobbing mess. I know this was amplified by the effects of the Full Moon, but it was the aggregate of the AC hum, the hifi buzz, and the high-frequency squeal (probably from the cellular system).
As I said before, some gent was interviewed on NPR about his chordal analysis of office areas...showing how three frequencies could add up to seriously negatively affecting the humans stuck in that space for at least 8 hours a day. He proved that the hum of the HVAC system, the whir of the computer fans and hard-drives, and then the ringing of the phone system could create a modern version of what the Church called the Devil's Chord...someone will know what it is in music, I always forget, but it is a minor 4th or something like that...which has been PROVEN to alter the mood in every human who encounters it.
So, as I said, the hum itself is government created...and propogated through the AC system. I know this from my contacts within the hifi industry, where I was the Technical Editor of a major national magazine for a while last decade.
The Schumann Resonance is real, and necessary for human co-ordination and synchronization of our personal time bubbles or capsules...and since it is pervasive, that would always be the foundational tone of this chord.
We will find that the hum and cell tower squeal create a Devil's Chord. Of that I have little doubt. And the 60-cycle frequency of our electrical grid in NA, or the 50-cycle one in Europe, is a portion of this effect as well. I suspect those end up being filters that cap the height of our personal resonances...and I'm NOT saying they were created with this intent, I believe it was discovered later. It was merely convenient that it worked this way.
So...yeah, lotsa words again...I tend to write a bunch in the hopes of being fully understood, and the ideas in my brain are way more plentiful than I can ever communicate. Sorry for the novella...but there is substance to this, and it is WAY more complex than some simple environmental noise.
Cheers from sunny Detroit today...
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you can save what you are doing, close NEdit and go
home, then return to where you left off (most of it)
the next morning.
In addition, the states of a file will be saved before
its window is closed, which will be restored the next
time the file is opened (when a session is restored, or
by simply opening the file as normal). This recent-file
feature is independent of the session records, and may
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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by WoodysGirl, Aug 21, 2014.
May not be him but I see us grabbing a couple experienced vets for LB. May even trade Carter for one
4.69 according to his nfl.com profile:
This description is pretty nice:
Very tough and won't back down from anyone. ... Aggressive, instinctual player with the straight-line speed to attack plays behind the line of scrimmage.
Until we get to the final cuts, there isn't much to get excited about.
direct roster replacement for Holloman as the 5th or 6th LB and a ST if he is healthy.
Eagles have been terrible at LB for a while but like us being bad often means you didn't have anyone there to bridge the gap and started tossing lots of resources at a group without developing anyone.
A healthy Phillips might offer some upside.
Mickey...is that you..lol!
31 other teams will be releasing players whom are on the bubble of the 53 man roster. I can gurantee there will be a handful of those players that will by default, have the ability to start for us. lol.
Finding coverage LBers is very hard which is why you see so many SPs which can be 2/3rds of your defense. They have to play the run and defeat OL and still be able to cover RBs and TEs as well as at times WRs. Tough job.


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September 2016
Dear Members and Friends,
As we prepare for the coming High Holy Days we begin our time of deep reflection on this past year. We look back at our accomplishments and our failures, at our hopes and our dreams. We find joy in the friends and family around us and mourn for those no longer with us. As we turn toward the future we all wish for a healthy, happy and more peaceful New Year.
We are coming to the end of our cycle of Torah readings and will soon begin again. Our TJCRS principal and staff along with Rabbi Gordon are excited to be starting this New Year. Our Choir is hard at work rehearsing and our Ritual Committee is busy organizing things to help make our services meaningful and beautiful. We have a new Machzor! It will add new levels of beauty and reflection to our worship.
Within a few weeks many congregants, friends, area clergy and government officials will gather at our Gala dinner, the final event marking our sesquicentennial year. These events have provided all with opportunities to celebrate our rich history and plan ahead to assure that our congregation will continue to be a spiritual home for generations to come.
We are just a few months away from the end of our second term as your Co-Presidents. We admit that we never thought we would be writing this year's letter to you! Our hope is that we have done honor to the position we've held. Please join us in hoping and praying that our next leaders are committed to continuing the traditions we all hold so close to our hearts. Join them in all of their efforts to fill our sacred spaces with vibrant and loving activity. We thank Rabbi Gordon, the Board of Trustees, TJCRS and our entire membership for your support during the past few years. We hope that you will find comfort and community here now and always.
While we always try to speak and act with good intentions, we know that we are not always successful. We sincerely repent and seek your forgiveness for anything we may have said or done that offended any of you in any way. Please come to us if you need to share any concerns.
We wish you all a healthy and sweet New Year. Shanah tovah u'metukah!
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Discussion in 'PC' started by tom1090, Aug 2, 2006.
its topping worldwide charts rite now for xbox 360 and is no2 on the pc after the sim2 xpansion pack
I guess it has its reasons. Using portal things and all.
I'm glad to hear it's doing well since that makes a sequel more likely.


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An Olympian Effort into User Friendly SERP User Interface (UI)
Since its launch in May of this year it seems the much-anticipated Google Knowledge Graph tool has been sneakily seeping into our SERPs at a much slower pace than first forecast. The aim for the Knowledge Graph was to allow for a decreased search time for users. An amalgamation of images and information from across the web would appear on the right hand side of the SERPs allowing searchers to access rudimentary information without entering other websites.
Saying that, it seems the Knowledge Graph for now (at least in the UK, the US have had a much more sudden increase) has been reserved only for the privileged elite, mainly brands.
A comparison of the same search term, 'Michelangelo' in google.co.uk and google.com can be seen below.
A UK search for anything to do with the Olympics on the other hand produces a completely different result altogether. The Knowledge Graph seems to come to life like never before and while brands in the UK can enjoy perhaps a couple of sentences of a brand bio, the Olympics enjoys a myriad of information panels.
The Knowledge Graph output panel has blessed any Olympic related search term with its own fully self-contained navigation within the SERPs.
The UI represents information from the Wikipedia description of the event, options to visit the official site or watch the events online. Three of Europe's biggest sports networks are selectable for your viewing pleasure, but the same cannot be said for a US search – the Knowledge Graph does not present a single 'Watch Online' option.
Other features, depending on your search, within the special Olympic Knowledge Graph interface, include: medal counts, a comprehensive schedule of events and, of course, the most recent updates on Google+.
It is worth noting that both long tail search terms such as, 'men's 200m Olympics' and core search terms such as the word 'diving' all produce their own bespoke version of the information panel. Perhaps even more interestingly, Google have made the effort to tailor an output panel for each county to react to a UK search of that country and any variation of an Olympic search term. There must be a multitude of individual information panels across the board.
Google really has gone all out with its efforts for the Olympics, removing most of the reasons for searchers to view the official page at all. In terms of SERPs space, Google's collated content now takes up 50% of the page taking up valuable advertising space.
Our initial account of the Knowledge Graph produced two predictions as to how Google would benefit from the Knowledge Graph as a whole and it seems these predictions ring true for the Olympic efforts from the search engine:
Firstly, our forecast on the Knowledge Graph aiding Google in its effort to become a fully-fledged digital version of the human brain has been further entrenched by its saturation of Olympic-related content. This is a fairly shrewd course of action for Google, as competitors, at least in the field of social media, have also been conducting labours into the notion of the, 'walled garden'. For example, Facebook has made it very easy for users to engage with applications such as Pinterest but stay confined to the Facebook platform. In the same sense, Google users, with the help of their fully integrated Knowledge Graph interface, users will never have to leave the Kingdom of Google for the information they seek.
The second prediction as speculated in our previous article about Google's Knowledge Graph is that the right hand SERPs fundamentally pushes the use of Google's own social platform.
Larry Page said at the start of 2012 Google+ had grown to 90 million users. Now, half way through the year, we have seen the number of users grow, as of June 2012, to 150 million users worldwide. The amount of influence the Knowledge Graph itself has had on the growth is debatable.
The inclusion of the 'latest post on Google+' feature on the Olympic UI was inevitable but perhaps Google should be putting more effort into the amount of coverage loyal Google+ users receive on their SERPs. For example, massive hitters on the Google+ front such as Cadbury receive minimal content and information about its brand within the Knowledge Graph panel and what little coverage they do receive only appears as a result of a core search, 'Cadbury'. Longtail searches such as 'Cadbury Chocolate' yield no result in terms of Knowledge Graph coverage.
The previously explained reasons for such a titanic effort into the Knowledge Graph for the Olympics may be valid but further speculations have come to light.
Perhaps the Olympic Knowledge Graph panel is a method of training UK searchers in the use of their integrated panel. We have been drip-fed glimpses of the Knowledge Graph interface for the last three months and the Olympic search term is the perfect place to start in terms of educating the UK as to its potential.
The Olympic search term will also provide Google with a vast and varied data set as to how people in the UK interact and engage with the Knowledge Graph interface in terms of features and functionality.
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At the moment, I'm working, so there's little I can do for the next few days.
I've been trying to get those skills done when I realized that the template on the Character Pages for Diablo III doesn't have the kind of formatting that I'd like. Partly because just trying to put the entire chart with the levels and runes will turn that into something which dominates the article rather than simply listing the relevant skills, but I like the way the table breaks the sections for those skills a bit better.
I don't think it would hurt to have a separate article just dealing with the skills for each class, as putting it into the overview page makes that article cumbersome. While I could just come back when I have time and horse around, I think I'd like to make up a chart similar to the one Hawki did for the Crusader and later with a separate article to a more comprehensive skill page for each class, as I suspect it would still be a popular destination.
Ideally, I'd like to have a template like Hawki has for the Crusader only with headers for each type of skill rather than a small block of text next to the list, because I like the look of it being broken up with a header. If it can't be ideal, though, I'm prepared to settle.
I thought I'd just make mention now so I could get some advice for the direction I'm going to take.
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We're pleased to announce that we will bestow an 'Unsung Hero' award upon one of the classic car industry's most deserving members at Club Expo 2014.
The initiative to honour one of the many quiet achievers in the classic car industry comes as we announces its inaugural sponsorship of the Club Expo event, held at the Heritage Motor Centre, Gaydon on 1 March 2014.
The 'Unsung Hero' award will be presented at the annual Club Expo event each year and will be awarded to the party(ies) who best demonstrate their outstanding commitments to help their club and community. The winner will be awarded the new trophy as well as a £500 donation to their club.
The winning entry will be judged by an experienced panel including the Chairman of the FBHVC David Whale, representatives from Hagerty, the Heritage Motor Club and is headed by Dave Richards, editor of Britain's biggest selling classic title, Classic Car Weekly.
The annual sponsorship and the award reinforce our commitment to the classic car industry and highlight our desire to support the hobby at every level of participation. Over the past 12 months we have committed considerable resources toward supporting classic car and bike clubs through similar sponsorships, pledging funds and offering discounts for their members.
Angus Forsyth, Managing Director of Hagerty International, said: "The clubs and their members are the true lifeblood of the UK's classic car community. We are passionate enthusiasts and long-term club members ourselves and we constantly marvel at the level of commitment shown by the industry's participants.
"The unsung hero award aims to recognise the enormous contributions of all members across the country and honour the work of one of the industry's enthusiasts who until now hasn't received the public recognition they richly deserve.
"It gives everyone at Hagerty an enormous amount of pleasure to be involved with the Club Expo and acknowledge the efforts our industries true unsung heroes."
On the association and the award, Dave Richards said, "clubs are the foundation of the classic car movement, providing a stable base for enthusiasts to share the passion for their favourite cars".
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Community Knights awards more grants for Hampton City Schools
After awarding $10,550 in grants last March to six clubs and teams of Phoebus High School, Community Knights is back this quarter with more awards for Phoebus High School. The total grant pool from Community Knights this quarter resulted in $64,000 in awards, with $14,500 going to Phoebus teams and clubs. Funding went towards covering costs for students, scholarships, equipment, and uniforms. The organization, lead by President and CEO Jennifer Brown and Treasurer and CFO Teresa Michener, would like to thank everyone for their hard work. Community Knights will continue to grow their fundraising program and support local non-profit organizations.
The following is a breakdown of the grants and how they will be distributed:
Phoebus Robotics First Team – $6,000
Phoebus Track Team – $5,000
Phoebus Wresting Team – $2,500
Phoebus PTSA – $1,000
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Mark Gwyn is a law enforcement officer who is the current Director of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), having been reappointed by Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen to a second 6-year term in 2010. He is eighth director in the agency's history and the first African American to serve in this capacity.
Gwyn has spent his entire adult life in the public safety field, including 16 years at the TBI before becoming its director at age 41. A native of McMinnville, Tennessee and a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, he began his career as a patrolman with the McMinnville police department in 1985. Three years later he joined the TBI as a Special Agent. Gwyn spent eight years investigating some of the state's most high-profile crimes before being promoted to Executive Officer in 1996. In 2001, Gwyn became Assistant Director of TBI in charge of the Forensic Services Division, in which position he supervised the state's three crime labs.
Gwyn has attended the 33rd session of the FBI's National Executive Institute, the John F. Kennedy School of Government from Harvard University, the FBI's Leadership in Counterterrorism program, the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy, the TBI Criminal Investigation Academy, and the FBI National Academy, and received terrorism training in Israel from the Israeli National Police.
TBI priorities during his tenure as director have included identifying ways to thwart internet crimes including identity theft, child pornography, and sexual predators. In August 2004, after his appointment as TBI Director, Gwyn became an active member of the Governor's Meth Task Force, which helped craft legislation to combat the illegal production and use of methamphetamine. The state's Fusion Center was constructed within TBI Headquarters under his watch housing Homeland Security among other programs such as AMBER Alert and Tennessee's Sex Offender Registry.
In 2006, Gwyn's opposition helped prevent the enactment of proposed legislation that would have legalized the production of gambling devices in Tennessee.[1]
Gwyn serves on the Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Committee of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, the board of the University of Tennessee National Forensic Academy, and local boards of directors for the Salvation Army and Second Harvest Food Bank. In 2006, Middle Tennessee State University recognized Gwyn as the Distinguished African-American Alumni of the year and in 2010 he was the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award for professional achievement.
- ^ Legislators push for gambling-software jobs in Tennessee, by Milt Capps, Nashville Post, 4-23-2007
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|Myanmar and across the border into Thailand
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The Karen /kəˈrɛn/[2] or Karenic languages are tonal languages spoken by some seven million Karen people. They are of unclear affiliation within the Sino-Tibetan languages.[3] The Karen languages are written using the Burmese script.[4] The three main branches are Sgaw, Pwo, and Pa'o. Karenni (also known Kayah or Red Karen) and Kayan (also known as Padaung) are related to the Sgaw branch. They are unusual among the Sino-Tibetan languages in having a subject–verb–object word order; other than Karen, Bai, and the Chinese languages, Sino-Tibetan languages have a subject–object–verb order.[5] This is likely due to influence from neighboring Mon and Tai languages.[6] The Karen languages are also considered unusual for not having any Chinese influence.[7]
Because they differ from other Tibeto-Burman languages in morphology and syntax, Benedict (1972: 2–4, 129) removed the Karen languages from Tibeto-Burman in a Tibeto-Karen branch, but this is no longer accepted.[3][6]
The internal structure of the family is as follows:
- Pa'o
- Pwo (Eastern, Western, Northern, Phrae Pwo)
- Sgaw–Bghai
- Bghai: Lahta, Padaung (Kayan), Bwe (Bghai), Geko, Geba
- Brek (Bwe)
- Kayah: Eastern Kayah, Western Kayah, Yintale, Manumanaw
- Sgaw: Sgaw, Paku Karen, Mopwa
Manson (2011)[edit]
Manson (2011)[8] classifies the Karen languages as follows. The classifications of Geker, Gekho, Kayaw, and Manu are ambiguous, as they may be either Central or Southern.
- Karen
- Peripheral
- Northern
- Central
- Western Kayah, Eastern Kayah
- Geba, Bwe
- Paku (?)
- Geker, Gekho (?; may be Central or Southern)
- Kayaw, Manu (?; may be Central or Southern)
- Southern
Manson (2011) defines phonological innovations for each primary branch of Karenic.
- Peripheral branch (Pa'O and Pwo) branch: proto-voiced stop initials appearing as aspirated stops (e.g. *p > pʰ).
- Northern branch (Kayan, Lahta, Yinbaw and Yintale): merging of nasal finals (e.g. *am, *an > aɴ); merging of stop final rimes with the open rhyme equivalent (e.g. *aʔ, *a > a)
- Central branch (Kayah, Bwe, Geba): vowel raising (e.g. *a > ɛ)
- Southern branch (Sgaw, Luce's Paku, Palaychi, Dermuha): merger of nasal final rimes, with the rime subsequently raised (e.g. *am, *aŋ > ɔ)
Shintani (2012)[edit]
Shintani Tadahiko (2012:x)[9] gives the following tentative classification, proposed in 2002, for what he calls the "Brakaloungic" languages, of which Karen is a branch. Individual languages are marked in italics.
- Brakaloungic
- Pao
- Karen
However, at the time of publication, Shintani (2012) reports that there are more than 40 Brakaloungic languages and/or dialects, many of which have only been recently reported and documented. Shintani also reports that Mon influence is present in all Brakaloungic languages, while some also have significant Burmese and Shan influence.
The Kayan languages are spoken in Kayah State, southern Shan State, and northern Karen State. there are four branches according to Shintani (2016)[10], namely Kangan ("lowland dwellers"), Kakhaung ("highland dwellers"), Lawi ("South"), and Latha ("North").[11] Nangki (sometimes called Langki), documented in Shintani (2016), is one of the Kayan languages belonging to the Kakhaung subgroup. It is spoken only in one village.
Kadaw is spoken in Kayah State, and has nasalized vowels but no final nasal consonants.[11] It has more Burmese than Shan influence.
Ken Manson (2009) proposed a Karen tone box to help understand Karenic tonal diversity and classify Karenic languages.[12] It is similar to William Gedney's Tai tone box (see Proto-Tai language#Tones). The tone box contains diagnostic words for use during field elicitation.
Water [*tʰi]
Star [*sʰa]
|7 (Va)
Bone [*kʰri]
Sky [*m̥oʔ]
Silver [*rɔn]
|5 (VIa)
Egg [*ti]
Paddy [*pɨ]
|11 (VIIIa)
Alcohol [*siʔ]
Nest [*bwe]
Sun [*mɤ]
Sun [*mɤ]
Monkey [*zoʔ]
Sound changes[edit]
Theraphan Luangthongkum[13] lists the following sound changes that had taken place during the transition from Proto-Tibeto-Burman (PTB; James Matisoff's reconstruction) to Proto-Karenic (PK; Luangthongkum's own reconstruction).
- Retention of the PTB low central vowel *a in PK
- Retention of the PTB final nasals *-m, *-n, *-ŋ in PK
- PTB *voiced onsets > PK *voiceless or *glottalised onsets
- PTB prefix *s- followed by a stem with *voiced sonorant > PK *voiceless initials
- PTB *voiceless unaspirated stop initials > PK *voiceless aspirated stop initials
- PTB voiced rhotic *-r > PK *-Ø
- PTB *voiceless alveolar fricative *-s > PK *voiceless alveolar stop *-t
- PTB *voiceless stop finals have remained *voiceless stop or have become glottal stop *-ʔ in PK
- PTB high back vowel *u > PK mid back vowel *o (vowel lowering)
- PTB off-gliding rhyme *-iy > PK monophthong *-i
- PTB off-gliding rhyme *-ey > PK monophthong *-e
- PTB off-gliding rhymes *-ay and *-a:y > PK monophthong *-e
- PTB off-gliding rhyme *-əy > PK off-gliding rhyme *-ej(ey)
- PTB *prefix-stem and/or *-infix-stem > PK *CC-
- ^ Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin; Bank, Sebastian, eds. (2016). "Karenic". Glottolog 2.7. Jena: Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History.
- ^ Laurie Bauer, 2007, The Linguistics Student's Handbook, Edinburgh
- ^ a b Graham Thurgood, Randy J. LaPolla (2003). The Sino-Tibetan Languages. Routledge. ISBN 0-7007-1129-5.
- ^ "Burmese/Myanmar script and pronunciation". Omniglot.com. Retrieved 2015-05-05.
- ^ "The Sino-Tibetan Language Family". Berkeley.edu. Retrieved 2015-05-05.
- ^ a b Matisoff, James A. (1991). "Sino-Tibetan Linguistics: Present State and Future Prospects". Annual Review of Anthropology. Annual Reviews Inc. 20: 469–504. doi:10.1146/annurev.an.20.100191.002345.
- ^ [1] Archived July 21, 2006, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ "The subgrouping of Karen" (PDF). Jseals.org. Retrieved 2015-05-05.
- ^ Shintani Tadahiko (2012). A handbook of comparative Brakaloungic languages. Tokyo: ILCAA.
- ^ Shintani Tadahiko. 2016. The Nangki language. Linguistic survey of Tay cultural area (LSTCA) no. 109. Tokyo: Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA).
- ^ a b Shintani Tadahiko. 2015. The Kadaw language. Linguistic survey of Tay cultural area (LSTCA) no. 106. Tokyo: Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA).
- ^ a b Manson, Ken. 2009. A prolegomena to reconstructing Proto-Karen. La Trobe Working Papers in Linguistics 12.
- ^ Luangthongkum, Theraphan. 2014. Karenic As A Branch of Tibeto-Burman: More Evidence From Proto-Karen. Paper presented at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Southeast Asian Linguistics Society (SEALS 24), Yangon, Burma.
- George van Driem (2001) Languages of the Himalayas: An Ethnolinguistic Handbook of the Greater Himalayan Region. Brill.
Further reading[edit]
- Dawkins, Erin and Audra Phillips (2009) A Sociolinguistic Survey of Pwo Karen in Northern Thailand Chiang Mai: Payap University.
- Dawkins, Erin and Audra Phillips (2009) An investigation of intelligibility between West-Central Thailand Pwo Karen and Northern Pwo Karen. Chiang Mai: Payap University.
- Manson, Ken. 2010. A bibliography of Karen linguistics
- Jones, Robert B., Jr. 1961. Karen linguistic studies: Description, comparison, and texts. University of California Publications in Linguistics 25. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press.
- Luangthongkum, Theraphan. 2013. A view on Proto-Karen phonology and lexicon. Unpublished ms. contributed to STEDT.
Vocabulary lists
- Shintani Tadahiko. 2014. The Zayein language. Linguistic survey of Tay cultural area (LSTCA) no. 102. Tokyo: Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA).
- Shintani Tadahiko. 2015. The Kadaw language. Linguistic survey of Tay cultural area (LSTCA) no. 106. Tokyo: Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA).
- Shintani Tadahiko. 2016. The Nangki language. Linguistic survey of Tay cultural area (LSTCA) no. 109. Tokyo: Research Institute for Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa (ILCAA).
External links[edit]
- Free Anglo-Karen Dictionary
- A grammar of the Sgaw Karen
- Drum Publication Group—Online Sgaw Karen language materials. Includes an online English - Sgaw Karen Dictionary.
- Karen Teacher Working Group—Several Karen fonts available for download.


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This week's guest will be fellow metal detectorist, and expert Civil War appraiser, Mr. Rafael Eledge . . .
Rafael Eledge is one of the country's most active and knowledgeable experts of Civil War and 19th-century militaria. Mr. Eledge's career began at the ripe age of 11, when he received his first metal detector and began searching around his home state of Tennessee for Civil War artifacts. He continued to gain knowledge and expertise as he attended trade shows, buying and selling pieces to support himself through college . . . He is highly regarded by his peers for his knowledge of artifacts of the American Civil War.
Mr. Eledge is perhaps best known as the expert Civil War appraiser on PBS' Antiques Roadshow. As a matter of fact, tonight's episode will feature a rare WBTS sword. Besides his work with AR, Eledge also owns Shiloh Relics. Tonight's AR program will air at 8 PM EST, one hour prior to the Relic Roundup program, giving me a full WBTS artifact "fix."
BTW, I actually had a dream last night that I had gained permission to metal detect the grounds of Virginia Military Institute! Yes, that would definitely be a dream come true. But . . . ain't gonna happen. :o(


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Built on a large natural sand bank, the shallow, crystal clear water and fine sand make swimming a pleasure for young & old alike. With or without a guide, make sure to visit the resort's coral nursery.
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Lagoon Premium Overwater Suite
Otemanu View Beach Suite w/Jacuzzi
Otemanu View Overwater Suite
Overwater Bungalow
End of Pontoon Overwater Suite
Tevairoa Restaurant, Miki Miki Restaurant, Ambrosia Italian restaurant, Taurearea Lounge Bar, 24 hour Room Service
Polynesian Dance Show & Dinner: Monday nights (except during the Heiva Festival in July)
Free WIFI throughout the property
Aqua Zumba Fitness (paid), Beach Towels, Badminton, Beach Volleyball, Billiards, Canoes, Coral Garden, Fitness Center, Kayaks, Mini Golf, Polynesian Activities, Petanque, Polynesian dance lessons (paid), Snorkeling Equipment, Spa (paid), SUP, Swimming Pool, Table Tennis
Beach Toys, Snorkeling Equipment, Life Vests, Baby Beds, Kid's Menu
Children 5-14 years: Free accommodation when sharing. Free meals & drinks when dining with parents and selecting from the Kid's menu. 50% discount on special meals.
Children up to 4 years: Free accommodation. Free meals & drinks when dining with parents and selecting from the Kid's menu.
Shuttle boat to the main island available. Free day departure. Paid evening departure.
6 Transit rooms available: bed, bathroom, safe box.
Approximately. 73 euros/couple


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