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Washington and Lee University has officially launched the most ambitious fund-raising campaign in its history, setting a goal of $500 million to be reached by June 30, 2015.
The University announced the figure during a celebration for "Honor Our Past, Build Our Future: The Campaign for Washington and Lee University," on Friday, Oct. 22. The University announced that it has already raised $310 million during the campaign's quiet phase, which began in July 2008.
"We are all in this together, and we are asking a lot of each other," Washington and Lee President Kenneth P. Ruscio told those who gathered in W&L's Warner Center for the kickoff event. "But the task before us matters. And it is bigger than any of us."
The "Honor Our Past, Build Our Future" campaign calls for commitments to five areas that W&L originally identified as part of its strategic plan, which it adopted in May 2007:
During the campaign, the School of Laws areas of focus will include financial aid, professorships, and a renovation and expansion of Lewis Hall to support the Schools innovative third-year curriculum, among other programs.
The campaign's co-chairs are Philip W. Norwood, a 1969 graduate from Charlotte, N.C., and Warren Stephens, a 1979 graduate from Little Rock, Ark. The honorary chairman is Robert E.R. Huntley, of Lexington, Va., an alumnus, former president of the University, and former dean of the School of Law.


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In 2010, the UK's David Jones set a new world record at Chameleon Village's reptile park with a 121-day sit-in with 40 deadly snakes.
A wealth of retail therapy awaits at the foot of the Magaliesberg mountains at Chameleon Village, South Africa's largest indoor market.
Chameleon Village acts as a collective for handcrafted products from all over South Africa. In addition to the many African curios to be found here, 800m2 of space is dedicated to the country's skilled craftsmen and craftswomen.
From beautifully designed jewellery to aromatherapy products, candles, knitted goods, folk art, cards, decorations, paper craft, quilting, stitch craft and scrap-booking supplies, there's something for everyone.
You can tend to your holistic and spiritual needs with a tarot card reading, an iridology session, and dietary and nutritional advice; or you can stock up on your incense, ornamental angels and more in the tranquil garden area behind the restaurants.
Those who want to take a break from all the shopping can pop into the Chameleon Brewhouse, where five craft beers and a cider are waiting on tap. Team your brew with a tasty cheese platter or sausage basket.
There's also an outdoor and trailer world, 1 500m2 housing everything to do with life in the great outdoors.
A wide variety of exclusive furniture and décor items are displayed in a thatched building to the left of the main entrance. Here 28 independent shops feature artwork, mosaics, woodcraft, paintings, lampshades, lanterns, grandfather clocks, furniture and more eclectic items for your home.
A row of formal shops include a tattoo parlour, a copper art outlet, an internationally acclaimed art gallery, a gaming and DVD store, and shops selling cellphones, leather jackets, shoes, bags, sweets and clothing.
The kiddies will love spending time at the reptile park where lizards and snakes – mambas, vipers, cobras, pythons, adders and constrictors – are on display. The park also features crocodiles, porcupines, birds, monkeys and hyenas. Educational talks and eco talks are included, and picnics may be enjoyed here too.
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From Johannesburg, take Malibongwe Drive north. This becomes the R512. Keep following the R512 until the T-junction. Turn left (the road is still the R512) and keep following the R512. Take a right turn (on to the R512) to cross over the dam, and then turn right on to the R560. From the R560, turn left on to the R104. Chameleon Village is 2km west of the Hartbeespoort Dam wall on the R104.
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The nearby Magalies Meander incorporates arts and crafts outlets, fishing, horse riding, hiking, mountain biking, health and wellness, restaurants, shopping, country lodges, game lodges, hotels, resorts and more.
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Discounted packages are available for large tour groups.
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PHILADELPHIA – Penn's men's and women's squash teams with make their first-ever trip to Columbia on Friday when they visit Lions at SL Green StreetSquash Center in New York City. Following their trip, the Quakers will return to Philadelphia for their final home matches of the season when Cornell visits Ringe on Sunday. The match against the Big Red will also be the last career-home match for Penn's six seniors.
Third-ranked Penn (10-2, 3-2 Ivy) hits the road on Friday for a match against No. 12 Columbia (3-8, 0-5) in the Big Apple. The two teams have met once since the Lions promotion to varsity status two seasons ago – a 9-0 win for the Red and Blue in Philadelphia.
Following its match against the Lions, Penn will host sixth-ranked Cornell (11-3, 3-2) in Philadelphia on Sunday for Senior Day. The Red and Blue will celebrate five members of the squad playing in their final home matches in Nabilla Ariffin (4-5, 1-3), Rachael Goh (6-3, 2-2), Yarden Odinak (4-4, 2-3), Pia Trikha (6-2, 2-2) and Stephanie Vogel (8-0, 3-0) – Ariffin, Trikha and Vogel currently serve as the team's tri-captains.
The Quakers have won 13 in a row against the Big Red, most recently besting them twice in a two-week span at the tail end of last season – both were 7-2 victories. Penn leads the all-time series, 30-2, and has never lost to Cornell in Philadelphia.
The Big Red will host top-ranked Princeton (9-0, 5-0) on Friday and No. 14 Franklin & Marshall on Saturday before its match against Penn, and a Cornell loss to the Tigers could leave the Quakers in sole possession of third place in the Ivy League when they meet on Sunday.
The No. 12 Red and Blue (4-8, 1-4) will head up to New York City on Friday to face 11th-ranked Columbia (6-7, 1-4). The two teams have met twice since Columbia's promotion to varsity status, with Penn winning each. Both meetings took place last season, and the Quakers won, 7-2, in Philadelphia and 8-1 at the Hoehn Cup just nine days later. This will be the Red and Blue's first experience playing against the Lions as the road team.
Senior Day at the Ringe Courts follows on Sundy when the Quakers welcome fifth-ranked Cornell (13-3, 3-2) to Philadelphia on Sunday for a noon start. The Big Red will be fresh off two days of matches, first against No. 1 Princeton (9-0, 5-0) on Friday in Ithaca, N.Y. and then at seventh-ranked Franklin & Marshall on Saturday.
Penn holds a 43-18 series lead over Cornell all-time, but will look to break a fave-match losing streak against the Big Red. Sunday will also feature senior captain Danny Greenberg, who will be playing in the final home match of his Quaker career – the Main Line native of Bala Cynwyd, Pa. is the sole senior on the men's squad.
Action will get underway at 6:30 p.m. in New York on Friday night, and then at noon on Sunday in Philadelphia.


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The body of a man reported missing by Streetsboro police has been found in a swampy area in Rootstown, not far from where he went missing Saturday night.
Streetsboro police said the body of James J. Goggin, 25, was found at approximately 9 a.m. Tuesday in a swamp north of Karry Road in Rootstown, less than a mile from where he was last seen in the 4300 block of Tallmadge Road at approximately 11 p.m. Saturday.
The body was found after a "systematic" search of the area, police said. While there were "no immediate signs of foul play," the death is being investigated by the Portage County Sheriff's Office and the Portage County Coroner's Office.
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Nice and quick there. Thanks for the info Anthony. I still have a 4s that I haven't upgraded or jailbroke yet. Still 5.1.1, but I wanna get it updated now.
my 4S was on 5.1.1 also, but I upgrade to 6.1 when Evasi0n 1.2 came out and didn't have any issues. When Evasi0n 1.3 came up, I restored to 6.1.1 and didn't have any issues. Personally, I think the 4S runs better and faster with iOS 6, everything appears to run faster, even with a bunch of jailbreak tweaks installed.
Was this update released today (2/11)? Apple seems to be jammed up and I'm stuck on "Checking for Update".
Go for the crack dudes, I'm running 6.1 on a 4s and LOVE it.
Perhaps some of you might help me, since you've started in on the topic of upgrading versus not.
I have an iPhone 4, 5.0.1. Runs lovely. I stayed there to keep my Jailbreak, hate tethered jailbreaks. Anyway, I'm struggling with updating or not and I know the window is closing for 6.1.
Some of my apps are falling behind on updates, soon they all will and will not be functional with older versions. An update would correct that. But in 6.1 I lose YouTube and Maps. While there are independent app downloads for these now, that isn't too large of a burden.
I guess what I am struggle with is the old "If it ain't broke don't fix it"... it runs just fine aside from an app that is not the latest version. But I fear not having a working jailbreak when it fails (restore), etc.
So, what is the pro/con list of upgrading here for the iPhone 4 (not 4S). My wife has a 3GS and we are both wondering about updating, really.
My 4S has been buggy after the jailbreak and I have been having a hard time figuring what tweak was the issue. Maybe this will fix it. I removed LOCKINFO, SBSETTINGS, Activator, Auxo, and still it was buggy. Today I removed F.lux and action menu. Still not sure if it is ok. I wish there was a tweak that gave diagnostics.
The 4s on 5.0.1 was the best. This 5 on 6.1 sux in 1.5hrs it goes from 100% to 75%. If it don't get better its not worth it.
I have my 4S on 6.1, don't really need o upgrade, I have had no trouble with my cell connection ( provider is Verizon ) so for me it'd be just a waste of time, have plenty of tweaks running with 0 lag at all (zephyr, ISX, browser changer, infinifolders etc) but glad they got it updated quickly
Each time I pressed the home key it crashed and came back in safe mode. The problem was AlwaysClose and Multiflow. AlwaysClose has been updated so I reinstalled. Multiflow has not. I don't need Multiflow anyway and probably won't reinstall that.
6.1 seems to run a bit faster so is worth it.
Jumped to 6.1.1 and my signal bars are full in my basement and they used to hang around 3-4. ...all my tweaks still run really smooth
I updated and jailbroke my iphone and now the camera icon doesn't show in the Messages app to the left of the text box to attach pictures. The only way I can send pictures is if I do it through the Photos app. Also, when I click on the camera roll in the Photos app, it shows me the very first pictures and I have to scroll down through hundreds of pictures to see the most recent ones. Before it used to show the most recent photos first and then I could just scroll up to see older pictures. I restored my phone and these issues were both fixed, so the problem must be with the jailbreak. Anyone else having this problem? Any ideas?
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Students from Wiltshire College have prepared welcome boxes for a visit by a group of eight children who live in an area of the Ukraine contaminated by the Chernobyl disaster.
The annual visit, organised by the Chernobyl Children's Life Line charity, brings youngsters affected by radiation from the 1986 nuclear accident at the power station to Britain.
The students from the work skills group at the Trowbridge campus made goodie boxes for the children to help them settle in when they visit their host families in Westbury in July.
Families in Westbury have been hosting children from the Ukraine for many years and the Westbury branch of the charity has been busy raising funds to pay for this year's visit by group of six girls, two boys and an accompanying adult.
Steve Lloyd, chairman of the charity's West Wiltshire Link and programme leader for catering at the college, said: "The students wanted to do something for the children coming over and they have been very engaged in the project."
The foundation department of the college also raised £170 by dressing up in wigs and making rocky road to sell around the college. The money will allow the Chernobyl group to visit Longleat.
The children, all aged 12, are from Borodyanka, a town about 50 miles from the reactor site where many Chernobyl evacuees were resettled.


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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Buffalo hotel in Chippewa District, near Wilcox Mansion - Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
Popular property highlights
Located in Chippewa District, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Fountain Plaza, Wilcox Mansion - Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site, and Coca-Cola Field. Kleinhans Music Hall and Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park are also within 1 mi (2 km).
Hotel Features
Along with 5 restaurants, this hotel has an indoor pool and a fitness center. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a spa tub, coffee/tea in a common area, and a business center.
Room Amenities
All 140 rooms offer free WiFi, coffee makers, and LCD TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include free newspapers, free local calls, and video-game consoles.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool, Hampton Inn & Suites Buffalo Downtown provides a spa tub and a fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 5 restaurants. The property also offers a grocery/convenience store. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 1525 square feet (142 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Indoor pool
- Spa tub
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Business center
- Meeting rooms 2
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 140
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
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- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
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- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Number of floors - 6
- Free breakfast
- Elevator/lift
- Grocery/convenience store
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 1920
- Number of restaurants - 5
- Conference space size (meters) - 142
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Conference space size (feet) - 1525
- Free self parking
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Video-game console
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning.
Hampton Inn & Suites Buffalo Downtown has 5 restaurants serving breakfast only.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
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Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
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A research centre to help people prepare for floods and other natural disasters will be expanded if the federal government can get the states and territories to pitch in.
The Gillard government is pledging $47 million over eight years to establish a Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre (CRC), if the states and territories make similar commitments.
The existing Bushfire CRC will be expanded to reflect the broader range of natural hazards facing Australians.
It would also look into flood, earthquake, cyclone and tsunami events, the government said in a statement on Wednesday.
Research into mitigation measures will also be conducted by the centre, which will work with communities to reduce the social, economic and environmental costs of natural hazards.


text: Winter 2009 is about all things handmade with the emphasis being firmly on traditional crafts. The demand for ageless knitwear offering quality, luxury and longevity is coupled with the continuing trend for natural fibres and is reflected in the following three stories: Inspired by the privileged classes of the 1920's countryside, Heritage is eccentrically English and includes striped, patterned and lace womenswear designs. Soft greens and greys contrast beautifully with rich heather purples, golds and chestnut. Vivid autumn colour is the inspiration behind Folklore, which explores traditional folk designs including tartans, plaids and fairisle, tweeds and texture. Versatile and wearable, the designs are coloured with hues of greens, rich berries and hints of gold. The Shadowland collection reflects hard times during the Industrial Revolution.


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Fla. man in wheelchair dies after being hit by car
Published: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 6:28 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 6:28 p.m.
WINTER HAVEN — Authorities say a man in a wheelchair has been killed after he was struck by a car in southwest Florida.
Winter Haven Police said 58-year-old Robert Turner was crossing the street Saturday night but did not use a designated crosswalk. Turner was struck by a Honda Civic and thrown from his electric wheelchair.
Police spokesperson Jamie Brown said the driver did not appear to be speeding or impaired. The investigation continues.
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"Waterproofing" Texas game wardens
Victoria — On February 11 and 12, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) game wardens are providing officer water survival (OWS) training in advance of the spring and summer water safety season. This training is part of the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) Boat Operations and Training (BOAT) Program catalog of nationally credentialed courses.
"Texas game wardens are by statute the primary law enforcement officers on the state's waters and that environment brings its own hazards," said Asst. Commander Cody Jones, Texas' Boating Law Administrator. "In the course of their duty, game wardens wear gear including their duty belt and ballistics vest that add an additional 18 to 20 pounds of weight to them. It's important that if they enter the water whether expectedly or unexpectedly they know their capabilities and how to survive."
"Six of our game wardens have drowned in the line of duty and that's something we think about every day," said Colonel Craig Hunter, TPWD Director of Law Enforcement. "Game wardens are routinely on the water in very demanding situations and this training will save lives."
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A Melksham man who allowed his bank account to be used to launder money stolen from a charity has been handed a suspended jail sentence.
Sean Fordham was promised a 25 per cent cut if he helped criminals get their hands on cash plundered from funds to aid disaster zones.
But the 24-year-old was left empty-handed after the fraudsters also cheated him by holding on to his cash card after keeping all the money for themselves.
Claire Marlow, prosecuting, told Swindon Crown Court yesterday how the cash was stolen from a London charity called Global Giving UK.
She said the organisation raises about a million pounds a year, spending 70 per cent on overseas disaster relief and the rest on health and education in this country.
In March last year she said £9,850 from the charity was transferred to Fordham's Barclays Bank account by someone else.
In the early hours of the following morning £300 was taken out from a cash machine before £3,000 was withdrawn over the counter in Streatham.
Another £4,000 was taken out at the Brixton branch and just under £1,500 was also spent at shops in three purchases.
She said the defendant was arrested the following day where he admitted his part in the scam.
He said he met a friend of a friend in a nightclub in Chippenham and he was asked if he had an account with Barclays they could use.
The following day he met the man from London in Melksham and handed over his card and PIN, then met him in the capital when the withdrawals were made.
"He said he needed money as he hadn't got a job and his partner was pregnant. He didn't know the money was for charity," she said.
Fordham, of Little John Avenue, Melksham, pleaded guilty to a money laundering offence.
Chris Smyth, defending, said "He went up to London with his card so these people could withdraw the money.
"They took all of it, they abandoned him and kept his card. He never got it back. Clearly this was a group using people who were susceptible.
"He recognises it was extremely stupid to be tempted to get involved."
Mr Smyth said his partner, who works as a carer, is on maternity leave having had their son and he is now on a zero hours contract with a removal company.
Passing sentence, Judge Douglas Field "You in effect agreed that your bank account could be used to receive money that it should never have received, namely from this charity.
"I am prepared to sentence you on the basis of what you told the police, that you didn't know the loser was a charity.
"I note Barclays have reimbursed them so the bank is the loser and you didn't get much, if anything, for yourself. Nevertheless this is serious, we are dealing with a sum just under £10,000."
He imposed a nine-month jail term suspended for a year and ordered he do 200 hours of unpaid work.


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Am I the only viewer getting apprehensive as Mad Men's timeline moves deep into Mod Squad America? Of course the younger characters are already there, smoking pot, exploring Eastern religion and discarding the old double-breasted suits, or in the case of the women, the old twinset.
By dropping acid, Roger Sterling has made a valiant attempt at keeping up.
Hats, switchboard girls, lunchtime drinking ... Mad Men has awed us with its powerful evocation of the sheer strangeness of the ordinary aspects of past. But the show has galloped from March 1960 to March 1967 with indecent haste of five years, or four years for most Aussies. Which means we're hearing the Kinks and the Beatles on the soundtrack, not Julie London and Vic Damone.
All well and good but what about the era before the Rolling Stones couldn't get any satisfaction, an anti-advertising song that was cleverly used in Mad Men season four? For me, at least, Mad Men works best as a tribute to the America that rose and rode high in its majestic pomp between 1941 and 1963; in other words, between Pearl Harbour and JFK's assassination.
After that, excepting the fall of communism, the world becomes basically what it is now, minus the Apple gadgets. The post-1963 era is full of the sound and fury of the baby boomers calling for attention, trying to change the world and not changing it. This presents the writers of Mad Men with some interesting challenges.
Remember the episode The Wheel, when Don tells his people: "Bringing in business is the key to your salary, your status, and your self-worth." There is a world in that statement.
As the '60s progress, the rising demographic of alternative lifestylers, or hippies, are out to vanquish all that ''you are your job'' stuff. The hippies will preach that what you have to do is ''be''.
The rise of identity politics will hit the old Mad Men men hard, because everything for them was about what they do. Yes, the admen are wrestling with their feelings of alienation from the structure around them, the demands of work and family. But they are company men and work means everything. Remember the very first scene in the first episode – there's Don, sitting in a nightclub, working.
The changing mores will find expression in the rise of the new Hollywood. The ''easy riders and the raging bulls'' who have supplanted the old studio system offer up movies where making a social statement is as important as the story.
Movies will be more about the message than pure escapist entertainment, at least until Jaws and Star Wars. The Graduate appears in 1967, and it's high noon for the highballs-and-martinis generation.
The new attitude is well summed up in the sleevenotes to that film's soundtrack. Musing on the ''generation gap'', Charles Burr comes down on the side of the youth rising up against Madison Avenue America. ''What The Graduate says, in part, is that this generation did not create the gap from inborn hostility to elders or out of sheer truculence, but that they were forced away. And it shows pretty clearly what kind of things forced them to put the 'gap' between generations.
''Like hypocrisy about sex – good for the parents in any and all forms but something to be kept away from the young. Like pretentiousness. Like self-arrandisement masquerading as friendly fatherly advice. Like talking man to man fairness but turning vicious when it's your ox that's gored. Like using people.
''These are things everybody knows about and agrees about, to be sure. But gee – these kids are taking them seriously!''
In Babylon, when Don sees the free-spirited Midge hanging loose with the beatniks in Greenwich Village, he still stands up for the old world. ''How do you sleep at night?" one of these prototype hippies asks at a poetry reading. Don: "On a bed made of money."
Vanquished then, but the hippies will have their day, and white men in business suits are about the worst thing around as the '60s progress.
The suits will come back – but not till the '80s.
New York is going bad too. There was one hint of that early on when rubbish was shown on a subway staircase, and then later, when Roger and Joan were mugged. New York is going to become Taxi Driver town. The city will ask President Gerard Ford for a bailout and be refused, with the Daily News rendering the classic headline: FORD TO CITY: DROP DEAD.
The city will come back, in a slightly Disneyfied incarnation, but not until the '90s. In the meantime it will be a tough town for the old crew at Sterling Cooper.
But if they're marching towards Woodstock, I'm coming too. Those smooth bastards can sell me anything, no matter how wide their lapels and ties are going to get. And, ugh, how many kaftans appear.


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Body spray is a silly thing — an invitation to wear too much cologne. But as a deodorant, Old Spice Fiji ($4; target.com) is great. The mist seems to come out lighter than most spray deodorants, so application doesn't envelop you in a cough-inducing cloud. And it smells fantastic, like falling asleep in the woods next to a stack of pears, using a dryer sheet for a blanket.
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Christine Michelson, '13, has made her mark at BSU, and her accomplishments, along with those of more than two dozen of her peers, were honored at the statehouse.
Ms. Michelson was named as one of this year's 29 Who Shine at a ceremony held in front of the grand staircase of the Massachusetts State House.
The honorees are chosen due to their academic achievements and record of student leadership and community service. The honorees are expected to contribute greatly to the civic life and economic well-being of the state.
Ms. Michelson has gone above and beyond these expectations on and off campus. She graduated from BSU with bachelor's degrees in both special education and sociology. Now she will graduate with a master's degree in special education.
"I am very honored and humbled to be nominated for this award at the culmination of my program at BSU," she said. "Without the extraordinary support of the entire faculty and staff of the College of Education and Allied Studies, specifically those in the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders and others throughout BSU, I strongly feel my achievements would have not been possible."
Ms. Michelson has put her resourceful abilities and leadership spirit to work on behalf of others at BSU. She founded and guided the BSU Buddies, a student club dedicated to improving the lives of area residents with developmental disabilities. She was responsible for BSU's adoption of "Light it Up Blue for Autism," a national effort to light public buildings and landmarks to raise awareness of autism. She also developed a project entitled, "Movement Arts Goes Green," which expose children with developmental disabilities to theater arts activities including acting, set design, signing and singing.
"Having a successful event such as the numerous BSU Buddies activities or 'Light it Up Blue at BSU' that raise awareness and to see the happiness of those who attend is extremely rewarding," she said. "Without the support of the members of the BSU community and beyond, these would not be possible. To see it all come together provides a feeling of happiness that is indescribable."
Ms. Michelson is currently seeking a teaching position in the field of special education in a middle or high school setting.
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Fellow Sunshine State Conference institutions Florida Tech and Rollins continue to ride the poll, with FIT earning a No. 1 slot this week, and Rollins falling just outside of the top-ten at No. 11 in the season's fifth poll. Nova Southeastern dropped out after earning the No. 21 slot last week, but received votes.
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This book highlights a few of our favorite California quotes along with paintings from the 2008 Energy of California show.
The Energy of California art show was an idea to promote time together painting and expressing the life pulse in California. Susi and Raney have lived in northern and southern California and wanted to express the different types of energy California provides. Having been friends for 20 years and painted California scenes for more then 20 years, together they created this show to begin an annual tradition of exploring artistic approaches and sharing their artwork. This show is a testament to enduring friendship and the commitment and importance of creativity in life.
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AN education worker will spread an important message of tolerance among school children in East Lancashire, thanks to a lottery windfall.
Supporters of the Sophie Lancaster Foundation are recruiting for the role, after receiving £29,000 from the Big Lottery Fund in conjunction with the Lancashire Telegraph.
The Haslingden-based charity, established in memory of the 20-year-old student who was killed in a gang attack seven years ago, was one of 12 beneficiaries of the £250,000 awards scheme and is now seeking the right candidate.
Sophie was targeted because she dressed differently and so far the foundation's educational efforts have concentrated on secondary schools. The latest phase will work with younger children.
Sophie's mother Sylvia Lancaster, who established the charity, said: "This is an exciting time for us as we can now further our reach into primary schools and the demand for our work with younger people can now be realised.
"Thanks to local support we are pleased to be able to work in East Lancashire before rolling the programme out to other parts of the country.
"The success of our secondary school educational work has been overwhelming as Sophie's story has such an important anti-bullying message that it is having a very powerful impact on students. It changes and challenges prejudiced mindsets, teaching understanding and acceptance of 'difference'."
The closing date for applications, which can be made to the charity's offices in Deardengate, Haslingden, is Monday, February 24, with more details on their website – www.sophie lancasterfoundation.com The Lancashire Telegraph Community Cash Awards were launched last summer, giving community groups a chance to bid for lottery grants of £10,000 to £30,000.


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Johnson's Anson Bell — By Diane M. Byrne — November 2002
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|Part 2: As much as Anson Bell emphasizes safety, so, too, does she emphasize comfort.
The special emphasis on safety doesn't end there. Three generations of family, some of whom are youngsters, will cruise aboard, so exterior safety gates were custom-constructed to block access to certain areas. One such spot is the set of stairs leading from the upper deck to the main deck, and another is the set of stairs leading down the center of the foredeck to the anchor-handling area on the bow. If any of the kids do happen to reach the bow, however, the large freeing ports are fitted with metal bars, preventing anyone from accidentally slipping through.
As much as Anson Bell emphasizes safety, so, too, does she emphasize comfort. She's fitted with Quantum Marine four-fin stabilizers--impressive for a yacht this size--for comfort in rough seas as well as at-rest stabilization. And while you may not think of navigational equipment as playing a role in providing comfort, it does aboard Anson Bell in that it sets minds at ease. The units are more sophisticated than those typically found on yachts; indeed, some are traditionally found mainly aboard commercial ships. There are two Raytheon X-band radars, which offer greater resolution and detection of smaller targets, as well as a Raytheon S-band radar, which has longer range and is less subject to interference from rain and sea clutter.
Comfort was key from a decor perspective as well. According to Laura Ramsey Engler, design principal of the interior-design firm Ramsey Engler & Associates, the owner was hands-on, eschewing traditional dark-wood paneling and instead selecting light, warm anigré, even discussing the ergonomics of the various seating areas. And like the King of England who enjoyed speaking with an old sailor aboard the HMS Anson, the owner of Anson Bell recognized the importance of attending to the crew's needs, providing them with a larger-than-usual crew area.
Engler also says that the owner and Palmer Johnson wanted the yacht to make a strong statement about the aesthetics and quality of design that can be achieved on this side of the Atlantic. That goal is achieved in particular in the dining area and the upper-deck foyer. A specially commissioned tryptych lies on the forward athwartship bulkhead in the dining room, cleverly concealing stemware stowage. Created by artist Tony Berlant, it's a low-relief, intricate collage of metal, almost woven in appearance. While you'd never know it to look at it, the tryptych is a clever solution to another problem: what to do with the built-out portion of the bulkhead housing plumbing stacks.
Regarding the upper-deck foyer, a literal wall of art that's comprised of copper conceals a pantry. Contemporary and quite striking, it introduces tones ranging from warm brown to cool greens and blues, a departure from the lower decks. According to Engler, the idea arose from the Anson's bell--it was a way to incorporate its elements of style and design.
Speaking of that bell, the niche that was created to showcase it is a resplendent combination of etched glass and various dark and light woods. The story of the HMS Anson is inscribed in the glass, and a wood arch that curves behind and above it, replicating ship "ribs," houses lighting to draw more attention to it.
There are some similarly innovative and functional design solutions elsewhere onboard. For example, the aft deck is really more of "an outdoor living room," to use Engler's words. Sliding glass panels can enclose the area, and air-conditioning can be pumped in. At night, illumination comes courtesy of a virtual constellation of stars created by fiber-optic lights fitted into high-gloss, automotive-finish, curved panels overhead. So, too, are the stair rails illuminated--functional and artistic without being glitzy.
In the four guest staterooms--two twins, two full, all with seating areas--beds are athwartships, making the rooms feel bigger. The two twin staterooms also have Pullmans. All are equipped with plasma-screen televisions, as are the master stateroom and the saloon, the latter featuring not one but two of these televisions for the ultimate in enjoyment. Grand total: nine plasma-screen televisions, fed by a central entertainment system.
The team effort, which included the owner's broker/build consultant, Chuck Irwin, has resulted in one of the safest yachts around. And just as the story of the HMS Anson played a large role in inspiring the standards set by Anson Bell, perhaps this 156-footer will serve as the inspiration for other safety-conscious yacht owners.
Palmer Johnson Phone: (920) 743-4412. Fax: (920) 743-1190. www.palmerjohnson.com.
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Today was the big day...the day Facebook went public with potential share buyers lining up with visions of riches beyond their wildest expectations. Facebook did raise over $18 billion which gets their market value to about $100 billion, which was the goal. The stock sale, known as an IPO (initial public offering), did much better than Google's IPO in 2004 which raised about $1.7 billion putting the market value somewhere around $26.4 billion, but again, that was 2004.


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The cost estimate for nearly 394,000 voters to take part in a special election in Georgia's 9th Congressional district could be as much as $240,000.
Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue has pushed back the date of a special election that will fill Georgia's vacant 9th District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives and two other vacancies under the Gold Dome.
At a key time in the legislative session, two state lawmakers are leaving to pursue their campaigns for the U.S. Congress.
Special elections held Tuesday filled vacancies on the Gillsville and Commerce city councils.
Jones Cottrell has announced he will run for the District 3 seat on the Hall County Board of Commissioners.
Believe it or not, today is an election day.
It is still unclear how U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal's decision to delay his departure from Congress will affect the election to fill his seat.
U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal has had a slight change of heart.
When you're an independent candidate in Georgia, running ain't easy.
President Barack Obama on Wednesday called for federal lawmakers to vote "up or down" on bitterly contested health care legislation in the next few weeks without allowing Republicans to kill the bill with mere talk.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Ray McBerry came to what he called "the heart of Nathan Deal territory" Monday calling for a rejection of mainstream conservatism and seeking support from Gainesville's constitutional conservatives.
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A "DESPERATE" dad whose electricity meter was removed helped himself to power to the tune of £1,500 by tampering with the mains supply, a court heard.
Andrew Roger Leonard, 44, got 'free' electricity over three years, claiming that he did it because of his 14-month-old baby.
Burnley magistrates were told how Leonard had had his meter taken out by npower in July 2009 because he had been abstracting electricity and owed them a lot of money.
The defendant, of Keighley Avenue, Colne, admitted abstracting electricity worth £1,507.66, on or between July 16, 2009 and July 12, 2012.
Leonard, who appeared in court the day after he received a community order for shoplifting, was given a nine month, concurrent, supervision order.
Parveen Akhtar, prosecuting, said that npower contacted the police last August.
Leonard had been living at the same address for several years and the electricity meter had been removed in July 2009. Npower had visited the property five times since it was removed, and on each occasion it appeared that the defendant was tampering with the mains supply inside the property.
The prosecutor said: "They believe he has tampered with the equipment in order to divert the electricity supply."
She added that the defendant was fully co-operative when he was arrested.
Nick Cassidy, for Leonard, said that when the meter was removed, he was advised that unless he paid npower what he owed them, they would not install a new meter.
He had made efforts to try and repay that amount, which was 'quite substantial' but had not been able to.
The company had been to the defendant's home on five occasions and he had tried to persuade them to put in a new meter.
The solicitor said: "He accepts that he foolishly tampered with the equipment and abstracted electricity."
Leonard, who formally had issues with drink and drugs, had been told that the electricity debt would follow him until it was resolved.
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I've always been wondering about something, and forgot to ask until I recently added one but, is there a reason why some articles, like Minato, Shizune and Gaara etc have full-bodied images from the games, and others don't? With that asked, I was wondering secondly if it's not an issue, whether or not we could start using them a bit more in articles where we can't find or don't have full-bodied images of persons the way I did for Anko? --Cerez365™(talk) 10:12, November 7, 2012 (UTC)
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I think it's because games provides full-body images, in a non-game style. Just because of that. They were available. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 23:24, November 7, 2012 (UTC)
- So it would be fine if we use them a bit more? --Cerez365™(talk) 13:17, November 8, 2012 (UTC)
- No problem in using them, though I believe actual anime/manga images are preferred. If an image like this (from a game, but in non-game style) is used, there's no need to go around replacing them (replacing is fine if the image is better), but if going to add a new image in the first place, wouldn't hurt to look for an anime/manga image before. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 20:52, November 8, 2012 (UTC)
Yeah I was going to get around to that part if the discussion went favourably. Just adding images to articles that could use them, so for people like the Konoha 11, it wouldn't be necessary. Some of the images i've seen are from leafninja, while the others seemed doctored.--Cerez365™(talk)
- I agree with this idea. The ones must have full-bodied image are the Five Kage (Danzō, A, Mei and Onōki for exact), we have to look for those characters. —Shakhmoot (Talk) 13:37, November 9, 2012 (UTC)
So it would be:
- don't replace full-bodied manga images
- full-bodied anime image can be replaced IF they are only half full-body like Orochimaru or Kisame's. The images can be replaced with anime/manga images if found.
Also try to add them to articles that can support the images.--Cerez365™(talk) 17:32, November 12, 2012 (UTC)
- In the Chikara Arc Characters page on TV Tokyo. There are good images for the main characters with full bodied appearance. I uploaded some of them and I'd like to ask if it's better to add other images (e.g. Sai, Yamato and Hidan). —Shakhmoot (Talk) 16:23, December 8, 2012 (UTC)


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Preheat oven to 350. Season Pork with Adam's Reserve Southwest Rub.
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PUPILS at Covingham Park Primary School celebrated the launch of the Big Pedal yesterday.
It is the first time the school, which is a Green Flag Eco School and committed to sustainable travel, has taken part in the national inter-school competition organised by transport charity, Sustrans.
Bike It advisor and trainer Sharon Brentall from Sustrans visited school to launch the competition in Covingham, which aims to get children active by cycling and scooting to school.
Avril Brown, lower school lead and eco travel coordinator at Covingham Park Primary School, said: "All the children were very enthusiastic and want to win.
"Swindon are very good and other Swindon schools have done very well in the past.
"If we win a team of stunt bikers will come in to give a demonstration of the tricks you can do on bikes and scooters, and if we win overall I think we are given about 10 brand new mountain bikes.
"If 25 per cent of the school join in, if 90 people take part, then we do stand a good chance of winning."
Avril added: "We're committed to sustainable travel so the Big Pedal competition fits into our ethos as a school.
"We're really excited to be taking part in the Big Pedal. We hope that by encouraging our children to walk, cycle and scoot to school over the next two weeks that we will see a reduction in congestion and pollution around the school gates, and help the children feel healthier and happier while getting fitter too."
The national competition runs until March 14, and has been taking place every year since 2009 when it quickly became the UK's largest inter-school cycling and scooting competition.
Nationally, research shows that nearly half of all children want to be able to get to school by bike but only four per cent actually do, and the competition is all about increasing their percentage.
Malcolm Shepherd, Sustrans chief executive, said: "The average primary school journey is just 1.5 miles – the perfect distance to walk or cycle.
"We hope the Big Pedal will help thousands of families rediscover the fun and freedom of cycling to school get fit and save money at the same time.
"I wish the staff, parents and pupils at Covingham Park Primary good luck, and look forward to finding out the results."
To find out more about the Big Pedal go to www.bigpedal.org.uk.


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THIS Christmas and New Year was tinged with a diamond celebration for one couple - after they notched up 60 years of marriage.
Eric and Peggy Cartwright, from Creech St Michael tied the knot of December 20 in 1952 at St Bartholomew's Church in Crewkerne as the pair lived their when they were younger.
Eric, 85, worked for the electricity board, while Peggy, 84, worked in a shirt factory, before they both moved to the Taunton area in 1984.
They celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary with a surprise party at Creech St Michael village hall set up by daughter Jane.
Peggy said: "We have had our ups and downs but we always sort it out and we have lived a wonderful life.
"It was a lovely surprise party and a shock when we got a letter from The Queen too."
Peggy is also known in the area for her commitments at the village short mat bowls club and the women's institute.


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REDDITCH and Bromsgrove could soon be overtaken by Giant Hogweed, an invasive species of plant which can cause harm to human health.
The plant, classed as an invasive non-native species and in the same category as Japanese Knotweed, has been spotted along the carriageway of the A448 Bromsgrove Highway between Foxlydiate Bridge and Tardebigge.
Spotted by Mike Williams it is more than 8ft tall and contact with the plant, particularly the sap, can lead to severe blistering and scarring.
Affected skin may remain sensitive for several years.
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NEW YORK -- Not long after the Winnipeg Jets had put the finishing touches on one of the most-successful road trips in franchise history, the crews at Madison Square Garden began dismantling the joint for another event.
The Knicks were home to the Golden State Warriors Wednesday, and today at the MSG Theatre, The Who is playing a benefit concert with Elvis Costello. Yes, it's 24/7 for crews at the "World's Most Famous Arena" in the City That Never Sleeps.
And so it's here -- in an attempt to wrap up the road trip and look ahead to the home double-header coming up against New Jersey and Washington -- where we feel obligated to trot out a snappy Jets/Who reference.
So, here's the question, borrowing a line from the rock veterans:
Are the Jets legitimately turning a corner or does everyone have to be careful we don't get fooled again?
Meet the new Jets? Same as the old Jets?
Too many of us, yours truly included, have seen this act before from this hockey club and rushed to draw some sort of concrete conclusions. The Jets were 3-1-1 at one point early this season, a start that included a shootout loss in Boston, a dominant road win in Washington and home victories over Pittsburgh and the Islanders.
Their maturity and growth was hailed. The promise of the playoffs, even after just a handful of games, seemed very real. And then the wheels came off as the squad went 2-7 in its next chunk of games, including four straight losses at home.
Maybe the Jets themselves were fooled into thinking they had morphed from a team that has not qualified for the playoffs for the past five years into a contender. And maybe now, even after a 4-1 road trip that included three wins over teams that were ahead of them in the standings at the time -- Carolina, New Jersey and the Rangers -- they know to keep things in perspective.
"We're a .500 team right now," said Olli Jokinen after Tuesday's win. "You can't get too high, you can't get too low. Wins, losses... there's a new challenge in a couple of days."
It was a message Jokinen repeated often in a five-minute post-game interview. Getting that record even at 9-9-1 is impressive, given the low point this team was at 10 days ago. But it means nothing unless the next step is forward, not backward, because just as quickly as they have jumped back into the Eastern Conference playoff picture, they can tumble out of it.
Jets coach Claude Noel spoke of a growing confidence on Wednesday and that was evident during the road trip. So, too, was the dominance of Evander Kane, the steady play of Ondrej Pavelec and some secondary scoring beyond the work that Andrew Ladd, Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler provide as the team's top line.
Zach Bogosian continues to emerge as an NHL star, Jokinen had three goals in two games and there were real contributions from newcomers James Wright and Anthony Peluso. And let's not forget the Jets were able to accomplish all this while overcoming a season-ending injury to Zach Redmond that could have been a distraction to any of those who were around to see the horrific accident.
Most of what the Jets did during their trek -- save for a special-teams nightmare that cost them a win in Philly -- was impressive.
But that's in the rear-view mirror now and this team must learn to keep its foot jammed down on the gas pedal. It has to be full speed ahead. And, if the Jets are to become a playoff team, what happened on the road has to continue at home over the next three days.
Credit where it's due -- these guys have been good of late and, of their nine victories this season, two have come over their next two opponents. Still, a word of caution: To borrow a Noel phrase, don't separate your shoulders patting yourselves on the back, fellas. Remember, the Devils and Caps won't get fooled again, either.
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The just-completed 4-1 road trip and its .800 winning percentage ranks it as the best in trips of four games or more.
Here's a look at the Jets/Atlanta Thrashers all-time franchise road trips of four or more games:
Nov. 6-13, 19990-4-00
Oct. 21-28, 20001-0-35
Dec. 28-Jan. 3, 2000-011-2-13
Feb. 15-25, 20010-5-00
Nov. 1-13, 20010-7-00
Nov. 24-Dec. 1, 20012-2-04
Oct. 31-Nov. 9, 20022-1-15
Feb. 19-March 6, 20032-3-26
Mar. 29- April 5, 20033-1-06
Dec. 31-Jan. 11, 2003-040-3-22
Feb. 10-Feb. 21, 20043-4-06
Feb. 7-March 2, 20063-2-06
Oct. 23-30, 20062-1-26
Dec. 27-Jan. 2, 2006-072-2-04
Jan. 6-13, 20071-2-13
Feb. 8-20, 20072-4-04
Oct. 20 - Nov. 3, 20074-3-08
Feb. 15-26, 20081-4-02
Feb. 15-21, 20092-1-15
Oct. 8-20, 20093-1-17
Dec. 5-10, 20091-3-02
Dec. 23-Jan. 5, 2009-100-5-22
Oct. 9-16, 20102-2-04
March 29-April 7, 20112-3-04
Oct. 27-Nov. 6, 2-11 3-2-28
Jan. 4-10, 20121-3-02
Jan. 23-Feb. 5, 20122-4-04
March 30-April 5, 20122-1-15
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321stBG,446thBS, S/Sgt Edward Thornton, KIA 15 May'44
May, 1944 — Corsica, France
S/Sgt Edward P Thornton;
15 May 44: 446th BS War Diary: The squadron loses Lt. George Walsh, Lt. Harry B. Wilcox, Lt. Roy W. Lee, Technical Sergeant James Raymond Orechia, Staff Sgt. E.P. Thornton and Staff Sgt. Lawrence Shellhamer in a crash landing at our field. A crash landing was made and the plane burned upon striking the ground with all members of the crew killed. Another of our ships had to be landed in the water and the crew was rescued by Air Sea Rescue patrols. A third ship was forced down at Pianosa Island held by the enemy and the following men are presumed to be Prisoners of War: Lts. Othick, Mayfield, Griffin and EM Youngblood, Cobb and Miller. Sergeant Napoliello, on the sea crash plane, had to make his second parachute jump and both leaps were on the same day of the same month. He made a jump on May 15th of 1943 in Mississippi.
Lee, Roy N., 2Lt, pilot
Orechia, James R., T/Sgt, radio-gunner
Shellhamer, Lawrence, S/Sgt, engineer-gunner
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446th BS George Walsh, Pilot of "Peg O'My Heart" #42-32394 (KIA 15 May'44)
Fatal Crash unpon Landing from Mission, Ship #42-32429 (Flamingo)
321stBG,446thBS "Flamingo" # 42-32429 /Fatal CRASH 15 May '44
Lt Geo.Walsh, Pilot, crash landed, at the home-base, hitting the runway, the plane exploded and burned. All Died. P) Walsh, CP) Roy Lee, Bomb) Lt Harry B Wilcox, Jr. E) L.Shellhamer, R) J. Orechia, G) E. Thornton.
Edward P. Thornton Sergeant, U.S. Army Air Forces Service # 20109065 446th Bomber Squadron, 321st Bomber Group, Medium Entered the Service from: Massachusetts
Died: 15-May-44
Buried at: Plot H Row 12 Grave 40
Sicily-Rome American Cemetery
Nettuno, Italy Awards: Purple Heart
Edward was buried in the Bastia Cemetery on Corsica and moved to the Nettuno American Cemetery in Italy in April of 1945. (Info from the 57th BW "Men of the 57th, 1990 Issue and researched by Corsican Historian Dominique Taddei). Barbara Ennis Connolly... 321st Bomb Group Historian, firstname.lastname@example.com


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I have a script built in php (which is open source) and i want to heavily modify it (including it's look). I have checked the files and there is no copyright, no license, no legal information...
If i create my new script based on the existing one, will i own the copyright for it? If not, can someone prove that they are the rightful owners of this initial script (if yes, how?)
I didn't find any help related to copyright of code, especially as it's open source code.
Hope anyone can help.
If you have no information, then you can't know it is open source. BTW open source has a license - so if it is, the rest of your questions can be answered by that.
Alternatively, sounds like you wanna rip someone off in which case it would be their proof against yours.
How do you know that the script is open source, if you don't know the license?
In general, a piece of work (the source code) belongs to the person that produced it. Even if they don't put a copyright statement in there, it still belongs to them. Proving that in court is a different matter however.
Depends. If you make additions/modifications, then you would own those, but you wouldn't own the entire product, so they would (legally speaking) be quite useless. If you rewrite all the code, then you're probably safe, although I'm not a lawyer.
Usually, small cases are never tried in court, so you may not have to worry about any of this. However, if you make money from it, it could become a problem for you. I would try to figure out who made the code and ask them to license it to you, before proceeding.
I am just saying - i will use 30% of the same code, but it will be written by me. My main question (and concern is) how can you define copyright for an expression like <? echo "hello world" ?> ?
Let's say a script has 3 lines and one of the is the one above. If i create another 3 script line, that does the 99% same thing as the first and it contains the echo above, will it be considered copyright infringement?
For php code for example, how can you prove that you OWN 10 lines of code that make a script? And if you can OWN them, does this mean that no one else is allowed to use them in the same configuration?
Law is not an exact science - It will always be a matter of subjective judgment. So it's a continuum where on one end you are clearly copying it verbose and on the other end there is no reuse at all. The closer you are to either extreme, the more plausible it is that a judge would rule either way.
In general, I find that code is rarely that unique that you really have to reuse it. If you understand the code, you can usually reimplement it from scratch, and often it will come out better that way. Is there any reason why you can't simply rewrite everything?
Unless the licence states that you are allowed to create a derivative work then you are not legally allowed to do so.
Where was the code originally obtained from?
Ah... I always think for this type of questions regarding the copyright. That means if rewrite everything with simple changes in the variables and coded in some different ways with the same concept, then there will not be any legal issue? If yes, then no one is safe with their property if someone sells his product once with the source code because anyone (programmer) can rewrite the same code and sells and earns money.
Really worrying issue for the developers !!!
It comes down to whether they created a derivitive work by using that code as a starting point or wrote their own version from scratch.
If they started from the existing code and made changes then if they made enough changes they may eventually reach the point where the code cannot be identified as being derived from the original. There would probably be more work involved in doing that than in writing your own version just using the ideas from the original but without actually copying any of it.
Depends on your business model. If you make your money from selling something more than just lines of code, then that doesn't need to be a problem. For example, if you provide a library, you could sell security patches and new versions as part of the package.


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Supplement Savvy: Kids' Vitaminsby Dana Angelo White in Uncategorized, November 3, 2012
Thinking about giving your kiddies a daily multi-vitamin? Or maybe you already are. Make sure you're supplement savvy!
Because of less-than-stellar regulations, dangers can be lurking in supplements, no matter who they're made for. For obvious reasons, little clinical testing has been conducted for this age group. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, food should come first, but there are some cases where a supplement can be beneficial. If your child has special dietary needs, check with your pediatrician.
Thankfully many of the supplement makers are very conservative with their ingredients when it comes to children's formulas, but some brands include amounts far beyond the needs of youngsters. Remember that the first line of defense is a good diet!
Safety is an issue for a number of reasons. Since most kids' vitamins come in colorful, chewable forms, it should be made clear to everyone in the house that vitamins are NOT candy. Parents need to be sure to store all supplements in a safe and out-of-reach location.
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For this post we are sticking to the best ones out there – your kids deserve nothing less. Look for a kids' vitamin with a simple ingredient label – with 100% or less of the daily value for all nutrients.
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A simple panel of vitamins and minerals, from a responsible company.
Flintstones Complete
Available in chewable or gummy, the chewable has calcium and both versions contain vitamin D for growing bones.
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A good vitamin at a very reasonable price. This one contains a larger number of vitamins and minerals than the others, but that doesn't mean it's a better choice. Look carefully a label too see if it's a good choice for your child. The Kirkland brand also has the USP seal of approval – always a good thing!
Bottom Line: Do your homework! If your child truly needs to take a multi-vitamin, make sure it's a good one.


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Country TraitsThese brain teasers rely on your ability to recognize groups of common attributes. For each of these puzzles you'll need to figure out why the words or letters are grouped as they are. Sometimes you will be asked to pick the odd-one-out or to place a new word into the correct group.
Identify the trait that is common to the following 2 groups of countries, and the slight difference in that trait.
Group A: Guatemala, Kuwait, Mexico, Panama.
Group B: Luxembourg, Monaco, San Marino, Singapore.
AnswerThe Capital has the same name as the Country. Group A has "City" appended to that name.
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