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Looking for an easy way to perfect your smizing skills? There's an app for that: Tyra Banks' new "Smize Yourself!" iPhone and iPad app!
-Lucia Peters
Smizing isn't just for models anymore!
Media mogul and America's Next Top Model mastermind Tyra Banks' latest venture takes her best-known concept, "smizing"—that is, smiling with your eyes—to the next level. With her new "Smize Yourself!" app for the iPhone and iPad ($1.99, itunes.apple.com), normal, everyday people can get their best smize on—with a little digital help, of course.
The app uses facial morphing technology to adjust users' faces for the ultimate smize. Tyra herself walks you through how to use the app in a video introduction, and then cheers you on while you get down to business. After you've smized yourself, you can then share your pics on Facebook and Twitter, as well as save them within the app itself.
Read Want to Dress Like Kate Middleton? There's an App for That
"On Instagram and Twitter, millions of people send me pictures asking, 'Am I smizing?,' 'Can you teach me how to smize?,' 'Is it fierce enough?," Tyra told Mashable about the creation of the app. "It's about the marketplace… If they are asking for advice, we created an app based on that."
But does it work? Well… that's debatable. Some found the results made them look like aliens; others felt they'd been turned into real-life anime girls. Tyra suggested that the app might best be used when sexting, because sexiness is in the eyes and in not revealing too much; but to be honest, we're not totally sure we'd want to share these photos with anyone we're trying to impress.
Curious? Head on over to the iTunes store and give it a try—and don't forget to share your results with us on Facebook!
Lucia Peters is BettyConfidential's associate editor.


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Statistics from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services show that in most recent flu seasons, flu activity peaked in late December through early March. This means that people who have not yet been vaccinated can still receive real benefits from a flu shot. CDC sources say that adults have peak antibody protection against influenza virus infection within two weeks after vaccination.
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This year, more than 130,000 Americans will be diagnosed with a serious blood disorder. Many of them will need a bone marrow transplant to survive.
But for 70 percent of these patients, that means relying on a stranger to donate their marrow. At least 1,000 people die each year because they can't find that donor.
So, should bone marrow be for sale?
Doreen Flynn thinks so. When she found out her daughter Jordan needed a life-saving bone marrow transplant, she would have paid any amount for a donor.
"Why not do it? She could have passed away," said Flynn.
Jordan has a rare genetic blood disorder. No one in her family was a match, so Doreen had to rely on a national registry.
"You're basically putting your faith in the system, and hopefully, there's a donor out there that's willing to come forward and donate," Flynn said.
After two months of waiting, Jordan did find a match. She had her transplant and is now recovering, but her younger twin sisters have the same disorder and will also need transplants. A match for them might not happen as fast -- or even at all.
"You're helpless as a parent. That's the worst feeling you can have for a child," Flynn said.
Jeff Rowes, senior attorney with the Institute for Justice believes more would be willing to donate if they were paid. He teamed up with the Flynns and others to challenge the national organ transplant act -- a nearly 30-year-old law that prohibited compensating bone marrow donors, punishable by up to five years in prison. Rowes argued bone marrow, unlike organs renews itself.
"We allow people to sell sperm and ova and other kinds of renewable parts of their body. The reason why compensation will work for marrow is the reason why compensation works for everything. If you want more of something, you provide money for it," Rowes said.
Just this year, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the ninth circuit agreed with Rowes. Now, for the first time, bone marrow donors can be compensated in nine states. Rowes says it's very unlikely the feds could successfully prosecute patients or paid donors in other states.
"For our clients, the victory is exhilarating," Rowes said.
But the National Marrow Donor Program, which runs the world's largest registry, disagrees. In a statement, they said "Paying marrow donors creates a multitude of problems and will not help more patients receive transplants." They claim since other countries don't allow compensation, the U.S. would limit its participation in international exchanges – resulting in fewer donors.
"Just because you can sell something, just because you can do anything, doesn't mean you ought to," said Kenneth Goodman, Ph.D. and Director of Bioethics at the University of Miami.
Goodman says, at this time, there is not a good compensation plan in place.
"There's great reluctance to commodify the human body. If bone marrow is for sale, does that mean that only people that can afford to buy it are going to get it?"
Goodman believes paying for bone marrow could also attract the wrong kind of donors who give for the wrong reasons.
"That strikes me as not the kind of society I would want to live in, where life and death decisions are made by desperate people at the end of their tether who are down on their luck who need a few bucks for selling their body parts," said Goodman.
But Doreen expects it will give patients, maybe even her own kids, a better chance at finding a match.
"I just want them to have the chance to have a normal, healthy life."
Jordan's grateful for her mom's efforts.
"I'm proud of her. I think she did a good thing," she said.
The ruling by the 9th Circuit applies only to bone marrow donors who donate through the most common method -- having blood cells drawn from the arm. It is still illegal to compensate for bone marrow taken from the hip just like it's illegal to pay for organs.
MoreMarrowDonors.org is conducting a test to determine whether financial incentives will increase marrow donors. It will provide donors with a $3,000 stipend, which is funded by charitable supporters and not paid for by the patients.
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Security Council: Statement by Ambassador Wittig on Bosnia and Herzegovina
(Security Council: Statement as delivered by Ambassador Wittig in a Debate on the situation n Bosnia and Herzegovina)
"Thank you, Mr. President !
Let me begin by thanking Ambassador Inzko for his comprehensive and informative briefing. Germany aligns itself with the EU statement to be delivered later in this debate.
I would like to focus my remarks on three key points today:
First, and most importantly for the Security Council, the security situation in BIH has remained calm and stable. Since its beginning in 2004, EUFOR ALTHEA has not had to intervene a single time to restore peace. Most recently, the fifth local elections since the end of the war were carried out in a calm environment.
Authorities in BIH have thus proven capable of dealing with threats to the safe and secure environment. Based on this assessment, the reconfiguration of Operation ALTHEA was completed by 1 September. With a reduced number of forces based in Bosnia-Herzegovina, ALTHEA is successfully focusing on capacity-building and training.
My second point concerns the current political situation in Bosnia:
Ambassador Inzko's briefing and the latest EU progress report provide a relatively grim analysis of the state of reforms in the country. It's true, there is a lack of a shared vision on the part of the political leadership for the overall direction of BIH, and it's worrisome. Yet we have also witnessed important signs of progress, particularly at the beginning of this year, such as the establishment of a new state-level government, agreement on a national budget and new laws on state aid and a census.
We have made clear to the political leaders in BIH that they should place the interest of their country as a whole and the well-being of their citizens at the heart of their efforts, by moving Bosnia-Herzegovina steadfastly forward on the reform track towards EU accession.
An important step in this regard was the agreement between the political leaders in BIH and the EU on a road map which identifies key requirements for BIH's path towards Europe. The most imminent of the challenges ahead remains the long-overdue implementation of the "Sejdic-Finci" ruling by the European Court of Human Rights on the right of minorities to be elected to the Bosnian presidency and the second chamber of parliament.
The EU has both the political will and the necessary instruments to best support BIH in this endeavour. The increased EU presence in the field and the strengthened mandate of the EU Special Representative re-affirm the EU's commitment towards BIH.
This leads me to my third and last point, the international community's engagement in BIH in the future:
Germany wholeheartedly welcomes the contribution to peace and stability made by the High Representative and his office over the past 17 years. After the war ended in 1995, close monitoring and executive control by the international community was undoubtedly necessary.
Today, however, these policies serve rather as an impediment to political leaders' accountability to their electorate and their ownership of the reform process.
Instead of sticking to the institutional set-up of the past, we need to focus on concepts and instruments that can initiate forward-looking developments. With the EU perspective of BIH finally occupying centre stage, we can afford to relieve the OHR of tasks that are better fulfilled by the EU and its representatives on the ground. We therefore welcome the decision to suspend international supervision in the Brcko District, where the EU has instead opened a new regional office. Further progress in this regard is needed.
Mr. President, allow me to remind member states of a still unresolved issue, the question of immunity. In order to safeguard OHR's footprint in stabilizing BIH, a sustainable and comprehensive answer to the question of immunity from legal proceedings of present and former OHR staff has to be found. We hope for early progress on this issue and invite members to join us in the necessary discussions.
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For the first time in the 40-plus year history of the program, the Saint Leo men's basketball team has earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament as the Lions learned they would be the fifth seed in the South Region portion of the 'Big Dance'. The NCAA South Region Tournament will be contested at Spragins Hall in Huntsville, Ala. over March 10-13.
One of just eight teams selected, the Lions (18-11) will face no. 4 seed Florida Tech (22-6) on Saturday, March 10 at a time yet to be announced. This will be the third time the Lions will face their Sunshine State Conference counterpart from Melbourne, Fla., splitting the regular-season series. The Panthers earned their invitation by claiming the SSC regular season title and advancing as far as the SSC Tournament semifinal.
The Sunshine State Conference was well-represented in the bracket as joining the Lions and Panthers were fellow schools Eckerd College (20-8) and Florida Southern (20-9). Eckerd earned an at-large bid as the sixth seed after finishing second in the SSC before falling to the Lions in the tournament semifinals. Florida Southern, seeded seventh, entered the tournament by earning the SSC's automatic qualifying bid when they won the conference tournament earlier on Sunday.
Representing the Gulf South Conference is regional host and GSC regular season and tournament champion Alabama-Huntsville (26-3). They earned the region's top seed in front of fellow GSC school Christian Brothers (23-6) who claimed the second seed. West Georgia (22-8) rounds out the GSC contingent with a no. 3 seed.
Benedict College (19-10) rounds out the South Region field with the eighth seed by way of winning the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference tournament.
The Lions find themselves on the side of the bracket with top-seed Alabama-Huntsville, meaning if they get past FIT, a potential matchup with the region's no. 1 seed awaits.
Finishing second in the SSC Tournament earlier on a hectic Sunday, the Lions will now prepare for the trip to Huntsville starting on Monday. For the latest news, updates, and information on the Saint Leo men's basketball team, including their preparations for the NCAA Tournament, be sure to follow the Lions on Facebook and Twitter.
Quarterfinals – Saturday, March 10
No. 1 Alabama Huntsville vs. No. 8 Benedict
No. 2 Christian Brothers vs. No. 7 Florida Southern
No. 3 West Georgia vs. No. 6 Eckerd
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Landesbildstelle Baden Under SA guard, a group of leading Socialists arrives at the Kislau camp, one of the early concentration camps. Local Social Democratic party leader Ludwig Marum is fourth from the left in the line of arrivals. Kislau, Germany, May 16, 1933.
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Eva Brigitte was the youngest of three children born to German-Jewish parents in the capital of Baden, a state along the Rhine River in southwestern Germany. Known as Brigitte by her friends and classmates, and as "Brix" by her family, she grew up in a secular household and attended public schools. Her father was a local Social Democratic party leader.
1933-39: In 1933 the Nazis came to the Marum's house and arrested Eva's father because he was an active anti-Nazi. Two months later she suddenly saw him "paraded" through the streets in an open truck, being publicly humiliated on his way to a concentration camp. After that Eva refused to remain in school. After her father was killed, she and her mother emigrated to France in April 1934.
1940-43: The French released Eva from an internment camp for enemy aliens, but the situation worsened when the Germans defeated France in 1940. In 1941 Eva's sister obtained steamship tickets and exit visas to America for herself, Eva, and their mother, but as Eva was nine months pregnant the ship officials would not let her board. Alone, and abandoned by the baby's father, Eva gave birth in Marseille. Unable to provide for her son, she placed him in a home for refugee Jewish children in Limoges when he was a year old.
Caught in a roundup in southern France in January 1943, Brigitte was deported to Sobibor, where she perished. Her son survived and was taken to Palestine in 1945.
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Monday, March 15 2010 - Civil Liberties-Police State
A Detention Bill You Ought to Read More Carefully - S.3081, Enemy Belligerent, Interrogation, Detention, and Prosecution Act of 2010
"...introduced by Sens. John McCain and Joseph Lieberman..." 'Nuff said? Reminiscent of the Violent Extremist and Homegrown Terrorist Act, passed nearly unanimously in the House but shut down in Senate committee by the outcry of citizens?
As of March 14 11pm, NO "news" agencies have reported on this bill... Read and track this bill at OpenCongress.org. See also, H.R.4648 - Keep Terrorists at Bay Act of 2010 (seriously...) introduced by Rep. Lamar Smith and 7 cosponsors... Oh, and no mention of ending the occupation of other people's sovereign nations as a possible remedy, in case you were wondering...
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by Marc Ambinder
Why is the national security community treating the "Enemy Belligerent, Interrogation, Detention, and Prosecution Act of 2010," introduced by Sens. John McCain and Joseph Lieberman on Thursday as a standard proposal, as a simple response to the administration's choices in the aftermath of the Christmas Day bombing attempt? A close reading of the bill suggests it would allow the U.S. military to detain U.S. citizens without trial indefinitely in the U.S. based on suspected activity. Read the bill here, and then read the summarized points after the jump.According to the summary, the bill sets out a comprehensive policy for the detention, interrogation and trial of suspected enemy belligerents who are believed to have engaged in hostilities against the United States by requiring these individuals to be held in military custody, interrogated for their intelligence value and not provided with a Miranda warning.
(There is no distinction between U.S. persons--visa holders or citizens--and non-U.S. persons.)
It would require these "belligerents" to be coded as "high-value detainee[s]" to be held in military custody and interrogated for their intelligence value by a High-Value Detainee Interrogation Team established by the president. (The H.I.G., of course, was established to bring a sophisticated interrogation capacity to the federal justice system.)
Any suspected unprivileged enemy belligerents considered a "high-value detainee" shall not be provided with a Miranda warning.
The High-Value Detainee Interrogation Team must submit its determination to the Secretary of Defense and the Attorney General after consultation with the Director of National Intelligence, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. The Secretary of Defense and the Attorney General make a final determination and report the determination to the President and the appropriate committees of Congress. In the case of any disagreement between the Secretary of Defense and the Attorney General, the President will make the determination.
Note that the president himself doesn't get to make the call.
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THERE is a new man in charge of Barclays Business in Basingstoke – and he is looking forward to a busy and successful 2014.
Martin Bonner, who has 34 years experience working for Barclays, is the new head of Barclays Business for Southern region, which incorporates Thames Valley, and will lead a 180-strong team supporting businesses with a turnover of up to |£5million.
Martin said: "It's an exciting time to be taking up the helm and being responsible for working along-side customers who have been operating in unprec-edented levels of change over the last few years.
"Despite the perception around banks lending we have business managers located in branches across the region, who are seeking to fund viable business propositions from firms looking for finance.
"We're continuing to look at ways to boost lending both in the region and across the UK."
Barclays is fully involved in Government schemes such as the National Loan Guarantee Scheme and the Funding for Lending Scheme and was the leading provider of such loans in 2012.
"But it's not just about access to funding. In real-ity only one in five SMEs are borrowing as they continue to deleverage and increase capital," said Martin. "It's also about building relationships to support businesses as the economy improves, whatever their sector, industry or size, to take the next step for their business as confidence returns to the market."
Martin added: "Entrepreneurship appears to be vibrant and thriving in Basingstoke and the Thames Valley area and we're experiencing record numbers of fledgling businesses getting off the ground as a result.
"Nationally one new start-up business opens an account with us every minute and these start-ups, as well as more established enterprises, have been taking advantage of our free programme of 'clinics' offering insight to exporting, managing cashflow and access to funding across the region.
"While the climate for SMEs remains challenging at Barclays we're determined to be the go-to bank for business and I'm looking forward to meeting as many customers and business organisations to hear first-hand how Barclays can continue to add value and support local businesses both now and in the long term."


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Jen MoyerClass: Junior
Position: D
Height: 5-8
Previous School: Pennridge HS
Hometown: Telford, Pa.
2012 (So.):
• Played in 14 games, earning 13 starts
• Served as co-captain with Chloe McIntosh
• Named to the NLC All-Academic team
• Finished the season tied for fourth on the team with 25 ground balls and 20 draw controls
• Notched 11 caused turnovers, which was good for fifth on the squad
• Recorded four two-goal games
• Tallied a season-high four ground balls and three caused turnovers against George Mason on March 14
2011 (Fr.):
• One of five Lady Flames to start in all 18 games in 2011
• Ranked third on the team in goals (26), second in assists (10)
• Led the team in draw controls (32), ranked fourth in ground balls (26) and tied fourth in caused turnovers (10)
• Had a pair of five-point performances against Howard (March 27) and Longwood (April 21)
• Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse Pennridge High
• Played at midfield
• Earned second team all-league honors her junior year and third team honors her senior year
• Daughter of Greg and Lory Moyer
• Intending to major in nursing
• Birthday is Dec. 22


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Ambassador Jim Hormel will match gifts to Freedom to Marry made before December 31
Postedon Dec 09, 2014 at 02:40 pm
Former Ambassador Jim Hormel and his partner Michael Nguyen have agreed to match any contribution made to Freedom to Marry, dollar-for-dollar, up to $100,000, before December 31st.
WATCH: Freedom to Marry's "Until We Could," by inaugural poet Richard Blanco
Postedon Sep 23, 2014 at 09:30 am
This weekend, Freedom to Marry publicly released "Until We Could," a beautiful short film adaptation of an original poem by Richard Blanco, the 2012 presidential inaugural poet.
Freedom to Marry gears up for Amsterdam Pride - Join Us!
Postedon Jul 02, 2014 at 04:00 pm
Next month, Freedom to Marry staff members and board members will travel from the United States to the Netherlands - the first country to pass the freedom to marry for same-sex couples - for Amsterdam Pride, an annual celebration of the LGBT community.
Freedom to Marry and Shiraz Events announce winners of Wedding Registry contest
Postedon Jul 02, 2014 at 10:15 am
This week, Freedom to Marry and Shiraz Events announced the winners of a month-long contest focused on our "Wedding Registry" program.
CONTEST: Start a wedding registry and you could win with Shiraz Events!
Postedon Jun 13, 2014 at 10:30 am
The launch includes an exciting campaign in which anyone who creates a "Wedding Registry" page benefiting Freedom to Marry will be entered into a drawing to win free wedding planning services from Jason Mitchell Kahn, wedding planner at Shiraz Events.
Are you on the team to win marriage nationwide? Join us on Team Marriage!
Postedon May 05, 2014 at 01:30 pm
We're only going to win marriage nationwide if we stand together - that's why Freedom to Marry has launched Team Marriage, an exciting new group for our most dedicated, passionate supporters who are taking action to set the stage for a return to the Supreme Court.
CNN's Margaret Hoover introduces Evan Wolfson at 'Cheers to 10 Years' event
Postedon May 02, 2014 at 04:30 pm
This week, at Freedom to Marry's Cheers to 10 Years event celebrating the tenth anniversary of the first marriages between same-sex couples in the United States, CNN political contributor Margaret Hoover joined marriage supporters to talk about why marriage matters.
Widower reflects on end of DOMA & loss of partner of 58 years at Cheers to 10 Years
Postedon Apr 30, 2014 at 12:15 pm
This week, at Freedom to Marry's Cheers to 10 Years event, Ron Wallen joined us on stage to bring a personal face to why marriage matters so deeply to same-sex couples.
Freedom to Marry celebrates decade of marriage momentum with 'Cheers to 10 Years'
Postedon Apr 30, 2014 at 10:33 am
On Monday, April 28, Freedom to Marry celebrated its tenth anniversary – and the tenth anniversary of marriage between same-sex couples in the United States – at Cheers to 10 Years: Celebrating Freedom to Marry.
Freedom to Marry celebrates 10th Anniversary with Cheers to 10 Years event
Postedon Apr 23, 2014 at 12:00 pm
On Monday, Freedom to Marry will celebrate its 10th anniversary with "Cheers to 10 Years," an event to pay tribute to the groundbreaking efforts of Freedom to Marry and its founder, Evan Wolfson, while commemorating the 10 years that have passed since same-sex couples began marrying in the United States.


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Cook pasta as package directs. While the pasta is cooking, heat the oil in a large skillet and sauté the garlic and onion for 4 to 5 minutes. Add the crushed red pepper, salt, spinach and tomatoes. Sauté 1 to 2 minutes. Add the tomato cooking liquid. Drain the pasta and add to the skillet. Season with black pepper and add extra salt if desired. Toss the pasta and vegetables until heated through. Place in serving bowls.
Per serving - 269 calories, 7 gram fat (22% calories from fat), 9 gram protein, 44 gram carbohydrate, 6 gram fiber, 0 milligram cholesterol, 90 milligram sodium


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unclebud - Thursday, November 10, 2005 - linkthey all the way in taiwan or somwehere and they see that the fame of south park has stretched all the way to there? i have friend in Taiwan and it is amusing to me that she uses Bart Simpson icons for MSNger
i don't care about none of this stuff cause i'm not gonna buy any of it til its sub $100 if then
but its good to be entertained
thanks to the authors for the article Reply
kerii7 - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkAnyone else notice the Kenny figureine hanging on the cubicle wall? :) Reply
ksherman - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkOMG that is absolutely crazy that you all would notice that and think it was important enough to mention... Reply
JarredWalton - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkLooks to me more like a bundle of cables. Close, though! Reply
JarredWalton - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkOops... looked at the wrong thing! There's a little kenny *next* to the bundle of cables. LOL. "OMG - They killed Kenny!" Reply
yacoub - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkAny update on when the passively-cooled Asus 7800 series card will hit the supply lines?
Looking forward to a passively cooled 7800GT! Reply
decptt - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkWaiting for the DFI-Expert review from Anandtech :D Reply
mostlyprudent - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkThe Anandtech team will be awefully busy as I expect in depth reviews of all of these products...ASAP! :-) Reply
segagenesis - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - link...OCZ putting holes in the heat spreader only to be covered up in one spot by a big "Z"? Ummm, ok, just dont charge me $10 for that please.
The Gigabyte video with Zalman cooler is a terrific idea at least. I still find modern video card coolers to not be that much better than the old Geforce FX 5800 hairdryer. Reply
ksherman - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkdefinetly agree with the gigabyte comment.... I LOVE my Zalman 770ALCu, so quite and at full load, my temps are STILL lower than idle used to be with the factory HSF (MSI 6600GT) and it is overclocked from 500/1000 to 585/1200MHz... the only thing missing though is that there does not seem to be any heatsinks on the memory chips, which is really a huge part of the genious behind the Zalman cooler... Reply
Donegrim - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkTerribly bling I must say Reply
erinlegault - Tuesday, November 08, 2005 - linkThe holes in the OCZ heat spreader should do a better job. How much better? Who knows until a review is done.
The air in the pockets between chips will be able to escape and increased surface area of the heat spreader will considerably increase convection, i.e. heat dissipitation.
Lastly, I'm looking forward for the ATI AT8. Reply


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Ron Rivera isn't worried about a letdown after his team's emotional 27-23 win over the Seattle Seahawks.
The Carolina Panthers fifth-year head coach said if his squad is lacking focus this week he need only remind them of 45-21 shellacking they received from the Philadelphia Eagles last season. That was an ugly loss in which the Panthers turned the ball over five times, including twice on their first three plays from scrimmage.
Of course, the Panthers feel they are a different team this year.
The Panthers are riding high with a 5-0 record for the first time since 2003, the year they went to their only Super Bowl. They'll look to go 6-0 for the first time in franchise history Sunday night when they host Chip Kelly's Eagles.
"Hey, they whipped us last year, so there's a challenge," Rivera said.


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Author Santa Montefiore backs Dorset libraries campaign
2:00pm Thursday 21st July 2011
By Harry Hogger
2:00pm Thursday 21st July 2011
By Harry Hogger
CAMPAIGNERS pre-paring to fight for Dorset's Libraries today have received support from an author schooled in the county.
Romantic fiction writer Santa Montefiore has lent her support to the Ad Lib (Association of Friends of Dorset Libraries) as councillors vote on the future of the library service.
Members of Dorset County Council will vote on whether to withdraw funding to nine libraries in a bid to save £800,000 or retain all 34 of the county's libraries and make savings through cuts across the service.
Ad Lib members will be protesting before the full council meeting today and speaking at the meeting to call for the retention of the library network.
Former Sherborne School for Girls pupil Ms Montefiore, whose novels include The Affair and The Italian Matchmaker, has just offered late support for Ad Lib campaigners with a letter to Dorset County Council leader Angus Campbell.
She wrote: "It's appalling that such a large number of libraries are under threat of closure, not only because it will rob locals of their access to books, but that it will also rob the community of a tranquil place to study, read and attend events that bring people together in an increasingly isolating world.
"Times are hard, I think it's a human right that people should be given the means to escape the dreariness by reading the wonderful books available in libraries.
"I do hope a solution can be found before these vital oases are lost."
Meanwhile, more high profile Tories have backed a campaign to spare libraries from the threat of closure.
West Dorset MP Oliver Letwin and Conservative peer Lord Fellowes of West Stafford, better known as Oscar-winning screenwriter Julian Fellowes, have both offered their support for the Ad Lib campaign.
Tory MP for South Dorset Richard Drax and the Conservative North Dorset MP Bob Walter have also now added their support for the library campaigners.
Mr Drax has penned a letter to Dorset County Councils cabinet member for community services Hilary Cox, asking her to consider the proposal that would see all libraries retained.
In an email to Ad Lib he said: "As you know, I too am concerned about this issue, believing that libraries are an integral part of our community and should be retained wherever possible."
In a letter to Dorset County Council leader Angus Campbell, Mr Walter also voiced his support for the proposal that would see all 34 libraries retained.
Ad Lib spokesman Mike Chaney said members of his group were confident the vote on the future of libraries would be a free vote, so councillors would not be instructed to vote along party lines.
He said he hoped the opinions expressed by the prominent local politicians offered some food for thought for the members ahead of Thursday's meeting.
Mr Chaney said: "It's one more bit of ammunition for what we hope will be a straightforward fight this week.
"It's a free vote so we hope the example of the MPs will persuade anybody who needs to be persuaded that saving the libraries is the best option, especially as it doesn't cost any more money."
The nine libraries that could lose funding as a result of Thursday's vote are Burton Bradstock, Charmouth, Chickerell, Colehill, Corfe Castle, Portland Underhill, Puddletown, Stalbridge and Wool.
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A PLAN to extend a travellers' caravan site in Blackburn has been approved.
The bid to make alterations to the development on a former coal merchants' site at the rear of Vincent Street in Ewood was rubber stamped, subject to 'strict' conditions.
Jimmy Evans and his son-in-law, John Price, have applied for permission to make alterations to the development. The approved plans sought to replace an existing chalet with a three bed bungalow.
In July 2010 Blackburn with Darwen Council gave Mr Evans approval for two caravans, a chalet and an amenity block. In September 2011 he asked for backdated permission to retain five caravans, a chalet, an amenity block and a WC building.
The planning committee refused to approve the scheme but Mr Evans' appeal was upheld by a planning inspector in 2012 giving the majority of the site official designation as a 'gipsy caravan site'.
Now the new bid for an extended part of the site has been approved with conditions.
The applicants have been given conditions that no more than two caravans are to occupy the new section, and no more than one is to be a static caravan or mobile home. Generators powered by an internal combustion engine must not be used on the site.
The applications were approved by Blackburn with Darwen planning committee on Thursday.
Ward councillor Maureen Bateson said she hoped the conditions would allay any problems.
She said: "The application has been approved subject to strict conditions and the focus now is to ensure it is adhered to and enforcement used if required.
"Any complaints made relating to problems must be addressed, as I know residents are worried about that."
When previously approached by the Lancashire Telegrpah, both Mr Evans' and Mr Price's agents said they were happy with the officers recommendations.


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July 1, 2013
Soon it will be time to spark your friends and family's appetites with some mouthwatering side dishes and desserts to serve alongside hot dogs and hamburgers.
I remember when I was first learning to use the oven I saw a picture of a cake decorated to look like the American flag in a magazine. It was a yellow cake in a 9x13 pan, covered in Cool Whip, and decorated with blueberries and strawberry halves. This idea is not only a delicious and light dessert, it's a fun way to get kids involved in the fun. It's become a tradition that I make a flag cake and let my son, Kellan, place the berries on the cake.
My memories of the Fourth of July as a child include swimming all day at the Carroll Country Club. I was not a good swimmer, but I loved to play in the water and dive off the diving board. On the Fourth there was a special soda fountain for kids to serve themselves pop (a really big deal to a kid), a golf tournament and a golf cart parade. The day's festivities ended with watching the display of fireworks with my friends.
Fourth of July Baked Beans
When I think of summer, I think of these beans. It is a side dish hearty enough to be served as a main dish, and any combination of beans can be used.
1/2 lb sliced bacon, diced
1/2 lb ground beef
1 cup chopped onion
1 (28 oz) can pork and beans
1 (17 oz) can lima beans, rinsed and drained
1 (15 oz) can kidney beans, rinsed and drained
1/2 cup barbecue sauce
1/2 cup ketchup
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
2 tablespoons mustard
2 tablespoons molasses
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon chili powder
In a large skillet, cook bacon, beef and onions until meat is brown and onions are tender; drain. Transfer meat into a greased 2 1/2-quart baking dish; add all the beans and mix well. In a small bowl, combine the remaining ingredients; stir into beef and bean mixture. Cover and bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes. Uncover and bake for 15 minutes longer.
Asian Broccoli Slaw Salad
My friend Gracie Quijano shared this recipe with me for an easy salad with a twist. It calls for broccoli slaw, which is near the bags of pre-cut coleslaw.
1/3 cup raspberry or red wine vinegar
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup sugar
2 flavor packets from Ramen noodles
2 bags broccoli slaw
6 green onions, chopped
1 package uncooked Ramen noodles
1/2 cup sunflower seeds
1 (4oz) can mandarin oranges
In a small bowl, whisk together dressing and set aside. In a large bowl, mix together salad ingredients. Pour dressing over salad and refrigerate until ready to serve.
Fresh Corn Salad
When I hosted a bridal shower for my good friend Licia Pettit, I made a variety of food including Ina Garten's corn salad. It is a different way to serve fresh corn mid-summer.
5 ears of corn, shucked
1/2 cup small-diced red onion (1 small onion)
3 tablespoons cider vinegar
3 tablespoons good olive oil
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/2 cup julienned fresh basil leaves
In a large pot of boiling salted water, cook the corn for 3 minutes until the starchiness is just gone. Drain and immerse it in ice water to stop the cooking and to set the color. When the corn is cool, cut the kernels off the cob, cutting close to the cob.
Toss the kernels in a large bowl with the red onions, vinegar, olive oil, salt, and pepper. Just before serving, toss in the fresh basil. Taste for seasonings and serve cold or at room temperature.
Ranch Potato Salad
My husband, Danny, loves potato salad, especially alongside grilled hamburgers. This is potato salad with a zing.
1 packet (1 oz) Hidden Valley Ranch dressing mix
½ cup mayonnaise
¼ cup water
8 medium potatoes (boiled, peeled and cubed)
1 cup sliced celery
½ cup chopped red onion
2 hard-boiled eggs, chopped (optional, this is how Danny likes his)
Combine dressing mix with mayonnaise and water. Add potatoes, celery and onions. Toss to coat. Chill.
Makes 4-5 servings
Fancy Fruit Salad
If you have a crowd to feed on the 4th, prepare a fruit salad to share. It will be a pretty and colorful addition to your table.
½ of a large watermelon
1 cantaloupe melon
1 honeydew melon
¼ cup sugar
¼ cup fresh lime juice
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
1 tablespoon orange-flavored liqueur (optional)
1 teaspoon grated lime peel
1 ½ cups fresh strawberries, washed, hulled and halved
1 cup black or red seedless grapes, washed and halved
With a melon baller, scoop out flesh from watermelon, cantaloupe and honeydew. In a large bowl, combine sugar, lime juice, orange liqueur and lime peel. Stir well.
Add all melon balls, strawberries and grapes; toss to combine. Allow fruit to chill in refrigerator for 30 minutes.
Buster Bar Dessert
This sweet treat comes from Elizabeth Juergens of Carroll. It was part of a collection of recipes given to me by my PEO sisters at my bridal shower in 2004.
1 small pkg Oreo cookies
½ cup melted butter
2 cups powdered sugar
2/3 cup chocolate chips
1½ cups evaporated milk
½ cup butter
1 teaspoon vanilla
½ gallon vanilla ice cream (softened)
1½ cups salted peanuts
Crush Oreo cookies and add ½ cup melted butter and press into a 9x13 pan. Boil the sugar, chocolate chips, milk, butter, and vanilla for 8 minutes, stirring constantly.
Cool and layer over crust - ice cream, sauce, then repeat layers - ice cream, nuts, and sauce over top. Freeze.
Angel Food Trifle
This light dessert makes six servings and has 5 Weight Watchers points. To give this dessert a red, white and blue look, use a combination of red and blue berries.
1 cup skim milk ricotta cheese
2 cups light vanilla yogurt
½ angel food cake, cut into 1" cubes
2 cups thawed frozen unsweetened berries (raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, or blackberries)
¼ cup plus 2 tablespoons whipped topping dessert
Mix together the ricotta cheese and yogurt in a blender or food processor until smooth. Arrange half of the cake cubes in the bottom of a medium-size glass bowl. Top with 1 cup of the berries. Top with 1½ cups of the cheese-yogurt mixture. Top with layers of the remaining cake cubes, ¾ cup berries and the remaining cheese-yogurt mixture. Decorate with the remaining ¼ cup berries. Top each serving with 1 tablespoon whipped topping.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Authorities say a central Ohio police officer fatally shot a man who was holding a gun in another man's face.
Columbus police said a caller on Monday night reported he wanted someone to leave his home and was threatening to shoot him. A second call came from a man who said he had a gun pointed at his face.
Officers saw the man through the window holding the gun on the other man. An officer entered and ordered him to drop the gun before shooting him multiple times. It wasn't clear whether the armed man fired his gun, but the officer wasn't hurt.
The man was pronounced dead later at a hospital. His name hasn't been released yet. The man who survived was unhurt.


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Spots Still Open For IAOM Fundamentals of Milling Courses in Cremona, Italy
Date Posted: February 19, 2013
Recently we announced open enrollment for two new Resident Milling Course offerings being held in March 2013 in Cremona, Italy.
Together with Ocrim's International School of Milling Technology, IAOM is offering technical milling courses, which are modeled after the basic and advanced milling courses IAOM offers at Kansas State University.
Students may enroll in one or both weeks of classes.
There are still a few openings left in these brand new course offerings!
You have the chance to enroll in one or both courses but TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
Registration will close soon on these courses so hurry and REGISTER NOW before it's too late!!
Fundamentals of Milling I
Course Date: March 11-15, 2013 (registration closes 3/4/2013) This is a technical training course intended for employees, supervisors and managers closely associated with flour milling plant operations.
Participants will be introduced to general flour milling plant operations including the grain elevator, cleaning, conditioning, milling, packaging and warehouse departments.
Special focus will be placed on grain cleaning, conditioning and milling equipment role in the milling process and system flow sheets.
Wheat quality characteristics as well as the cleaning and conditioning impact on mill processing will be qualitatively explored.
Flour quality specifications and quality measurements will be identified for basic bakery product systems.
In addition to lecture and discussions, participants will be engaged in hands on laboratory and pilot scaling milling exercises.
Fundamentals of Milling II
Course Date: March 18-22, 2013 (registration closes 3/11/2013) This is a technical training course intended for employees, supervisors and managers directly associated with flour milling plant operations.
Participants will be introduced to a variety of technical and economic analytical tools for milling process evaluation.
Technical tools to be presented include product granulation, cumulative ash, step chart development, and flow sheet equipment allocation analysis.
Economic tools to be discussed include yield management, divide milling and the impact of moisture on profitability.
The impact of wheat characteristics, cleaning and conditioning on mill operations will be quantitatively explored.
Selected roller mill grinding, sifting and purification variables will be examined in depth.
Special emphasis will be put on mill balance and troubleshooting skill development during hands on laboratory and pilot scale milling exercises.
(includes tuition, laboratory fees, books, special instruction, materials, field-trip transportation, and lunch on class days; fees do not include lodging and evening meals)
IAOM Members - €1,900
Non-Members - €2,000
LOCATION: Ocrim's International School of Milling Technology | Cremona, Italy
LODGING: Ocrim has reserved a block of rooms at the Hotel Continental for a special rate of €65/night.
This rate includes breakfast. Students will be responsible for their hotel, meals outside of the course, incidentals, and travel to/from Cremona.
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The developer of the Lay Wood housing scheme, The Crown Estate, has agreed to provide extra facilities in Bishops Cannings which add up to more than £3m.
As part of Section 106 obligations The Crown Estate would pay £800,919 to provide 63 extra primary school places in Bishops Cannings and £249,015 for 13 extra secondary school places at Devizes School.
More than £1.4 million would be for a play area while £57,000 would go towards drainage and resurfacing of the village car park and a new footpath along the road opposite the car park by the village hall and £69,000 would go towards maintenance and upgrading of the canal towpath.
The developers will also pay £809,500 towards mitigating traffic congestion caused by the new 230-home estate.
This sum would include £400,000 to fund an additional bus service or alternative sustainable transport measures, plus £405,000 towards measures in the Devizes Transport Strategy.
Meanwhile, when Mactaggart and Mickel's planning application for 350 homes by Coate Bridge was refused by Wiltshire Council's strategic planning committee last September it had agreed to fund more than £2.3 million towards facilities in the area.
This comprised £1.9 million towards an extra 95 places at Southbroom Infant and Junior schools and 68 secondary places at Devizes School; £150,000 over five years towards public transport; £105,000 to upgrade the canal towpath and £212,450 towards sports pitches at Green Lane, Devizes.


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KIND-hearted teenager Sonia Nijjar has promised to donate all her 18th birthday presents to a children's hospital.
The Cirencester College student from Blunsdon was so moved when she heard about how a little boy had to spend Christmas in Birmingham Children's Hospital (BCH) that she decided to give away her birthday presents.
The 17-year-old said: "Last year I heard about a little boy called Gaurav Bains. He is only three years old and had to spend six months in hospital waiting for a bone marrow transplant because he had a rare blood disorder called Monosomy 7.
"At the most critical time of Gaurav's life BCH played a very important role, and I just thought it would be good to help them."
Sonia decided to help by donating her presents to the hospital to give the children a little bit of comfort during their stay.
She said: "I was thinking 'I am going to be 18' and I don't really need presents so why not give them to people who really need them.
"I realised I take the simplest things for granted and I now feel it's my turn to give back. The children are so young and they have to go through so much and I just wanted to help.
The teen's decision surprised her family and friends, who were looking forward to celebrating the special day with lots of gifts.
Sonia said: "My mum was talking about my birthday and if there was anything I wanted and I said there wasn't really and I wanted to give them to the children's hospital.
"They were quite surprised. My aunties were then saying wasn't there anything I wanted because it was my 18th.
"My friends were pretty surprised too and they said it was a really nice thing to do."
She also hopes to raise awareness of Gaurav's condition and encourage more people to donate bone marrow.
She said: "I'm hoping that telling his story will help more people realise the critical shortage of bone marrow donors in not only the Asian, but all non-white ethnic communities in the UK and encourage them to step forward and donate to help non-white blood cancer sufferers."
Sonia will turn 18 on August 15 and although she did not want anything in particular for herself she has now compiled a wish list for her donation.
She has asked to be given new toys, computer games, arts and crafts, and money, and has reminded people that as well as young children they should also remember the teenagers who have to stay in the hospital.
She plans to collect the gifts on August 11 before she delivers them to Birmingham Children's Hospital.
- Anybody who wants to help Sonia give to the children can let her know by emailing email@example.com.


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6. Active Defense. Daugherty thinks companies are moving away from just monitoring and understanding cyberattacks and quickly reacting to minimize the damage. Active defense tactics include knowing employee tendencies and restricting access if a person suddenly starts downloading sensitive data or hitting files he normally wouldn't. This isn't full-blown offensive security; we warned earlier this year about the risks of striking back at hackers with countermeasures. But Daugherty sees more companies taking more cautious offensive steps, such as identifying attackers and delivering "honeypot" files and the like that are meant to look like valuable assets and thus alert a company of a security problem.
7. Cloud. Accenture says the debate is over and declares cloud "enterprise-ready." CIOs now need to focus on changing their architectures and staffs to make hybrid cloud/on-premises software environments the standard model, according to Daugherty. Most IT shops haven't done that, he says -- they've treated cloud projects on a one-off basis.
The big missing piece from Accenture's list is mobile. Daugherty says mobile's no longer a trend -- it's an element in most of the seven factors above. Want a closer digital relationship with customers? Better collaboration among employees? Analytics that salespeople, repair staff or factory workers can actually use? Mobile is part of the answer. No debate there.
But in terms of IT's readiness, I'd say Accenture's a bit ahead of the market in not making mobile its own priority. Most companies are still in the early stages of crafting a strategy for ongoing development and support of mobile apps -- and each app is even more of a one-off effort than their use of cloud software or infrastructure is.
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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation on A9TV dated November 20th, 2012
ADNAN OKTAR: What did I say? I've said that the world will be stirred up in the month of Muharram. Have I said that or not?
DIDEM URER: You've said so Master.
ADNAN OKTAR: I've said that some incidents will take place. Did it prove to be right?
DIDEM URER: Yes, of course. Masha'Allah.
ADNAN OKTAR: The End Times and the system of the Mahdi appeared to be something like a joke for the people. Now they come to see what I said is true, millimeter by millimeter. So that means in the end times, we are at the last stage. That means the system of the Mahdi is a necessity, the [appearance of] Prophet Jesus Messiah (pbuh) is a necessity. Everywhere is at a deadlock, look our Kurdish brothers having a war with our Arab brothers is the subject under discussion. A Shia and Sunni war is under discussion. An Israel-Palestine war is under discussion. The solution lies with the system of the Mahdi. Some say; "no, that is not is, why is there the need for the system of the Mahdi". Well then you would be crying, then Allah would burn you, then everywhere will be in flames, there will be smoke everywhere, there will be misery everywhere, there will be famine everywhere. When people invoke Mahdi, there will be a bed of roses, there will be a weather of spring. But if you say; "no, I do not have the intent to," Allah would do that anyway, your obstructing the way would not change anything. The system of the Mahdi will appear anyway. Some attempted to take the system of the Mahdi lightly and Allah said; "Are you the ones taking it lightly." Allah will force their hands until they take it seriously. Those who almost mockingly evaluate the appearance of the Prophet Jesus Messiah (pbuh) are now coming to a state that they are obliged to accept the Prophet Jesus Messiah (pbuh).


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First Alibaba, then Watson, now WH Group. The decision from the world's top pork producer – with dominant businesses in China, the US and much of Europe – to ditch its initial public offering in Hong Kong is not just a blow to the company, which must now fork out millions in extra debt service costs, but also to the city itself. Having started the year with four possible blockbuster deals, Hong Kong will be lucky now to get even one.
The first blow came in January, when Hong Kong Electric – a spin-off by Li Ka-shing's Cheung Kong – chose to slash the size of its deal on tepid demand. Even the smaller deal was tough – getting it over the line was a 'near-death experience' according to those familiar with the sale. Investors just weren't convinced.


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HOUSTON - A man was arrested after a police chase ended with a crash.
Houston police said they were called out to the Kingsgate Apartments in the 12000 block of Martin Luther King near Park Village about 2:30 p.m. after getting a report that a man was breaking into his mother's apartment.
An officer arrived at the complex and spotted the man, investigators said.
The officer confronted the man as he got into a vehicle. The man hit the officer in the chest with a car and then took off, police said.
The man then led officers on a chase that lasted nearly 15 minutes, investigators said.
The chase was called off, but officers found the vehicle again in the 9400 block of Cullen near Wilmington, where the fleeing driver crashed into an SUV.
A woman and 10-year-old child in the SUV suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were taken to Memorial Hermann Hospital for treatment.
The fleeing driver bailed out of the vehicle but was arrested a short time later. His name has not been released, but police said he will face charges of aggravated assault on a public servant, evading arrest and failure to stop and render aid.
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With the fall semester rapidly approaching, anxious parents and students are watching what Congress will do about the rates on federally backed student loans. Rates doubled July 1, but the Senate has agreed on a plan that would tie interest rates for college loans to financial markets.
While millions rely on loans, there are other options to help pay for college. A couple of federal lawmakers, however, say the current tax breaks for higher education are too complicated.
So Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Rep. Aaron Schock, R-Ill., have introduced a bill that would eliminate the current assortment of education tax credits and deductions and consolidate them into one higher education credit.
The proposed "higher education and skills obtainment" credit would be a $2,500 nonrefundable tax credit. Expenses that would count toward the credit would be tuition and enrollment fees, course-related books, and required supplies and equipment. In addition, eligible education expenses would be expanded to cover those paid by students enrolled in job skills training programs identified by the Workforce Investment Act.
There would be income limits on who would qualify. Only students who attend school at least half-time could claim the credit, which would only apply to four years of schooling. And since the credit would be nonrefundable, it could zero out any tax due but taxpayers wouldn't get any excess credit back as a refund.
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But, say Rubio and Schock, their tax credit would reduce some of the complexity that now exists as students, or their parents, try to coordinate the current tax benefits for higher education.
The educational tax breaks that would be erased from the tax code if the higher education and skills obtainment credit is enacted are the American opportunity credit, a partially refundable credit of up to $2,500; the lifetime learning credit, a $2,000 nonrefundable credit; and the potential $4,000 above-the-line deduction for education expenses.
Now taxpayers must determine if they are eligible for any of these three tax breaks and, if so, figure out which one provides the most tax benefit.
Schock and Rubio say that in addition to simplifying tax considerations for students, their proposed single educational tax credit will save Uncle Sam around $4 billion a year. Part of the budget savings would come from the bill's anti-fraud provisions, but most would come from repealing the refundable American opportunity tax credit.
Do you or your kids use education tax breaks to cover college costs? Do you think Rubio and Schock are on the right track by simplifying the process? Or would you prefer to keep the current system, particularly the refundable tax credit option?
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However, the act of spending that purifies and cleanses people is the one that is made in the way specified in the Qur"an. People believe themselves to have exceedingly fulfilled their duty when they give some small change to beggars, when they give away some of their old clothes to the poor or when they feed a hungry person. No doubt these are the acts that would be rewarded in Allah"s Sight if they were performed with the intention of earning the good pleasure of Allah. Yet, there are limits specified in the Qur"an. For example, Allah commands man to spend whatever is surplus to his needs:


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Andrew David Else, 52, from Pixton Way, died after being stabbed multiple times in Selsdon Park Road at about 10.30pm on April 24.
He died at the scene.
One neighbour, who did not want to be named, said Mr Else had lived in his home for about the past six years.
He said the 52-year-old could often be seen smoking outside of his property.
He lived with a woman, whose daughter lives next door to the couple, the man said.
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The event was kept low key to make sure that the locals were the only ones who would enjoy the day.
The 2km track has been years in the making and was officially opened a year ago. Jon Dallow, of Sheffield City Council Woodlands Team, has co-ordinated the six-year long project with the help of Cycling UK Education Officer Dan Cook's vision, bringing prime singletrack trails to the city centre.
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A PROPERTY agent has called on the Government to take more positive action to reverse the decline of the high street.
John Truslove, who has offices in Redditch and Bromsgrove pointed out that shopping is one of the most dynamic elements of the economy and more could be done to help it.
He said: "We constantly read in the national media about the effects of the demise of high street retail on our economy.
"And although the Government commissioned the much-trumpeted Portas Report on the high street, not much in a practical way has resulted and I feel the high street is still being sold short by the powers-that-be, both local and national.
"Although an increasing amount of shopping is now done online, consumers still like to browse and an internet shopping presence is still not the same as touching and feeling the goods."
Mr Truslove argues that for those who still like to drive into a local, provincial town, there are too many obstacles in the way - parking being the biggest.
"Lack of parking, and the expense of what parking there is, will often deter people from picking a particular town for their shopping expedition – hence the popularity of out-of-town shopping parks where the parking is free and you can drive virtually to the door to load your shopping if necessary," he said.
"Some towns, such as Stratford-upon-Avon and Oxford have gone down the park and ride route, but my experience is that consumers don't like that. They want to be able to drive to a location near the shops they want to visit, park, and walk around.
"My solution would be take out pedestrianisation schemes, such as seen in Bromsgrove, and make roads through high street shopping areas one way.
"Making them one way would provide ample room for parking bays either side of the one way road and free parking for, say, two hours, would enable shoppers to park near the shops of their choice."
He maintained that the essential element required to revitalise the high street is that it needs to be quick and easy to park.
Mr Truslove added: "Parking is always the big issue, so let's address it.
"Pedestrianisation doesn't work. It leads to a major decline in footfall for those stores furthest from the available parking.
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Jurors, some visibly upset, began hearing testimony on Monday in the capital murder trial of a 33-year-old woman accused in her young goddaughter's beating death.
Shawntrell Dawkins is charged with capital murder in the April 2008 death of Milayna Harris, 2. If convicted of the charge, Dawkins faces life in prison without parole.
On Monday morning, the jury, which consists of five women and seven men, saw three photos of Milayna's body as it looked after she arrived in the emergency room of Thomason Hospital, now known as University Medical Center.
In one photo, Milayna's eyes are open and a large bruise is apparent on her forehead. In another, numerous bruises dot her arms, legs and stomach.
At least two jurors wiped away tears as they viewed the photos. When prosecutors displayed them a second time, one juror closed her eyes and looked away, while another bowed his head.
Dawkins, who has been jailed since her 2008 arrest, was also seen wiping away tears during Monday's testimony, and at times glancing at the ceiling as if praying.
Firefighter and paramedic Corbin Phelps testified that on the night of Milayna's death, he arrived at Dawkins' apartment in the 7900 block of Viscount after Dawkins called 911 to report Milayna had fallen and was unresponsive.
Phelps said he noted in a written report that it appeared Milayna had been assaulted and was covered in bruises in various stages of healing. It also appeared Milayna's right shoulder had been dislocated, Phelps wrote.
Dawkins told 911 dispatchers that Milayna had fallen down the apartment's stairs while playing with a dog belonging to Dawkins and her husband, Nakia Dawkins, a former Fort Bliss soldier who was also charged in Milayna's death.
Phelps admitted during questioning by defense attorney Stuart Leeds he didn't enter the apartment to see the stairs, which another witness described as steep.
During the 911 call, which jurors heard Monday, Nakia Dawkins is heard administering CPR to Milayna, who can also be heard gurgling after Nakia Dawkins breathed into her mouth.
While Shawntrell Dawkins is talking to the 911 operator about Milayna's injuries, Nakia Dawkins is heard saying, "I know what they're going to think and that's not what I want them to think."
El Paso police Officer Anthony Alegre, who also responded to the apartment the night of Milayna's death, testified he and another officer placed Nakia Dawkins and Milayna's older brother in separate patrol vehicles.
Prosecutors then played a video recording of Nakia Dawkins in the patrol car having a cell phone conversation with his Army supervisor.
"It's kind of a hot mess," Nakia Dawkins said while on the phone. "It looks like I hit these kids but I don't. It's just looking bad for me, though. Don't get me wrong, I beat her (expletive) when she does something wrong."
He's also heard saying, "I'm going to (expletive) jail."
In 2010, a jury found Nakia Dawkins of injury to a child but deadlocked on a sentence. He remains jailed while awaiting a new sentencing date.
Jurors heard Nakia Dawkins' videotaped statement to police, in which he described himself as the "heavy handed one" when it came to Milayna, who was often disciplined for soiling herself instead of going to the bathroom.
Dawkins also told police homicide detectives he and his wife used a belt to whip Milayna, and described the girl as being mentally ill because she often disobeyed Nakia and Shawntrell Dawkins.
In his statement, Nakia Dawkins tells the detectives that the numerous bruises on Milayna's legs "are the belt and her. She self-inflicts a lot of her injuries, which bothers me, too."
This morning, jurors are expected to watch Shawntrell Dawkins' videotaped police statement.
Her trial is taking place in the 409th District Court before Judge Sam Medrano Jr.
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We're still working to get in touch with demographer Gary Gates of UCLA's Williams Institute, the guru of all things gay and Census, to go over those freshly released data on same-sex couples in Texas. Gates says via email that he's been slammed with media calls all morning and will get back to us as soon as he can. In the meantime, he sent over another tidbit in the form of an Excel spreadsheet listing all cities in Texas ranked according to the rate of same-sex couples per 1,000 households. As we mentioned earlier, Dallas has the highest rate of same-sex couples in the state, followed by Galveston and Austin. The list, which we've posted below, contains some major surprises — with cities like Hutto and Jollyville appearing in the top 10, for example. And yes, this does go to show that we are everywhere, but also keep in mind that the cities are ranked according to rate per 1,000 households. So, while Houston has the highest total number of same-sex couples (8,290), it has a much larger population than Dallas and therefore a lower rate. Also, my headline is deliberately misleading because the Census doesn't count single gays. And in case you're wondering, the city with the lowest rate of same-sex couples in Texas is College Station, with 131 or 3.74 per 1,000 households. Stay tuned for more as soon as we're able to talk to Gates.
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OAKLAND -- Steve Pearce has one of the hardest jobs in baseball as a part-time player. He understands it, though, and seems to have things figured out.
Appearing in just his eighth game, Pearce recorded a pair of hits, including a single in the seventh inning that drove in a run spoiling a pitcher's duel between Baltimore's Wei-Yin Chen and Oakland's Tommy Milone as the Orioles beat the A's, 3-0, on Friday night at the O.co Coliseum.
"No matter how many at-bats, I have to find a way to compete," Pearce said. "Personally, when I can do something to help myself and help the team win, it's huge."
After going hitless in his first 17 at-bats, Pearce is 5-for-8 with four RBIs.
"I started slow, but once I got the first hit I started feeling more comfortable," Pearce said. "Now I just want to keep it going. You have to grind baseball out."
Orioles manager Buck Showalter can certainly appreciate a guy like Pearce, who has accepted his role and continues to develop his skills.
"I see all the work he does," Showalter said. "He plays sporadically, but he wants to help and he's a good teammate. I thought his best at-bat may have been the walk he drew [in the ninth]. That set up everything we did in the inning."
Chen (2-2) is used to pitching in tight games, especially on the road. He did his job by holding Oakland to two hits over eight stellar innings, his longest start in the Major Leagues.
"He pitched an awesome game tonight," Pearce said. "When you see him pitch that way, it takes the pressure away from the offense."
In three career starts against the A's, Chen is 3-0 and has allowed a total of one earned run.
"It was the best start I had mentally," Chen said through an interpreter. "The last couple of outings I was thinking too much. Tonight I just wanted to throw the ball and not think."
Nursing a 1-0 lead after eight innings, the Orioles added a pair of insurance runs in the ninth, aided by the A's third error of the game.
"It was a tough game," Pearce said. "They were pitching well. There was almost a sense of who scored first would win."
Milone was tough on the Orioles. Pearce and J.J. Hardy had four of Baltimore's six hits against the A's left-hander, and the only run was unearned.
"He was hitting all his spots," Orioles catcher Matt Wieters said. "He's tough, especially on a cold night."
Chen retired the leadoff hitter in every inning and set down 11 of the last 12 batters he faced.
"He threw the ball well tonight," Wieters continued. "He was able to mix in his offspeed stuff and locate with his fastball. Getting ahead of hitters is something we're trying to improve upon, and he sure did that."
"He seemed like he was in a groove no matter what he did," Showalter said. "It was great to see that, especially on the road."
A's manager Bob Melvin would probably be happy if his team missed Chen the next time around.
"He does a little something different each and every time," Melvin said. "But at the end of the day, he's got a fastball that gets on you a little quicker than you think. He gets a lot of popups and fly balls."
Hardy singled into right field in the seventh and continued to second when Josh Reddick fumbled the ball. After Nolan Reimold flied out, Pearce singled sharply to plate Hardy.
That's where things stood until the ninth. With one out, Hardy singled and Reimold and Pearce walked and pinch-hitter Nate McLouth hit an infield grounder that was mishandled by Jed Lowrie, allowing a run to score.
"When you're in close games like that, defensive miscues end up really costing you," Melvin said. "It's maddening for us, but you can't lose your focus, and when you're in close games you have to play flawless defense."
Nick Markakis followed with a sacrifice fly that scored pinch-runner Chris Dickerson, and Jim Johnson pitched the ninth for his ninth save in as many opportunities.
The Orioles won two straight in Oakland for the first time since Aug. 15-17, 2005. Adam Jones singled in the third and has reached base safely in 22 of 23 games, recording a hit in 21 of them.
Rick Eymer is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.