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- Loving my re-organized makeup room. Thank you to Mom for helping me! :)
- Planning to do Beauty Broadcast Live again tomorrow at 9am central on BlogTV! Thinking about periodically adding a Saturday show to the schedule, but I'll keep you posted!
- I need to re-do my nails big time.
- Time for some leftover chili! Have a good night!
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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Great post Emily! I've been wanting one of these, since the creams actually work pretty well for me!ReplyDelete
Great review and I agree, they do not seem terribly unique. I prefer the Maybelline Color Tattoo's because of how long they wear and the price.ReplyDelete
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These colours look really pretty, but I feel like I have similar shadows in my collection already.ReplyDelete
so curious to see what your re-organized makeup room looks like now..heheReplyDelete
I love love Benefit cream shadows. They always wear long for me and I never top with powder. I dont see why it would be a different formula since I recognize the names. I have maybelline too but still prefer benefit. I think at $25 it would be of more appeal to me though. I was just looking at these at Sephora today!ReplyDelete
you should totally do an updated makeup room/makeup collection tour!! that would b so flipping awesome =DReplyDelete
So not attracted to these make up kits. Must be the packaging.ReplyDelete
ooh gorgeous sets!! will definitely be keeping an eye open for these :DReplyDelete
Great review as always! :) please show us your re organised room!!! : DReplyDelete
Thanks for the review. I think I'm going to pass on these, I much rather have the Meet Matt Nude palette from theBalm. I got some products from them, because of your recommendations and they haven't yet disappointed me ^^ xxReplyDelete
I would LOVE if you did some live shows on Saturday...I cant watch during the week :(ReplyDelete
I love how truthful you are, even if something is sent to you.ReplyDelete
Now that you've re-organized your makeup room, I think we are due for an updated makeup collection video! :DReplyDelete
Nice shades for the eyes. We can pick different colors.ReplyDelete
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That is very nice, I wonder when these will be available in the netherlands....ReplyDelete
Hi Emily! Can u do a makeup collection/storage video? I will love you forever!!!!! Not that I dont already!!!!ReplyDelete
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It doesn't take a genius to know where the Winnipeg defensive focus lies tonight.
But forget about the league-high 16 touchdown passes and the 109 quarterback efficiency rating (also tops in the CFL) put forth by Henry Burris this season and look at his rushing totals. The Tiger-Cats pivot has rushed for 140 yards on 17 attempts, good for an 8.2 yard average per carry.
Not outstanding by any stretch but at 37-year-old, Burris is still getting it done.
"We have to wrap up on him, he's a strong guy; he might be the strongest quarterback in the league," Bombers defensive end Jason Vega said after the walkthrough Wednesday morning. "He runs strong, and he may not be as fast as he used to be, but he certainly can move."
Of all the praise heaped down on Burris over his Hall of Fame career, his strength usually doesn't register. Vega puts the 13-year veteran next to Edmonton pivot Steven Jyles as the toughest to bring down in the CFL, which means the Bombers front seven could have its collective hands full should Burris find room to move up field.
He can extend drives with his legs. Still, after all this time.
"He knows when to run, that's the thing about it," linebacker Marcellus Bowman said. "He's not going to be a guy with happy feet who just sprints out at the wrong (time). That's one of those things, especially on second down, we have to be in the right place and make sure he doesn't have a chance to scramble."
NOTHING PROVEN: Burris was asked if his play this season has silenced some of his critics. If you recall, he was traded out of Calgary in the off-season with thoughts that his best years were behind him.
"You know how it is with the quarterback: you can go from great to the goat in one game," he said. "I can't really leave a message (to the doubters) unless we achieve the No. 1 goal that everybody's trying to achieve across the late, and that's winning a championship.
"For my own journey, my career won't be satisfied unless I get another championship."
A raspy Burris is dealing with a voice issue these days, but doesn't anticipate the crowd at Canad Inns Stadium to be an issue. He said the offence worked on a number communication alternatives (including a silent count) to deal with the volume.
HORNET'S NEST: Here's Ticats head coach George Cortez on facing a desperate, 1-5 Bombers squad:
"The danger is if you look at their record and think you're playing their record and not playing the team. I'm sure a lot of people when they played the B.C. Lions last year when they were 1-6 looked at their record and not the team."
BOMBERS ROSTER: Outside of quarterback Joey Elliott getting the start, the big changes are on defence. Starting safety Ian Logan and starting defensive back Alex Suber return from leg injuries, and tackle Bryant Turner is back after attending his grandmother's funeral. The club also welcomes special teamer James Green, who makes his season debut after being released in the off-season (he suffered a broken foot during the winter). Green led the team with 17 special teams tackles last year.
TICATS ROSTER: Slotback Andy Fantuz (head) didn't make the trip, so that leaves a big hole in the Hamilton offence. Simon Charbonneau-Campeau should see the bulk of reps in his spot. Fantuz out also means backup quarterback Quinton Porter will handle the field-goal holding duties, which could lead to some excitement regarding possible fakes and/or muffed holds. Starting defensive back Bo Smith is also a no-go tonight.
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What was one important turning point during my time at SIS that influenced my professional path?
One session I had with David Fletcher his junior year. I was deciding what to do with my life, considering a bunch of different fields, and David told me to go to career fields. Having him push me to talk and connect with people was a big turning point. Especially meeting with the Deloitte, they're really active and exciting, so interacting with them, seeing how they challenge themselves, that was a turning point.
What has been a pivotal piece of knowledge that has led me to my current position?
Going through your major, you're not really sure, but by junior year, you're focused on your major. With a degree like international relations, where you learn so many different things, economics, politics, a language, there are so many ways to translate that information in a lot of different ways. Deloitte capitalized on that, and on my ability to learn quickly and well, so I could do well in the business and consulting arena. Once you're there, you're only a step away from your major. My realization was that after your first job after school, you're not tied to your major forever. Skill sets are translatable. Interests change.
Why SIS?
Coming from Massachusetts, I wanted to experience a different part of the country. I really liked American as a school, and liked the SIS program. It's highly ranked, has a lot of really interesting courses, and it came down to a combination of geography and the prospect of being challenged in the classroom.
What courses stood out for you?
Between junior and senior year, I took three classes that stood out: International Terrorism – fascinating to read about these cases and terrorism throughout history. Looking at past examples was really great! Another course: Cybercrime, espionage and war crimes – that class stretched my limits going really technical into computers, and how to prevent computer hacking and spying, firewalls, etc. and looked at the political side to everything, what political implications they held, the faculty member was an advisor in the white house. Another course: Eastern Religion – a gen ed course that was great. Getting to read about Taoism and expanding my knowledge base on things I wouldn't have had the opportunity to study otherwise.
How are you making a difference in the world?
I got involved at Deloitte with the Wounded Warrior Mentorship program. I chose to work with a group of veterans who served in the past 10 or 15 years. We paired up with people from Walter Reed hospital in Bethesda and provided professional mentoring relationships for Wounded Warriors, who might have a hard time getting contacts, resumes, connections, or even folks who hadn't been to college, getting those resumes/applications ready. My own mentee was in that situation, and helping him apply to various colleges was a great part of my job at Deloitte. Now I am trying to see if I can continue working with the Wounded Warriors out in the Seattle area.
What world issue are you interested in?
War in Afghanistan/Pakistan. Just because I'm connected with the Wounded Warriors. It hasn't been talked about a lot in the news lately, and to be honest, the number of wounded warriors coming back is less and less, which is great, but I keep my finger on that the most.
Who is your professional role model?
A manager at Deloitte on my last project was the first manager I had that struck a balance between knowing the projects/material and managing at a higher level as well. That's a really difficult balance to strike, being high above everything, but also down in the weeds. He really did that well, and outside there were other things, but that's something I really want to take with me.
What's your favorite book?
The Heart and the Fist by Eric Grytons – He was a Navy SEAL for a number of years, and grew up and went to Oxford for grad school. Was an accomplished boxer there, a smart guy. He talks about the difference between international diplomacy and what you can do by avoiding physical action and using diplomacy, but also what is needed and what is necessary in brute force. It makes you think on multiple levels in that regard, and that was a book I read really soon after I graduated. It still gets me thinking about our servicemen, and our diplomats, and how they balance the political sphere in everything they do.


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The bout will provide Grimaud with his first opportunity to defend the belt he captured courtesy of a second-round TKO victory over Arni Isaksson at Fight Night 2 in Jordan last September.
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1 Rue Jean Vilar, 84000 Avignon, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
0.2 km from
Great location and a superb hotel in the heart of the city. So many sights to see, without getting the car out again.
hotel personal was extremely helpful
The staff, location and size of the room No
Proximity to main attractions. Large, spacious room. Effective air-con. Excellent view. Never had to wait for lift.
Great location and a superb hotel in the heart of the city. So many sights to see, without getting the car out again.
Excellent location and very peaceful Our room was comfortable, but a little on the small side
This hotel was located in the centre of the Old City. The location was excellent for choice of dining, shopping and seeing the many interesting sights.
The room was large and comfortable The maid left our door open on our first day but the reception staff were apologetic. Tea and coffee making facilities would have made it better.
hotel personal was extremely helpful
Good location, good breakfast!
Lovely hotel in all respects other than being some what dated and old fashioned. Great view from the room. Old fashioned fittings and decorations
Location Comfort Cleanliness No swimming pool
The location of hotel is just 1 minute from the "Palais de la Papes" and all the main attractions. Moreover it has an entrance directly from the public parking (you have a discount from the official price). The staff was kind and speaks a good English. The room was very quite. The room was not so big. The price is high. Sometimes in the hall there was a bad smell (drain?).
Parking close to the entrace for 23 hours.Bed was comfortable They were having major renvation works and did not state this to guess, before arrival/booking. Losy minibar and no open bar services facility due o these works. No meals other tha high cot breakfast. No power plugs beside bed The cost was far too high - should have been a reduction due to virtually no facilities that Mercure normally offer. Moved to nother hotel next day for 30 euros less.
The location of hotel is just 1 minute from the "Palais de la Papes" and all the main attractions. Moreover it has an entrance directly from the public parking (you have a discount from the official price). The staff was kind and speaks a good English. The room was very quite. The room was not so big. The price is high. Sometimes in the hall there was a bad smell (drain?).
The fridge with things to buy in the lobby was well stocked. The breakfast buffet was very good. The bed was comfortable. The room allocated to us was overlooking the breakfast room so we had to keep our blinds drawn most of the time. We were next to the staircase on floor 1 (room 102) so we often heard noises of footsteps and the door slamming on the ground floor. Would not choose this room and you should not be offering it.
I am disappointed, having booked this hotel through Active Hotels, that the single night stay by my wife and her friend was billed as two separate transactions on my credit card, thus attracting extra commission. I have heard of this trick before, it is usually to avoid a single transaction over £100 on a credit card. The check in and room have been ticked as poor because my wife tried to get into her room and the card didn't work. The existing occupant came out to see who was trying to get into his room. What a simple but stupid mistake.
The location was excellent and the rooms were very comfortable and clean
Very gool location, close to palace, 2 minute walk to town Square. clean rooms , good size comfortable bed Staff had quite a bit of diffuculty with english , not a big problem for us could be for some
The location of the hotel was wonderful--mere steps from the Palais de la Papes. Parking was available at an adjacent parking ramp, a big plus for staying in Avignon. It was very difficult finding the hotel as the entrance is located inside the parking garage.
Location Comfort Cleanliness No swimming pool
The beds were excellent, nice duvets and pillows. Nice to have a fridge. Great location for sightseeing. Bar area been refurbished since I last stayed there and looks much more modern. No milk or coffee was ever placed in the room - only teabags? Had to ask reception for coffee and bought our own milk. Considering the cost of the room this was playing real cheap. You get tea, coffee and milk in any decent budget hotel nowadays.
Very good location,nice rooms Smeal on the hole
The location was great. the hotel overall was quite nice with AC. The breakfast was delicious.
Great location and attentive, concerned staff. Perhaps the best dinning in the city. Very comfortable sleeping. Shower didn't have a curtain to contain the water, so it could get messy. Otherwise it worked well with good pressure.
Great location, friendly staff Tiny room, tiny bathroom
Location Smell of sewage
The location
Great location, friendly staff Tiny room, tiny bathroom
Second visit to Avignon. Hotel location is perfect, right on the square. Very clean, large room, well appointed. Staff is excellent. The bath had some severe water damage to the tiles and this had not been repaired for some time.
Wonderful hotel. Great location and friendly staff.
Location. Helpfull friendly clean. Cute
excellent location and very friendly & helpful staff. breakfast is ok. Big variation in rooms & bedsizes. We changed room without a problem.
location too expensive no reception area/bar
It was on the town square, so a great base.
A small, modern hotel in a perfect location in the heart of old Avignon. Good value and pleasant, comfortable, quiet rooms. Fancy coffee maker in room. Difficult to access by car and parking garages are not too close (not bad, though). We were upgraded to a suite which was really nice, but despite having an elevator, we still had to climb an additional 30 steps after we got off on our floor to reach it (with all our luggage, baby stroller, etc.). That was just for the suite, but most other rooms also require various numbers of extra steps despite being on the same "floor."
Location Smell of sewage
The hotel location is perfect and the rooms were wonderful especially when compared to typical European hotel rooms. The view of the square is a very nice addition to a great room and kind, helpful staff.
Great location, right next to the Papal Palace. Our room was located directly over the kitchen of the hotel's restuarant and overlooking the street in front of the hotel, so it was very noisy with people, deliveries, trash pick-up, street sweepers...
location just what was needed room over looking square
Location was perfect. I would recommend hotel only for the location Bathroom was extremely uncomfortable. Bathtub was very deep, no handles to help you out, water would splatter all over
Friendliness of the Hotel Staff.
The staff were very friendly and courteous and eager to provide a good service to guests. The hotel is located at the top of the main street and opposite the Palace du Papes, which is an excellent location. It also has a very good restaurant. No, it was good value for money and very pleasant.
The location is super....the facility is ok, since it's renovated from an old building.
restruant is nice room is small
The attempt to create a truly unique atmosphere within th hotel. A truly Italien experience had been created in a French Hotel Situation and everything else was perfect
Good location.
Close to city center, quiet.
Location right in the heart of Avignon. Staff very helpful. Dark and gloomy hotel with very basic accommodation and services. Rooms are very tired although resonably clean.
The attempt to create a truly unique atmosphere within th hotel. A truly Italien experience had been created in a French Hotel Situation and everything else was perfect
convenience Noisy
Very convenieint location and pleasanr staff Water for tea nede to be hotter
Location Could not use the bath as plug missing and water set to shower.
Staff were helpful and pleasant. The location was good. The decor was truly hideous; chosen by someone colour-blind, surely. Made the entrance and hall seem dirty and dingy when it wasn't; and the pale green rooms looked as though they were mouldy - but were actually clean and comfortable on everything but the eyes.
The location is very central and the room was relatively spacious. The breakfast was good. There was no parking available close to the hotel. The bed linen was stained and the room smelt like people had been smoking inside. There was also no lift in the hotel which made being at the very top with heavy bags difficult. I thought that the room was overpriced compared to other hotels of a similar quality in France.
Good location.
I found the Hotels location to be excellent. The reception staff were very helpful and all spoke English. Some of the facilities were not good , but the Hotel was being upgraded which we could see and a lift is to be installed during the coming winter.
The staff was helpful and flexible with breakfast hours The furniture is very old, the pipes in the restroom made noise all night long and for many minutes after using the toilet. They decided to renovate the exterior while I was there and workers started pounding the walls at 6 am which of course disturbed everyone's sleep.
It's a great location, and good price Staff
in the main street, easy to go shopping and tour bad smelling in bath room, a little far away from train station SCNF
The location in the centre of Avignon was excellent and there was a double bed. The bathroom was filthy, there was a hole in the wall, due to scaffolding outside a metal shutter had to be kept shut over the window for security so there was no natural light, and the hotel was dark and dingy.
Nothing! Room is very dirty. Bath room is in very bad shap and not functional. Carpet not clean and has very bad smill. I'had to buy my own air freshner!
location room
Very helpful staff
The location was just excellent. It´s relatively cheap and it´s good value for money, even though it´s not a superb hotel. Clean, simple, nice staff and excellent location. Will stay there again next time in Avignon
Central Position with good view from my room
Very nice, helpful staff, good location. The hotel is in a very nice nice old building, and the renovation will hopefully bring out the beauty of it again. Exterior of the hotel is under renovation. Room was clean, but very basic with tired, old furniture. Hopefully renovation will include the rooms as well.
The reception in hotel was so nice,especially Mike. He was really interesting and friendly.we appercicated it. The position is not really convenient. If you dont have heavy luggage , it is fine. You have to carry on your bag from bus stop to hotel about 10 mins walking.
Great location, large and pretty room (with wood beams in the ceiling), clean. A pleasant place to stay the weekend. The carpeting in the room had some stains, though everything was clean.
Its central location, the very friendly and open staff, the charming hotel with renovated bathrooms no
Run by a friendly husband and wife and perhaps the occasional uncle, who listened patiently to my rusty French, and even lent me their laptop. The plumbing in our room made extraordinary noises! Quite endearing actually.
Very helpful and friendly staff. Well situated hotel convenient for SNCF station and sights of Avignon.
The location is great. The palais des papes (Pope's Palace) and all other major attractions are right around the corner (as well as several good restaurants). If you arrive by car, it is very close (about a 5 minute walk) to the large parking garage in the middle of town (les Halles). We had the breakfast they offered, and it was good and worth the money, though not exceptional. Bathroom and bed were adequate. Room was dark and painted in dark colors. I can think of no other negatives.
The staff were most helpful and courteous. The room was elegantly furnished. The location is very central but in a quiet lane way. Breakfast was sparse but there were many lovely cafes close by, There was no lift but the staff helped carry our bags.
Great location and super value. Very clean and the staff was very nice. A bit difficult to get to.
pleasant staff no lift, narrow stairs, filthy dirty carpets, heating to hot or to cold, shower not working properly, very dark room no view, could not hear the tv sound was fixed, all in all very expensive we found rooms half the price during our stay, feeling ripped off, all this made for a miserable stay
Location and front counter staff were very helpful The room was very small and noisy due to ground floor close to walkway
It was very comfortable and convenient for city sights and train/bus station. Staff very friendly and helpful and spoke English. Room very comfortable after discovering the air conditioning and very clean.
bathroom was sparkling clean and staffs speak great english, one person even speaks little Korean, great to hear~! location was great. my baby loves stairs in the room, it was little dangerous for one year old baby though. I didnot like the carpet on the floor. and they charged for my one yer old baby about 5.xx euro. it was not big deal but bad surprise. reception closed night till morning. they gave us code to use during that time. but after all, good stay. bathroom was very clean but no shower curtain so after shower a lot of water on floor.
Close to City centre Walls thin, could hear people next door and in corridor
We stayed in a triple room and it has two separate floors (though not so spacious), which is good. The room was not clean, the bathroom has no shower curtain, there were bugs and ants in the towel. Only one fan in our room, it was too hot to fall asleep.
The room was So small...just enough room to getinto bed for one but hard for the second person.Noise al night in the next room.
bathroom was sparkling clean and staffs speak great english, one person even speaks little Korean, great to hear~! location was great. my baby loves stairs in the room, it was little dangerous for one year old baby though. I didnot like the carpet on the floor. and they charged for my one yer old baby about 5.xx euro. it was not big deal but bad surprise. reception closed night till morning. they gave us code to use during that time. but after all, good stay. bathroom was very clean but no shower curtain so after shower a lot of water on floor.
Central Avignon for main tourist sites. Basic cost reasonable. Breakfast very expensive at an extrsa 8 euros per person. Difficult access if touring by car.
Being in an old mansion. Location. Winding stair in bedroom from loo/closet to bed. This is difficult to negotiate at night.So I can't recommend this room.
There are no air conditions in the room. And it was very noisy in the morning.
Ideal location. Helpful staff. Good value. Comfortable rooms with lovely hot water whenever needed. Good breakfast with excellent and plenty of hot coffee. We recommend it. It would have been nice to have had coffee making facilities in our room, but not having them didnn't spoil our stay.
Bathroom was clean and excellent and unlimited hot water - powerful, roomy shower Shortage of pillows, narrow bed, very small but cold room and every time we needed the room heater switched on we had to ask at reception
Close to City centre Walls thin, could hear people next door and in corridor
Quirky interesting hotel. Nice, big bathroom with big, full length mirror. Very good central position with easy access to the main attractions and staff were very helpful Limited facilities in bedroom which were a bit annoying E.G. plug points in inaccessible places, no hair dryer in bathroom as stated on details when booked, no bedside tables or reading lamp by one of the beds. The very, narrow twisting staircase to the mezzanine floor would make it difficult for anyone who wasn't agile to get to bed easily! Only really suitable for children/thin people. Was noisey at night meaning the window had to be shut so was then too hot in the room.
The location was excellent, and the hotel staff was very warm and helpful. Also, the rates were reasonable.
Friendly staff, good location, easy access to parking. Decor needs a little sprucing up.
Friendly staff, good location, easy access to parking. Decor needs a little sprucing up.
This is our second time at this hotel.Stayed here because of the location,cleanliness and lovely staff. Small bathroom,no lift but if you are travelling in France this is what you get sometimes.
Serge (owner/manager) was so accommodating. Breakfast each morning was delightful with him preparing everything. Room was comfortable, air conditioning was needed and available. Central location to almost everything everything in Avignon. A bit of a walk from the bus but persons visiting Avignon are generally good walkers. Not really applicable. Good value for price.
The location was excellent, and the hotel staff was very warm and helpful. Also, the rates were reasonable.
Excellent location in the centre of Avignon. Friendly helpful owners greeted us and gave good information about where to eat. The room had a bit of funny a smell to it. Decor could use an update.
The proprietor and his wife were so very welcoming and very helpful when you wanted any information. The location was ideal for sightseeing. Parking nearby was free, just the other side of the town walls. The cost was very reasonable.
The staff, the proxomity to my favourite vigneron - Le Vigneron Rebelle at 3 Rue Joseph Vernet - literally 50 m away, the breakfast is basic contintental, but good size coffee and fresh croissant.Good price for a clean, tidy and cozy room in the intru muro, and v/close to Place D'Horloge/Palais De Papes... tres bien, bon marche. Wifi in Rm 4 was v.low strength/poor signeal, was ok in lobby/pettit dejeneur chambre. V/ Small bathroom anyone over 90kg /6ft would have difficulty
It was friendly and very central
The staff were wonderfully friendly, really lovely. Location was perfect. Free internet, which is also pretty handy. The hotel was a bit shabby but it was very clean and really quite sweet. Our room was extremely small. That said, I've stayed in bigger rooms which have been less comfortable - it was perfectly adequate, just very very small. It was more a 'budget' hotel than anything else - don't be fooled by the word 'chic' which has been used to describe it! - and I wouldn't have wanted to stay more than a night, but it was fine.
Very impressed with the Hotel and the location. I had a room on the 1st floor overlooking a busy street during the daytime but had no trouble with noise or traffic at night. Air conditioning was a great bonus. Hotel was within easy walking distance of the famous bridge of Avignon and many eating places. Why, oh why are the bathrooms so small ?? This is not a complaint but In uk and Europe bathrooms seem to be an afterthought.


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Shomari Dickerson, 3, Elizabeth Kojah, 20 months, Kendyll Stradford, 20 months, and Elias Castillo died in the fire at a home in the 2800 block of Crestpark at Waypark shortly before 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 24. The house served as a day care facility called Jackie's Child Care.
Three other children were injured in the blaze.
Arson investigators said the fire started in the kitchen after a pot of oil was left on a hot burner.
Electrolux said it has been sued by some of the relatives of the children who died.
Electrolux filed a lawsuit against Jessica Tata earlier this month, claiming that it should not be named in lawsuits filed by the relatives.
Tata, 23, was supposed to be watching the children, but Houston Fire Department officials said she was grocery shopping at a Target store nearby when the fire started. Detectives said security video showed her arriving at the store at 1:09 p.m. and driving away from the store at 1:24 p.m. The children had been left home alone, investigators said.
Witnesses said Tata returned as smoke began billowing out of the home. The first call to 911 was made by someone other than Tata at 1:29 p.m., investigators said.
Tata has been charged with four counts of felony murder, four counts of abandoning a child and one count of reckless injury to a child.
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An extramarital pregnancy is any pregnancy conceived outside of marriage which would produce illegitamate children. Coitus between the cohorts would either be from premarital intercourse or an adulterous affair.
At common law, legitimacy is the status of a child who is born to parents who are legally married to one another, or who is born shortly after the parents' marriage ends through divorce. The opposite of legitimacy is the status of being "illegitimate" – born to a woman and a man who are not married to one another.
In both canon and civil law, the offspring of putative marriages are legitimate.
Legitimacy was formerly of great consequence, in that only legitimate children could inherit their fathers' estates. In the United States, in the early 1970s, a series of Supreme Court decisions abolished most, if not all, of the common-law disabilities of bastardy, as being violations of the equal-protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
In April 2009, the National Center for Health Statistics announced that nearly 40 percent of babies born in the United States in 2007 were delivered by unwed mothers. The 1.7 million out-of-wedlock births, out of 4.3 million total births, represented a more than 25 percent jump from five years before.[1]
Law in many societies has denied "illegitimate" persons the same rights of inheritance as "legitimate" persons, and in some societies, even the same civil rights. In the United Kingdom and the United States, as late as the 1960s, illegitimacy carried a strong social stigma. Unwed mothers were often encouraged, at times forced, to give their children up for adoption. Often an illegitimate child was reared by grandparents or married relatives as the "sister," "brother" or "cousin" of the unwed mother.
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Thus illegitimacy has affected not only the "illegitimate" individuals themselves. The stress that such circumstances of birth once regularly visited upon families, is illustrated in the case of Albert Einstein and his wife-to-be, Mileva Marić, who – when she became pregnant with the first of their three children felt compelled to maintain separate domiciles in different cities.
By the final third of the 20th century, in the United States, all the states had adopted uniform laws that codified the responsibility of both parents to provide support and care for a child, regardless of the parents' marital status, and gave "illegitimate" as well as adopted persons the same rights to inherit their parents' property as anyone else.
A contribution to the decline of "illegitimacy" had been made by increased ease of obtaining divorce. Prior to this, the mother and father of many a child had been unable to marry each other because one or the other was already legally bound, by civil or canon law, in a non-viable earlier marriage that did not admit of divorce. Their only recourse, often, had been to wait for the death of the earlier spouse(s).
The late-20th century demise, in Western culture, of the concept of "illegitimacy" came too late to relieve the contemporaneous stigma once suffered by such creative individuals, born before the 20th century. Pnin, in an 1802 petition to Tsar Alexander I, famously deplored the status of illegitimate children in the Russian Empire. History, indeed, shows striking examples of prominent persons of "illegitimate" birth who have been driven to excel in their fields of endeavor in part by a desire to overcome the social stigma and disadvantage that, in their time, attached to illegitimacy.
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Despite the decreasing legal relevance of illegitimacy, an important exception may be found in the nationality laws of many countries, which discriminate against illegitimate children in the application of jus sanguinis, particularly in cases where the child's connection to the country lies only through the father. This is true of the United States, [1]. Another exception is that children born via donor sperm are generally not considered legally entitled to a father unless their mother is married to a man who consents to their conception. Children born from donor sperm are considered to be not related at all to their genetic father, and courts generally regard donor-conceived children to have no legal rights of support from parents except for the support that parents agree to supply.
The proportion of children born extramaritally (outside marriage) varies widely among countries. In Europe, the average is 31.6%; national figures range from 3% in Cyprus to 55% in Estonia. In Britain the rate is 42% (2004); in Ireland, 31.4% [2].
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I'm just wondering how to use the preg_match function in php to meet the variables of the htaccess
strictly to the point, hope you understand my silly english (:
look in htaccess we use things like
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)/$ ./test.php?url=$1
what i'm looking for is what is the variable which we use in the preg_match function to meet the code
and how to add many variables like
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)/p([0-9]+).html$ ./test.php?url=$1&page=$2
what is the equivalent of these variables in the preg_match function ?
cuz i've seen alot of the examples like this one :eek:
preg_match("/^([a-z0-9])(([-a-z0-9._])*([a-z0-9]))*\\@([a-z0-9])(([a-z0-9-])*([a-z0-9]))+(\\.([a-z0-9])([-a-z0-9_-])?([a-z0-9])+)+$/i", $string);
but i didn't understand what's in it.
well, the PHP preg_match looks like it checks if it's a valid email address.
Are you asking how to pass matches into a variable in php?
preg_match($pattern, $string, $match);
//if there's a match, it will be passed into $match variable as an array
the htaccess examples you gave above is more of a preg_replace function in php where $n (n is any number). here's an example from http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.preg-replace.php
$string = 'April 15, 2003';
$pattern = '/(\\w+) (\\d+), (\\d+)/i';
$replacement = '${1}1,$3';
echo preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $string);
//output: April1,2003
each $n variable is based on each pattern/subpattern
yes i know that the example i wrote above was for checking if an e-mail is valid
and i know how to use the preg_match function but my question is what are the patterns that's equivalent to the htaccess codes which i can use in the preg_match function ??
To have PHP pick up those variables from the previous mod_rewrite you showed us, you would simply do this in your test.php
echo 'page is ' . $_GET['page'];
echo 'url is ' . $_GET['url'];
well thank you but i already know that, actually every php beginner knows that
my question is what is the pattern that's equivalent to this code "([^/]+)", this code "([^/]+)/p([0-9]+).html", and so on.
i just want to redirect all the links to the test.php file which in turn match the requested link to the exact pattern i want then send data which i got from the link pattern to another page. like in vbseo plugin all links are redirected to the vbseo.php file.
Are you saying you want PHP to redirect the user depending on the value of $_GET['url'], and the pattern you are looking to match is something like p123.html ?
If that is not what you mean, then try and spend a bit more time and attention in giving us an actual specific example of what you do want, and maybe someone will be able to help you out.
guess i've pissed you off and i'm sorry didn't mean to
i'm not depending on the value of $_GET['url']
i'm depending on the value of $SERVER['REQUESTURI']
guess now there's no mystery in my question
Im not pissed off, but I am getting exasperated because I fail to understand your problem. Dont worry, a forum is sometimes not the best method for getting ideas across -- time lags, language differences etc.
Let's try this:
Give us a concrete example of a value that $SERVER['REQUESTURI'] would hold (just make one up that typifies your problem).
Then explain what the regex has to extract from that - don't describe it in terms, show us exactly the text or decision that has to be extracted from that $SERVER['REQUESTURI']
Is a valid preg_match pattern, which reads "One or more of anything that isnt a /, followed by a /".
How to decode it:() is a subpattern. the / on the end is a literal /. So we've dealt with those. Remaining pattern: [^/]+[] is a character class. + after a character class means "One or more of the preceding class".^ at the beginning of a character class means "negate the class"the / is again a literal /.So now that you've broken it down, build it back up:^/ "Not a slash."[^/]+ "One or more not-a-slash-es"([^/]+)/ "One or more not-a-slashes followed by a slash.", which, reworded, is "One or more of anything that isnt a /, followed by a /".
EDIT: Note that the ^ has another meaning if used outside of a character class.
ok then, I'm working on a cms script and one of the urls (the topic one) should be like
when i redirect the urls to the test.php file which includes the following simple code
echo $_SERVER['REQEST_URI'];
it prints me out
and the htaccess file has the following code
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.+)$ test.php [L,QSA]
i want to use the preg_match function to match the requested url to an exact pattern that is
and if it matches this pattern the test.php file sends the variables (that i extract from the url such as $category,$id and $name) to another file which has the query codes
and thank you for your patience
So... the request URI contains /cmsdir/category/topic1/topic-name.html, and you want to capture category, topic1, and topic-name.
$matches[1] = category$matches[2] = topic1$matches[3] = topic-name
well i tried the code ([^/]+)/ in the test file and it get's me the next error
Warning: preg_match() [function.preg-match]: Unknown modifier '/' in C:\\xampp\\htdocs\\cmsdir\ est.php on line 3
and here's the content of the test.php file
Preg_Match('([^/]+)/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], $Match);
if(isset($Match[1])) {
echo "Good";
}else {
echo "Bad";
well let me try this one
Great One, this is my pattern when i copied the code it gave me an error then i realized that REQUEST_URI is missing the U , anyway it's working many thanks <3 <3
another simple question
when i use code like
when i use the link like "http://www.example.com/cmsdir/news/" it matches
and if i use it like "http://www.examples.com/cmsdir/news/anything-here" it matches too :S
is there anyway to match only the "http://www.example.com/cmsdir/news/" link ??
You are Awesome thank you <3


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A Winnipeg man was given a 90-day jail sentence this morning for his attempts to extort $150,000 from two British school teachers he met online.
Robert Li, 33, showed no emotion when Provincial Court Judge Carena Roller sentenced him to 45 days for each offence, to be served consecutively, followed by two years probation.
Roller had rejected Crown and defence submissions of non-jail sentences, saying a proper sentence had to show the community's repugnance with Li's actions.
Li had met the two women online in 2011, pretending to become romantically involved with each and promising to move to the UK.
The romantic bubble burst when he demanded the women pay him $150,000 or he would post nude videos and images the women had sent him.
When they balked, he told them he needed the money to pay off his father's gambling debts and who had been beaten by Asian gang members.
The scheme ended when the women, who didn't know each other, contacted British police, which in turn contacted Winnipeg police.
Li had used a false name with the women but when they agreed to pay him, he told them to send a money order using his real name.
Roller said the women believed they were involved in a caring relationship with a man promising to live with them.
"What Robert Li did with that trust was deplorable, despicable, and of course, criminal," Roller said. "These women were devastated and humiliated by his actions."
Li had pleaded guilty to the rare charge of extortion by libel. He had been laid off from his job at Investors Group at the time of his scheme and was living with his parents.


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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: Last night I copied off all the love-letter emails from my cheating boyfriend and burned them in a barrel. I burned all the lingerie he gave me, too. But today, I feel just as lousy. Nothing helps! He left me for some fat chick from Brandon and now he runs there every weekend to see her and her bratty kids. I sit alone in the city alone and mourn the loss of our seven-year relationship, and the fact that he never gave me a ring or wanted kids with me. Now he's discovered "how wonderful it is to have kids who call me Dad" and he's already given HER diamond earrings. Gag me with a spoon. Last night his so-called best friend came over and we had a nice time playing Scrabble and drinking beer. Then he told me he always really liked me and he made a move, and I told him to get lost, because I wasn't over his friend yet, and kicked him out. That's when I burned all the stuff in a barrel outside. But it didn't work. Please help me. -- Can't Get Over Losing Him, Westwood
Dear Can't: Healthy love involves admiration. What part of this cheater do you still admire? It can't be anything more than a facial feature or a body part. So, let's play a silly game that illustrates a point. What if Johnny Depp came around the corner and asked you to abandon the burning barrel, get changed, and go out to dinner with him? How fast could you get ready to join him in the limo? The Scrabble guy was made of the same sneaky material as his buddy. No wonder you didn't want him! Don't make that rejection the measure of how much you still miss your ex. Johnny Depp happens to be free, funny, handsome and wealthy. You see, you just need a viable replacement to get over this heartache, and your ex's horndog buddy doesn't fill the bill.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I need to know what it takes to make it last, keep a spark and maintain lasting love for those who have been married for over 20 or 30 years. I am 24 and my guy's 28 and yes, we have our whole lives ahead. He's not necessarily scared of commitment but admits that he doesn't know what it takes to make it last forever. Its a hard question for me to answer, because I haven't lived my whole life. His parents are nothing to really look up to. He is also an atheist. He wants kids one day and knows how important it is for kids to be raised with both parents together. So if anyone (especially men) can reply with experience on this topic, I would more then appreciate it! He wants to be 50 and happy with all aspects of his life; he hasn't come across someone who seems to be happy like that. -- Need Tips, Winnipeg
Dear Tips: It's interesting you're the one doing the writing and researching. Is this knowledge a condition for marrying you? Marriage-inspiring love often makes people feel a different kind of love -- a little crazier, and then much surer than any time before. It often happens at a time when the two people are ready to be married to someone. You simply can't guarantee him 20 to 30 years of happiness, nor can he guarantee you that much. There are lots of people out there with wonderful long-lasting marriages who still have that spark, so yes, let's ask them to write in and share their secrets for you and your sweetheart.


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SAN FRANCISCO -- It was not in manager Mike Matheny's initial plans to thrust his rookie outfielder into center field so soon, but on the heels of being shut out for a second straight game, the Cardinals were willing to take a hit to the defense if it meant a few more for the team.
Eight turned out to be enough.
Adam Wainwright played stopper to the Cardinals' three-game skid, taking two runs of support and making it stand in a 2-0 victory over the Giants in front of 41,321 at AT&T Park. The victory made Wainwright the National League's first 11-game winner, and with 7 2/3 scoreless innings, he lowered his ERA to an NL-best 1.89.
"This isn't the first time that he has righted the ship when we're going through a rough patch and it won't be the last," said Matt Carpenter, who delivered the game-winning RBI hit. "He's the guy we call on when we need a jolt, and he answered the bell today."
While Wainwright continues to strengthen his case for an All-Star Game start, this night was all about jump-starting a club that had fallen flat. The Cardinals, unable to win behind Wainwright's complete-game effort in Los Angeles last week, didn't waste another gem.
Held scoreless for 26 consecutive innings, the Cardinals tallied two runs on four hits off Giants starter Ryan Vogelsong in the third. The rally started with a leadoff double by the recently recalled Oscar Taveras, who was placed in center as part of Matheny's offensively minded lineup.
"That's what we were asking for, right?" Matheny said. "Get somebody in there who can help get something going."
Mark Ellis followed with a single, and, after Wainwright was unable to put the ball in play, Carpenter gave the Cardinals their first lead since Friday. Carpenter had the Cardinals' only run-scoring hit since then, too, until Matt Holliday followed Carpenter's RBI single with his own.
"We haven't really been keeping up with how many innings in a row or whatever it was," said Carpenter, now 26-for-50 against the Giants. "But certainly we knew we hadn't been scoring runs, and when we score a few runs for Waino, we know we have a chance to win."
The Cardinals had only one more hit during Vogelsong's seven-inning start, but Wainwright allowed that to be overlooked. Facing a Giants team that had knocked him around for seven runs in 4 1/3 innings (Wainwright's worst start of the season), the veteran right-hander tossed his eighth scoreless start this season.
However, it was not necessarily as easy as Wainwright's final line of four singles and two walks looked.
Though the Giants did not seriously threaten until the eighth, they extended at-bats and weren't often lured into swinging at pitches outside the zone. He got few swing-and-misses, lots of foul balls and only one strikeout, that not coming until the seventh.
"I thought they battled me very tough all night long," Wainwright said. "They took a lot of really close pitches and fouled off some tough pitches. They did a great job of getting my count up early."
He kept his infielders busy, as a result, as he recorded only four outfield outs. The Cardinals turned two double plays behind Wainwright, who also benefited from Carpenter's leaping nab of Pablo Sandoval's line drive in the fourth.
"It's nice the guys were grinding out some at-bats, but it's all about putting some men on base, creating those chances and somebody's got to come through," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "We only had two or three decent chances and couldn't get the hit. He's one of the best in the game."
Wainwright's five-pitch seventh earned him the chance to return for the eighth. He was on the cusp of completing eight innings for the ninth time in 17 outings before Giants knocked him out with consecutive, two-out singles.
With Sam Freeman and Pat Neshek both ready, Matheny turned to the righty Neshek to face left-handed hitting Gregor Blanco. Neshek, after falling behind, 3-1, ended the threat with a popout.
"I was trying to get him to swing early in the count," Neshek said. "I was shocked he wouldn't bite at anything. He was patient. He was tough. He had a great at-bat."
"He's our guy," Matheny added of Neshek, "and he came through big for us."
Trevor Rosenthal sealed his 25th save by working through the middle of the Giants' order and three times retiring the potential tying run.
And so as offensively challenged as the Cardinals have been in the final two stops of this three-city road trip, they left the ballpark Wednesday still with a chance for a .500 road trip.
"Everybody in this clubhouse knows that we have not hit our stride yet," Wainwright said. "We have not played the ball that we know we can play. We're just going to keep going out there and battling until those tides will turn. Great teams find a way to make things happen eventually, and we're going to do that."
Jenifer Langosch is a reporter for MLB.com. Read her blog, By Gosh, It's Langosch, and follow her on Twitter @LangoschMLB. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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ATHLETICS: KHAI Riley-La Borde and Hayley McLean were celebrating lowering their personal bests at the Loughborough International.
Palmer's College student Riley-La Borde blasted his way to another qualifying time for the World Junior Championships by finishing second in the under-20 men's 110m hurdles race in 13.62s – the eighth fastest in the all-time rankings.
Despite that, the Purfleet athlete was not entirely happy with his run – suggesting there are faster times still to come.
And it looks like the 18-year-old will need that if he is to guarantee his selection for the World Junior Championships in Oregon, USA, in July, as the 110m hurdles is the most hotly contested discipline in the country.
Three athletes already have the qualifying standard with only two guaranteed a seat on the plane to Oregon.
McLean, who was representing England at Loughborough, continues to chip away at her own PB, as she finished third in 57.02s.
Her time was a tantalising two-hundreths of a second outside the B-standard needed for the Commonwealth Games.
Discus thrower Duane Jibunoh made his debut for Great Britain juniors at Loughborough, finishing second with a best throw of 45.86m while hammer thrower Amir Williamson was fourth with a best of 68.79m.
While that quartet were competing in Loughborough, dozens of Thurrock Harriers and other Thurrock-based athletes were taking part in day one of the Essex County Championships – and there was plenty of success.
Tilbury's Robbie Clarricoats, East Tilbury's Tom Richardson and Thurrock Harrier Gemma Holloway were among those who stood on the top spot of the podium.
Clarricoats (a member of the Newham & Essex Beagles club) won the under-20 men's 110m hurdles in 14.95s, Richardson won the senior men's 800m while Gemma Holloway led the under-20 women's 800m from start to finish.
Aveley's Modupe Shokunbi also tasted success, sprinting to a win in the U15 girls 100m.
The full results had not been published as the Gazette went to press, with the second day of the championships being held on Saturday.


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On the Silk Road is a unique, interdisciplinary program designed to introduce students to some of the peoples, cultures and history of China. Uniquely, this program explores the historic and contemporary interactions and exchanges between China and "the West", between Han and non-Han peoples along the western periphery that make modern China a multi-cultural, multi-ethnic state.
The Silk Road is both a metaphor for the historic exchanges of religions, arts, material goods, ideas and peoples of China, India, Persia, Mongolia and the rest of the "West", as well as the actual locations where such exchanges took place. On this journey students will explore both.
This program is designed for students to learn about, learn from, and learn by doing as they study and travel along the Silk Road. Through assigned readings; class lectures and discussions; visits to cultural and historic sites; interactions with Chinese students, artisans and families; explorations of cities and villages; experiential learning activities; and independent explorations, students will gain an understanding of China, their own culture, and themselves. Students are required to: complete all mandatory University forms and orientation assignments; attend and actively participate in daily class, de-briefing and/or reflection meetings; complete all assignments; write daily reflection journals; and develop an individual interest project which will culminate in a short formal paper and presentation.
The program consists of two courses: Credit hours & general education requirements
EAS 290 - Introduction to China's Silk Road will focus on the geography, history, peoples, economies, religions, and social institutions relevant to Silk Road studies of China today and in the past with particular attention to the western provinces of Shaanxi and Gansu, and the Xinjiang Uigher Autonomous Region. This 4-credit course will meet Wittenberg general education requirements for C, L or S.
EAS 290 – The Silk Road Observer: From Travel Analysis to Cultural Analysis. Both anthropologists and travel writers are good observers. Through a participatory approach to the Chinese Silk Road travel experience, students will learn to translate their observations into travel essays while learning more about the cultural practices of the peoples we encounter on our journey. This 2-credit course will meet Wittenberg general education requirements for A or C.
Open to all majors and minors; no Chinese language required
Number of participants: 11-15 students
The $6,400 program fee is inclusive of all program expenses in China: transportation, housing, meals, entry fees, tips and allowances. International airfare to/from China, visa, text and gifts (estimated $2,000) plus personal expenditures are the responsibility of the student. Non-Wittenberg students also pay a $40 Summer Session Application for Transient Students fee.
Contact program directors for more information:
Dr. Marcia Frost, Associate Professor of Economics & East Asian Studies
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; office : Synod 112A ; 937-327-7935
Dr. Nona Moskowitz, Assistant Professor of Sociology & East Asian Studies
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Information Sessions
Monday, November 18th from 4:15 to 5:15 in Shouvlin 205 -- stop by any time
Thursday, Novermber 21st from 7 pm in Founders
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Gallardo leads Brewers to ninth straight win
SAN DIEGO -- Timely hitting, solid defense, efficient starting pitching and a lockdown bullpen -- what more can a big league club ask for?
The Milwaukee Brewers have put on a clinic on how to win ballgames during their current winning streak, which they extended to nine games on Tuesday night with a 6-3 victory over the Padres.
The Brewers were again solid in all phases of the game, using a five-run second inning and a quality start by Yovani Gallardo to propel the club to its longest winning streak since it won 10 straight in August 2003.
"Pitching has been really good," said Brewers manager Ron Roenicke, who was ejected in the fifth inning for arguing a check-swing call. "We're scoring early, then they're holding on. The bullpen's unbelievable. All I see is zeroes. Every time they come in, they throw up zeroes. That's why we're winning."
After falling behind in the first, Milwaukee batted around in the second, banging out six hits that scored five runs. Yuniesky Betancourt's two-run single gave the Brewers a 3-2 lead, and catcher Jonathan Lucroy's bases-loaded double brought home two more for a 6-2 lead and knocked Padres starter Clayton Richard out of the game after just 1 2/3 innings.
Gallardo struggled a bit with his command early. But he managed to settle down and toss his second quality start in a row, allowing three runs on eight hits over 6 2/3 innings.
"I don't know why he's out of whack like he is," Roenicke said. "The good thing is, if he can keep us in ballgames and win ballgames when he's struggling, it's going to be a nice thing when he gets it going."
Gallardo only managed 58 strikes over 108 pitches, but was aided yet again by some top-notch defense. Shortstop Jean Segura made a couple very difficult plays -- one a double play on a line drive, one on a backhand in the hole -- and first baseman Alex Gonzalez turned an important double play early on.
"You look behind you, and all the guys are making those great plays -- It motivates you," Gallardo said. "If you have everybody behind you, it motivates you even more to just keep battling."
The veteran right-hander ran into trouble in the seventh, loading the bases on three consecutive two-out walks. But the bullpen saved the day once again as left-hander Tom Gorzelanny came on and struck out Yonder Alonso on three consecutive sliders to end the threat.
John Axford and Jim Henderson followed with a scoreless frame apiece, as the Brewers bullpen has now allowed just four runs in its last 33 1/3 innings.
"We're a close group down there, and that's a good thing," said Axford, who cited a mechanical adjustment as the key to his six-outing scoreless streak, which followed a stretch of nine earned runs over 3 2/3 innings. "We're all just feeding off each other, we're all rooting for each other, and that's the biggest thing."
The Brewers jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first when Ryan Braun's RBI groundout plated Segura, who had tripled. The Padres quickly responded, taking what would be their only lead of the night on back-to-back RBI singles from Carlos Quentin and Alonso.
But Milwaukee struck for five in the second inning and wouldn't look back from there.
The only blip on an otherwise calm night for Milwaukee was Roenicke's ejection. It appeared Padres third baseman Chase Headley went around on a check swing, but third-base umpire Clint Fagan and home-plate ump Gary Darling didn't think so. When Roenicke objected from his spot at the top step of the dugout, Darling tossed him.
After the game, Roenicke voiced his displeasure at being ejected. But things are going so well right now for his club, he was light-hearted about that, too, saying at least he got to watch his lights-out bullpen from a better angle -- on the manager's office flat screen.
Given the way the Brewers have been playing, there's not much Roenicke can complain about.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Best friends are supposed to be there for you through thick and thin. They're supposed to lift you up when you're feeling down, be there to listen to you when you need to vent, and always stick up for you. Not to mention all the other fun perks like having sleepovers, chatting about boys and crushes, and doing each other's manicures!
So what do your favorite celeb BFFs like Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez really think of each other? They think the world of one another and we've got proof! M rounded up the most adorable and kind things that famous best friends have ever said about each other.
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UF's Frazier gets SEC honor
Published: Monday, December 3, 2012 at 1:01 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, December 3, 2012 at 1:01 p.m.
Florida guard Michael Frazier II was named SEC freshman of the week for his performance Thursday night against Marquette.
Frazier scored a team-high 17 points, going 5-for-8 from 3-point range in UF's 82-49 win over Marquette in the SEC-Big East Challenge.
The Gators (6-0) next play Wednesday at rival Florida State.
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HOUSTON - A security guard was shot during an attempted robbery at a northeast Harris County game room, authorities say.
The shooting happened early Sunday morning on Homestead near Norments.
Investigators said a man and a woman pulled up to the game room in a white pickup truck. The woman walked up to the security bars at the door and showed the guard a membership identification, investigators said.
"Once he opened the door, the male came behind her with a shotgun and confronted the security guard. Ends up shooting him," said Sargent Joe Halm with the Harris County Sheriff's Office.
Investigators said the security guard was shot in the stomach, but he somehow managed to return fire.
Michele Cheema said she was at the game room at the time and saw the whole thing go down.
"I heard two pops and I felt a scratch right here," said Cheema. "I got the security officer's blood right there."
Investigators said the suspects took off.
The security guard was taken to the hospital in stable condition.
Rayford Skelton, who lives nearby, said the area where the shooting happened is a rough one.
"I've heard eight shots back there one night," said Skelton. "It gets a little bit hairy down here. Sometimes I get down on the floor between my two beds."
If you have any information about the shooting, you're asked to give police a call.
Copyright 2013 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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DeMarcus Cousins was ejected from the Sacramento Kings' loss on Monday at the Utah Jazz.
Cousins approached referees Scott Foster, Matt Boland and Tre Maddox at halfcourt at halftime.
Cousins said he wanted an explanation for the technical foul Maddox called on him in the second quarter.
"He was saying, 'Don't talk to me,' " Cousins said. "So my response was, 'You don't have to act like an effing female.' I shouldn't have said that. That's about it."
Cousins has an NBA-high 12 technical fouls and is four from an automatic one-game suspension.


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- 1/2 cup rinsed quinoa
- 1 medium carrot, cut in large chunks
- 4 scallions, thinly sliced
- 15 ounces great northern beans, drained and rinsed
- 1/4 cup plain dried breadcrumbs
- 2 egg whites, lightly beaten*
- 1 tablespoon garlic powder
- Coarse salt
- Ground pepper
In a small saucepan bring 3/4 cup of water to a boil; add quinoa, cover, and reduce heat to low. Cook until liquid is absorbed, 12 to 14 minutes; set aside.
In a food processor, pulse carrot until finely chopped. Add cooked quinoa, the scallions, beans, breadcrumbs, egg whites, garlic, salt, and pepper; pulse until combined but still slightly chunky.
Form mixture into four 3/4-inch-thick patties. If too soft, refrigerate 10 minutes to firm. In a large nonstick skillet, heat oil over medium; cook burgers until browned and cooked through, 8 to 10 minutes per side.
*Egg whites could easily be substituted with Flaxseed Meal. Simply whisk 1 Tbsp Flaxseed Meal with 3 Tbsp water and let sit for 1 minute- add as you would an egg.
(Note: I am completely phobic of frying things, so I bake these at 400°F for 15-20 minutes a side. Since there are only two of us, I wrap the two remaining uncooked patties in wax paper and freeze them. I also like to mix 2-3 Tbsp of Flaxseed Meal for added nutrition.)


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US Q2 2013 digital sales grew 61%, software sales fell 3% year-over-year to $2.88 billion - NPD
NPD has issued its Games Market Dynamics: US report citing digital sales growth in the US of 61% as software sales fall 3% year-over-year to $2.88 billion.
NPD to start tracking digital sales this year
NPD will start tracking digital sales this year, and according to president of the Games group, David McQuillan the firm plans to launch rather "quickly" due to the impending next-gen console launch.
Wii U: under 40,000 consoles sold across America in April - rumour
Nintendo's Wii U sale woes could be continuing, according to a batch of allegedly leaked NPD sales figures currently doing the rounds. Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter has suggested that the numbers are mostly accurate. If true, then only 38,000 Wii U consoles were sold across North America in April.
Videogame sales decline expected through July - NPD
According to a note from analyst firm Cowen and Company, NPD sales are projected to face a sharp decline until the release of Madden NFL in July.
NPD March: BioShock Infinite tops US retail charts with 878K - Update
Despite launching later in the month, BioShock Infinite was the best-selling game in the US in March.
NPD March: Xbox 360 on top for 27th consecutive month
This month's NPD Report drops today, with Microsoft the first to spill details. The platform holder shifted 261,000 Xbox 360 consoles over the course of the month.
3DS physical and digital game sales up 55% over 2011
NOA president Reggie Fils-Aime has said 3DS game sales have surpassed 20 million units in the US, and those figures are just for physical sales.
US games sales decline to continue until GTA 5, next-gen systems are released
Sterne Agee analyst Arvind Bhatia expects NPD figures for March 2013 to be down by 10-15% when the numbers are reported tomorrow.
Gears of War: Judgment and God of War: Ascension "significantly underperformed" in March, new report finds
Gears of War: Judgment and God of War: Ascension both performed poorly through March according to a new report from market analysts Cowen & Company.
Wii U comes in third with 66,000 units sold in February
Wii U moved 66,000 units in the US last month according to NPD data released in a Macquarie Capital analyst note. According to the note, the system came in last place in sales, with Xbox 360 moving 302,000 units and PS3 263,000 units. The firm felt Wii U showed well with 45% growth month-over-month, with […]
NPD February: Dead Space 3, Xbox 360 top charts
While traditional retail sales continued their downwards trend, the NPD Group's February report showed the Xbox 360 still triumphant on its home ground, and a handful of new releases interrupting the Q1 quiet.
NPD says gamers are still more likely to buy used than digital
A recent NPD survey polled gamers on their spending habits, and it turns out that 78 percent of core players will regularly buy used games, while 70 percent regularly buy full digital versions of retail titles.
NPD: 29% of "core" gamers will purchase a next-gen console during launch
An NPD report states that 29% of the 887 "core" participants polled by the firm plan on buying a next-gen console at launch. Those polled in the US were between the ages of nine and over which play video game five hours or more a week and owned a Mac, PC, PS3, or Xbox 360. […]
Nintendo shares up 5.6% due to December NPD results
Nintendo shares are up 5.6% due to US sales figures released by NPD last night.
NPD: Wii U shifts 460K units, 3DS manages 1.25M
Nintendo's Wii U managed to shift 460,000 units in the US in December 2012, for a life to date total of 890,000.
NPD: Xbox 360 shifts 1.4M units for 24 month streak
The NPD Group's regular monthly report has crowned the Xbox 360 king of the US market for a full two years.
"Nintendo weakness" and "gamer fatigue" to blame for poor 2012 sales, says Pachter
This Thursday the NPD Group will publish its December sales report and according to Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter the news will not be cheerful. The decline of Call of Duty and Nintendo's inability to spark strong sales are just two key areas of concern for the analyst.
Game consoles are third largest category of connected devices in the US - NPD
The latest NPD report cites game consoles as the third largest category of online devices connected to the Internet by residents of the United States. Figures in the report show 425 million web-connected devices in US American homes, 39 million of which are game consoles. The figures are interesting because the most recent US census […]
NPD: America spent $3.1 billion on gaming in Nov, half of games sold on 360
NPD industry analyst, Liam Callahan has released findings of his incoming February report, that places total consumer spending across America at $3.1 billion for the month of November alone. However, physical sales have indeed dipped, but the damage isn't as bad as you might think. Get the stats below.
Retail still struggling according to NPD
Even with Call of Duty: Black Ops II, Halo 4 and Assassin's Creed III topping sales charts, the NPD's November report shows double digit declines for the industry.
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Windows 8 hasn't been a hit with PC gamers, according to NPD
NPD sales will show a 28% year-over-year decline despite Madden 13 release, says analyst
Darksiders 2 and Kingdom Hearts 3D move over 200,000 in August
NPD: Digital sales up 17%, not enough to reverse industry decline
Max Payne 3 and Future Solider moved 400K units in the US in May, says analyst
NPD May – Diablo III beats out multi-plats, 3DS tops hardware
NPD – Q4 2011 used games sales in UK hit nearly £100M, US $521.2M
NPD – Asura's Wrath moved 36,000 copies, Syndicate 34,000 copies in February
NPD – Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning sold 300,000 units in US


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i have been struggling with this one for a couple of weeks and I feel its time to ask for help. I have data that I collected for my MS thesis and I want to put it into a GIS. First, I need to create the fields in an attribute table. I have some code from my programming class but I cant get it to work properly. Ive error checked and there is at least one problem with the AddField portion of my code. I went into ESRI's help and sought out the proper data requirements but when I try to use them, I have no luck. The ESRI page states you need Mosaic Layer; Raster Catalog Layer; Raster Layer; Table View. I tried using a shapefile and a raster but they are "not supported". I have to assume because of the dataset needs.
I have no idea how I am going to make this work. I know this code format works because I used it in lab. I just want to make it work for my project/thesis....any suggestions? Here is my code. I was able to create a field called Uniq_ID, but I want my fields (40 or so). Do I just add them where the Uniq_ID is at? What about the rest of the code? My Geo_Proc_ is a spreadsheet that contains 1/3 of the fields I want to add. Do you think it should be where it is? It doesnt seem like it did anything but sit there
Again, any thoughts or suggestions would be helpful (Ive been working since July 20th or so)
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#Purpose: To add my table to a table in ArcGIS
#Syntax: AddField_management (in_table, field_name, field_type, {field_precision},
#{field_scale}, {field_length}, {field_alias}, {field_is_nullable}, {field_is_required}, {field_domain})
import arcpy
arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\\Users\\Kim\\Documents\\Lava_Beds_GIS\\KLavaBedsK\\LavaBeds.mdb"
arcpy.AddField_management("norcaldem", "Uniq_ID", "LONG")
cur = arcpy.UpdateCursor("Geo_Proc_") #create Update cursor for LABE_Boundary, which is where I want the new attributes to go to
for row in cur:
row.Uniq_ID = row.id + row.place_name
del cur, row


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Both The New York Post and The Daily News are reporting that Carlos Beltran will likely take the field tonight as the Mets play the Marlins at 7:10 p.m. His willingness to start playing again even though the Mets are clearly out of any contention is welcome.
That leaves open the question of who sits in favor of Beltran. Will it be Angel Pagan, who has dutifully patrolled center field in Beltran's absence, albeit with poor results at times? Or will it be Cory Sullivan who has really come into his own recently?
Either way, it'll still be nice to see that extra bat in the lineup, even if it is a little slower and weaker than it used to be.


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oh yeah. that's pink.
This month's EBEW Challenge is coloured tights. I've had these ones for over a year now and I never wear them! What better time than now, right? I'm not sure if I'll be adding these to my wardrobe staples, but it definitely makes me want coloured tights in a mustard or pumpkin colour for the fall.
PS: Make sure to check out all the other entries at EverybodyEverywear.com!