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The new tattoo which is located near the owl and X tattoo on his left arm apparently symbolizes good fortune and good luck.
Justin Bieber added another tattoo on his body. After having more than 10 tattoos in his collection, the 19-year-old pop star inked a Koi fish image on his arm. The new tattoo is located near the owl and X tattoo. The Koi fish tattoo was first spotted last week when he was at the backstage of his Copenhagen concert.
Koi fish is said to be a symbol of good fortune and good luck. According to tattoo artist Luca Ortis, "Koi fish tattoo is a symbol of courage and determination. It's an ideal symbol for someone who wants to show that they are strong and have overcome problems."
In other news, Justin, who broke up with Selena Gomez earlier this year, is said reuniting with Selena. According to Hollywood Life, Selena still has feeling for Justin. However, her busy schedule with "Spring Breakers" promotion kept him "out of sight, out of mind." "She didn't actually have to think of him cause she was with her girls doing major promotion," a source said.
The source added that Justin apparently was convinced that she already moved on. However, when the movie promotion ended, she began to think about her relationship with the "Boyfriend" singer. According to the source, Selena felt that Justin's attention was "waning from her." The source said, "She was lonely. That is why she reached out to Justin again."
Radar Online, however, reported that Selena's friends warned her not to be with Justin again. A source said, "Selena's friends are furious that she's giving Justin another chance. They've been trying to warn her that he's no good for her and that she should stay away from him, but she just loves the attention he gives her."
In regards to the couple's picture which Justin posted and deleted recently, the source said, "Selena didn't know Justin was going to post that picture on Instagram and squirmed when he did. Posting it was his way of marking his territory again and showing her who wears the pants, but ultimately he just wants to keep her happy so he immediately deleted it."


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I would love to own a home. I could upgrade my crappy electric stove, get a hot water system that actually fills the bathtub, and stop asking the landlord for permission to put a nail in the wall.
But I'm reluctant because I think buying a home is a dud deal. And renting, while expensive, is less of a dud deal because renters typically give the landlord a return of about 3 per cent on the asset's value. A lot of my friends in their early 30s feel the same way.
As a young professional I'm expected to pay an exorbitant amount for a place to live to make up for all the money previous generations have paid to banks. I'm the final ingredient that gives somebody licence to talk of an emotional, probably impulsive, and highly geared purchase as "the best investment decision I ever made".
There are a lot of conflicting housing affordability measures out there, but let me put forward an anecdotal one. My mother, who wasn't rich, managed to buy a big house in Sydney's inner west in the 1970s and pay it off with a single income. OK, I concede she is an incredible woman. But it was do-able.
Today, if you can afford to pay $500 a week on housing over 25 years, ASIC advises on its MoneySmart website, you can afford a loan of about $270,000. Good luck finding a capital city home for that price. To get a half-decent place is going to take two good incomes, and it hasn't always been that way.
The "rent money is dead money" argument is not as simple as some make it sound. If you borrow $500,000 for a home on a 25-year loan at a 7.5 per cent interest rate, you end up paying $1.1 million.
The desire to recover that outlay, which goes far beyond the property's value at the time of purchase, explains why many see steep capital growth as a right. A market without steep capital growth is seen as weak, not normal.
But this is the problem with housing as an investment: people need a place to live. It's reasonable to use the home as a hedge against inflation, or to build or renovate a home and profit from your work. But there is nothing heroic about using debt to get rich off soaring house prices or climbing rents. It looks like free money, but it actually comes from the next buyer (if it doesn't catch up with the current owner).
While in the 1990s households were paying between 6 per cent and 8 per cent of their disposable income towards interest, according to the RBA, it's now close to 11 per cent and peaked just short of 14 per cent before the financial crisis.
With the rivers of gold the banks are siphoning out of the housing market from all this debt, home owners are looking keenly towards people like me to fill the vacuum. Usually it's presented as a dubious opportunity.
The Real Estate Institute of Australia wants the government to give me the opportunity to tap into my super for the extra money I need to buy a home. With other industry groups, they have long called for greater amounts of taxpayers' money to be injected into the housing market, in the form of grants to "help" first-home owners simultaneously drive up house prices and get themselves into debt.
And then there are the screams for interest rate "relief" (which means I get less from my ING account) even though mortgage rates are historically quite low.
Personally, I reckon home owners are getting enough help already from billions of dollars in negative gearing, tax breaks for loss-making investments, as well as generous tax treatment of the capital gains this has helped bring about.
There are competing goals here and somebody has to lose out. There is my goal of getting a place to live at a reasonable price without taking on too much debt versus the banks' goal of continuing to post record profits, and the older generation's goal of making emotional investment decisions pay.
I hope my generation actively thinks of ways to resist. Like saving bigger deposits; renting for longer; pressuring the government to stop throwing so much money at home owners; and pushing for better tenancy rights, longer leases and rent rises in line with the CPI.
Playing a waiting game may be fruitful, because negatively geared properties are only worthwhile pre-retirement, when you've got an income to claim against. And in the longer term I hope my generation will stop playing this short-sighted game of handing a greater burden to the next generation.
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Little has occurred in London during the present Anglo-Israel financial talks to substantiate the optimistic reports being published in the Israel press, informed quarters here indicated today.
So far, it was stated, only one formal meeting has taken place between the British and Israel delegations, and this was limited to the formal presentation of the position of each side. Subsequently, David Horowitz, leader of the Israel delegation, met informally with several top British Treasury officials. But thus far the date of the next formal meeting has not yet been set.
Every indication, it was stressed, points to the fact that the current discussions will be more difficult than the earlier ones. Firstly, Britain has refused to release sterling balances to Egypt and may have to take the same position in relation to Israel. In addition, the international situation as far as raw materials is concerned has tightened considerably under the impact of the Korean war.


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DENVER–Standing on a windswept street outside the Raptors hotel, Jose Calderon expressed regret at the firing of the only head coach he's played for in the NBA.
"I just can't thank Sam (enough)," the Spaniard said while wandering out of the hotel for an afternoon walk. "I'm here in this situation because of him.
"He gave me the opportunity to be his point guard.
"I have nothing more to say except wish the best luck to him in the next place because for sure he's going to be getting another place."
The Raptors, who found out about Mitchell's firing yesterday morning from general manager Bryan Colangelo, were unavailable for comment last night.
After learning of the move to dump Mitchell and replace him with Jay Triano on an interim basis, the players held a players-only team dinner to digest the situation.
They are scheduled to practise this morning under Triano's watchful eye before heading to Salt Lake City and a game against the always-tough Utah Jazz tomorrow night.
"Sometimes, you have to make decisions and that's on Bryan's side," said Calderon. "We're going to be now with Jay 100 per cent, too.
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"We have to work from here, we have to be with Jay ... try to get to Utah and start winning games, that's our job."
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Last shot to see stampede
Professional cowboys and cowgirls are in Morris today for the final day of Manitoba's biggest rodeo, the Manitoba Stampede & Exhibition. This is your closest opportunity to see the best in the rodeo business, but the rodeo isn't the only thing to see at the stampede. There's a midway and plenty of deep-fried deliciousness, outdoor stage entertainment and an agricultural fair. Rodeo events start at 2 p.m. today, and it's all about a 45-minute drive south of Winnipeg.
Horseplay at the park
Imagine a horse-drawn carriage. Did you picture Cinderella and her pumpkin wagon? The Birds Hill International Horse Driving Trial is quite a bit different. Usually this is an all-weekend event, but this year the event has been compacted into one action-packed day. The obstacle challenge will send the teams splashing through water and over a bridge and test the horses' agility and driver's strategy. It's happening today from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Birds Hill Provincial Park along North Drive, just off the East Gate entrance.
Explore the explorers
At the turn of the 20th century, a lot of Canada had yet to be explored, and it was bush pilots who trekked into the northern unknown. Their compasses were often unreliable, they had little radio communication, but they had plenty of courage. The Western Canada Aviation Museum presents a guided tour of its Bush Planes collection, featuring planes that carried the bush pilots, called Unexplored: Bush Pilots Opened up the Canadian North. There's a tour today at 2 p.m., and again Tuesday and Thursday.
Zumbathon for charity
Three hours of dancing and shopping? Sounds like a great way to spend a night. This Thursday, you can take part in a Zumbathon in support of the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities Foundation/Easter Seals Manitoba. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., you can zumba the night away at Melrose Park Community Centre. If you'd like to take a break from the shaking and shimmying, there will be all sorts of vendors for a shopping break. Tickets are $25 at the door.
Downtown diversion
Head to Air Canada Park on Tuesday for a lunch-hour performance in the Chinatown Concert Series. You'll get to see a traditional lion dance, Chinese kung fu, dance, music and more. If you're working downtown, it's a perfect opportunity to pack a lunch and walk down Portage Avenue to the park for an hour of culture, starting at noon.
Walking through history
The Exchange District is a beautiful neighbourhood that's full of history. You can take a walking tour through the Exchange District and learn about Old Market Square, Newspaper Row, the Winnipeg General Strike and more. You can go east or west, or take a specialty tour highlighting specific areas. You can book a tour between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Saturday. Go to exchangedistrict.org and look under the tours and attractions tab for more info, including prices, or call 204-942-6716.
Battle of the bridges
Tuesday is Transcona Library's Spaghetti Bridge Competition. If you're nine to 12 years old, you can bring a team to the library and, using spaghetti and basic materials, see if you can design and build the strongest noodle bridge. Sounds easy? Dry spaghetti isn't that strong, so you'll need to be creative and think this one through. The competition starts at 2 p.m., and you can call 204-986-3955 to register.


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Today, while searching through the Girl's medical records to find a salient document for her doctor's appointment tomorrow, I came across all her infant records from Children's Hospital, where she spent a goodly amount of her time as a baby and toddler.
When the twins were about to be born, the Girl was diagnosed with IntraUterine Growth Retardation (IUGR), a fancy schmancy term for her brother hogged all the food and she stopped growing inutero. Because of this, I was induced early and the twins were born prematurely. When the Girl, who was baby b, arrived, she was a footling breech delivery, and her placenta was black with calcification. Her umbilical cord was as thin as one of those red coffee stirrers from Starbucks, completely black, and fell off at birth. Her apgars were 4 and 8. She was not a healthy, robust baby. She weighed 4 lbs 5 oz at birth, and because she was born during the very short era of driveby deliveries in MA, she was sent home weighing 4 lbs and slightly jaundiced. Good times.
Because of this shakey start, she had a lot of birth issues that created the Worlds Crankiest Baby (tm). She cried pretty much nonstop for around 18 months. She had a lot of physical problems and saw a bevy of specialists including a neurologist, otolaryngologist, and pediatric gastroenterologist regularly. She had lots of tests including an MRI, a couple of EEGs, full genetics workup, etc. Oh, the fun of it all.
What I found today was the case notes from the famous (or infamous, depending on your opinion) Dr. Richard Ferber of Solving Your Child's Sleep Problems fame. Yes, my baby girl was an actual patient of the good doctor. But not only was she a patient, we were also his neighbors, so I could threaten to drop her off at his house if she didn't learn to sleep. It was quite convenient.
Now I know that the 'anti-cry-it-out' crowd is freaking out with disbelief that I would subject my poor baby to this monster. You couldn't be more wrong. Dr Ferber is the sweetest, kindest man you could ever imagine. Plus, he's a miracle worker. He got my baby to sleep when nothing else worked, including medications. The Girl went to see him when she was 18 months old and not only had never slept through the night, she never slept for more than 2 hours at a pop. From his notes:
...in general Girl is asleep by 7:40 with a pacifier. She wakes between 8 and 8:30 and stands, yells, and has a demanding cry or whine. The mother (that's ME) is in within about 5 monutes, lays her down, gives her her stuffed animals, covers her, and leaves, and she goes back to sleep. She then wakes again between 10:30 and 12:30 in the same way but cannot be consoled easily in the crib so the mother has taken to bringing her into her bed. Once they leave her bedroom, she is quite happy. She goes back to sleep with the mother after 15-30 minutes. In bed with the mother she wakes 1-4 times more (usually 1-2 times) and sits, talks, chases the cat around the bed, and lets the mother keep putting her towards the pillow. She is up for another 15-30 minutes at each of these wakings. She does not seem in distress or even unhappy in that setting. She wakes in the morning, most days around 6 am (only occasionally as late as 7:30). This means she is in bed for 10 1/2 hours and gets perhaps 8-8 1/2 hours of sleep....
Is there any wonder why I was a zombie after 18 months of this? The funny thing is, she's still a terrible sleeper. She is the lighest sleeper I've ever heard of, and she doesn't sleep through the night even now. She doesn't get into my bed and chase the cat anymore, but she really does have sleep issues even to this day. Makes me wonder just how bad her sleep habits would have been without the help of Dr Ferber.
When you go as a patient to see Dr Ferber he spends an initial two hours with the family. He talks about all the family habits and schedules and is interested in everything from what you eat at every meal to what kind of TV you watch. He gets a great picture of how the family unit works, and what the child uses as transitional objects. The second hour is a physical exam of the child, plus a discussion of what you need to do to change naps, mealtimes, and even bedtimes to suit a particular child. Every child is different and he certainly took my Girl's personality into account when he designed a new schedule for her.
The changes were fairly simple, changing from 2 naps to 1, moving mealtime and bedtime to a schedule more in tune with her needs, and a progressive waiting routine. Within 2 weeks, the Girl went from frequent nighttime wakings to sleeping through the night, even in the midst of a raging ear infection.
The man is a miracle worker. He saved my life and made me a nicer, calmer, more rested mommy. So don't you go saying anything negative about my sleep guy. Evah! Stumble It! JBlog Me


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Her representative confirmed their broken engagement to People magazine, claiming the split as amicable yet providing no information on why they decided to break up.
"Desperate Housewives" star Nicollette Sheridan and her singer fiance Michael Bolton have called off their engagement. People magazine, which broke news of their split, was informed by the actress' representative Nicole Perna.
"Nicollette Sheridan and Michael Bolton have amicably ended their engagement," Nicole said in a statement. "They appreciate your respect for their privacy in this matter." No words on why the longtime celebrity couple decided to go separate ways.
Sheridan is a Golden Globe-nominated actress. She is best known for portraying the character of Edie Britt in hit TV series "Desperate Housewives." Bolton, elsewhere, is a Grammy-winning singer who has sold more than 53 million records. His hit songs among others are "Time, Love and Tenderness" and "When a Man Loves a Woman."
Sheridan and Bolton have been dating on and off since the year 1992. Each of them has been married once before. In March 2006 they officially announced their engagement. The singer even once was quoted as saying, "Nicollette and I are very serious about each other," adding that "I am very committed. It is a very special time in my life. I have a good feeling about the future."


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We all know that dynamic SQL runs in its own scope (see here for details), and that if used improperly it can have serious security implications. But it's also important to realize that dynamic SQL evaluates your SQL statements more like a stored procedure than a regular script. In stored procedures, if the tables you reference exist the stored proc must reference the table structures as they exist at stored proc creation time. That is to say stored procs will late bind to referenced tables only if the tables do not exist at stored proc creation time; dynamic SQL does the same. If the table already exists, SQL Server validates the structure at parse time.
Consider the following SQL code. In this code we create a table named xyz in one batch. In the subsequent batch we check for the existence of table xyz, drop it if it already exists, and then recreate it. In this scenario table xyz starts with two columns named i and c; when I rebuild the table in the second batch I will change the table structure to 3 columns--i, c and x:
DBCC FREEPROCCACHE;DBCC DROPCLEANBUFFERS;GOCREATE TABLE dbo.xyz( i int, c varchar(100));GOIF OBJECT_ID('dbo.xyz') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE dbo.xyz;CREATE TABLE dbo.xyz( i int, c varchar(100), x varchar(100));INSERT INTO dbo.xyz( i, c, x)VALUES( 1, 'hello', 'good bye');GODROP TABLE dbo.xyz;GO
This code runs successfully. Now let's convert the second batch to dynamic SQL and execute the sample again:
Msg 207, Level 16, State 1, Line 12Invalid column name 'x'
Why is this? Well the xyz table exists, but the column x referenced in the dynamic SQL INSERT does not exist at parse time. It will exist after the CREATE TABLE statement is executed, but the INSERT statement parse errors out before the dynamic SQL is executed. If you comment out the final DROP TABLE statement you can see that the DROP TABLE and CREATE TABLE statements in the dynamic SQL were not executed. If you're doing something like this with dynamic SQL you can ensure that the DROP TABLE and CREATE TABLE are executed before the INSERT statement is parsed by breaking up your dynamic SQL like below:
As an interesting (if not entirely useful) aside, if you create the three column table above, insert data into it, then drop it and recreate with two columns, the dynamic SQL succeeds. It appears to remember the old table structure and runs just fine.
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1080/50i, 25p
720/60p, 30p, 24p
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720pN Variable Frame Rates
60 Hz mode: 12, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 30, 32, 36, 48, 60 fps
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NTSC: 480/60i, 30p, 24p
PAL: 576/50i, 25p
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SD Memory Cards for Scene-File Sharing
4 P2 Card Slots for Video
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Component: D4 Terminal (x1 Output)
SDI/HD-SDI: BNC (x1 Output)
Timecode: BNC (x1 Input, x1 Output)
FireWire: 6-Pin
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Remote: 10-Pin
Lens: 12-Pin
EVF: 20-Pin
USB 2.0: 4-Pin (Type-B)
Microphone: XLRx2 (x1 Input)
Analog Audio: XLRx2 (x1 Input)
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Twitter was abuzz after comments by former president FW de Klerk on CNN.
De Klerk was the most popular topic yesterday, with some questioning whether he was worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize.
When asked during Thursday's interview whether he agreed apartheid was morally repugnant, De Klerk reportedly said: "In as much as it trampled human rights it was and remains morally indefensible."
But he then reportedly said about the homeland system: "But the concept of giving, as the Czechs have it now, and the Slovaks have it, of saying that ethnic unity with one culture with one language 'everyone' can be happy and can fulfil their democratic aspirations in an own state, that is not repugnant."
About blacks in the homelands, he said: "
They were not disenfranchised, they voted. They were not put in homelands, the homelands were historically there. If only the developed world would put so much money into Africa, which is struggling with poverty, as we poured into those homelands. How many universities were built? How many schools?
"At that stage the goal was separate but equal, but separate but equal failed." He said he later became "a convert" against the system.
Many on social networks questioned whether De Klerk was really apologetic for apartheid. One tweeted: What do Jessica Leandra, Tshidi Thamana and De Klerk have in common", referring to racist comments made by the two models last week.
"Can't sleep after FW De Klerk interview on CNN. Counting to 10 isn't helping. Justifying apartheid in 2012? and apparently homelands were great!" Talk Radio 702 host Redi Tlhabi wrote.
Another tweeter, (at)siyamtandaskota, said: "This man is insane!!! Now he says blacks weren't disenfranchised – they voted in the homelands. Is FW De Klerk mad??!!"


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Affiliation and grade: second year of IGPAS doctoral program, Department of Chemistry
Nationality: Malaysian
Hanis Binti Mohd Yusoff
Hanis, a teacher of chemistry at the University of Malaysia Terengganu, was sent to the Tohoku Graduate School of Science by her university to study organic physical chemistry. "Few of our faculty specialize in this field, so when I go back to my university after graduating from here, I will use this experience and the knowledge I have gained to train other faculty in the Department of Chemical Sciences," says Hanis.
Ever since her childhood, Hanis had wanted to visit Japan, so she searched out several Japanese universities on the Internet. "Tohoku University's website was friendly, informative and had information in English on the subjects I wanted to know about," says Hanis. "And I got a fast response from my supervisor who helped me enroll."
She says that though the research has been hard work, everyone has been helpful. Overall, she rates the student support system "as very good, beyond my expectations," and she is "very impressed with the equipment." In Malaysia, all the instruments and equipment are shared by all the students, she explains. But in the Graduate School of Science each lab specializes in a subject. "So we don't have to wait in long queues to use the instruments and other equipment."
As for life in Japan, Hanis is enjoying herself. "Japan has a rich culture and many festivals, so I go to see them whenever I have time. It's a lot of fun. And Sendai, though a city with all the facilities you need, also has plenty of parks and other open spaces. Beautiful countryside is very accessible."
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While TV fans are on pins and needles waiting to see whether their favorite dramas and comedies will win big come Sunday, our attention is firmly planted on the red carpet. Because we still have a few days to wait, we're looking back at all the silver screen glamour of last year's Emmy Awards. Revisit what all your favorite stars wore then, and then see what we predict they'll be wearing this year!
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LAKE COUNTY, Fla. - Lake County deputies are investigating the cause of a hang gliding accident.
Deputies said they responded to the Groveland Airport at 6548 Groveland Airport Road in reference to a hang glider that crashed on the runway.
Deputies said one person was taken to South Lake Hospital where he was declared dead.
Lake County deputies said the man was from out of state and are not releasing his identity.
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Taylor County Elementary School Writers of the Week for the week of Sept. 24 are, from left, Connor Wise, kindergarten; Riley Thompson, first grade; Kailey Thompson, second grade; Ashley Smith, third grade; Kaitlyn Lee, fourth grade; and Mark Manning, fifth grade.
As I paddled my rickety rowboat - I was on a rushing river somewhere - a couple of humungous alligators came up underneath, flipped me over and started biting my feet.
I've always hated that about alligators.
It was 2:14 a.m. and thankfully only a dream. I tried going back to sleep, but the alligators were waiting to finish me off so I turned on the TV and listened to four yippy dogs disguised as political commentators discuss the current crisis of the day.
John Marcum has participated in an annual truck rodeo designed to qualify him as a "Certified GrowMaster Applicator" at Southern States Cooperative Inc. in Campbellsville.
Southern States certified applicators are tested annually for equipment application accuracy and participate in product and application technology training to ensure effectiveness.
America's Second Harvest of Kentucky's Heartland has received a $7,380 grant from Ronald McDonald House Charities to fund the BackPack program for one month in eight Kentucky counties, including Taylor County.
Every week, ASHKH partners with county agencies and volunteers to distribute 6,000 bags of child-friendly foods per month to Taylor, Hardin, LaRue, Grayson, Marion, Washington, Green and Meade counties.
Campbellsville Elementary School named its Students of the Week for individual classrooms at a recent celebration assembly. They are, from left, front: Shelby Smith, Levi Sallee, Brandon Pittman, Colin Harris, Victoria Cox, Ryan Milburn, Abby Kirkpatrick and Travis Nash. Middle: Haley Mitchell, Bryce Richardson, Cody Cox, Keidlan Boils, Alexis Lane, John Michael Netherland, Trayjan Bradley and Taekwon McCoy. Back: Madison Lewis, Ashley Bottom, Darius Bell, Ricky Smith-Cecil, Chanson Atkinson and Mallory Haley.
Oct. 8, 1998
Green River Lake hosted a national muskie tournament earlier this year, and on Saturday and Sunday bass fishermen will blanket the lake again for a two-day tourney.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise Jr. will celebrate their 50th anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 11.
Tubby Smith, a man of many expressions and coach of the 1998 NCAA Basketball Champion University of Kentucky Wildcats, was in town Monday night to help Campbellsville University raise money for its men's basketball program.
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Meredith Ann Snow of Campbellsville and Bradley Thomas Montgomery of Louisville will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, Nov. 1.
Snow is the daughter of Dennis and Barbara Snow of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are the late Louis and Lola Snow and Floyd "Buck" and Irene Short.
She is a 1999 graduate of Taylor County High School and a 2003 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College. Snow is employed at the Social Security office in Campbellsville.
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For the 17th consecutive semester, Campbellsville University has achieved record enrollment with 2,601 students.
Beginning his 10th year as president of Campbellsville University, Dr. Michael V. Carter said the increase in enrollment is due to the hard work of the faculty, staff and coaches at CU, and is also due to the atmosphere at CU.
Liberty Cumberland Presbyterian Church, located at 4139 Old Columbia Road, will be having revival services from Sunday night Oct. 12 through Wednesday night Oct. 15.
Services will begin at 7 each night.
The Rev. Dr. George Estes, who serves as director of missions and new church development for the denomination, will be the evangelist.
Special music is planned for each night as well.
The community is invited to attend.
Robby Hayden, left, of Lebanon, a 2001 graduate of Campbellsville University, discusses his art work with Al Hardy, dean of academic support at Campbellsville University, at a reception Oct. 4. Hayden's display consisted of various media and will be shown through Oct. 23 at the Art Gallery at Campbellsville University. Hayden was the featured homecoming artist.
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Complementary medicine is different from alternative medicine. Whereas complementary medicine is used together with conventional medicine, alternative medicine is used in place of conventional medicine. An example of an alternative therapy is using a special diet to treat cancer instead of undergoing surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy that has been recommended by a physician.
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If you are looking for free face painting ideas or just starting out and you want to know how to start face painting,
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Two fragile people. One desperate second chance.
Reeling and desolate, Adrienne Willis needs space to rethink her life after her husband leaves her for a younger woman. Fleeing everything, she jumps at the chance to look after her friend's guesthouse in the coastal town of Rodanthe, North Carolina. But there is a storm heading for Adrienne, in more ways than she can imagine.
Stranded and isolated as the weather closes in, Adrienne has only one guest: Paul Flanner, a man running from his own shattered past. Taking refuge, Paul and Adrienne have only each other to turn to.
Against all the odds, their one weekend sets in motion feelings that will resonate through the rest of their lives.
About the Author
With over seventy-seven million copies of his books sold, Nicholas Sparks is one of the world's most beloved storytellers. His novels include eleven No. 1 New York Times bestsellers. All Nicholas Sparks' books have been international bestsellers and have been translated into more than forty languages. Seven of his novels have been adapted into major films: The Lucky One, The Last Song, Dear John, Nights in Rodanthe, Message in a Bottle, A Walk to Remember and The Notebook.
Audience: General
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 224
Published: 9th July 2013
Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
Country of Publication: GB
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LG has renewed its 8-megapixel camera phone, the Renoir aka KC910…
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1. shazed86 (Posts: 1; Member since: 18 Feb 2009)
does anyone know when this phone is coming out in the uk.if its weeks then i can wait. thanks phone does look better then the original, and hopefully software bugs are fixed with this version
2. rudy (Posts: 8; Member since: 18 Feb 2009)
I've bought Renoir as a secondary phone (next to my Sony Ericsson C905) because of perfect video recording feature. But when I looked at the 8mpx pictures made by Renoir, I've made it my primary phone immediately. LG KC910 has just AWESOME quality pictures (unfortunately, my beloved Sony Ericsson is way inferior in terms of quality of camera, not taking into account its xenon flash because I'm not interested in indoor photos).


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Executive Order, Sec. I 3-23C: Legislative Authority of the Faculty (3 February 2004) requires the President to refer the following types of undergraduate program changes to the Faculty Senate for coordinated faculty review by all three campuses: undergraduate degrees, majors, minors, and certificate programs, or substantive changes to the same of a non-routine nature, regardless of campus of origin. The purpose of this process is to enhance the quality of undergraduate course offerings through peer review, promote coordination and communication among the campuses, and to promote faculty collaboration that can lead to greater quality and optimal use of resources. This memo describes the process for carrying out the University Campuses Review Process. . Please note, however, that no campus has the power or authority to veto a program or program change proposed by another campus. Finally, this review is designed to generate feedback at a point in time where the proposals are developed but not approved so that the originating campus can make full use of any feedback that is provided.
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An outraged mother who today accused a dental clinic of improperly treating her son may be just the latest victim of a company that has allegedly scammed millions from taxpayers and forced children to undergo unnecessary treatment.
Autum Archuleta first encountered the Small Smiles dental clinic when she took her son Nathan, then 2, for a check-up in 2010.
Just 25 minutes later, her son left with three crowns, two baby root canals, and six silver fillings.
As the dentists worked, Archuleta said she could hear her son screaming and she forced her way into the treatment room to find Nathan being held down by three clinic employees and strapped down in stabilization device called a papoose board restricting him from head to toe.
'He wasn't the same for a long time after we brought him home' she told NBC News. 'He cried a lot...He wasn't my little boy. He didn't smile...The night terrors were the worst. I mean it was a lot of sleepless nights.
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There was a high-tech meeting of the minds at the Corpus Christi International Airport on Monday, aimed at examining the ongoing drought in this part of Texas.
The Webinar, as it was called, was hosted by the National Weather Service.
During the online discussion, meteorologists shared weather information with about 40 participants. They showed an online presentation of graphs, charts and other information that signified no change in our current drought in the near future.
"A lot of times, we rely on El Niño developing during the fall and winter. That typically brings above normal rainfall," said John Metz of the National Weather Service. "There's really no indication of that happening for that next fall and winter, so we're really at the mercy of maybe a tropical system."
The National Weather Service said that those taking part joined the Webinar from cities like Laredo, Corpus Christi and Victoria, and again, they said that at this point, it looks like the only way out of the drought for us is with the help of a tropical storm or a hurricane, and they say higher surface temperatures in the Gulf suggest this is going to be another active season.
Drought Webinar Held at Corpus Christi International Airport
There was a high-tech meeting of the minds at the Corpus Christi International Airport on Monday, aimed at examining the ongoing drought in this part of Texas.
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by Jim Steinmeyer
Charles Hoy Fort, a pudgy, quiet, introspective little boy with wire-rimmed glasses, was haunted.
He had not yet developed his infamous obsession with the supernatural — those annoying, mysterious parts of our natural world that pull apart the fabric of traditional belief systems. He had not discovered the things that fall from the sky, or are found beneath the earth, or observed in the heavens, that wreak havoc with how we think about traditional science.
Young Charles Fort, born in 1874 to a family of wholesale grocers in Albany, New York, should have grown up with all the comforts of the Victorian Age. Instead, Charles was haunted by worry, self-doubt, and the cruel punishments of an impatient father.
"Why do you do these bad things," [Father asked.]
"Just for fun." [He] struck us savagely. Blood gushed from our nose. Running up the stairs, blood all over. A dirty, groveling little beast, crazed to get even, and doing damage was the only way to get even. Rubbing our nose on the lace curtains. Making the room a horror room. Leaning over banister, letting blood drip into the lower hall to do damage. Just then we were a little beast.
Fort's childhood made him look at the world with a unique mixture of cynicism and wonder. Some 20 years later, at the oak tables of the New York Public Library, the adult Charles Fort studiously collected accounts of rains of blood from the sky.
During my research for the recent biography Charles Fort: The Man Who Invented the Supernatural, I found that Fort had decided that the world was a very strange place. Remarkably, he managed to capture this notion, sweeping together bits of a journalism career, an interest in fiction, an obsessive passion for research, and his fascination for the world around him. He pioneered a new sort of book that haunted the readers of the 1920s. Charles Fort "invented" the supernatural, in the sense that he redefined it for our modern sensibilities. After Fort, our view of the paranormal would never be the same.
A Sense of Adventure
Unfortunately, our modern view of Charles Fort has suffered from several clichés. According to friends who knew him at the end of his life, he was painfully shy and led a hermit-like existence, leaving his rented apartment in the Bronx only to spend his life sitting at library research tables looking for oddities.
But those friends hadn't known Charles Fort at the start of his career. After leaving home and turning his back on his father's business, Fort found work writing for a Brooklyn newspaper, and then adventurously took a job as an editor for an upstart Long Island paper. Feeling a sense of wanderlust, Fort quit his newspaper work and scraped together money to tour the world, searching for experiences, personalities, and far-away places that would be of use to his career as a writer.
After two years of travel, Fort had described a haphazard and improvised circle on the map. Through the South, he traveled on freight trains and avoided lawmen; across the Atlantic, he worked on a cattle ship; through Europe he took on odd jobs or slept under viaducts with the hobos; down to South Africa, he was in time to watch the Boer War; and then, stricken with malaria, he returned to New York City.
Fort married Anna Filing, an Irish immigrant whom he had known in Albany. It's easy to imagine that his long attempt to escape his family was finally satisfied with a quiet, stable relationship.
Curiously, Fort's exotic travels were of little use for his short stories. He turned his attention to more mundane subjects, penning amusing tales of the New York dockyards or tenement life for the various pulp monthlies.
Fort came to the attention of Theodore Dreiser, an editor at Street and Smith who was just starting his own career as a novelist. Dreiser was intrigued by Fort's funny, gritty little tales. He was even more captivated when he met the author at the Street and Smith offices.
To this day, when I see Hardy [Oliver Hardy, the fat comedian of the team Laurel and Hardy] I see Fort as he was then—that unctuous, ingratiating mood, those unwieldly, deferential, twittery mannerisms were Fort's then. I knew that I liked him, and that somehow he was the embodiment of the charming things that I had read.
40,000 Notes
After years of toil, Fort gave up on fiction. He began researching in the reading room of the New York Public Library, in the new white marble palace at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street. His work at the library began like his world travels, an improvised tour with no specific purpose. Fort bounced from science to art, philosophy to economics. In scientific journals, shipping reports, and newspapers, he found reports of odd things. Comets were predicted, but did not reappear. Mysterious flashes of light in the sky seemed to synchronize with earthquakes or volcanoes. Illuminated airships, years before the invention of the airplane, were seen in the skies.
Even stranger: Fish fell from the sky, or frogs. Stones rained down from the heavens—not meteors, but stones. Sometimes they were seen to fall in slow motion.
Fort began taking notes. He scrawled references to these phenomena on small rectangles of scrap paper, about one by two inches. If he needed a larger note, he would fold a sheet down to this size, securing it with a paper clip. These notes were then taken back to this apartment and sorted into cardboard boxes. Soon Fort found a knack for sniffing out these odd, annoying facts. He reported to have collected nearly 40,000 paper notes on oddities.
Fort's boxes of notes are now housed at the New York Public Library. They are fascinating artifacts from the history of the supernatural. His notes were torn from bits of cheap paper or any handy scrap; some are on the backs of letters. With his distinctive pencil scrawl, a pointy script written on a severe diagonal, Fort categorized a wide range of accounts: "Astronomy, sociology, psychology, volcanoes, religion, earthworms…" He began by looking for relationships between subjects, and his books are filled with speculation about the harmonies among the different phenomena of our world. Over the years, his note taking evolved to reflect his growing interests, like the latest astronomical predictions, Einstein's theories, poltergeists, spontaneous human combustion, or people who disappeared suddenly and unexpectedly.
Around 1915, Fort began organizing these notes into a projected book he called X, in which he theorized that we were being controlled by a race of beings on Mars. The premise sounds like a grand bit of crank literature, but it perfectly complimented Fort's time: newspapers were filled with reports of radio signals from Mars and diagrams of canals that had been dug on the red planet. Theodore Dreiser attempted to sell X to publishing houses in New York, along with Fort's next manuscript, titled Y, which speculated about a mysterious race of beings at the North Pole. But the publishers weren't interested. Fort, depressed about his failed research, soldiered on.
[My] book expressed very little of what I was trying to do. I cut it down; I put it away. It was not what I wanted. But the force of the 40,000 notes had been modified by this book…the power, or the hypnosis of them.
Dreiser always loved X and Y, thinking they were some of Fort's best work. But Fort became tired of these early efforts. Unfortunately, modern researchers can't evaluate them. Despite Dreiser's urgings, Fort destroyed both manuscripts later in his career.
Enter The Damned
In many ways, the failure of X and Y was the best thing that ever happened to Fort. If they had been published, he would have joined the swollen ranks of crank authors, assembling earth-shattering theories on tiny bits of evidence. Instead, he went back and invented a new kind of book.
Fort realized that his oddities were the core of his research and that no explanation was worthy of consideration. In fact, he doubted whether the standard scientific theories were of any value, or if, indeed, there were anything that could ever be proved or disproved.
For a while he titled his third manuscript Z. But eventually he settled on a brilliant new title: The Book of the Damned.
A procession of the damned. By the damned, I mean the excluded. We shall have a procession of data that Science has excluded. Battalions of the accursed, captained by pallid data that I have exhumed, will march. You'll read them, or they'll march. The aggregate appearance is of dignity and dissoluteness; the aggregate voice is a defiant prayer; but the spirit of the whole is processional. The power that has said to all these things that they are damned, is Dogmatic Science.
Remarkable as the book was, it faced the same problems with publishers. Dreiser finally took The Book of the Damned to his own publisher, Horace Liveright. Liveright returned the manuscript, telling him, "If we publish this, we'll lose money." Dreiser responded, "If you don't publish it, you'll lose me."
In fact, The Book of the Damned was revolutionary enough to make headlines and attract readers. Through the 1920s, it was reprinted several times, and since Fort's death it has almost never been out of print.
An Unusual Friendship
Theodore Dreiser was fascinated with metaphysical subjects and took Fort's theories, even his most teasing, outlandish suggestions, more seriously than Fort himself did. They had an interesting friendship, and a number of Dreiser's interests, like Hegel's philosophy, Social Darwinism, and orthogenetic evolution, worked their way directly into Fort's books.
Dreiser was Fort's best friend for over 25 years. For most of those years, they lived in the same city. But after Fort's death, Dreiser noted that he might have seen Fort fewer than 20 times through all those years. Instead, their friendship was carried out in letters. (Fort was old-fashioned and avoided using a telephone.) A number of those letters survive in various Dreiser collections.
Fort had several psychic experiences in his lifetime. He recounted two of these to Dreiser, who recorded them in his own manuscripts. Most telling was Fort's experience when he was destitute, living in a small tenement in Hell's Kitchen and trying to write something that would sell. He was feeding scavenged bits of wood and coal into their small stove one day when he became aware of an odd, golden color in a different corner of the room. He described it to Dreiser as "a soft, golden yellow mist or glow." It had a positive effect on him, offering hope when he was at his most pessimistic. The glow "caused the mode that was enveloping him to disappear completely."
After Fort's death, Anna Fort told Dreiser how the spirit of Fort's father haunted the couple for years. They heard his voice calling for Charles, or his distinctive knocking on their apartment door. Odd rapping noises overcame their rooms, and on one occasion the pots and pans in the kitchen were mysteriously tipped onto the floor.
Fort never wrote about these experiences, preferring to base his writings on objective accounts from other journals or newspapers. More than likely, the publicity-shy Fort was reluctant to write of his own personal tragedies — his bouts with poverty and the emotionally charged relationship with his father.
Lo! And Behold
The success of The Book of the Damned, and a modest inheritance from Fort's uncle, meant that he could live comfortably and continue his research. Charles and Anna Fort took a flat in London, where he spent each day at the British Library adding thousands of notes on oddities to his collection. These notes resulted in three additional books, New Lands, Lo!, and Wild Talents.
Fort and Anna returned to New York permanently in 1929 and took an apartment in the Bronx. Lo!, published in 1931, might well be Fort's best book, a perfect blend of his research and writing style. When it was published, friends of the author organized the Fortean Society to further his work and promote his books. Members of the society read like a "Who's Who" list: Theodore Dreiser, of course, but also Ben Hecht, Booth Tarkington, John Cowper Powys, and Alexander Woolcott. Fort himself, ever the contrarian, refused to join.
Fort's last book, Wild Talents, was written when his health was in decline. In this, Fort turned his spotlight on personal stories: disappearing people, a talking dog, and accounts of apparent witchcraft in modern dress. Wild Talents is filled with self-effacing humor and enigmatic mysteries. It was published just before Fort's death of leukemia in 1932.
I still remember the chill I experienced when I visited the Fort family grave in Albany, New York. The monument is a grand pedestal with a goddess poised on the top; it was erected when Charles Fort was a small boy on the death of his grandfather, Albany's successful wholesale grocer. The goddess's pose, lost in thought, holding the laurel wreath of victory against her chest, is perfectly suited to Charles Fort's own philosophy: the perfect embodiment of knowing and not knowing. I wondered if the little boy from Albany carried the memory of this sullen goddess throughout his life.
Part Humorist, Part Scientist
Fort's obituaries remarked on his status as the "foe of science." His books never hesitated pointing out the foibles and mistakes of scientists, and he was often criticized for this attitude. Part of Fort's goal was to question whether scientists actually understood the world, or whether these inconvenient facts were being ignored because they challenged conventional wisdom.
More than 75 years after his death, readers are still debating whether Fort was a crank or a genius. "To this day, it has not been determined whether I am a humorist or a scientist," Fort wrote. "I believe nothing. I have shut myself away from the rocks and wisdom of ages, and from the so-called great teachers of all time, and perhaps because of that isolation I am given to bizarre hospitalities. I shut the front door upon Christ and Einstein, and at the back door hold out a welcoming hand to little frogs and periwinkles. I believe nothing of my own that I have ever written. I cannot accept that the products of minds are subject-matter for beliefs."
But scarcely a decade after his death, writers used Fort's pioneering work as inspiration. His research into mysterious airships was linked to the UFO phenomena of 1950s. His account of "The London Triangle" provided the inspiration for Fortean Society member Vincent Gaddis when he christened a patch of ocean "The Bermuda Triangle." And Fort's research, pried out of scientific journals and newspapers, has formed the canon for many later accounts: the Mary Celeste, Kaspar Hauser, cryptozoology, the Devil in Devonshire, spontaneous human combustion, disappearing people, or teleportation (a word that Fort coined). Although he's not always given credit, Fort had a profound influence on these subjects and the way we look at the paranormal.
Reading Charles Fort
Why bother with Fort, now that many of his phenomena have been researched and revised for other books?
Fort is still the gold standard of supernatural writing. He's often imitated, but his unique mixture of dry humor, chilling mysteries, and cold, hard research has never been matched. Many have found passages in Fort's books tough sledding. When Fort races through his lists of phenomena, the citations can addle a casual reader: "Many instances of frogs that were seen to fall from the sky. (Notes and Queries, 8-6-104); accounts of such falls, signed by witnesses (Notes and Queries, 8-6-190)."
But Fort's books invite exploration. There's a kind of poetry to his odd prose, and a sense of celebration of these oddities. He saw the mysteries of our world, and the world as a whole, in insightful ways that were truly decades ahead of his time. In Wild Talents, Fort wrote:
Not a bottle of catsup can fall from a tenement-house fire escape in Harlem, without being noted—not only by the indignant people downstairs, but even though infinitesimally, universally, maybe… Affecting the price of pajamas in Jersey City, the temper of somebody's mother-in-law in Greenland, the demand, in China, for rhinoceros horns for the cure of rheumatism—maybe. Because all things are inter-related, continuous, of an underlying oneness.
Buckminster Fuller, the author and inventor, may have met Charles Fort at Dreiser's apartment, and he later became a fan of his works. "Charles Fort fell in love with the world that jilted him," Fuller explained. I think that simple assessment may provide the most interesting aspect of Fort's work, and Fort's life story: how the little boy from Albany, attempting to make sense of a puzzling, haunting world, managed to seduce generations of readers. He makes us marvel at the little questions, and contemplate the larger ones. Throughout his books, Fort reminds us how good it feels to stop and scratch our head. This is the redemptive power of genuine wonder.
Read this and other great stories in the June 2008 issue of FATE! Purchase the print edition or e-edition.
Jim Steinmeyer is a historian of stage magic and the author of The Glorious Deception and Hiding the Elephant. He is also a designer of magic illusion who has done work for television, Broadway, and many of the best-known names in modern magic, such as Doug Henning and David Copperfield.
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The census said there has been an average annual increase of 1.235 million - an average of one birth every 24.4 seconds.
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Of the 65.2 million Egyptians, an estimated 1.9 million live abroad.
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More than 50 percent of the total population live in Cairo and the Delta region, "an indication of the disproportion in demographic placement," Oloui said.
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