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In book 1 of this steamy new contemporary Western romance series by two blockbuster authors, a cowboy and a woman on the run take a stand and fight for love.
Carlin Reed lives in fear, off the grid, moving from place to place. So Battle Ridge, Wyoming, a small town in the middle of nowhere, seems like a good place to lie low for a while. But after becoming cook and housekeeper to cattle rancher Zeke Decker, Carlin suspects that she's made her first mistake. Rugged, sexy, and too distracting for his own good, Zeke is pure temptation mixed with something deep and primal that makes Carlin feel almost safe. Soon things are getting way too hot in the kitchen.
Zeke doesn't challenge Carlin's terms: cash, dead bolts, and no questions. It is easy to see that she's a woman in trouble. Problem is, he's so blindsided by his attraction to her he can't think straight. Zeke tries to stay all business, no complications - but that game plan is sabotaged the second Carlin gets under his skin. And when her terrifying past follows her to the ranch, Carlin faces a heartbreaking choice: run away from the man she loves, or put him in the crosshairs of a madman.
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©2012 Linda Howard, Linda Jones (P)2012 Random House Audio
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The plot was ok but the writing was sophomoric at best and narration was horrible. So disappointed in this product that had Linda Howard's name on it.
"Great love story!"
I enjoyed the audiobook very much, from the narrator to the story and characters!
I'd highly recommend any audiobook by Linda Howard as I've found that they are all superbly well done.
Reader, writer, quilter, needleworker, Kentuckian.
I've been a fan of Linda Howard for a long time, and this book written with her close friend Linda Winstead Jones is a solid example. A young woman running from a deadly stalker finds herself in the wilds of Montana cooking for a grumpy bachelor and his hands. As she learns to cook and fall in love, her stalker is closing in. This is a well-written, satisfying book that I will read again. Well worth your time and money.
big reader
"Another winner"
Linda Howard has a way of pulling laughs out of the most serious plot. She has been my favorite author for years.
carlin is a woman on the run yet she cannot curb her natural tendency to be sassy and smart mouthed. The characters are likable and real and the story line believable. The performance could not have been better. Narrators can make or break a book. Maggie wheeler nailed the Carlin. She's narrated this book so well that I would by an unknown author were she on the credits. Well done to the writer and the narrator!!! A big thumbs up!
66yrs old and road driver for 25yrs. have been a steady member of audible for more than five years. enjoy all kinds of books.
"Great story, well written!"
didn't read it.
She is an outstanding narrator. Easy to follow her characters.
This was one of Linda Howard's best books. I am not averse to sex scenes but how refreshing to find two people falling for one another without jumping into bed after the first hello! Really a good book.
"Why did I put off listening to this book?"
I really enjoyed this book and listened to it over a few days once I got going. I purchased this on audible when it was published but never got around to it. I saw a few negative reviews early on, and then sort of lost the drive to listen to it.
Goes to show I should never take too much notice of what others say. This book was a very pleasant listen, with varying amounts of tension in it to keep me interested.
I liked the narrator, she enhanced this story, I liked the way she read and phrased the sentences, where she put emphasis. Awesome work and I would listen to another one by her in a heartbeat.
"Next stop Wyoming!"
50/50
I needed some romance and a change from the usual genres I lean towards. The story is weak. But I did get some enjoyment out of the different setting, classic cowboy, and domesticity.
They could've spent more time in story development. It's an okay story. Better than I could write but I've read much better romances. I'm so ready to suspend disbelief I can't believe they fell so short of my low expectations.
Probably not. She doesn't deliver on the male characters or at least she didn't for this book.
It's a toss up. 50/50
I wanted to listen to a romance while chilling out, I wish I'd picked better.
Yeah. The sex leaves a lot to be desired. It doesn't come until late in the book and it's short and nondescript. I mean she tells you what's going on but not with sufficient skill to make it worth the wait. The sexual tension/attraction is barely palpable, if the characters didn't have conversations about it with themselves it wouldn't come across the story.
"Brilliantly Funny!!!"
Yes, it has a narrator that does a wonderful Texan (Southern Texan) accent and her flares are all in the right places, being a Texan I have appreciation for such things and also the story is GOOD! I'm a fan of the western mixed with dry humor and these Co-authors did a great job of telling the story.
While they were in the truck, dangling after a spin out and Carlin was worried about the eggs not the fact that they were in a truck in a tree, also the way she tries to keep Zeke at a distance and for him to only realize moments later that he got his butt handed to him is funny and the way she takes charge of the things she hasn't EVER done is just awesome!
Like I said before, the narrator is southern and it's awesome to hear it naturally spoken instead of over embellished like some other series I've heard samples of. There's a difference between modern southern belle and hollywood southern belle. This one to me is modern.
I don't want to say extreme as much as I can agree it was definitely hard to put down and I loved the parts that made me laugh b/c I had to rewind a little each time for things I'd miss after laughing. (My husband jumped each time I laughed out of no where b/c I was having so much fun with this story line)
Can't wait until the next book comes out!!! I WILL be looking forward to seeing the release date since this one came out last November (2012) I hope it's not going to be forever until the next one! It IS an easy read and should be taken as such, books aren't meant to be "taken seriously" otherwise you miss the enjoyment of getting lost in a book! ENJOY!
Audible addicted love mystery,lately stuck on love story. Mother of 1 Labrador and 1 perfect man. Work way too hard, and so ready to be retired
"Just ok"
Just ok.for me you figure with two writers you would get something different than the same girl and boy with instance like with obstacles in their way and you have half the book dedicated to their thoughts..ole" I ff more than half the story to get to the meat of book try at your own risk I enjoy the 2nd part of the book would not pay 27 bucks for it.
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PenFed Announces a Large CD Rate Increase for October
After several months of subpar CD rates, Pentagon Federal Credit Union (PenFed) will be making a pleasant change in October. On Sunday, PenFed advertised in the LA Times about its October CD rates. Thanks to DA member saverguy99 who posted on this news in the forum. Below is a list of these new CD and IRA CD rates that should be official by October 1st:
- 2.02% APY 7-year CD (was 1.76%)
- 2.02% APY 5-year CD (was 1.56%)
- 1.76% APY 4-year CD (was 1.41%)
- 1.51% APY 3-year CD (was 1.26%)
- 1.26% APY 2-year CD (was 1.00%)
- 0.75% APY 1-year CD (was 0.50%)
Update 10/1/13: The above CD rates are now listed on PenFed's website.
These CD rates are not yet posted at PenFed's website. They will take effect on October 1st, 2013. I confirmed these rates with a PenFed CSR this morning.
These CD rates are not exceptional like some of the past PenFed CD deals, but they're near the rate leaders for these terms. Hopefully, it's a sign of things to come.
PenFed calls their CDs "Money Market Certificates", but they are essentially certificates of deposit (CD) with fixed rates for specific terms.
Minimum deposit is $1,000. The rates are also available in an IRA. The early withdrawal penalty is up to 180 days of interest for terms from 1 year to 4 years. The penalty is up to 365 days of interest for terms of 5 and 7 years. The penalty doesn't eat into the principal. For example, if you withdraw principal before 1 year on a 5-year CD, you'll lose all interest but none of the principal.
Even though PenFed typically maintains CD rates through the month, they no longer guarantee it. For more details about PenFed CDs, please refer to my PenFed CD review.
PenFed Membership
PenFed makes it easy for anyone to join and open accounts online. If you don't qualify based on military, employer or family, you can become eligible by joining the National Military Family Association (one-time $20 fee) or by joining the Voices for America's Troops (one-time $15 fee). Joining one of these organizations and joining PenFed can be done at the same time all online. Our PenFed overview section has more details on PenFed's membership qualifications.
To join PenFed, click on the "Join PenFed" link at the top of any PenFed page. This will take you to the start of the online application. That first page asks about eligibility. If you don't qualify via any of the listed options, click "None of the above". A popup informs users that "We can establish your membership eligibility through either National Military Family Association or Voices for America's Troops." When you close the popup, you are then asked to select one of these two organizations.
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Accounts can be opened online, but for those who prefer opening accounts in an office, PenFed has branches in several parts of the country including Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and Texas.
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Cruising on Celebrity with young children. : Celebrity Silhouette Cruise Review by infl
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Cruising on Celebrity with young children.
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
Well, it rained almost the entire cruise so we had to turn to the ship for entertainment and the kids club wasn't a good fit for us.
Embarkation. Easy. No problems. On the ship before noon.
Disembarkation. A nightmare. They claim that customs is More now slow because of the sequestration. Our time to depart the ship was 8:30. It took over an hour standing in line. Make sure you have some entertainment and comfortable shoes. We were in the first group off the ship. I feel sorry for the later groups.
The ship. Attractive. Looks new. Pool is ok for an adults only ship, but with kids you are going to miss the slides and toys. My kids still enjoyed it but my little one came to me on the last day saying that it was way too full and that people were touching him. Yes, the pool was too full of people. We enjoyed looking at the art. Towel games wasn't too bad. Last day (only day with sun) I good good seats at 8:30 am. It did fill up within the next hour, but I thought I was too late. Go figure.
Staterooms. We booked 3 concierge class state rooms 9364, 9366, and 9370. They were non connecting, but the balcony partitions were opened so we had easy access to all 3 rooms and they certainly felt connected. The rooms were clean. Linens nice. Loved the robes. Fruit was 3 pieces daily.. usually oranges and apples. Loved the welcome bottle of champagne. Toiletries were ok. Showers were nice and hot! Water pressure excellent. We had to ask for extra soap. TV entertainment was limited. Royal Caribbean and Disney have much better TV entertainment for the kids. Loved being able to see cruise photos on TV before going downstairs to look for them.
Smoking. This is not supposed to happen but there was a daily smoker on the balcony. We couldn't see them because they wouldn't come to the rail, but we could smell the smoke. My stateroom attendant could smell it too. We called guest services and were told that the there wasn't anything we could do and that people break the rules all of the time. They claimed they would send someone to check it out. Nothing happened. Typical Celebrity. They are good at saying "Sorry, there is nothing we can do.". I had this problem on the Allure last year and we were told that smoking on the balcony is permitted so we had to let it go. But, Celebrity has a non smoking policy and doesn't care to enforce it. Not cool.
Dining room. Food is not fabulous. On the Millennium my husband and I did speciality dining almost every night which was worth every dime. With 5 kids the age limits on the restaurants and the costs for 7 are prohibitive. We had couple of good dishes, but otherwise I was surprised at how unimpressive the dishes were. The salmon was undercooked and the lobster on lobster night was rubbery and fishy. But, the entire wait staff was incredible. If you have young kids you must request Baron. My kids learned his name the first night and kept asking to go back and see him. It's clear that he enjoys making kids smile. It was a pleasure watching them look forward to interacting with him. His assistant waiter Floriano was also a hit with the kids. The women in charge of beverages (wine and other drinks) were super sweet as well. Baron knows neat tricks that the kids love (and the adults too!). Super cute. That crew cancelled out the assembly line underwhelming food.
Bars. Went to the Molecular Bar a few nights. The bartenders were moody. One actually got agitated when we asked for a drink. She told us she needed a break then proceeded to walk off for a few minutes and then came back. I guess she was having a bad day but I thought it was pretty unprofessional. The bar in Oceanview cafe had some kind of orange drink mix that they tried to pass off as freshly squeezed orange juice. That was kind of annoying when you have the premium drink package. I also felt like I had to give extra tip to get service with a smile. I got tired of everyone looking so overworked so I made sure I flashed some green to get them to warm up. Not too cool to feel that way. I wonder how they divvy up those so called tips on the drink packages??
Entertainment. Heard a few lounge singers. I've heard better. We didn't feel that the shows were going to keep the children interested so we didn't go. The Allure last year had fantastic shows. With all of the rain we missed the kid friendly shows so bad! No movie theater or good movies. This is the first cruise with the kids that we didn't see a new currently in theaters movie with the kids. We missed that. Tried the casino 3 nights. It didn't have energy. I didn't hear people acting like they were winning and didn't hear any bells that made me think money was being won. I guess it's a good thing because I typically get the gambling itch really bad. I didn't catch it here. I didn't spend a quarter of my gambling budget. Guess I will spend it at the mall!
Kids club. My 10 year old daughter loved it. I was a little uncomfortable with them allowing 9-11 year old girls run around unsupervised on the ship. My daughter said they were going up to drunk people asking them questions as part of scavenger hunt time. When I told her I thought that that seemed inappropriate her answer was that they were told that they are not allowed to go into any one's staterooms! OK... I let her do it so she wouldn't feel left out but certainly I can see some potential issues with that. My 8 year olds were grouped with 6 year olds and at some times 3-5 year olds. Playing pirate and running around saying Arrrgh! is not going to excite the typical 8 almost 9 year old. I went to drop them off once and they were watching a movie with no option to blow off steam in a separate area. Not cool! They had fun at times, but didn't feel stimulated. Celebrity needs to reassess what they think kids are doing now. My kids wanted to play dodge ball and go on scavenger hunts. They wanted to play the Wii with the 9-11 year olds. So, if you are hoping that somehow the kids club could be better than a Royal Caribbean or Disney the answer is no. My 13 year old felt intimated by the huge 16-17 year olds that were in his club. Totally understandable. He didn't go back. 13 is a hard age to crack so I'm going to blame that on him.
Ports. Not going to go to much into detail. Cozumel- went to Nachi cocum. It rained, but I will go there again in the future. Not a cruise excursion. I wrote a little something about it on Trip Advisor. Grand Cayman- stayed on the ship, weather was horrible. Jamacia- hung out at the port a little, regretted not doing an excursion, weather improved towards the end of the day; we've done Dunn's in the past (it's a must do); Labadee- we were fortunate enough to rent a cabana (we were on the wait list). We loved cabana 10. Awesome. Learn about the different beaches on Labadee before you set up shop. Some are less rocky and wavy than others. Learn about how pushy they can get on Labadee when it comes to tipping. If you are not prepared you may come away feeling like you got taken advantage of.
Bottom Line- Celebrity cruise line does not cater to kids. But, they are welcome on the ship. If you must cruise celebrity have back up plans for activities in case of rain. There are no slides, pool toys, movie theaters, cool shows that kids like, or even a good selection of channels and movies on the television. Bring some board games and other forms of entertainment. If you have a 8 year old boy who is the rough and tumble type, the kids club will likely be a bad fit. Ask early if they can hang with the 9-11 year olds. They might accommodate you. We didn't ask early enough (that's what I was told when we asked too late).
We had a nice time because we tried to focus on being together as a family and getting to know each other better. But, I will not be taking my children on another Celebrity cruise.
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Cabin review: C39366 Concierge Class
9366. Unobstructed view. We did smell smoke, but I'm assuming this is from a smoker from up above. 2 chairs on the balcony and a little table. 2 foot rests. 3 pieces of fruit daily and evening canapes if you choose. Shower is hot with good pressure. Nice linens. Bathrobe nice. You can hear others walking in the rooms next door at times. Can't hear any hallway noise. You can also hear some talking at times so be careful with your comments! But, overall a clean quiet room with an unobstructed view of the ocean. Good luck!Read All Concierge Class (C3) Reviews >>
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Murfreesboro's First Professional Theater Company to Debut With JEKYLL & HYDE In Concert
Jekyll & Hyde-the musical that established Frank Wildhorn as a major force in contemporary musical theater-will be given a concert mounting in early August as the first offering from Murfreesboro's Stones River Theatre Company, the city's first and only professional theatre company.
Directed by Logan Huber, SRTC's artistic director, with musical direction by Justin Holder, the show runs August 3 and 4 at 7 p.m. and August 5 at 2 p.m. at Middle Tennessee State University's Hinton Hall in the Wright Music Building.
"Jekyll & Hyde is a true musical theatre phenomenon," Huber says, explaining the show's selection as the debut production of his new theater company. "This show had attracted legions of loyal fans even before the show began its smash-hit Broadway run."
Huber describes the show as "an evocative tale of the epic battle between good and evil: Jekyll & Hyde is based on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic story about a brilliant doctor whose experiments with human personality create a murderous counterpart. Convinced the cure for his father's mental illness lies in the separation of Man's evil nature from his good, Dr. Henry Jekyll unwittingly unleashes his own dark side, wreaking havoc in the streets of late 19th century London as the savage, maniacal Edward Hyde."
Stephen Michael Jones, a recent theater graduate of MTSU who made his Boiler Room Theatre debut in Xanadu, takes on the title roles, portraying Dr. Henry Jekyll and his darker, more sinister personality Edward Hyde.
Wildhorn's acclaimed score for Jekyll & Hyde includes "Someone Like You" and "This is the Moment." Huber says a live orchestra will perform the score under Holder's direction for the three performances in Hinton Hall
The cast also includes Katherine Sandoval Taylor, currently in rehearsals for The Light in the Piazza in Asheville, North Carolina, and who will portray Young Heidi in First Night's Follies In Concert later in August, will play Emma Carew in Jekyll and Hyde, with Jeana Campbell as Lucy Harris, John Carson Taylor as Gabriel John Utterson, Warren Langworthy (also cast in First Night's Follies In Concert) as Sir Danvers Carew, Christine Poythress as Lady Beaconsfield and Nellie and Kinsey Brewer as Simon Stride.
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Rugby League keeps producing the bizarre.
Friday night's Roosters versus Rabbitohs match defied belief. Mind you, if you've followed rugby league long enough, you learn anything is possible.
Anyone can explain what happened in this game. The real question is why did things happen the way they did? How can one team dominate for so long and produce such a huge lead; then 20 minutes later find themselves facing an embarrassing defeat?
What changes the momentum? Why does this momentum shift so dramatically affect the psyche of players? Or is it the psyche of players that causes momentum to shift?
Answering the ''why'' question could well determine the fate of these two teams this season.
Let's recap "what" happened.
The cross-town rivals began with all the enthusiasm and intent we've come to love about this time-honoured derby. The early exchanges were evenly shared as players searched for breaking point in their rivals. Souths were first to crack. They could not maintain the rage and by the 30-minute mark looked physically spent. Body language deteriorated badly, indicating loss of resolve. Poor discipline, poor decision-making, communication ceased - sure signs of defeatism.
The Roosters took control and displayed a ruthlessness saved only for genuine contenders. Their relentless advantage-line assault drove the Rabbits backwards. When coach Brian Smith went to his bench and introduced young dynamos Jake Friend, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves and big Mose Masoe into the fray, the Roosters exploded. The Rabbitohs had no answer to their power.
The Roosters attacking play was precise. The constant changing of angles and switches of play from one side of the play-the-ball area to the other sapped their opponents. Support play was outstanding.
The Roosters consistently won all the important one-on-one contests. They gained the extra metres, dominated in the tackles, played the ball faster, leapt higher and fought more feverishly for the ball on the ground.
At the back end of each set of six, the perfect kicking game of half Mitchell Pearce ensured the home side enjoyed territorial dominance.
Early in the second half the Roosters posted a soft six-pointer to winger Sam Perrett to extend their lead to 28-6. The game looked over. Souths showed no signs of making a comeback, with the Roosters showing no signs they were about to afford them any mercy.
Then, seemingly inexplicably (although I will attempt to explain in a moment), the game changed. I don't think Souths could have manufactured a comeback on their own. They needed help from their opponents and the Roosters obliged.
The Roosters became frivolous. They conceded a string of unnecessary penalties and got right away from the hard-nosed approach that produced such a handsome lead.
Thanks to the Roosters' undisciplined actions the Rabbits enjoyed a welcome run of possession. As the sting left the Roosters' tackling, South Sydney players started to gallop onto the ball. After three repeat sets of six at the Roosters' end of the field the Rabbitohs finally found their way to the try line when Rhys Wesser executed a superb cut-out pass to winger Nathan Merritt.
Another try, only moments later, gave them hope. A third second-half touchdown gave them belief.
Suddenly the Rabbitohs were bristling with energy. Where was all this power in the first half? A length-of-the-field solo effort by half Chris Sandow had the Souths fans stomping their feet with excitement as their team drew level at 28-all.
Then with seven minutes to play, Sandow calmly potted a field goal to edge his team to the lead. The fans were delirious. Players celebrated and high-fived each other as they ran back for the next Roosters kick-off. It appeared they were ready to complete one of the greatest comeback victories in rugby league history.
In this ill-advised moment of euphoria, they forgot Brian Smith-coached teams have a history of producing the short kick-off tactic when needed most. They defended poorly against Braith Anasta's wonderfully executed restart and reacted slowly when the Roosters came up with possession. A couple of tackles later the home side produced a neat interchange of passing to see lanky back-rower Tom Symonds muscle through flimsy defence to score.
The Rabbits were shell-shocked. They never recovered. They had no short kick-off reply of their own to try to steal back possession. The Roosters professionally controlled the dying stages and an intercept try on the bell (Symonds again) gave the hosts an 11-point victory.
Now the "why". Firstly, Souths.
I've always felt that South Sydney cannot compete for long periods of time if there is genuine heat in the contest. If their opponents are off their game, the Rabbitohs will play as well as any team in the league.
They play their best football when the game is loose and free of intensity. They excel when well behind on the scoreboard - they win games when they can no longer make the top eight. Perhaps this is harsh, but that's the impression I get and this theory has stood the test of time.
They looked poor in the first half when the battle was raging. They came good when their opponents took the foot off the accelerator. Then once they got to the front, they couldn't answer the challenge when the Roosters forced a late surge.
If the Rabbitohs left Friday night's venue patting themselves on the backs for their second-half rally and believing they can build a season on this spasmodic brilliance, well, they'll finish this season with another sack full of disappointment.
South Sydney won't learn to win consistently until they learn to think like winners. End of story.
The Roosters?
They're a good side when hard work, discipline and attention to detail dominate their thinking. They produce their best when they play for each other and the common cause. The moment they think success is all about talent, they are vulnerable to self-destruction. The moment individuals start to play the solo hand, the team mentality suffers.
Their ill-discipline on Friday night came as a result of poor attitude control, plus a lack of respect for their opposition and even the referee. The scoreboard dominance eroded their quality and intensity.
When holding a big lead, the only way your opponents can mount a comeback is if you gift them a run of possession. The Roosters did this through carelessness, ill-discipline and uncontrolled egos.
To their credit, though, when it mattered most they found a way to dig themselves out of trouble. That's a positive. But they, too, will be deluding themselves if self-appraisal doesn't address the real reasons they found themselves into so much trouble. Football games are never won - and they are never lost - until the final whistle sounds. Until then, keep powering away at what you do best.


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Sterling Silver, Enamel St. Olga Orthodox Cross with Chain
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- Includes 24" Chain; other chains available
- Packed in Blue Velvet Gift Box
This Russian-style St. Olga cross contains a traditional Byzantine, St. Andrew cross in blue enamel in it's center. A starburst is located at the top(representing the light of Christ), along with Greek letters on the side tips: "IC" and "XC", which stand for Jesus Christ. It's back contains an inscription which reads "spasi I sokhrani", Slavonic for "Protect and Save". The slanted lower bar represents the footrest. Comes with 24" continuous (no clasp) sterling chain, and is packaged in a blue velvet gift box. You may order a different chain for an additional cost.
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Lake Success, N.Y. (Nov. 19)
An Egyptian amendment to the draft constitution of the International Refugee Organization aimed at blocking the resettlement in Palestine of displaced Jews from Europe was defeated today by the U.N. Social The and Cultural Committee following strong opposition by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, U.S. delegate.
Mrs. Roosevelt pointed out that if the Egyptian amendment were adopted, it would have the effect of making the resettlement of Jewish refugees impossible and would make their repatriation to their native lands obligatory. Certain classes of Jewish refugees, she argued, could not be repatriated.
Mrs. Roosevelt also opposed a Soviet motion to eliminate a paragraph defining DP's as those "unable or unwilling" to avail themselves of the protection of their countries of origin, pointing out that its deletion might affect Polish Jews who do not want to return to Poland.
The Committee also took steps today to redraft a proposal that might have been interpreted as permitting Arab states to prevent the IRO from assisting in the resettlement of Jewish refugees in Palestine. The proposal, offered in the form of an amendment to the IRO constitution, by Yugoslav delegate, Leon Mattes, would force the IRO "to refrain from any temporary or permanent location of refugees and displaced persons in a territory if any of the neighboring countries submit a formal objection based on the endeavor to preserve friendly relations between nations."
Mattes explained that this proposal was directed only at fascist elements in Europe and he asked the delegates to accept it in that spirit. Realizing the interpretation that might be placed on it, the Danish delegate suggested a change that would eliminate Palestine. His proposal was for the IRO "to avoid resettlement and reestablishment of refugees and displaced persons on adjoining territories of their countries of origin if a formal objection is raised by such a country." The phrase "country of origin" would avoid application to Palestine.
The committee then voted to send both versions to a drafting committee of Yugoslavia, Denmark, Egypt and the United States, together with an Egyptian proposal that would amend the same paragraph to prevent resettlement against "the freely expressed aspirations and wishes of the indigenous population in the receiving countries."
The Egyptian delegate, Saad Kamel, raised violent objection to the committee's action. First, he announced that if the original Yugoslav proposal is changed he would adopt it as his own. Further, he insisted that his amendment should not be included with the other two. In this he was overruled by the chairman. The expectation is that Egypt's views will be rejected by the other three states and that the revised amendment will not concern Jews.
The committee defeated another Yugoslav amendment that would have put European Jews under the jurisdiction of the IRO only if they left their homeland before the creation of the IRO.


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A NEW cycle route linking Essex University to Wivenhoe could pave the way for high speed internet in the town.
Essex County Council has run a consultation on five possible routes for the cycle path.
Colchester Council said if one of four options involving Colchester Road is chosen it could use the opportunity to install open access fibre optic broadband to Wivenhoe.
A report by council officers said: "Allowing for fibre optic cabling within the design of the cycleway potentially offers construction cost sharing with the fibre provider and reduced disruption for residents."
Paul Smith, councillor for business and resources at the borough council, said: "We are well aware about the need to improve broadband speeds across the borough with benefits not just for private users, but businesses as well.
"Our partner, County Broadband, has already done some installations in areas such as Abberton, mainly using line of sight technology, but Wivenhoe presents a problem geographically because it is well shielded by Clingoe Hill.
"The tricky part is always the cost, but there is some national and county council funding available.
"This is an encouraging situation and it may be that by doing the cycle route we could substantially reduce the costs of putting in the cable."
Funding of £250,000 for construction of the cycle route has been put forward by the university as part of a planning agreement, allowing it to build a multistorey car park on campus.
Ginny Waters, owner of the Wivenhoe Bookshop, said: "Having fibre optic broadband would definitely be good for us.
"The speeds are not terribly fast here – it's not really bad, but obviously the quicker, the better.
"All of our ordering to suppliers is done online and we sell books online and run a website, so we really are on the web a lot.
"Anything which can be done to improve the speeds would be welcomed."
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1 out of 5 - pretty bad. I wouldn't give either of these marks to any episode I've seen so far.
2 out of 5 - not very good, and disappointing by Who standards. The only story I'd give 2 to would be last year's Fear Her.
3 out of 5 - an ok episode, some good bits and some not so good bits. I'd give Daleks in Manhattan a 3.
4 out of 5 - pretty good, even by Who standards a pretty special story. I'd give last year's Love and Monsters a 4.
5 out of 5 - outstanding, exceptional, a brilliant episode. I'd give last year's last episode Doomsday a 5 out of 5. I can't remember the last time a piece of TV had me in floods of tears on the sofa for the last 15 minutes.
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A SIGN language interpreter from Astley is running the London Marathon to raise at least £2,000 for a deaf children's charity.
Helen Campbell, 54, has worked with deaf people for 18 years and is running the marathon in April for the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS).
The freelance British Sign Language interpreter has started her training and fundraising early in a bid to raise as much as possible.
Mrs Campbell said: "This is a real personal challenge for me. Training will be hard work, particularly throughout the winter months but raising the money will be the biggest challenge.
"By the time I run it I'll be 55 and I just thought it was time to have a go."
Mrs Campbell is also qualified in a number of therapies such as reflexology, natural facelift massages and hypnotherapy, which she is offering at her home in Astley in return to donations and sponsorship.
The usual cost of the treatments ranges from £25 to £60 per session but Mrs Campbell is offering people the chance to try them for whatever they can afford to donate.
Helen Lerwill, NDCS head of community and events, said: "There are around 45,000 deaf children in the UK and 90 per cent of deaf children are born to parents with no previous experience of deafness.
"Ninety-five per cent of our work is funded by the public so the commitment of people raising money by taking part in events such as the London Marathon helps us provide much needed support to deaf children and their families."
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PORTLAND, Ore. (TheStreet) -- Hey, the Federal Communications Commission voted to eliminate the sports blackout rule! That means the archaic agreement between the National Football League and the government is no more, right? That means that fans will never miss another game again, no?
Well, not really.
The FCC's vote is a huge symbolic move. It shows the government's willingness to get out of the sports business and to stop being the muscle behind the NFL's television policies. What it doesn't do, however, is completely nullify the blackout rules that apply to all NFL games. Just ask Bills fans in Buffalo how much it helped them watch their team's last home game against the Miami Dolphins last weekend. That was just the latest in that team's string of late-season blackouts.
The FCC vote, taken on Dec. 18 and lauded by politicians including Sen. Sherrod Brown (D., Ohio) and Sen. John McCain (R., Ariz.), applies only to the government's role in enforcing television and cable blackouts. It also isn't binding, as the FCC is still waiting for Congress' permission to take that minor step.
And, yes, it is minor. Even if the FCC ends its enforcement of cable and satellite blackouts of NFL games in home markets, there's nothing preventing the NFL from making blackouts a stipulation in its contracts with broadcast partners. If Walt Disney's (DIS) ESPN wants to keep its $1.9 billion annual deal for "Monday Night Football" or DirecTV (DTV) seeks to maintain its $1 billion per season agreement for the NFL "Sunday Ticket" package that is set to expire in 2015, they may have to enforce the NFL's blackout wishes or do what ESPN did when a blackout threatened a broadcast of a game in San Diego -- shell out for leftover tickets and keep the game on the air themselves.
Why would they do that? Because not only are NFL games regularly the highest-rated shows on cable, but they're the 19 of the 20 highest-rated shows of any kind this season. It's the reason Fox (FOXA) CBS (CBS) and Comcast's (CMCSA) NBC agreed to pay the NFL $28 billion for broadcast rights through 2022 and why television revenue accounted for $4.5 billion of the league's $9.5 billion in revenue last season.
That might is secured by the NFL original television rule, which dates back to an act of Congress in 1961 and was more clearly defined in the early 1970s. Under that rule, home games couldn't be shown on TV stations that broadcast within a 75-mile radius of the stadium if nonpremium tickets weren't completely sold out 72 hours before kickoff. Last year, the NFL allowed teams the option of calling games "sellouts" at 85% capacity and keeping them on local television.
The rule change didn't prevent NFL teams from blacking out a total of 15 games in 2012, but it's a big part of the reason the league's had only one blackout this season compared to 16 in 2011 and 26 in 2010. The optional blackout threshold successfully shifted blame from the league to individual team owners, which left teams scrambling to either embrace the lower threshold or take advantage of a loophole that allows them to buy back unsold tickets at one-third of the cost and give them to charities.
McCain still doesn't think that's good enough. The Arizona senator introduced legislation in May that would prevent the NFL from blacking out home games played in stadiums built with public money. A full 30 of the NFL's 31 stadiums have had a portion of their costs paid with tax dollars. It cost an average of $525 million to cover each of 20 NFL stadiums built since 1997, according to a Minnesota study looking into the likely costs of a new stadium for the Vikings. It says that 56% of those stadium costs, or roughly $238 million per stadium, were paid for with public funds. That's nearly $4.8 billion in tax dollars spent on NFL stadiums alone, but economists estimate that continued costs including maintenance, infrastructure and renovations dip into more tax money and force the public to pay upwards of 70% of a stadium's cost.


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You NEVER show your cards up front! The opening gambit is always a feint. Do you pay the list price for a new car????? They ask for the moon, then settle for less. You offer dirt, then come up from there. That's the way it works.
Donnie saying we don't want a vet DOESN"T MEAN SQUAT! It's simply to devalue the vets that we MAY want to acquire. I see no way in H*LL that Donnie or ANYONE in the organization is writing off ANYTHING about this season!! Not even close, and anyone that thinks so must be smoking some GOOD *****!!! IF we in fact DON'T want a vet, that simply means they think we are ok as is, without Ron.
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Mariah Carey made Nick Cannon wait until they were married to have sex
Nick Cannon is a giant sack of dumb. Apparently, he agreed not to have sex with Mariah Carey until after they were married which is unbelievably retarded. Nothing like going to your honeymoon suite to find out your wife has a penis, and you didn't sign a pre-nup. Might as well start writing those alimony checks out to "Frank" and save yourself the rush. The Daily Mirror reports:
But Mariah says hanging on for that two months from when they met in February to when they tied the knot in the Bahamas in April was well worth it.
She adds: "It's not that we had NO intimacy, we just didn't have complete intimacy. It's just me, and my feelings.
"I definitely don't want to push it on anybody else. But we both have similar beliefs, and I just thought that it would be so much more special if we waited until after we were married. And it was, and it still is."
Kids, listen up, not having sex before marriage is probably the stupidest idea in the history of man. That's like not eating your last meal before going to the electric chair because you think they serve lobster tails in the afterlife. NEWSFLASH: They don't. (But I hear there's a Long John's.)


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Donald Trump and controversy sort of go hand-in-hand at this point in the election cycle, and as far as polls are concerned it seems to be helping him.
Actual votes, however? Given his loss at the Iowa Caucuses, it's a mixed bag. He did finish second, but the Des Moines Register and Bloomberg had him leading the pack.
A second place finish in the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday would be a hard thing for the billionaire real estate mogul, reality television star, and ex-GOP frontrunner to overcome.
As a result, the question becomes this: does Donald Trump opt for a friendlier persona to try and get more moderate voters on his side, or does he double down and play to the base?
You probably already know the answer.
At a rally on Monday leading into the NH vote, one could make the case that he "called" Ted Cruz a "p***y," which would be the crassest insult yet for a man famous for them.
It is simply unheard of rhetoric for U.S. politics, though it could become the norm now that Donald Trump has let the genie out of the bottle.
Here's how it all went down.
As Trump was talking about his support of waterboarding and Cruz' reluctance to endorse it in his own right-of-center bid for the White House, he said he expected the Iowa Caucus winner to take a more hardline approach.
That's when a woman called out that Ted Cruz was a "p***y." After that, the Donald feigned outrage at her statement, and then asked her to repeat it.
Just so the rest of the crowd could hear, too, he then said that she had called Cruz the dreaded P-word, and he enunciated it clearly into the mic for everyone to hear.
"OK, you're not allowed to say — and I would never expect to hear that from you again," Trump sarcastically "scolded" the woman, adding to the audience, "she said — I never expect to hear that from you again! — she said that he's a p***y. That's terrible!"
What the video above doesn't show is more sarcasm from Donald Trump when he officially "reprimands" the woman.
The Washington Post picks it up from there, noting the Donald reflected on other times in the past that his supporters have said things he failed to reprimand., and the controversy that followed.
"This time," the report states, "Trump made a show of distancing himself from the insult he had just repeated: 'You're reprimanded, okay?'"
He followed that up by asking his audience if the woman could stay.
She stayed.
Naturally, pundits on the left and the right picked up the clip and ran it through the primary eve rounds.
Since launching his campaign for President, Donald Trump has used lots of colorful language. He said that he would "bomb the s**t out of ISIS." He has dropped an F-bomb. He has said that in 2008 Hillary Clinton "got schlonged" in the primary. He noted that his "Only Rosie O'Donnell" answer at the first GOP debate in 2015 left Megyn Kelly with "blood coming out of her wherever."
They are verbal jabs that would be campaign killers for any other candidate on the left or the right, but many pundits actually believe they are helping Donald Trump in his bid for the White House.
But what do you think, readers?
Has he been too insulting to other candidates to have a legitimate shot at the Presidency, and of the recent Ted Cruz "p***y" comment, do you think that Donald Trump was being sincere in his "reprimand" of the woman in his audience? Sound off in the comments section.
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Tracy Dort-Kyne, 41, was biking downhill when she, catastrophically, fell into a ditch. In one instant, she became a quadriplegic.
In one instant, her life changed. Forever.
Tracy is a daughter, an athlete, a sister, a friend and a single mother of three boys.
I met Tracy when our 10-year olds took swimming lessons together a few years ago. We sat poolside and bonded about being single moms and the challenges we faced. Tracy with her positive approach, animated stories and wide smile, made me laugh and lifted my spirits. Little did we know how much she was going to have to call upon that positive spirit. Little did we know that her challenges were about to get so much larger. Tracy's road is now uphill.
Featured in November 12th's Globe & Mail http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/health/medicares-no-match-for-catast..., it has become increasingly clear, that on a daily basis, Tracy will need to incur immense medical expenses to support her own daily needs - not to mention raise her three boys.
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The Best Things to do After a Breakup
Breakups, especially the bitter kind, can be hard to handle. Even if the split is amicable, you could find yourself struggling to cope with the missing puzzle piece in your daily life. To help you cope, we've made of the top five things you should do to overcome your rut and celebrate your new single status!
Take the time to experience all your emotions. Angry, sad or completely confused? Grab a couple romantic films, some snacks and cry it out. Or, if your prefer the less dramatic route, write about it. Either way, make sure to face your initial reaction to the breakup head on.
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You may have such questions as What Is Olestra Made of and Is Olestra Bad for You,or you may also seek several helpful information about Which Foods In The Uk Contain Olestra. Besides,you may be interested in answers related to List of Foods Made with Olestra,too. Read more as following:
Some of the foods that contain olestra are in some brands of potato chips, crackers, cheese and French fries. Frito-Lay chips are a common brand of chips that contain olestra.
i think my son may be having a problem with this fake fat and i was wondering if anybody knows of brand names and products that contain this problem fat. i already know one is apparently pringles thanks x
I am pregnant with my second baby. I do not know how far along I am yet as I just found out. But I have been throwing up nonstop for the past two days. Why is this so much worse with my second baby? Also, is this any indication of how far along I am?
I am a beginner vegan, and today i snacked on Pringles Lights, which are made with Olestra (from Olean) Is this product vegan? I am also allergic to gluten, and i've read that this product is gluten free. Please tell me if i'm wrong!
What foods sold in the U.S. contain olestra? I am allergic to it and know some potato chips contain it, but I don't know what kind or what other kinds of food have it in it. Thank you!
I was in NH last summer and we bought some fat free or very low fat (can't remember which) chips which were really really good! We don't have those in Canada. I think I heard a rumour that they cause cancer or something.
the first is 100% all natural egg beaters. They have 25 calories and 5 grams of protein. No fat. No cholestrol. But I read somewhere that they are bad for you? why
and the other is fat free lays potatoe chips made with olestra. Why?
I am going to the store and would love to know what made you stop being sick
I am under 8 weeks pregnant and have some bad morning sickness. I am travelling a long way tomorrow for work and already get travel sickness.. I am dreading the journey. What would be some good things to take or try? Thank you!
i ask because that's what they substitute in light lays chips and i'd kinda like to know what i might be eating 😉
it's a oil they use in lays potato chips. they use it only in the fat free lays though.
I'm thinking it might be because of the food i ate last night because the oil looks the same but i could be wrong. If you've experienced this before please tell me your story and if you realized what the cause was of it in the first place. I feel really weird right now.
I have stopped purchasing/eating snack foods because I kept getting major stomache pains after eating snacks containing Olestra. (However, I would like to eat snack food every once in a while, if it won't involve being doubled over with severe pain : ( Thanks for any info you have: )
If someone who is morbidly obese need to lose weight and she cut out fats in their diet completely but chooses foods that only contain Olestra instead of normal fats..how is that detrimental to her.
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It's a trivial annoyance, but I've never liked that the default for viewing NYT articles is a multi-page format. Whenever I start an article, I always click on the Single Page icon so that I can digest the rest of the article without waiting for any page reloads. Now, with the the Firefox extension Greasemonkey, this is done for me. I still prefer Single Page view to Print view, because it includes pictures and occasionally links to popup sidebars. Besides, with Adblock installed, I never see any advertisements.
Here's the script, which is based on one for Print pages from Evan Martin.


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Moira Johnston hits the streets of New York topless. Photo by Atisha Paulson http://atisha.tumblr.com/
If you've ever been to New York in the summer, you'll know the meaning of "hot and bothered". As the temperatures climb towards 40, the pavement radiates great whorls of heat haze, and car and air-con exhausts clog the air, it's unbearable. As your bra becomes a puddle and your outfit affects all the fashionable insouciance of a used Wettex, you may find yourself longing to tear your top off - as many men do in such weather - and feel the breeze.
Which is precisely what one woman has been doing during the current east coast heat wave, because it's perfectly legal to do so. "I'm going topless today," she told racked (NB: assume most of these links feature bare bosoms if you're at work). "It's to raise awareness that's it's legal for woman to be topless anywhere a guy can be without a shirt since 1992 here in New York State."
Jamie Peck from TheGloss gave it a whirl and spent a day in Central Park, sans top. At the end of her day out, it seemed the "somebody think of the children!" brigade were the only objectors: "Personally, I think that viewing a bare breast as inherently sexual and hence corrupting of innocence is silly; I'd much rather my hypothetical kid see women of all shapes enjoying the outdoors and being comfortable with their bodies than, say, two fully clothed people dry humping on a bench."
There are loads of other examples, ranging from the "Topfreedom" movement - which pursues, rightly, the gender equality inherent in women and girls being able to go topless where men and boys can be bare-chested - to other cities and towns where it's legal for women to go topless in public (even if fellow citizens don't realise it).
And, predictably, any time the idea of women being topless in a mundane context is raised, the message comes through loud and clear: cover up, love, that's a bit offensive.
(The 'breastfeeding in public' debate intersects with the toplessness issue, since both are arguably natural activities that have somehow become scandalised and offensive, though that's another whole article in itself.)
We live in an enlightened age (or so we're told): why do we still treat bare breasts as such objects of scandal?
I must admit it's always puzzled me. Growing up, as I did, in the '80s, my template for adult womanhood was that it was perfectly natural - nay, expected - to whip 'em out in summer. We'd turn up to the beach, three or four families or so, stake out a spot, and then the mums and aunts and friends would roll their one-pieces down and pour on the Reef. Consequently my approach to beachgoing is similarly au naturel.
Now, I understand that the beach is an imperfect example - after all, there are plenty of topless beaches (if not totally "clothing optional"; Victoria has four, officially) around. But think about all the times your bikini top has turned into an intricate Japanese rope knot when you emerge from beneath a wave: the shame, the embarrassment, the dip below the water to shove everything back into place... Wouldn't it be easier if, like dudes, we didn't have to worry?
Think also of the time you realised - probably around seven or eight - that your days of frolicking "topless" on the beach with your friends were drawing to a close. (I expect that these days, with stores stocked with "baby bras" and bikinis for toddlers, that moment comes a lot faster.) The message, even if we didn't comprehend it at that age, is that breasts are something that must be covered.
And for what reason? Because men will go crazy with lust? Because breasts are offensive? Because children will be traumatised? They're the three excuses usually trotted out, and I've copped variations on all of them when I take my top off at the beach. I usually just respond with a raised eyebrow and a withering sneer, as I refuse to accept that my naked rack is any different to the chest of the bloke two towels across.
Decriers of 'equal toplessness rights' usually whine things like "Well, I guess I'll walk around with no pants on, then" or, hysterically (and this is a quote, from the comments on Peck's Gloss piece), "I'm going to go show my dick to a bunch of kids at the park (get your minds out of the gutter, there is nothing inherently sexual about a man's naked penis!). When i get back, everybody tell me how brave and progressive I am."
Depressingly, it all comes back to the fact that women's bodies are inherently sexualised, whether we like it or not. Amanda Hess put it well in a piece she wrote about "acceptable" amounts of cleavage: "[B]ecause my breasts are smaller, less visible, less imposing than other women's breasts—because there's less boob there—I can feel free to wear the more revealing top without attracting claims of public obscenity. It seems that some women's bodies are just naturally sluttier than other women's bodies—and all women's bodies are naturally sluttier than men's bodies."
Once again it falls to the younger generation to give me hope that this ridiculousness might one day fall by the wayside. On blog platform Tumblr, a bunch of slut-shaming posts circulated that instructed "girls" that "your boobs go inside your top" (as a response, presumably, to young women who choose to take topless or nude photos, or wear revealing clothing).
In response, one young woman made her own "hey girls" post, that reads, "Hey girls, did you know that your boobs are just masses of fatty tissue and muscle that happen to be able to sustain another human's life, be stimulated for orgasm, are squishy, and not covering them has no effect on your level of self-respect or how you deserve to be treated?"
I'm going to think of that next time I get the urge to tear off my t-shirt in the sweltering New York summer.


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Freshmen Excel at Washington International Horse Show
Benson and Donovan finish one, two
Junior Feature: Lindsay Portela
Junior Spotlight
4-21-13 Auburn Equestrian Celebrates at Toomers Corner
4-21-13 Auburn Equestrian Celebrates at Toomers Corner' Anthony Hall
3-30-13 SEC Equestrian Championship Day 2
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10-13-12 Texas A&M vs Auburn Equestrian Anthony Hall
Jessica Braswell is in her fifth season with Auburn and her second as associate head coach overseeing the hunt seat discipline.
Under her guidance, the Auburn hunt seat corps has been one of the top groups in the nation and has proven it time and time again. Most recently, the Tigers captured the 2016 NCEA National title and the program's first Southeastern Conference crown. In addition, she helped lead the Tigers to the Overall National title and the Hunt Seat National title in 2013.
The 2015-16 season was one for the record books as the Tigers went 16-1 overall, finishing the year on a 13-meet run. The Hunt Seat crew finished the year with a plethora of accolades, lead by Elizabeth Benson and Caitlin Boyle. Benson picked up two All-America honors and was named the SEC Co-Flat Rider of the Year. Boyle, in her freshman season, was named the SEC Freshman Rider of the Year in both Fences and Flat, was an All-America honoree, and was placed on the NCEA and SEC All-Championship Teams. For their effors, Boyle and Benson each were MOP honorees in Fences and Flat, respectively.
In addition to Benson's and Boyle's successes in 2015-16, four other Tigers in Ashley Foster (Flat), Tory Hoft (Flat), Ashton Alexander (Fences), and Hayley Iannotti (Fences) were awarded All-America honors.
During the 2014-15 season, Braswell helped lead Benson to two All-America honors, the SEC Fences Rider of the Year and two NCEA All-Championship Team honors. Braswell also led Foster to her first All-America honor in Fences.
Braswell coached three riders to All-America honors in 2013, including Benson, Christina Lin and Jennifer Waxman. Benson was selected as a First Team All-American in Equitation Over Fences, Lin was selected as an Honorable Mention All American in Equitation on the Flat and Waxman was selected as an Honorable Mention All American in Equitation Over Fences. Braswell also coached Benson to the Most Outstanding Players Awards in Equitation on the Flat and Equitation Over Fences at the 2013 NCEA National Championship.
In 2012, she coached two student-athletes to All-America Honors. Maggie McAlary was a First Team All American in Equitation Over Fences and Equitation on the Flat and Jennifer Waxman was an Honorable Mention All American in Equitation Over Fences.
Braswell graduated from Auburn in 2009 with a double major in Agricultural Business & Economics and Spanish International Trade. She decided to remain at Auburn and pursue a Master's degree in which she graduated in December 2010 with a Master of Business Administration.
While at Auburn, Braswell was a member of the equestrian team from 2005-2009. She helped lead the team to an overall national championship in 2006 and a hunt seat national championship in 2008. She was a four-time member of the SEC academic honor roll and the 2009 Auburn Female Scholar Athlete of the Year. She continued to be a part of the equestrian program during graduate school as the first Equestrian Director of Operations.
Braswell began riding at an early age and competed extensively before coming to Auburn in 2005. Prior to coaching at Auburn, Braswell worked for CIGNA Health Care in Hartford, Conn. She worked in CIGNA's Proposal Management Department as a strategist.
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Look at those boots! Matthew McConaughey, girlfriend Camila Alves, their son Levi, 9 months, and dog BJ have a family day out at a fundraiser on Malibu Pier on Sunday. Keen surfer and local resident, Matthew spoke at the event which was raising funds for the Surfrider Foundation, a non-profit environmental organization that protects oceans and beaches.
On changing Levi's diapers and being peed on, the 39-year-old Dazed and Confused star said, "Yes! And yes! More than a few times to both. And [Levi] gets the joke when he pees on me. He laughs. He laughs his butt off! I think I am [good at changing diapers]. I could have a race-off with some other dads out there."View Slideshow »»


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Wednesday, 26 September, 2001, 15:46 GMT 16:46 UK
Sony to axe jobs
Sony has announced it is cutting 220 jobs at its television plant in Bridgend.
The Japanese company said it had been reviewing its future business plans and the job losses were necessary for the company to meet future market conditions.
Assembly First Minister Rhodri Morgan said he was "disappointed" by the announcement, but added the administration would continue to support the company.
"I was very reassured by Sony's strong restatement of their total commitment to their two Welsh plants," said Mr Morgan.
"I understand just how difficult market conditions in the television industry are."
The Bridgend plant - which produces cathode ray tubes - currently employs 1,100 permanent staff.
The Sony site at Pencoed will be unaffected by this latest announcement.
Last October, Sony announced 400 job losses between its Bridgend and Pencoed plants - which employed 3,100 staff at the time - blaming the strength of the pound and "fierce competition".
Tony Abbott, managing director of Sony Manufacturing UK, said the company was "very sorry" that it had to take this action.
He added it would enable the Bridgend plant to secure its future and to be able to respond when the market for digital products expanded.
The announcement comes four months after American electronics company Solectron is to cut 350 jobs at its south Wales plant in Cwmcarn.
Prior to that Panasonic and Hitachi plants in south Wales announced significant job losses in 2000 and Hitachi revealed it was closing its Hirwaun factory last month, shedding 174 jobs.
Widescreen contract
Sony's south Wales plants produce high quality televisions and computer screens, a market which has been hit in the last 18 months by strong competition from other manufacturers.
Last year, the Japanese company switched major work making widescreen televisions from Germany to its plants in Wales.
The company also launched a recruitment drive in 2000 to bring an extra 100 jobs to the 4,000-strong base in Wales.
Sony first opened in Wales back in 1973, expanding to employ more than 4,000 workers - winning awards for export orders.
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"I believe all suffering is caused by ignorance. People inflict pain on others in the selfish pursuit of their happiness or satisfaction. Yet true happiness comes from a sense of peace and contentment, which in turn must be achieved through the cultiv"
"Ignorance is not bliss; ignorance is impotence; it is fear; it is cruelty; it is all the things that make for unhappiness"
"The recipe for perpetual ignorance is: Be satisfied with your opinions and content with your knowledge."
"The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly."


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Directed by Lal Jose, the movie is all about the social issues in Kuttanad, linking it to the life of a hapless man. Namitha is seen as Kainakkari Jayasree, a classical dancer in Kuttanad. She helps Chakkattutharayil Gopan (Kunchacko Boban), owner of a houseboat, by performing on his boat to attract foreigners. Thus, they fall in love. This is the plot of the story.
Namitha Pramod started off her career in small screens. She did quite a number of roles in serials like Ente Manasaputhri (Anjali), Vellankanni Mathavu (Mathavu), Amme Devi (Devi), etc.
She has been already signed up for a Tamil flick titled En Kaathal Puthithu. It seems that more opportunities are on the cards for her. All we have to see if she is to stay back in Mollywood or will fly to other industries like others.


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Out of interest am I correct in understanding that GMG doesn't have a gift option on their store?
It's somewhat annoying the regional restrictions that EA's placed on GMG.
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Out of interest am I correct in understanding that GMG doesn't have a gift option on their store?
It's somewhat annoying the regional restrictions that EA's placed on GMG.
Don't GMG just give you the game key?
You could just forward the key onto whoever you want to gift it to.
Now you mention it Avish, I note that the same issue exists on Gamersgate - e.g. I can buy the guides and soundtrack for ME games but not the games themselves.
That's a bit lame. I know amazon tell you "you already own this" but they won't stop you buying another copy.
GMG looks like they've put up a midweek Civ V sale (75% off for Base Game / Gold Pack / God & Kings and 50% for the DLC.
Oh and they've a new 20% off voucher up: GMG20-NT7TS-SY2RT valid until 4pm GMT 22/03/2013
Gamefly have a Spring Break sale on - nothing really exciting other than Torchlight II is £4.99 which is the first time I've seen it cheaper than we group-bought it at launch for (just under £7 all done).
No link because it's a regional store which breaks almost any link you try - it's there for UK and US at least tho.
Omerta: city of gangsters is $10.06 in nuuvem
Edit: Wow, Sleeping Dogs is a fiver, too: https://store.eu.square-enix.com/eme...ed-Edition.php
Edit 2: There are a ton of great deals there -- lots of stuff 75% off.
The updated Final Fantasy VII is also 50% off there. Is this version worth a shot?
I never played the original.
Overhyped or not, FF7 is still a decent game. It hasn't aged terribly well, and I'm not sure if the enhancements in the new edition improve on that all that much.
My main problem with FF7 is that the 'tutorial area' is like 25% of the game. That and I just didn't like the materia system.
How could Final Fantasy VII possibly be overhyped? It was the killer app for the PSX. It influenced countless other games, including Planescape: Torment. It made having a complex story a thing. Overall it was a groundbreaking release and it arguably heaved the medium to a new level in many ways.
Is it a perfect, flawless game? No, of course not. Don't be ridiculous.
Even if you don't like the game - and I don't -, to deny its impact is nothing but ignorant.