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'HEARTLESS' thieves stole a Weymouth lad's bike a week after he got it for his birthday.
Nine-year-old Eoin Kelly was given the blue and white Apollo sandstorm mountain bike for his birthday, but a week later it was stolen from outside a friend's house.
Police are investigating the theft and are urging anyone with information about it to get in contact.
Eoin's mum Claire Kelly said her son rode his new bike from their house off Littlemoor Road in Weymouth to a friend's house in Geelong Close.
He left the bike at the gate of the garden and went into the house, and when he came out a few minutes later the bike was gone.
Mrs Kelly said: "He feels awful, absolutely gutted."
She added: "How can someone come along the road, see a bike, an opportune moment, and just take a child's bike?
"It's very heartless."
Eoin went out to look for the bike, but has not been able to find it. A few years ago he was the victim of crime when someone stole his other bike. He had wanted another bike so that he could ride to school and Mrs Kelly said she finally relented. Eoin had saved up some money and brought himself a cycle helmet and bike lock. Unfortunately he had left the lock at home when it was stolen.
Mrs Kelly said: "It's thoughtless and heartless.
"It's not as though it's an everyday occurrence buying a bike. It was his birthday present - that's the whole point."
She added: "He's just an innocent lad and wouldn't think anything of anybody. I don't know what he thinks now. He's absolutely gutted."
Dorset Police are investigating.
A spokesman for the force said: "This was reported to us on Tuesday, July 22 at 1.15pm. They reported the bike was stolen between 1pm and 1.05pm.
"It was an unlocked Apollo sandstorm child's mountain bike, with 24inch wheels and a blue and white frame. It was stolen from outside a property at Geelong Close."
Witnesses and anyone with information should call Dorset Police on 101.


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August 4, 2003
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Kylie Jenner Indulging Her Sweet Tooth Lead's Today's Star Sightings
Sweet 16, indeed.
Kylie Jenner was spotted at the grand opening of the The Sugar Factory in Hollywood this week. Joined by Kendall Jenner and Scott Disick, the young Keeping Up With the Kardashians star reportedly indulged in strawberry sour belts, chocolate covered gummy bears and the candy brand's Aquamarine Couture Pop.
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Even as the promos of his next big release Anjaana Anjaani continue to make waves with each passing day, Ranbir Kapoor is busy shooting for his next venture, director Imtiaz Alis Rockstar. Oneindia came across a couple of on-the-sets stills of this eagerly awaited film.

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Newcomer Nargis Fakhri would be seen opposite Ranbir in this film. The unit of Rockstar recently shot in Prague. Its obvious that Ranbir Kapoor plays the Rockstar in the film, but in these images he looks far from being one. Maybe its yet another story of a small town boy going on to becoming a Rockstar.One of the highlights of the film is its music composed by none other than Oscar winner A.R.Rahman. This is the first time that Rahman and Imtiaz Ali would be collaborating and we cant wait to hear the music of this film.


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The 2013 NFL preseason schedule was announced on Thursday. The Bears will host the Chargers and Browns while visiting the Panthers and Raiders. Also, long-time Lions kicker Jason Hanson has retired after 21 seasons. And more NFL news.
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Thursday marked another step towards the 2013 NFL season as the NFL revealed the matchups and dates for the 2013 preseason. The …
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Aretha confirmed Jennifer Hudson was one name suggested for her role in a musical production based on her life.
Her big winning in various award events, including Academy Awards, Golden Globes, and BAFTA among others, makes it possible for Jennifer Hudson to be the next Aretha Franklin. Taking into account her "instant" success, the Dreamgirl is the one among names suggested for the role of the soul singer in a musical production based on her life.
Confirmed to Access Hollywood that she has already been approached by several studios who want to take her autobiography and put it on the big screen, Aretha is yet sure if Hudson is the one taking on her role, saying "Well, I don't know. I'm not sure. The producers want to know how I feel about it, about her playing myself. What I'd like to see is three different people playing myself."
The planned musical production is already in the works and auditions set to happen May later this year in Detroit, with the star involved in the casting process, choosing the performers that will play "key members" from her family and her close friends and associates including Sam Cooke and Dinah Washington. Candidates vying for the role might not need to have Aretha's vocal prowess.
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The musical, "Aretha: From These Roots," is based in part upon her 1999 autobiography of the same name and will document Aretha's life from her early girlhood and musical life, starting at New Bethel Baptist Church in Detroit, where her famous father, the Rev. C.L. Franklin, presided. "From These Roots" also will show how Aretha's vocal gifts took her into the volatile world of the music business, trace her brief marriage to Ted White and show how she raised her sons as a single mother.


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The Room is always open should you want to talk baseball and the Mets.
The Mets' minor league system is a good topic. I saw some of you guys talking about it earlier.
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The Ultimate eLearning Workout – Absorb, Do, Connect!
Though cardio it's good for your heart and helps your weight, it isn't the only necessary activity your body needs when exercising. Some strength training is also key to tone your muscles. And of course, stretching at the beginning is a must. The same happens in eLearning, you need more than only just text in your courses. While it is important to provide learners with facts and numbers, learners also require adequate experience in practical application and connection to facts to retain information.
The Absorb-Do-Connect model of learning first proposed by W, Horton has become increasingly popular, giving teachers and learners alike deeper insights into the mechanics of learning. These three types of activities make it very easy to come up with an effective eLearning workout:
1) Let's Begin With Some Absorb Activities
In our eLearning workout we are going to compare stretching to preparing or introducing the topic to your learners. Absorb activities will prepare students to do something later on. Give them straightforward and engaging information to digest. This simple stretching exercise should work to not only inform those being taught, but help inspire and cultivate a genuine appreciation for learning.
Absorb activities require learners to read, listen, and watch. Such actions sound passive, but they are an active aspect of learning (Horton, p. 47). Video demonstrations, stories, hyperlinks, and lectures are all methods to allow students to absorb information easily. Videos are able to convey information quickly and effectively, while providing learners with literature to evaluate may be useful in more research intensive circumstances.
Regardless of the method chosen, it is important to recognize how varied learning environments or topics can benefit from different modes of presentation. Incorporating absorb methods when communicating facts or ideas will play an essential part in the 'do' and 'connect' phases later on. Fostering effective eLearning development first starts with conveying a high volume of information in way that can easily be recollected by the learner.
2) Let's Add Some Cardio (Action) to the Workout!
Allow learners to do something with what they have learned. The "do" phase is SO important in our eLearning workout that it is encouraged for learners to spend up to 50% of his or her time involving in these activities (Horton, p.1).
Discovery activities allow learners to break new ground and help get the most out of the 'do' aspect that is essential to effective learning. Scenarios, system simulations and role playing scenarios are forms of discovery activities that help tangibly illustrate to students the information they have just learned. Games can also help put the passive knowledge acquired during the absorb phase to work, ensuring students retain the information while also broadening their understanding of the material.
The hands-on trial and error experience students gain during the do phase is essential. Putting knowledge into action through different activities will keep information fresh while also demonstrating the fun to be found in learning.
3) Time to get stronger!
After stretching and some action it's time for strength training With strength training, you lift weights to strengthen the muscles. The heavy lifting of our eLearning workout is focused on real world connections; in helping students grow more brain connections.
Guide learners in finding ways to connect dots and produce results in their endeavors. The connect part of effective eLearning development consists of bridging the gap between the previous two components. While the absorb phase provides the information, and the do phase puts it all into practical context, the connect phase should aim to reflect or expand upon the entire experience in a number of ways.
Group discussions, collaborative work, rhetorical questions, examples and various modes of problem solving are all essential to 'connect' the learner to what is being taught. This is a good chance to introduce an imaginary task to learners that requires glossaries, article citations or Internet research to complete. An individual will begin to pick up on patterns, rules or distinctions much more easily while also practicing critical analysis, guided research and evaluation skills.
The connect phase makes it possible to summarize an array of material, tie everything together and touch up upon the main points being discussed.
Try mixing up the routine!
For effective eLearning development to take place, the important components of absorbing, doing and connecting information must take place. Without a balance of all three elements, learners may struggle to understand instructions or assignments being provided and have difficulty retaining critical information. Effective eLearning can often be dependent upon the conscious application of these three principles.
So a good rule of thumb is to include all three activities — absorpotion, do, and connect — in your eLearning workout. Diversifying the workout will ensure you give all your learners some love.


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Intensive study of the modes and means of composing creative, non-fictional prose.
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This is a writing and reading course that explores recent forms of innovative prose writing. We will read published texts and write our own original narratives, stories, memoirs, lyric essays, prose poems, hybrid texts, cross genre things and other weird formally inspired by what we read and talk about. We will also become familiar with literary terms and ideas such as plot, setting, character, point of view, narrative arc, imagery, simile, metaphor, allegory, etc. Class meetings will include discussion of assigned literary texts, writing exercises, reading aloud, critiquing of student work, small group sessions and group presentations. Students are expected to come to class fully prepared (i.e., having completed all assigned reading and writing before the start of the class period) and to participate actively in class discussion.
Student learning goals
write in a variety of prose fiction forms (tale, monologue, dialogue, short short, collage narrative, memoir, etc.)
revise a piece of writing
describe their own aesthetic
constructively critique another writer's work
make a chapbook
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During most classes we will discuss readings and do writing experiments related to our assigned readings. Some classes will emphasize workshopping or group critique of students' original work. Students will also work collaboratively in small critique groups and to give oral presentations on assigned readings.
Recommended preparation
No course prerequisites. Come with a very open mind and a desire to read lots, write lots, work hard and be creative and surprised.
Class assignments and grading
Specific writing assignments will be given orally in class by instructor. Students will write several short creative assignments, two longer ones and an "artist's statement." Students will produce a chapbook consisting of revised work as a final project. Each student will also participate in an oral presentation with three or four other students on one of our assigned books.
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Formes de peuplement et inégalités de déplacements. L'évolution des mobilités quotidiennes dans deux périphéries populaires de Bogotá : Soacha et Madrid (1993-2009)
Françoise Dureau, Vincent Gouëset – Patterns of Urban Settlement and Inequalities of Mobility. The Evolution of Daily Mobilities within two Working Class Suburbs of Bogotá : Soacha and Madrid (1993-2009) The article examines changes in daily mobility in two municipalities that illustrate the diversity of the popular suburb of Bogotá. Both municipalities are now entering a phase of maturation, resulting in a diversification of their demographic composition, consolidation of buildings, some anchor residential population and an improved supply of local jobs and services. Analysis of census (1993, 2005) and investigations on the mobility (1993, 2009) show a relative homogeneity of the social composition of the two municipalities, which contrasts with a widening inequality as regards daily mobility, especially in Soacha.
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There was a warm atmosphere on a cool afternoon on the backlot of Universal Studios last weekend. Lots of young celebrities were seen celebrating at the Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times' 20th annual Halloween Carnival presented by Jakks Cares. Kids and adults were dressed in costumes, with many witches, vampires, princesses, pirates, and Hulks roaming around, along with Ronald McDonald, of course. But it was the folks wearing the bright orange t-shirts that got my attention at the festive event. They were the great volunteers who were so friendly and helpful. They were there to support the youngsters fighting cancer who have attended the camp.
That's what the spook-tacular event was all about, and with the help of the great volunteers, everyone enjoyed the entertainment, rides, games, prizes, and lots of fantastic food from some of L.A.'s top restaurants. Something for everyone.
One of the first to arrive was Dancing with the Stars' Mark Ballas who said he was happy to support the great cause of Camp Ronald McDonald which brings happiness to sick kids. Ballas put on a mini-concert, and showed that, in addition to his dancing, he is a fine singer and musician. He'll be recording and going to tour in the near future. Ballas was part of the live entertainment presented on the Clear Channel Radio's 104.3 MY-fm stage. DWTS alumnus Roshon Fegan, was also there performing, and reported he's in the middle of putting together his own album. The energetic Roshon couldn't help himself and started singing along with Mark. Singer Pia Toscano, from American Idol's season 10, also delighted the crowd.
It was a family affair for some of the celebrities, with Hairspray's Marissa Jaret Winokur, dressed in jailhouse garb, attending with her husband producer Judah Miller and son Zev. Charlotte Ross (Glee) brought son Max. And Ken Jeong (The Hangover, NBC's Community) strolled along the Trick-or-Treat lane with his whole family in costume. "This is as much fun for the parents as it is for the kids," said Jeong.
ABC's Modern Family's talented youngster Rico Rodriguez and his actress-sister Raini were dressed like kids from the jitterbug era. From Twilight's wolfpack was Booboo Stewart, who escorted his stunning actress-sister Fivel Stewart. Bewitching kids at the Pumpkin Patch Storytelling area was Madison Pettis of Lab Rats (a Disney XD series). She read "Curious George" with gusto and the kids loved it.
Other kid stars attending and spreading smiles were Angus T. Jones, who is more than a "half" now in the sitcom Two and a Half Men; Modern Family's Nolan Gould; Ariel Winter was dressed like I Dream of Jeannie; Sammi Hanratty was a Vamp; and one of the most striking costumes was worn by Bella Thorne, from the Disney Channel's Shake It Up. She appeared to be Mother Nature with a green leaf outfit.
A bunch of popular teen celebrities volunteered to do autograph signings for fans and the youngsters who have attended Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times. Now celebrating its 30th anniversary, the camp continues to help children with cancer and their families, providing medically supervised activities that offer fun and friendship. Introduced by Rob Parker, the CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California, some kids got up on stage to talk about their experiences at camp and the impact that it has had on their lives. It was very moving to listen to them, and makes you appreciate a great day at the carnival.


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Here's the latest from an annual tradition at the Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School in Croton:
CROTON-ON-HUDSON – The day before the national election, students at Pierre Van Cortlandt Middle School were busy exercising their own right to vote, in mock voting booths set up in their school cafeteria.
Next to the lunch tables were two fixtures of any election: a sign-in table manned by dedicated volunteers and a row of curtained voting booths. The volunteers were students in Richard Norris' Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES class, the same students who had constructed the red and blue voting booths.
The BOCES class at PVC serves students with a variety of social, learning and emotional needs. Students in Norris' class have been learning about elections for the past month, researching candidates, making posters and organizing smaller, class-wide elections.
"The idea was to get the students engaged in the voting process," said Norris. "It doesn't have to do with policy or a particular candidate," he continued, "but rather our right and responsibility to take part in the process."
As students filed into the cafeteria, Norris' students signed them in, handed them a paper ballot and directed them to the voting booths. While waiting in line, students chatted about the upcoming election and engaged in some friendly banter about the candidates. Upon emerging from the voting booths, students were handed a sticker proclaiming that they had voted.
Remarked seventh grade student Emily Kehoe, "I think it's really cool for kids to get to express themselves by voting." Students from Norris' class seemed to feel the same way, as they smiled and helped their fellow students. As the fourth and last lunch period filed out, Norris announced that the election had garnered a 70 percent participation rate, and when the final vote was tallied, Barack Obama had received 75 percent of the votes, Mitt Romney 22 percent.
Norris thanked Page Printing of Peekskill for assisting in the student-run election, by providing printing services for some of the larger posters and the "I Voted" stickers.


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WHEEL WOMAN REVIEW: Peugeot 208 GTi
Durban - Test driving a car can feel a lot like wearing someone else's wardrobe for a week.
Some are so not you, or so unsuited to your lifestyle, yet as reviewer your job is to experience the car as someone in the target market would.
Driving the Peugeot 208 GTi felt a lot like wearing a pair of killer heels to do the weekly grocery shop. Gorgeous, but inappropriate.
Racy two-door cars are only practical if you almost never have reason to put people - especially adults - in those back seats. Not to mention dogs. Collapsing and sliding those heavy, stiff front seats forward to let the teenagers in and out of the back at regular intervals was hard work.
Even with empty back seats, two-door cars don't really work for me, to be honest. The doors are wide and heavy, making emerging from a tight parking space without damaging the car next door an extra challenge.
And as a shortie, with the driver's seat slid fairly far forward in order to reach the pedals, it's a bit of a schlep to reach the seatbelt hanging way back at the edge of that wide door.
But what a fun car this is.
I had an absolute ball in it. It's a hot hatch, this GTi, going up against the Renault Clio RS, Polo GTI, Mini Cooper S and Fiesta ST, among others. And it's got all the usual go-faster styling cues: lowered stance, side skirts, rear spoiler, a prominent GTi badge on the C-pillar - that bit of metal between the back window and windscreen - and liberal flashes of chrome.
Providing the go to match the show is a 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine that which puts out 147kW and 275Nm and gets the little thing from standstill to 100km/h in just under seven seconds.
Its suspension is fairly stiff, as you'd expect in a sporty number, but not bone-jarringly so, which is just as well, as our roads have many ways to unsettle a car. The combination of sharp handling and an awesome power to weight ratio had me unintentionally reaching surprisingly high speeds.
The cabin is what you'd expect from the racy version of a standard model – hip-hugging sports seats, red stitching, a teeny-tiny steering wheel and touches of leather. But there are unexpected, rather fetching touches, too, most notably the piano black finish on the dash, which morphs into bright red colouring which is repeated on the door handles.
It's very in-your-face, but it works.
Peugeot says the instrument panel is raised above the dash "so you can see it comfortably without taking your eyes off the road". Nevertheless, it took some manoeuvring of seat and steering wheel height for me to be able to see those key numbers at all. Once I got that right, though, everything came together perfectly.
There's a lot of spec crammed into this GTi, considering that it sells less than R300 000 – R291 100, to be exact. Six airbags, 17" alloys, a 180mm multi-function colour touchscreen, letting your fingers do the walking through radio, music player, hands-free Bluetooth set-up and satnav.
There are two USB ports, dual-zone climate control and a five-year or 60 000km maintenance plan, on top of the three-year warranty. What's not on that spec sheet is hill hold or power seats.
Fuel consumption is a claimed average of 5.9 litres per 100km, and even accounting for real-life driving distortions of that figure, it's pretty good for the performance you're getting.
This is one very sweet ride. - Star Motoring
Engine: 4-cyl, 1.6-litre turbopetrol
Gearbox: 6-speed manual
Power: 147kW @ 5800rpm
Torque: 275Nm @ 1700-4500rpm
0-100km/h (claimed): 6.8 seconds
Top speed (claimed): 230km/h
Consumption (claimed): 5.9 litres per 100km
Price: R291 100
Warranty: Three-year/100 000km
Maintenance plan: Five-year/60 000km
Ford Fiesta ST (134kW/290Nm) - R267 700
Mini Cooper S (141kW/300Nm) - R354 347
Renault Clio RS (147kW/240Nm) - R294 900
Volkswagen Polo GTI (132kW/250Nm) - R293 900


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Vigrex is known as being the generic version of Viagra, using the same ingredients and chemical composition, targeting men with erectile dysfunction and impotence issues. Vigrex is manufactured by Soulnature India, who creates many other healthcare products.
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Vigrex is comprised solely of Sildenafil Citrate, which is the main ingredient of Viagra. Like Viagra, it is also a Drug medicine, and requires a doctor's approval. It is targeted for men who are having symptoms of erectile dysfunction. Vigrex is made using a different process of Sildenafil Citrate. This new technique is the reason why the pills can take effect in the short time of just fifteen minutes.
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Health-Care Reform: The Rush to Pass a Bad Bill
Let's start by acknowledging that our health system is broken. Some 47 million of us are uninsured, an embarrassment in a nation this rich. The growth of medical costs is unsustainable—not just for families and companies but for federal budgets. And while the quality of U.S. care can be the best in the world, it is ridiculously uneven.
Unfortunately, though, President Barack Obama and health reform advocates in Congress have been acting as if finding the right solution is as easy as admitting there's a problem. In other words, they're still campaigning on the issue when what's needed is a detailed conversation with the American people about the hard choices involved in improving medical care.
Compounding this reliance on rhetoric is a mad rush to pass a bill. Congress has promised to produce a major health-reform law before August, an artificial deadline driven by lawmakers' monthlong summer recess. Yet the legislation—which currently exists as two major bills in the Senate and one in the House—is nowhere near ready for prime time.
Take the idea of the "individual mandate," which would require all citizens to have health insurance. There's an emerging consensus that this might be a good idea. But in the various bills (and the incomplete piles of paper parading as bills), it's unclear how the mandate would be enforced or what fines would be appropriate.
And what of the proposed "employer mandate," also in all three bills? Dubbed "pay or play," this would levy a tax on businesses that don't offer health insurance. But adding another cost linked to employment may further reduce job rolls. Have we satisfied ourselves that the trade-off is worth it?
Then there's the "public plan," the government-run insurance option embraced by the President and some Democrats as an alternative to private coverage. Those championing this option tell us that "if you like what you have, you can keep it." But according to nonpartisan think tank Lewin Group, as many as 118 million people could effectively be forced into the public "option," because their employers won't be able to compete—and will opt out of providing coverage choices. A government plan, unlike an employer-sponsored plan, can exempt itself from federal taxes and state regulations and compel hospitals to accept submarket reimbursements.
What's more, advocates pointing to Medicare and Medicaid as models seem to be ignoring the budgetary death rattle that endangers the future of these programs. Medicare trustees announced on May 12 that the hospital trust fund—Medicare Part A—will be bankrupt by 2017.
The public needs clear explanations about the trade-offs involved in reform. Instead, we're still getting stump speeches about how we can insure all the uninsured, improve the quality of care for everyone, and reduce total costs. We get stories, many of them moving, about sick people the system has failed. (The Web site for Organizing for America, the Administration's external campaign machine, asks supporters to send in such accounts. "Your personal stories are the most powerful call for change," the home page says.)
Many moderate Democrats are asking the difficult questions: Will the proposed government-centric fixes destroy the parts of health care that work? Oh, and what will health reform cost? The Senate Finance Committee has seen the price tag yo-yo wildly, as its staffers work to slash the Congressional Budget Office's breathtaking estimate of $1.6 trillion over 10 years—to a more vote-friendly $999,999,999,999.
The noble goal of helping the uninsured secure coverage should not be separated from the work of deciding how to finance it. Like killjoy accountants, the public should demand that representatives specify exactly what health reform will cost and what taxpayers will get for their money.
The President tells us it is time for serious discourse. He's right. But passionate certainty that things are broken is not the same as dispassionate clarity about how to fix them. If our leaders fear the specifics of health reform might frighten voters, the bill must not yet be good enough. Our health problems are too big for Congress to prescribe a cure that neither they nor we understand.


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"Handy Eco Mail" is simply a mail packing system using tape and address label directly on a pamphlet instead of using envelop or vinyl for packing the pamphlet. When the pamphlet gets through the "Handy Eco Mail", it automatically closes the open side of the pamphlet with tape. Oh did I forget; the user has to place the address label by hand which company claims this would eliminate any needs for using envelop. Read more


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Wannabe actress So-ra always fails in auditions and she doesn't think it's her acting that's failing her, but she's just unlucky and that there's something wrong with the directors. One day on the way back from a disappointing audition, she meets Seung-hyeon, a guy she used to act with. He invites her to the site where he is filming a movie and she is surprised by his acting skills. Coincidentally, So-ra gets to fill in for an actress who didn't show up and the filming becomes a disaster because of her acting...
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Posted in thread: thumb over thumb finger displacement on 03-06-2013 at 04:18 PM
I use the thumb over thumb method and i love it. I shoot a G35 in 40 caliber. I find for
shooting with this pistol in its stock form i have to extend more of my thumb along the frame
of the pistol to ...
Posted in thread: Attack Victim Had a Hand on His Gun, But He Didn't Shoot on 01-14-2013 at 12:18 AM
I'm in total agreement to a point, have you ever starred down the barrel of a pistol? It's
almost hypnotising... At the same time I would always vote to have a concealed weapon and lots
of training vs...
Posted in thread: Attack Victim Had a Hand on His Gun, But He Didn't Shoot on 01-07-2013 at 04:32 PM
When I was a teen me and some friends were robbed, one of my friends was shot in the incident.
The entire thing lasted under 20 seconds and I don't know that I would have ever had an
opportunity to dr...
Posted in thread: TulAmmo??? on 08-24-2012 at 01:45 PM
I don't trust Tullammo one bit. We have had countless light strikes on many pistols and barrel
bulges when using them in two of our glocks. We had to discontinue using it for our upcoming
All steel To...
Posted in thread: When is it ok to shoot? on 07-24-2012 at 03:36 PM
I have learnt that the burden of proof is on the shooter to justify his actions. This doesn't
mean that one should be hasty to deploy his firearm and blast an intruder. You may be surprised
that someo...
Posted in thread: Which caliber to choose? on 07-24-2012 at 03:13 PM
A .380 caliber is the smallest I would go, but that's just me.
Posted in thread: Steel Match on 07-24-2012 at 03:05 PM
Where's the steel?.....lol. I just love shooting steel. What was your course of fire?We have an
All Steel Challenge Match coming up at the end of next month. We hope to pull a large crowd.
Posted in thread: possible handgun on 07-13-2012 at 05:17 PM
I'd say 200 for a friend. If not, i'd pass.
Posted in thread: Whats the right way to shoot? on 07-13-2012 at 12:20 PM
I practice with both eyes open and usually shoot just like when I practice. However, if I have
an untimed target shoot and want to explode the bullseye, I try the dominant eye method.
Posted in thread: Are you armed when at home? on 07-13-2012 at 12:07 PM
This firearm comes off when I enter the bathroom and it returns to its place on my person
before I open the bathroom door to leave. It should be obvious from what I just typed the other
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It was quite the jolt to those who witnessed it — medical officials and police converging upon Middlebury College campus last Thursday morning, rushing into one of the dorms.
Was someone badly hurt, or worse? Was it perhaps a case of excessive partying coming home to roost for a student? Were there any public safety or health concerns for people inside or outside of the dorm? Was it safe to go inside the dorm?
One of the downsides of us still having a landline — besides all the young people thinking we're geezers — is that pretty much the only calls we get on it are from telemarketers.
Last week, I got one that really threw me. The caller said she was from the Cancer Is Really Awful Foundation or something, one of those vaguely real-sounding organizations that either save millions of lives or are shams run out of abandoned warehouses. You never can tell.
An Addison County, Middlebury icon. How many of us have walked through the aisles of Greg's hearing the voice, "Can I help you find something?" or "Good morning, you look well"? Plus a hug to many of his customers.
Greg's Meat Market did very well. The true success was driven by a caring individual whose absence created a real void for many of us who relied on Greg's products and personal service. Little is known of Greg's caring, his generosity to the elderly and unfortunate.
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The news has seemed sour and sad too often these last weeks: the steady parade of people who don't want to have to see any solar panels out their windows, the attack on small schools, and the demise of Greg's Market. And then I read the usually wonderful Greg Dennis decrying Otter Creek Brewery for phasing out Copper Ale and replacing it with the new Backseat Berner.
Let me get this straight: The House of Representatives and the Senate, dating back some six years and with support for the governor's office in recent years, have consistently outspent income by a wide margin yet we are supposed to feel good about this year's balancing act because all is well with the efforts to cut spending.
There is no victory in this budget.
It has never been a secret that I have always believed that the school boards in the Addison Northeast Supervisory Union were shirking their duties. It has gotten terribly worse with the crippling effects resulting from the adoption of the Vermont Superintendents Association version of policy governance.
Can Congress be saved?
No one is talking about abolishing this once august institution. But Congress is suffering from a well-deserved reputation for partisan bickering and gridlock, which have resulted in little recent action to address the nation's challenges.
And as for global issues such as the environment — well, let's just say the solutions are not going to emerge anytime soon from Capitol Hill.
Do we have small schools and small school districts or tiny schools and tiny school districts?
Will expanding the size of school districts and getting rid of supervisory unions increase or decrease democracy?
Can we embrace a new sense of our local community?
Does H.361 get rid of local school boards?
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Sunday night I was sitting in a hotel room in Berlin, Ohio, watching ESPN.
The ceremony from Yankee Stadium retiring Derek Jeter's number two jersey was on before the game between the Yankees and Houston. Ironically, it was only the day before that the Harrison County Thorobreds baseball program honored three former players in the "Fence of Fame" ceremony.
Both ceremonies started me to think again about honoring people who have meant a great deal to Harrison County in both education and sports.
May 17-May 24
Friday, May 19 thru Saturday, May 20
State Tournament at University of Kentucky
Friday, May 19 State Track Meet at University of Kentucky 4:30 PM
Fillies Softball
Wednesday, May 17 at Boone Co. Varsity 6 PM
Friday, May 19 at Henry Clay JV/V 6 PM
Saturday, May 20 Triangle with Estill Co. and Fleming Co. 11 AM
Sunday, May 21 38th District Tournament on Shirley Field
4 PM Harrison Co. vs. Robertson Co.
Mike Aldridge,
Sports Writer
Reese Asher scored the winning run on a passed ball Monday night as the Harrison County Thorobreds won a come from behind victory over Scott High 6-5.
Asher had driven in two runs in the fifth with a triple and scored on a sacrifice fly by Nathan Fryman to cut the Scott lead to 5-4 before his last inning dash from third.
Coach Mac Whitaker Baseball Camp scheduled
for June 12-15
Hall of Fame baseball coach Mac Whitaker will hold his annual baseball camp for ages six through 14 beginning Monday, June 12 and finishing on Thursday June 15.
The cost is $75 per camper. A camper should wear appropriate baseball attire, shoes, hat and bring a glove. The camp will be held from 8:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. daily.
Highlands, Lexington Catholic and Franklin County pretty much ruled at the Class AA Region 4 Meet at Pendleton County Friday.
The girls' competition was won by Highlands with 185 points while Franklin County scored 92 and Lexington Catholic was next with 89.
Bourbon County was a distant fourth followed by Scott, Holmes, Western Hills, Harrison County, and Pendleton County.
Adult/Youth 5/9/17
1 Spare Me 8.0/L 0
2 Team 2 7.5/L 0.5
3 4 Amigos 6.0/L 2.0
4 Split Happens 6.0/L 2.0
5 Pickett Up 4.0/L 4.0
6 Team 10 3.0/L 5.0
7 Gutt/L er Done 2.0/L 6.0
8 Team 9 2.0/L 6.0
9 Team 1 1.5/L 6.5
May 10-17
Wednesday, May 10 at Bracken Co. Fr, DH 5:15 PM
Thursday, May 11 vs. Montgomery Co. (H) V/JV 5:30 PM
Friday, May 12, vs. Bellevue (H) Alumni Night 4:50 PM
Saturday, May 13, at George Rogers Clark V/JV 11 AM
Monday, May 15 vs. Conner (H) V/JV Senior Night 5:30 PM
Tuesday, May 16 vs. Fleming Co. (H) V/JV 5:15 PM
Friday, May 12 Regional Track Meet at Pendleton Co.
Tuesday, May 9 thru Saturday, May 20 State Tournament at UK
For the second straight season the championship match of the Bluegrass Conference came down to Royal Springs and Harrison County.
Monday's match in Grant County, like last year, came down to penalty kicks after regular time and the overtime had been played, and like last year the Harrison County Middle School Fillies were victorious, winning with three penalty kicks to two for Royal Springs.
The Harrison County Fillies and Thorobreds track teams finished the regular season strong last week with a good performance at Scott County and victories in an eight-team meet on the Hilltop.
Tuesday, on a cool and windy afternoon, the Fillies were fifth of twelve teams in the Scott County All Comers meet.
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Titans edge Wildfire: Dickinson Trinity outlasts Mott-Regent in semis of Roughrider Tournament
Basketball is a game of mistakes and Thursday's game between Dickinson Trinity and Mott-Regent was full of them.
The Titans pulled away and beat the Wildfire 44-40 in the 43rd Roughrider Tournament at Knights of Columbus Activities Center.
"It was frustrating. We came out and reverted back to bad habits and part of that I think I got a little too worked up and I got the kids worked up," Trinity head coach Gregg Grinsteinner said. "Part of it is we have to be mentally stronger. Everybody, coaching staff included. We have to be mentally strong and I think we need to understand situations and we didn't do a very good job of it the whole game, maybe the last minute we did."
With Trinity up 39-33 late in the fourth quarter, Mott-Regent resurged and went up by one after senior guard Tyler Zentner hit a 3-pointer, sophomore guard Chance Roth had a jump shot and Zentner punctuated the run with a layup with less than two minutes to go.
Trinity refocused and came back with an intensity it lacked all game. Freshman forward Shawn Stoltz put the Titans up by one and junior guard Cole Wilhelmi and sophomore guard Willy Jahner gave the team a four-point cushion to seal the win. Wilhelmi led Trinity with 14 points and five assists, while Jahner added five points and went 2 for 2 at the free throw line for the crucial final points of the game.
Although Mott-Regent put pressure on Trinity, the Titans' biggest enemy was their own mental game.
"When we're doing good, we're really excited but when we go down we kind of get into a mental lapse and we lose effort and composure sometimes," Wilhelmi said. "We have to learn how to be mentally strong the whole game."
Jahner added: "We just had a lot of turnovers and travels and that's stuff we have to clean up. I think if we clean that up, we'll be OK."
In the first quarter, fouls and missed shots dominated play and both teams struggled to find its rhythm. Just three minutes into the game, Zentner was already in foul trouble with two and a technical and was forced to the bench. With the Wildfire's best player sitting out, the rest of the team stepped up and outscored Trinity 13-12 in the second quarter and went on a nine-point run at the end of the half.
Sophomore forward Brett Messmer led the team with eight points at the half and finished with a double-double, 14 points and 15 rebounds. When Zentner was able to come back in the second half, he went 3 for 8 with 12 points and four rebounds.
"We need five, six, seven guys, we can't be one dimensional," Mott-Regent first-year head coach Nate Zachmann said. "You got to go deep into the bench and it's not just one guy and everybody's got to step up and everyone stepped up. Once Ty went down, everybody kind of came and raised their level of play and that's something we need to have every game."
Trinity (17 for 51) and Mott-Regent (15 for 45) couldn't find the net the entire game, both teams just making one-third of their shots. The Titans went 3 for 11 in 3-pointers, while the Wildfire was only able to make one. Despite its 2-1 record, it has been a shaky start for Trinity. Grinsteinner said his team can physically compete with any team in the region, but their lack of energy in the beginning of games has killed their performances and need to start setting the tone early.
"That's three games in a row we came out in the first four minutes of the game flat and I think that carries over to the rest of the game," Grinsteinner said. "We need to have a good start and we need to maintain and we need to get more energy coming off our bench. We need to get more energy out of our starters and we need more energy all the way around."
Trinity will go for the 3-peat in the championship bracket against New England at 7:30 p.m. The Titans will have a short practice today and watch film to actually see what they're doing and learn to adjust by game time.
"We are just going to try and get our defensive rotations down pretty good. We gave up a lot of easy points," Wilhelmi said. "We have to work on our turnovers and shot selections, we need to slow down and run our offense a lot better."
Grinsteinner added: "It comes into believing and once you start believing and doing and having success, that builds up success. And I think if you're not accustomed to it, you got to trust and I think that's part of our team right now."
MR: Brett Messmer 14, Tyler Zentner 12, Brady Wegh 7, Chance Roth 4, Carter Honeyman 3.
DT: Cole Wilhelmi 14, Austin Deichert 6, Brett Mortenson 6, Brock Messer 5, Willy Jahner 5, Brock Messer 5, Shawn Stoltz 4, Nick Klug 2, Jon Volk 2.
3-pointers: MR 1 (Zentner), DT 3 (Wilhelmi 2, Jahner 1). Free throws: MR 9-15, DT 7-11. Total fouls: MR 18, DT 19. Fouled out: MR, Kautzman, Kautzman. Technical fouls: MR, Zentner, Kautzman. DT, Mayer. Rebounds: MR 35 (Messmer 15), DT 28 (Stoltz 10). Assists: MR 8 (Kautzman 3), DT 13 (Wilhelmi 5, Jahner 5). Steals: MR 17 (Zentner 2, Kautzman 2), DT 13 (Mayer 3, Mortenson 3). Blocks: DT 1 (Stoltz). Turnovers: MR 14, DT 17.


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The TV movie, which is now called 'William and Catherine: A Royal Romance', also adds Emmy nominee Victor Garber and Emmy Award winner Jean Smart to the cast line-up.
Hallmark has found their Prince William for the production of "William & Catherine: A Royal Romance". The network has chosen newcomer Dan Amboyer, who recently guest starred on "Body of Proof", to portray the Duke of Cambridge.
The TV movie, which was previously known as "William & Kate: A Royal Love Story", will additionally be supported by Victor Garber and Jean Smart. Six-time Emmy nominee and Broadway star Garber will take the role of William's father, Prince Charles, while three-time Emmy Award winner Smart will portray his wife Camilla Parker Bowles.
Previously, the production has nabbed Oscar nominee Jane Alexander as the Queen Elizabeth depicter. British newcomer Alice St. Clair, in the meantime, is tapped to take the role of the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton.
"A Royal Romance" will the start the production in Bucharest. It is set to be premiered on August 27.


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'Bridge' exhibit strives to take people from torment to hope
Photographer Vance Gellert's collection of images and thoughts from survivors of the Interstate Highway 35W bridge collapse are display through June 17 at the Anderson Center at Tower View.
Gellert started taking pictures shortly after the bridge fell into the Mississippi River during rush hour Aug. 1, 2007.
He knows it was just chance that he was not among the 171 people on the span when the tragedy occurred, killing 13 and injuring 145.
He thought then about interviewing and making portraits of the survivors, but did not start on the project for three years.
"I felt the distance in time from the event would make people more amenable to participating with a broader perspective of the event," he said.
Gellert persevered.
"No further healing can happen for the survivors, or the rest of us, without bridging the gap between us to make us whole again," he explained.
That became his charge: to build a bridge between the people who were involved and those who were not.
"The first step was the hardest," he said, but he took that step with a purpose in mind.
"With this renewed energy we can see the things to celebrate, the things to fix, the new directions to go to try to ensure these things won't happen. There are things to recognize and celebrate as we arise from these ashes, reborn with a sense of a community that suffered through pathos with courage, resilience and regained pride," Gellert said.
He also wanted to recognize the responders who rescued, treated, supported and comforted those in need.
The Minnesota State Arts Board awarded a grant, and Gellert began contacting survivors -- not an easy task because a "firewall" had been created to protect them from the media, from lawyers, from hucksters.
Some of the survivors are permanently injured or disabled; others are emotionally scarred.
"I wanted to tell their story in a meaningful, thoughtful way," he said.
Eventually he found his way to 50 survivors and 10 first responders who allowed him to videotape interviews and take their photos.
"An important inspiration for the project was the tormented metal of the bridge stored on the banks of the Mississippi River," Gellert said.
One of the survivors had asked to have his portrait shot down where the bridge's girders were -- at that time -- laid out on the flats.
"Seeing this tormented metal twisted in these extraordinary shapes in the 13 seconds it took for the bridge to fall" made a deep impression on him. For Gellert, they were "just like these people's lives -- never to be the same."
He saw something else, too.
"But with the flowers and verdant plant growth around them, and the rust and patina of the paint, they also suggested healing and moving forward. This is finally what the 'Bridge' project encourages -- a bringing together of community and healing," Gellert said.
He ended up with 50 stories, including two from families who lost loved ones in the collapse and two from first responders.
The exhibit, which is touring Minnesota, opened at the Mill City Museum in Minneapolis on Aug. 1, 2012, the fifth anniversary of the collapse. Many of the survivors who attended let him know their thoughts.
"They were very pleased that I did tell their story with respect," he said.
Gellert admitted that he wrestled with how to present the images visually.
The simple answer came to him: "With the concept of building a bridge in mind I assembled the portraits as the metaphorical bridge between us."
At the Anderson Center gallery, the bridge supports -- made up of images of first responders and others who supported victims and survivors in some way -- can be seen on the end walls.
The project participants are lined up on the long wall in their approximate positions on the bridge when it collapsed.
Their names are not on the photos because Gellert wants people to stand back and see the bridge he built. An accompanying brochure includes all the images and identifications.
The exhibit, which opened Friday, also includes quotes lifted from his interviews and projected in a cycle, some images of the bridge's tortured girders and two panels addressing what went wrong that day -- and what went right.
Gellert was a pharmacology student at the University of Minnesota when he bought his first camera.
He soon realized that the camera was going to give him a more effective voice to address issues of personal interest, according to his bio. He completed post-doctoral studies then left his original field to pursue photography and founded a gallery.
After 13 years he left to pursue a photographic dream of documenting rituals and ceremonies surrounding medical plant use by traditional and shamanic healers in Bolivia and Peru. That culminated in the major exhibition "Smoke and Mirrors" at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts in 2008. That work has been expanded to studies in western clinical practice at Abbott Northwestern Hospital.
Gellert has completed several other major projects, including "REAL: Artists and Landscapes," about self-taught artists. It opened at the North Dakota Museum of Art and later traveled to the Minnesota Historical Society and other venues. He has participated in the Anderson Center's summer art celebration and has been a resident at the center's Tower View estate.
Last year he began a new project: the story of Minnesota's Iron Range.
"It's such a rich story, so multi-faceted," Gellert said. It will include everything from the changing technology to the region's art and culture and its people.
The public can see the "Bridge" exhibit in the Anderson Center's education building. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fridays. Admission is free. For information call 651-388-2009.


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_Jonathan Livingston Seagull_ (Richard Bach), _Bone Dance_ (Emma Bull), _Parable of the Sower_ and _Parable of the Talents_ (RIP Octavia Butler), _Stiffed_ (Susan Faludi), _Negrophobia_ (Darius James), the "Andrej The Torturer" series (Susan Matthews), most anything by Spider Robinson, The Pern books by Anne McCaffrey (guilty pleasure), _China Mountain Zhang_ (Maureen McHugh), _V For Vendetta_ (Alan Moore, and I *really* liked the movie!), anything by Michael Moore, _Wenches, Witches, and Strumpets_ (Aishling Morgan), The Morning After_ (Katie Roiphe), _Was_ (Geoff Ryman), most anything by Norman Spinrad, _Steel Beach_ (John Varley). And I'm assuredly forgetting many others.
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Betty Blue, Bladerunner, Buckaroo Banzai, Bulworth, Diva, Falcoln and the Snowman, Fight Club, The Hunger, Insignificance (and just about anything by Nicolas Roeg), Jackie Brown, Lone Star (John Sayles is my favorite director), Love Crimes, the "Mad Max" series, Memento, Return To Waterloo, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Romeo Is Bleeding (and just about anything with Gary Oldman), Ronin, She's Gotta Have It (Spike Lee is my *second*-favorite director), Stalker, Trainspotting, The Wall, Wild Things.
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ABC, Jello Biafra (especially when he was still singing with the original Dead Kennedys), Bicycle, Bone Poets Orchestra (formerly Gaia Consort), Billy Bragg, Julie Brown, Kate Bush, Chess (musical), Chumbawamba, Leonard Cohen, Paula Cole, Consolidated, The Coup, Depeche Mode, Ani Difranco, Thomas Dolby (and I am *so* looking forward to seeing him live!), Eurythmics, Ferron, Michael Franti (in The Beatnigs, Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy, and Spearhead), Peter Gabriel (original) INXS, Joe Jackson, Howard Jones, Christine Lavin, Tom Lehrer, Living Colour, Kristi Martel, John Mellencamp, Midnight Oil, Moby, Alison Moyet, Ms. Led, Meshell Ndegeocello, No Doubt, Paris, Prince, Public Enemy, Rage Against The Machine, Sade, Gil Scott-Heron, Seal, Patti Smith, Tears For Fears, Urban Dance Squad, Suzanne Vega, Voice of the Beehive, Was (Not Was).
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I'm a vegetarian (but not a picky eater and you don't *have* to be one yourself). I especially like carbs!
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