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Guru Nanak HS (Dadar) striker Ankush Rajput played the skipper's role to perfection, scoring both goals as his school beat IES VN Sule Guruji (Dadar) 2-0 in a Mumbai Schools Sports Association Div IV match at Azad Maidan on Saturday.
Guru Nanak's Ankush Rajput (in green) gets past an IES VN Sule Guruji player on Saturday. Pic/Syed Sameer Abedi.
With little support from their school, the Guru Nanak boys, most of whom hail from modest backgrounds, have to bear their own football expenses. "The school only pays the entry fee. The boys have to pay for jerseys, travel, food and my coaching fees (Rs 250 per month per player). Not all can afford this," coach D Raju revealed.
Rajput's (15) father suffered a paralytic stroke in 2011 and his mother Urmila is the only earning member in the family, making it very difficult for the youngster to manage his football expenses.
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Until the 1980s the wines of Languedoc-Roussillon were mostly rustic, roasted, and dirt-cheap--of little interest to export markets. But wine production in this sun-drenched, crescent-shaped region hugging the Mediterranean from the Rhone delta to the Spanish border has undergone a sea change in recent years. Today the Languedoc-Roussillon offers wine lovers more ripe, textured red wine for under $20 than just about any other grape-growing zone on the planet.
Most Languedoc-Roussillon red wines are blends. For years, the indigenous, ubiquitous Carignane grape, which at high production levels tastes like nothing at all, was widely complemented or replaced by more ""noble"" Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon, along with Mourvedre and Merlot; but today Carignane is beginning to make a comeback. Cinsaut, which has a long history in this region, remains prominent in the entry-level bottlings of many producers. As a rule, though, today's top Languedoc wines, with their generally higher content of Syrah, Grenache, and Mourvedre, are darker, more vibrant, and more refined than ever.
While the Languedoc and Roussillon appellations are usually lumped together, wines made in these two areas are typically quite distinct in style. The Languedoc, located closer to the Rhone Valley, produces everything from juicy, fruit bombs meant for immediate pleasure to more serious, full-bodied, and structured wines that call to mind the best examples from the Rhone Valley. Roussillon, on the other hand, is an essentially Catalan region near France's border with Spain, producing distinctly warm wines of near-roasted ripeness--so ripe, in fact, that most consumers are familiar only with the late-harvest and fortified wines of the region. One aromatic element that infuses many of the Roussillon wines from across this region is that of garrigue , the wild and pungently herbal/spicy brush that dots hillsides along France's Mediterranean coast.
France is the fountainhead of the grape varieties most craved by North American wine drinkers: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Pinot Noir, Syrah, Chardonnay, and Sauvignon Blanc. In fact, these grapes are widely referred to as "international" varieties because they have been planted and imitated all over the world. Of course, one of the most exciting developments in wine over the past generation has been the growth of intriguing local styles of these varieties, such as Pinot Noir in Oregon and New Zealand, or Syrah in Australia, South Africa, and California. But most cosmopolitan wine-lovers -- and even winemakers -- would agree that French wines are the archetypes.
France enjoys the perfect geographic position for the production of a wide range of fine wines. Its relatively northerly location ensures long hours of daylight during the summer months and an extended growing season, allowing for the slow and steady accumulation of flavor in the grapes. Although the country as a whole enjoys a temperate climate, conditions can vary significantly within a limited land mass: cool and Atlantic-influenced; continental, with very cold winters and hot summers; warm and Mediterranean, with wet winters and dry summers.
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France began classifying its best French wine-producing sites more than 200 years ago. Its detailed appellation controlee system, designed in the 1930s, has served as the model for classification systems adopted by other countries in Europe and elsewhere. Appellation d'Origine Controlee (often abbreviated to AOC), means "controlled place name" and is the consumer's assurance of the origin and authenticity of any French wine whose label bears these words.
AOC laws, administered by France's INAO (Institut National des Appellations d'Origine), establish the geographic limits of each appellation, permissable grape varieties and methods of production, minimum alcohol level, and maximum crop level (or yield) per hectare. Just beneath the highest category of appellation controlee is the comparatively tiny category of VDQS (Vins Delimites de Qualite Superieure), wines which may eventually be promoted to AC status and which are most commonly found in the Loire Valley and the Southwest. The third category is Vins de Pays, or "country wines". This latter category gives producers, including some of the more adventurous French wine growers, an escape route from the straitjacket of AC regulation in terms of higher permitted yields and less restrictive geography, a wider range of legal grape varieties, and fewer restrictions as to method of production and minimum age of vines. Finally, at the bottom of the pyramid, there are Vins de Table, or simple "table wines."
And yet, despite France's illustrious wine history and the fact that it is still the world's leading producer of wine, the country is struggling to compete in the international market. Today, France faces fierce competition from New World wine producers. U.S. imports of French wines actually declined, in number ofcases, between the end of 2002 and early 2006 -- this during a period when overall wine consumption in the U.S. grew by more than 50 percent.
Today, the French government is agonizing over how to help French wine producers, who are also facing homegrown challenges such as changing domestic drinking habits and an aggressive anti-alcohol abuse program. Wine producers in some regions of France are coming to view the AC system itself as an obstacle to selling wines to North America and other important export markets. Among the changes being considered are loosening restrictions on what can be planted where and on how wines can be made, and allowing producers in certain areas to indicate the grape variety or varieties on their labels -- rather than simply the place name, which is less meaningful to consumers in many of France's key export markets.
The best Chardonnays in the world continue to arrive from the region where the grape first emerged: the chalk, clay, and limestone vineyards of Burgundy and Chablis. While the origins of the grape were disputed for many years, with some speculating that the grape came all the way from the Middle East, DNA researchers at the University of ~California Davis proved in 1999 that Chardonnay actually developed, most likely, in eastern France, as a cross between a member of the "Pinot" family and an ancient, and nearly extinct variety called Gouais Blanc.
Wine lovers who have come to think of Chardonnay as weighty and thick will find Chablis a revelation. When grown in the cool, clay-and-chalk soils around the sleepy town of Chablis, at the northern reach of Burgundy, Chardonnay is transformed into one of the world's most cerebral and distinctive white wines. With its brisk citrus character, floral lift, and incisive minerality, Chablis is at once sharper and more delicate than white Burgundy from the Cote d'Or nearly 100 miles to the southeast -- and potentially at least as long-lived. And Chablis is about as far removed from fruit and oak-driven New World Chardonnay as a white wine can be.
As recently as fifteen years ago, the American market had an unquenchable thirst for Chardonnay, particularly for examples from California. Today, although Chardonnay is still the most widely planted variety in California in terms of acreage, serious wine aficionados rarely talk about Chardonnays other than those from a handful of specialist producers. Even at the level of the mass market, many consumers have tired of overly alcoholic, over-oaked, and clumsy wines, not to mention neutral, technically correct but soulless examples. Many wine drinkers have moved on to fresher, less oak-influenced white wines such as Sauvignon Blanc. This is a shame, as the trend has turned toward brighter, better-balanced Chardonnays from cooler sites, with crisper fruit aromas, more soil character, and less reliance on new barrels for flavor.
Still, it's a two tier market. A relative handful of producers make wonderfully layered, complex Chardonnays that can easily hold their own against more expensive white Burgundies, at least in their early years in bottle. These wines, which can be richer than dry whites have any right to be, are among the most impressive wines made in California today and continue to be hotly pursued by collectors. The rest of California's Chardonnay producers compete for the attention of consumers who are no longer obsessed with this grape.
But there are now many excellent choices available, many from cooler areas. Lower elevations of Napa Valley have virtually been abandoned as appropriate sites for Chardonnay. Now the best wines come from the Russian River Valley and further west in Sonoma County; Carneros, the Anderson Valley to the north; and the Central Coast, especially the windy western portion of Santa Barbara County. Today, there are fewer blowsy, tropical-fruity Chardonnays with the alcohol levels and flavors of a pina colada and many more wines with fresher stone and citrus fruit elements, mineral notes, and restrained oak spice.
While most California Chardonnays should be consumed within two or three years of their release, the top examples can give pleasure for four to eight years, although it is debatable whether these wines gain more in texture and complexity than they lose in early fruitiness.
Just north of California, Chardonnay is by a wide margin Washington's most popular white variety in terms of vineyard acreage, yet the number of truly concentrated and consistently excellent wines is limited. Some of the most interesting Chardonnays come from the cooler Columbia Gorge viticultural area, which spills over into Oregon: the Celio vineyard in particular is the source of some very fresh wines that often show a juicy nectarine component.
On the other side of the world, the export market for Australian Chardonnay was driven in the 1980s by what is called the Show Reserve style -- attention-getting wines made for competitive tastings, usually marked by lavish oak spice, superripe tropical flavors, thick textures due to high alcohol, and sometimes even a bit of residual sugar to seduce early tasters. These wines can be difficult to take, either at the table or on their own. For better or worse, though, this is the style that defines Australian Chardonnay for many North American wine lovers. Fortunately, many producers have adjusted their wine-making regimens to make fresher, more vibrant, and energetic Chardonnays. The most obvious strategy has been to plant Chardonnay in regions and in microclimates better suited to making elegant wines with real flavor intensity than those with brute strength. Western Australia, particularly the Margaret River region, has emerged as a top growing area for Chardonnay, with superb wines also being produced in Victoria and the Adelaide Hills. Tasmania is showing promise as well.
Even if it is the country's second most important variety in terms of production, Chardonnay in New Zealand is of limited interest to international markets. Few sites appear capable of producing truly distinctive Chardonnay wines, and full crop levels and a high percentage of young vines further limit the grower's ability to transmit soil character into the bottle. Some wineries slap a lot of oak on their Chardonnays, with the result that the wines can be more about wood than about the variety. But fresh, unoaked Chardonnays made in a Sauvignon style have attracted a following in North America, especially where prices are reasonable.
2010 was an incredible year around the world, with 30 regions scored 95 or above.
The highest scores were Graves and Medoc (both in Bordeaux) at 99, Barbaresco & Barolo both at 98, Pomerol (Right Bank Bordeaux) at 98, Southern Rhone at 98, Chateauneuf de Pape (Southern Rhône) at 98, and Brunello di Montalcino (Tuscany) at 98.
Other regions that scored 95 points or higher were Graves, Medoc, Barbaresco (Piedmont), Barolo (Piedmont), Brunello di Montalcino (Tuscany), Chateauneuf de Pape (Southern Rhône), Pomerol, St Julien, Pauillac, St Estephe, Cote Rotie (Northern Rhône), Germany, Paso Robles, Piedmont, Right Bank, Barossa / McLaren Vale, Campania / Taurasi, Chablis, Chianti Classico (Tuscany), Côte de Beaune, Côte de Nuits, Napa, Ribera del Duero (Rioja), Tuscany, Catalonia / Priorat, Clare Valley, Hawke's Bay, Mâconnais, Margaux, Rioja, Sauternes, and Western Australia.
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Sue McCarthy's treasure hunts create a million-dollar-plus fortune at Women's Closet Exchange
On a recent Saturday earlier this month, more than 200 customers flocked to the Women's Closet Exchange in South St. Louis County looking for great deals on designer handbags and clothing. By the end of the day, the high-end resale shop — the subject of a reality television show that premiered May 12 — rang up $12,000, including one $3,000 sale that took no more than 15 minutes.
That kind of day wouldn't have happened two months ago.
But sales at the Women's Closet Exchange, owned by Sue McCarthy and daughters Laura Maurice and Diana Ford, are up 40 percent since the store's TV debut on the Style Network. In the past few weeks, the store has doubled its staff to 45 from 28 and is now fielding calls from stylists in Beverly Hills, Florida and Chicago. Their cache of suppliers, as they call those who sell them gently worn Prada, Gucci and Marc Jacobs merchandise (among other labels), has swelled to more than 20,000, up from 15,000. "Everyone wants us in their closet now," McCarthy said.
When McCarthy first opened a 500-square-foot store 29 years ago, that wasn't the case. Then, McCarthy kept a rack of her own clothing in a backroom, and would keep the door ajar to give the illusion of being busy. "Behind the scenes, there was nothing in that room," Ford recalled.
McCarthy, who previously owned a painting and wallpapering business, went into resale with the idea of giving it a boutique feel. Within a few years, she found a niche in designer and high-end labels.
Now located in a nondescript strip center on Gravois Road, McCarthy's 5,000-square-foot store is brimming with finds, from white lace Chanel booties (retail for $1,100; resale price: $399) to a David Yurman bangle bracelet (retail for $2,300; resale price: $1,700). "We're trying to make fashion accessible to every woman," Maurice said.
Along with Women's Closet Exchange, McCarthy and her daughters own Clique, geared toward teenage customers, and Purple Cow, for kids and expectant moms. Maurice, 42, joined the company 12 years ago after opening Purple Cow; Ford, 44, came aboard nearly five years ago.
Together the stores do more than $1.5 million in sales a year, with the Women's Closet Exchange generating sales "well above $1 million," said McCarthy, who declined to disclose her age except to say she is in her 60s. Unlike consignment stores, the Women's Closet Exchange purchases high-end merchandise from suppliers and pays them on the spot. The store will generally get one-third to half the retail price and offers suppliers a fraction of that. On a recent TV episode, for example, McCarthy paid supplier Laurie Faulkerson $350 in cash for a vintage Chanel bag and several hats; the resale price for the items was $600, leaving the store a $250 profit. McCarthy and her daughters also went into the closets of local interior designer Annie Brahler, St. Louis dermatologist Dr. Madhavi Kandula and Susan Barrett, director of the World Chess Hall of Fame.
"Buying is 50 percent working with our suppliers, saying 'What are you hoping to get? How can I make you happy,'" said McCarthy, who employs a full-time authenticator for designer goods. It's also a personal experience, and on several episodes McCarthy can be seen soothing suppliers who wanted more for their castoffs.
"Closet buys," in which McCarthy, Maurice and Ford go to a supplier's home to acquire bags, clothing or shoes from their closet, are coveted shopping trips for the business. McCarthy started those trips 15 years ago, and today they are reserved "for people who have high volume and high-end" items.
It's a point of distinction for the store, which is one of about 200 designer resale shops nationwide.
Tammy Gates, a co-owner of Michael's, a designer consignment store on New York City's Upper East Side, said local and personal connections are key for stores looking to attract high-end suppliers. "It is about who you know," she said.
Overall, the resale industry generates $13 billion in annual revenue, according to the National Association of Resale Professionals, which has more than 1,000 members. NARTS data shows the industry has grown 7 percent a year for the past two years. Nationwide, there are more than 25,000 resale, consignment and non-profit resale shops, although the vast majority are not high end. "We always have an increase during a slow economy," said Adele Meyer, executive director. "It's a recession-proof industry."
The popularity of resale was part of the appeal for Coolfire Originals, the St. Louis production company behind "Resale Royalty" and other shows like "Welcome to Sweetie Pie's," now in its third season on Oprah Winfrey's OWN network.
It was Maurice's husband, Jon Maurice, of St. Louis-based production company NoCoast Originals, who first brought the story to Coolfire. "Jon has been saying for 20 years, you guys are a story," Laura Maurice said.
Two years ago, Jon Maurice introduced his wife's family to Steve Luebbert and Tim Breitbart of Coolfire Originals. "Within minutes, we knew there was a show," said Luebbert, vice president of development. The women were strong characters, and the transactional nature of their business lent itself to storytelling. "It also had an interesting element in that it was high fashion, but in an affordable way that's relatable to people," he said. "That's what really sparked us."
Coolfire's agent, the William Morris Agency, connected Coolfire to celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe and Rodger Berman, of Rachel Zoe Productions, and the show was picked up by the Style Network.
"Resale Royalty" is not the first reality show about a resale store. Bravo's "Dukes of Melrose" went inside Los Angeles' Decades, a couture consignment store co-owned by Cameron Silver and Christos Garkinos. Silver said Decades didn't see a boost after the show aired, mostly because it already had a loyal following. Filming did hurt business because it was disruptive, though.
Silver said "maintaining the DNA of your brand" is the biggest challene for businesses that suddenly find themselves in the limelight.
For McCarthy and her daughters, the TV spotlight has given them celebrity status among customers who want to take their pictures, and on Facebook, where they're getting 50 comments a day. Ford said the store's call volume has tripled, and they're now getting up to 500 calls a day from customers and suppliers.
The exposure has all but eliminated the need for advertising, she said.
Several years ago, the store's ad budget was about $45,000 a year, a number that tapered to around $12,000 when the recession hit. Finding itself in the news 17 times in 2009, because it was "a good news story in a bad, bad time," Ford said there was less need to advertise. Now, the ad budget is nearly suspended, she said, with minimal expenditures in publications like like WeAr magazine.
Instead, Women's Closet Exchange is spending about $100,000 to hire additional staff; launch an online store; and adding locations. Among the new staff members are a security guard, human resources rep and buyer. The online store, which will launch in the next few weeks, is expected to generate first-year sales of $300,000 and hit $1 million within three to four years. (Currently, Women's Closet Exchange has a website with photos, but does not sell merchandise online.) The women also are looking to add another store location by the fall, somewhere "west" of the Gravois Road shop. They declined to say more.
Events, such as fashion shows, trunk shows and bus tours of resale shops in St. Louis and around the country — offered through Ford's The Shopping Co. — also have huge potential, they said. For example, public relations and special events specialist Susan Sherman, a supplier and customer, hosted a recent trunk show for 40 women at her home to help McCarthy and her daughters network and develop new contacts; they brought (and sold) high-end merchandise from the store, including items recently acquired from the personal closet of New York City fashion designer Lela Rose. The event generated sales of nearly $9,000 in two hours, with 10 percent of sales going to the World Pediatric Project.
Sherman said she was introduced to the store a few years ago by her friend Susan Werremeyer, co-founder of the event management firm carlton | werremeyer. "She said, these women have teeny sizes and lots of Chanel," Sherman recalled. "That spoke to me."
McCarthy described the trunk shows as a "traveling tupperware party for fashion." "We see that as a big growth opportunity in our business," she said.
McCarthy said she and her daughters anticipated the boost from the TV show, and they had no trouble keeping inventory stocked because the increased exposure attracted buyers and sellers alike. "We are sinking everything back into the product, because we're in a position to be able to do that," she said.
The women insist the show is unscripted, and said they are each others' best friends, despite the occasional on-air spat. "We're actually running a business," Maurice said. "The drama is the product."
Behind the Cameras
Producers of Style Network's "Resale Royalty"
Executive Producers
Rachel Zoe (Rachel Zoe Productions)
Rodger Berman (Rachel Zoe Productions)
Jeff Keane (Coolfire)
Tim Breitbach (Coolfire)
Steve Luebbert (Coolfire)
Executive Producers for the series
Jon Maurice (NoCoast Originals)
Executive Producers for Style
Sarah Weidman (Style)
Sitarah Pendelton-Eaglin (Style)


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Their officials just ousted their corrupt president, and currently the country is politically unstable. Their is no real sense of order and the police have little control over the country. Rape, theft, and murder is rampant in the city of Rio, and the officials have also been taking homes from the poor. The country's economy is also on the brink of collapse.
Average day in Rio:(2.) Their water is literally full of shit. And watersports athletes will be competing in this shit water and might end up sick.
(3.) The country's infrastructure for the games is already collapsing, and people have already died from it.
(4.) Zika has completely outbroken in the country. The CDC has said that women who are pregnant or even THINKING of becoming pregnant ever shouldn't go. Seriously that's a giant red flag and basically they're telling nearly half of the world's population it's a bad idea to go. So I think that means everyone shouldn't go.
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MINNEAPOLIS - In a season filled with lopsided losses on the road, the Iowa basketball team saved its worst for last.
The Hawkeyes suffered their worst defeat in 21 seasons in Sunday's Big Ten finale at Minnesota, losing 88-53 at Williams Arena.
The 35-point loss is Iowa's second-worst setback to the Golden Gophers, surpassed only by a 47-10 defeat March 1, 1902, in the first game between the schools, and is the worst beating the Hawkeyes have taken since a 118-71 loss at Indiana on Feb. 17, 1990.
"Minnesota has a good offensive team, and they got to feeling so good offensively, and there wasn't anything we could do to stop them," Iowa coach Todd Lickliter said during his Learfield Sports postgame radio interview.
The Golden Gophers were knocking down shots from everywhere.
Minnesota matched a season high with 12 3-pointers and shot 63.2 percent from behind the arc for the game. The Gophers shot 58.5 percent for the game and went 14-of-15 at the foul line.
The Gophers' 88 points were the most allowed by Iowa during the season, topping the previous high of 86 that Minnesota scored in its earlier 12-point win in Iowa City.
"We executed and made shots early that kept the pressure on Iowa," Gophers coach Tubby Smith said. "They're a young team, and to come into our house on senior day, that's a tough challenge."
Minnesota was led by seniors Lawrence Westbrook and Damian Johnson.
Westbrook needed 23 minutes to collect 20 points on 7-of-10 shooting, while Johnson finished with 10 points, 11 assists and led the Gophers with three blocks and three steals.
As Smith made substitutions, reserves managed every point of a run of 17 unanswered points that left the Hawkeyes (10-21, 4-14 Big Ten) in a 35-10 hole with 4 minutes, 40 seconds to play in the first half.
Iowa's Jarryd Cole ended a scoring drought of 7:39, hitting a jumper with 3:17 left.
"It was a tough day," Cole said. "We defended well for the first few minutes, but we had a lapse, and they hit us hard."
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"They pushed the lead, and we couldn't do anything to stop them," Cole said. "It was frustrating."
Aaron Fuller led three Hawkeyes in double figures, finishing with 16 points.
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- Minnesota's 58.5 percent shooting was the best by an Iowa opponent this season, topping a pair of 53 percent efforts in road losses at Iowa State and Northwestern.
- The Golden Gophers turned 14 Hawkeyes turnovers into 21 points.
- Iowa's 4-14 Big Ten finish is the Hawkeyes' worst since posting an identical record during the 1989-90 season.
- The Hawkeyes open Big Ten tourney play as the ninth seed Thursday, facing eighth-seeded Michigan at 1:30 p.m.


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Herbal/Traditional Products in FinlandHerbal/traditional products recorded current value sales growth of 1% in 2016. The maturity of different herbal/traditional products was at very different stages. Herbal/traditional sleep aids and digestive remedies experienced the weakest performances (each declining by 2% in current value terms). Both suffered from new, more effective products being launched in non-herbal/traditional categories. In the case of sleeping aids this decline was due to a new ingredient (melatonin) becoming availabl...Euromonitor International's Herbal/Traditional Products in Finland report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data 2011-2015, allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. Forecasts to 2020 illustrate how the market is set to change.Product coverage: Herbal/Traditional Cough, Cold and Allergy (Hay Fever) Remedies, Herbal/Traditional Dermatologicals, Herbal/Traditional Dietary Supplements, Herbal/Traditional Digestive Remedies, Herbal/Traditional Paediatric Dietary Supplements, Herbal/Traditional Sleep Aids, Herbal/Traditional Tonics, Herbal/Traditional Topical Analgesics. Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares, brand shares and distribution data.Why buy this report?
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It is the common complaint of many New Zealand motorists. Truck drivers hog the road and, being oblivious to other road users, are responsible for accidents and near misses, both in urban areas and on the open road.
Those who subscribe to this jaundiced view should be taking a hard look at the video footage on The Press's website. This footage, which was taken from cameras mounted in Canterbury Waste Services (CWS) trucks and which has created great public interest, has graphic images of other road users behaving recklessly and illegally.
It includes video images of one car overtaking a truck and forcing oncoming traffic to take evasive action. Other footage shows motorists not stopping at red lights or compulsory stop signs, failing to adhere to the give-way rule at other intersections, adopting some appalling driving techniques at roundabouts, and skidding due to a failure to drive to the conditions.
It should be pointed out that The Press has not breached the Privacy Act by publishing this footage, as the legislation does not apply to the gathering and dissemination of news by the media. And CWS blurred the number plates of the driving footage obtained by The Press.
What is surprising is that the use of these truck video cameras, which record continuously but only store the 10 seconds of footage before and after a driver has had to brake hard or swerve, has just come to light. Unbeknown to the general driving public, they have been used by CWS for two years and by other operators for four years.
Those companies using the cameras deserve to be commended, as the technology serves several laudable purposes. Firstly, it assists the trucking companies and their drivers, who are themselves being filmed from the back of the cameras, with their training. For the drivers, it is a strong reminder of the sort of shocking motoring behaviour they might encounter on the road and for which they must be prepared by driving defensively.
But the video footage also offers protection for drivers and their companies. Undoubtedly, when trucks are involved in accidents or near misses, the other motorists involved will like to delude themselves that they could not possibly be at fault, even if their own poor driving really was responsible.
This might be part of the broader tendency of many New Zealanders to believe their driving skills are better than what they actually are and that they can speed and overtake with impunity.
When such drivers are involved in an accident or near accident with a truck some would inevitably complain to the company or to the authorities that the truck driver was to blame.
Rather than it being a case of one driver's word against another's, the video footage should clearly establish who was in the wrong. No doubt many complaints are hurriedly dropped when the existence of the footage is made known.
Hopefully, publicity about the cameras will have a positive impact on driving habits generally. Those drivers whose frustration at being unable to pass a truck leads them to overtake dangerously, and those who try to beat a truck through an intersection, should have second thoughts now they know they could be captured on truck candid camera.
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The insane amounts of money being spent on the upcoming U.S. presidential election might lead a lot of people to think that the country has completely deregulated campaign financing laws, but this is not the case. As usual in the U.S., the situation is much more complicated.
The Buckley Decision
The main culprit is the Supreme Court, which has made several decisions over the years that directly contradict each other. The problem stared to emerge around 40 years ago when amendments to the Federal Election Campaign Act in 1974 put strict limits on contributions to, and expenditures by, politicians and parties on a federal level.
Two years after that, in Buckley v. Valeo, the Supreme Court upheld the limits on individual contributions set by the amendment, saying the battle against corruption clearly justifies putting restrictions on donations. That law is still in effect today. However, at the same time, the court reversed the decision on limits on overall spending during a campaign, citing that it violates the First Amendment. This created a hybrid system with elements of both regulation and deregulation.
Super PACs
The system changed again with the 2010 Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission case that decided Congress did not have the right to put limitations on unions, corporations, or any other groups that provide independent, uncoordinated funding. This led to the rise of super PACs, the behemoths of campaign contributions which can put candidates at an astonishing disadvantage as the system now limits individual donors to $2,700 for a federal candidate, while contributing as much as they want to a super PAC.
These conflicting rulings have created an environment where elected officials end up spending as much time raising funds as doing what they were elected to do i.e. crafting public policy. The Court could solve this situation by going all the way in either direction, either regulation or deregulation as either could work, and it would certainly be better than 40 years of trying to have it both ways.


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Each year the Henderson Writers' Group raises money for student scholarships. These scholarships are for a single-day, Saturday admission to the Las Vegas Writer's Conference. (April 22, 2017).
What to submit: Teachers, please choose up to four students and submit their names in the body of an email that also includes your name, and your school.
Where to submit: e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Deadline: March 31, 2017.
Number of Scholarships: 10.
Scholarship award: Attendance to the Las Vegas Writers Conference for the entire day, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday, April 77, 2017. Award includes access to all sessions, panels, meals, and the closing banquet with a keynote by Donald Maass.
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Along with keeping an eye out for the Lady in Black, visitors to Georges Island on Saturday (September 25) will be able to spy a panorama of colorful, billowing sails as boats compete in the sixth annual Boston Harbor Islands Regatta.
More than 100 boats will compete in the pursuit race on a figure-eight course amid the islands with Georges Island at its focal point. (Pursuit racing awards handicaps up front so boats start at different times and compete to cross the finish line first.) The ramparts of Fort Warren on Georges Island offer a fantastic location for watching the race unfold. If you bring a pair of binoculars, you will have a vantage of practically the entire course. The regatta is a throwback to a time when yachting was one of the city's most popular sporting pastimes and city residents strolled atop the fort as it was being built to watch the bluebloods breeze their sailboats through the harbor.
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The regatta starts around 10 a.m. and finishes around 2 p.m. There is a rain date of September 26, but the weather for Saturday looks fantastic.
If you can't get out to the regatta this Saturday, you still have until Columbus Day (October 11) to visit both Georges and Spectacle Islands, which can be spectacular on autumn days. Boats leave from the pier on the North End side of the Marriott Long Wharf, and you can click here for the ferry schedule.


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Author | Preeti Jadhav | Saturday, Nov 06,2004 8:29 AM
Events and Entertainment arm of the Times Infotain-ment Media Limited (A Times Group Company), 360 Degrees, has been entrusted to produce the magnanimous International Film Festival of India (IFFI) 2004. The event would be hosted at the picturesque romantic sea-spot of Goa from November 29 to December 9. It would be the city's first attempt at hosting a Cannes-style festival in India that will showcase Indian and international cinema.
The Film Festival incidentally moves to Goa from Delhi this year. "The festival is a very prestigious event for the people of Goa and being chosen as the host is testimony that Goa is an attractive and compelling destination for major international events," says Sanjit Rodrigues, Nodal Officer, IFFI, Goa-2004 & CEO, Entertainment Society of Goa. The historic capital town of Panaji is now the permanent venue for IFFI promises to be refreshingly different from the bustling metros where the festival has been traditionally held.
Speaking on the tie-up, AP Parigi, MD and CEO, TIML, asserts, "We are proud to be associated with this mega event. It pronounces a highly dynamic, multi-point, multi-way and multi-layer activity management. We have a fairly large exposure to the project and will perhaps just about break even."
The event will held at a multiplex, with a total seating capacity of 1400 spectators, built by Inox Leisure Private Limited, Mumbai and will also feature the latest movie screens imported from Germany. A new art gallery will exhibit a photo exhibition of 100 years of Indian cinema, Rodrigues stated also there will be 40 stalls where films would be traded by national and international producers and distributors.
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English translation of a paper published in French in Philosophiques, autumn 2008, under the title "Une défense logique du modèle de Maher pour les délires polythématiques".
In this paper, we proceed to describe a model for the formation and maintenance of polythematic delusions encountered in schizophrenia, which is in adequation with Brendan Maher's account of delusions. Polythematic delusions are considered here as the conclusions of arguments triggered by apophenia that include some very common errors of reasoning such as post hoc fallacy and confirmation bias. We describe first the structure of reasoning which leads to delusions of reference, of telepathy and of influence, by distinguishing between the primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary types of delusional arguments. These four levels of arguments correspond to a stage the nature of which is respectively instantial, inductive, interpretative at a monothematic level and interpretative at a polythematic level. We also proceed to identify accurately the fallacious steps in the corresponding reasoning. We expose then the role of apophenia in the elaboration of delusional ideas. Lastly, we describe the role played by the hallucinations in the present model.


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I've been hanging out with this girl for a couple months and in that time we have gotten physical occasionally. We have have held hands and given hugs and all that stuff, haven't kissed though (I told her I want to take things slow). We even went to homecoming. I asked her what she wanted in the relationship earlier this week and she said she "wants to be friends first" and "needs to figure out her feelings." Does she really mean this and do I really have a chance later? Thanks
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I am an enthusiastic and hardworking person, willing to do my very best at modelling.....I have experience, and really hope to succeed in the world of modelling....im hopeing for some one to see potential in me, and to hopefully get the opportunity to go far and make a career out of it......i want to prove myself......Do you think i got what it takes? what are your honest critisisms? How could i get more noticed, and get offers for paid work?......all feedback is highly appreciated!!
Thanks a lot for your time reading this!!
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It'll be hard work to get a lot of paid. You have a good look, but you'll need to stand out from all the other typical male llama shots. Get creative! And you'll do fine.
This shot is a good shot. You look focused and on your game:
http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pi … 0#28126904
Delete this, since it's blurry and just not a very good shot of you:
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sorry no chance. You don't have the good looks most often required to succeed as a model or the scrawny physique. I appreciate your desire (extensive port) but channel it into a better arena.
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Thank you very much Samantha for your input.....Its been taken on board....Also, thank you Mark for your honest critisism....Perhaps i may not be suitable for the fashion side of modelling as you say.....but dont you think id be suitable for any form of modelling? such as fitness, advert etc...anything?....what would you think id be suitable for if anything....your feedback will be appreciated
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Hey Jay greetings from NYC sorry to say this man, but I just dont see you in any modeling situation. If you are so determined then take some acting classes do some plays and see if that satisfies you in some way.
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what gun means the most to you?
To me, it is my fathers 1911. It was his Grandpa's and before dad left for Desert Storm great grandpa gave it to him. It is a WW2 1911 and still shoots amazingly. Great Grandpa bought it when the military was getting rid of their surplus. It was his favorite and it is dads favorite.
One day, it will be passed to me and then to my children.
What about you? What gun means the most to you?
An old S&W Mod 15-2 that was given to me by her father. It allowed me to have a gun in the house without her being able to say anything.
From there, it went down hill.
I have since convinced her to let me buy a handgun for every birthday. Now I have to live until I am 104.
I would have to say my AR, not because of any sentimental value but because my father has helped me so much with the build and him and I spend alot of time at the range on and squirrel shooting trips with out AR's.
my colt SP1 first centerfire rifle i bought.
1. My father's 1974 Remington 1100 (20ga)...he saved up all he could when he was young to get this shotgun because it was just like his grandpas. However, he didnt have quite enough. But his grandmother, who saved up her own $ to make dresses and other clothes was dying of cancer and she gave him the rest of that $, shortly after buying the gun, she died....I will get this gun when he dies (its awesome to be the first born) and my children will get it when I die....and i must say...he said that if i ever sold it his ghost would come back and kick my a$$ black and blue..
2. My Browning 425 12ga...first gun I ever purchased completely on my own
3. My great grandfathers browning citori superposed....he used it to hunt, my grandpa used it to hunt, my father used it and now i use it for pheasant hunting...ill never let that thing go.
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Shihan, what is it with you and Sigmas? They really aren't the greatest thing since sliced bread, you know that right?
The one that goes 'bang' when I ask it to.
Winchester Model 90, re-chambered from 22 short to 22LR! Has my Great Grandfathers, my Dads and my initials carved into the stock. One day, my Son and grand children's initials, too!
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great Idea with the initials....will really give your children and future generations some idea of the history behind the gun...i love hunting with my great grandfathers O/U....all the stories my dad has of it.
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text: Church Activities: Jan. 25, 2014 By Staff reports January 24, 2014 Story Share MiscellaneousDawes United Methodist Church will sponsor its annual "Souper Bowl of Caring" from 12:45 to 2:30 p.m. Feb. 2. Several types of soup, sandwiches, desserts and drinks will be offered. Donations will be accepted for Sojourner's Shelter.Unitarian Universalist Congregation, 520 Kanawha Blvd., has a nonreligious discussion group that meets from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. each Sunday. The group will discuss the fact that some people are rolling in dough because of 9/11. How can that be? Come listen to the last week topic, which is devoted to the tragedy of 9/11.Baptist Temple will host "Fiesta Night!" from 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 31 in the church fellowship hall, 209 Morris St. Games will be offered from 5 to 6 p.m. Tacos will be served at 6 p.m. There is no charge. All ages are welcome. For more information, call 304-346-9627.MusicA benefit gospel sing and spaghetti dinner for Eddie Mullins, bass singer with the Praisemen, will take place today at Morris Memorial United Methodist Church, 4615 MacCorkle Ave. S.E. The dinner begins at 5 p.m. and the cost is a donation. The sing begins at 7 p.m. with a love offering taken. Mullins has a rare blood disorder and will be seeing a specialist at Harvard Medical Center in Boston. Proceeds will go toward travel and medical expenses. Featured gospel groups will be the Jay Humphreys Trio, The BrighterSide Quartet, The Brothers in the Cross and The Praisemen.The New Prophets Quartet and Calvary Why will sing at 6 p.m. today at Parsons Chapel Church, 1449 Sixth Ave., West Side.The Lordsmen will sing during the 10:45 a.m. Sunday morning worship service at Davis Creek Church of the Nazarene, near Southridge.Fisher Memorial Church has canceled the gospel sing that was scheduled for 7 p.m. today at the church, because of inclement weather. Millie Tate will sing at 7 p.m. Monday at Lucy Wilson Baptist Church, Wills Creek, Elkview.The PipeSounds will have a Symphonic Pops Concert, featuring David Hegarty on the Harrah symphonic organ and Mike Barnhouse on the concert grand piano, 3 p.m. Feb. 9 at Forrest Burdette United Methodist Church, 2848 Putnam Ave., Hurricane. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for students, and free for children under age 5. For more information, call 304-562-5903 or visit www.pipesounds.org/.The Dixie Melody Boys, of Kinston, N.C., will sing at 7 p.m. Feb. 8 at the Cross Lanes Baptist Church, Cross Lanes. The quartet will share their unique four-part harmony during a musical service. The group has received a Grammy nomination and numerous Fan Award nominations from The Singing News magazine. The quartet, led by 50-year veteran and recent Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame inductee Ed O'Neal, has enjoyed more than 20 top-40 hits, including eight top-10 releases and a No. 1 single. For more information, visit www.dixiemelodyboys.com.Special servicesCardinal Edwin F. O'Brien will be the homilist for the sixth annual Red Mass at 6 p.m. today at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, Wheeling. The Most Rev. Michael J. Bransfield, bishop of the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston, will be the celebrant of the Mass, which is celebrated for members of the bench and the bar. Cardinal O'Brien is the grand master of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. Pope Benedict XVI named Archbishop O'Brien to the College of Cardinals.Good Shepherd Free Will Baptist Church will have a praise and worship service at 11 a.m. Sunday with the Rev. Hurston Webb preaching. Pastor Jason C. Black will preach at the 6 p.m. Sunday service and Wings of Peace will sing. The prayer meeting and youth group will meet at 7 p.m. at the church, 5470 W. Pea Ridge Road, Huntington. Upper Kanawha Valley Ministers and Deacons Fellowship will hold its Fourth Sunday service at 7 p.m. Sunday at Eagle Central Baptist Church, Eagle. The speaker will be Lawrence Washington, associate minister of Eagle Central Baptist Church.Chuck Compton will sing and Ronnie Gore will preach at 6 p.m. Sunday at Rumble Community Church.St. Paul A.M.E. Church will sponsor a worship program leading up to Women's Day at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at the church. Special guest will be Bishop John Faucett, pastor of Central Community Tabernacle, along with his choir and congregation.Items for Church Activities may be submitted by mail to The Charleston Gazette, 1001 Virginia St. E., Charleston, WV 25301, faxed to 304-348-1233 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Notices will be run one time free. Please include a contact person's name and a daytime telephone number. Information will not be taken by phone. The deadline is noon Thursday. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Trump's Interior Department moves to stop mountaintop removal study 2 Trump rebuffs coal industry; CEO claims promise broken 3 Casto among two people dead at WV jails Monday 4 Ex-DOH engineer, Putnam contractor avoid jail time in kickback scheme 5 Sills settles back in among WVU receivers Kanawha teen indicted on fatal DUI charge Previous Story Alyce Faye Bragg: Winter's for cleaning, cooking, dreaming Next Story


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I probably should have said "world news" not "international news"
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I use NPR, BBC and RT.
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By the way, what's RT?
It's a English speaking world news channel based out of Russia. It's pretty well-known.
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Daily Mail Online or BBC News are my 2 main news apps on my phone :)
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|This article, Air Force Special Operations Command, was written by Sgt.T.N.Biscuits. Please do not edit this fiction without the writer's permission.
The Air Force Special Operations Command, abbreviated as AFSOC, is the primary special forces branch of the UNSC Air Force. It is the most recent special operations branch, having been established in 2382 following a legislature passed by the UEG Senate.
The current commander of AFSOC is Lieutenant General Achak Clark. SSgt. Darrell Mac is the Command Chief Master Sergeant of Air Force Special Operations Command, serving as the senior enlisted advisor.
AFSOC is composed of highly trained, rapidly deployable Airmen who are equipped with specialized aircraft. These forces conduct special operations missions ranging from precision application of fire power, to infiltration/exfilration, intelligence gathering, and support of other SF units. Air Force Special Tactics Sqaudrons combine Combat Control Teams, Special Operations Weather Technicians, and Pararescuemen to form versatile special operations teams.
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Providing Help. Creating Hope.
2015 Report to the Community
Some photos in this report (c) Steve Liss, AmericanPoverty.org, CatholicCharitiesUSA.org.
Who We Serve
Total number of lives touched by Catholic Charities, St. Augustine Health Ministries, and Rose-Mary Center.
Areas of Focus
Families & Children
Behavioral Health
Disability Services
Emergency Services
Older Adults
Human Life & Advocacy
Under the leadership of the Bishop of Cleveland and inspired by the Gospel, Catholic Charities continues the mission of Jesus by responding to those in need through an integrated system of quality services designed to respect the dignity of every person and build a just and compassionate society.
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland, envisions a world touched by God's love: where we alleviate poverty and need, and all people share justly in the blessings of creation.
Dignity of Person
Gen 1:27, 31
Concern for the Poor
Matt 25
Michah 6:8
John 10:10
1 Peter 4:10
Parish Engagement
Migration & Refugees
Including: day and overnight shelters, hot meals, education, and assistance.
Including: adult day care, community senior programs, assisted living, nursing care, and hospice.
Including: community-based living, education and recreation activities, and summer camps.
Including: promoting all aspects of life, the environment, income inequality, and religious freedom.
Including: family centers, early childhood education, mentoring, community programming, employment & training support,
Including: individual and group/family counseling, childhood mental health, drug & alcohol addiction. Hispanic services available.
Including: Pastoral Care, Marriage & Family ministry, CYO athletics, Youth & Young Adult Ministry.
Including: migration and refugee resettlement and Immigration Legal Services.
Where We Serve
Three organizations provide services at over 50 locations throughout the 8 counties of the Diocese of Cleveland.
St. Augustine Health Ministries is a mission-driven, faith-based, not-for-profit organization, founded by Catholic Charities, Diocese of Cleveland, dedicated to providing a continuum of health care and social services within our community. Services include:Home Health Care, Early Education & Day Care, Rehabilitation, Skilled Nursing & Long Term Care, Caritas Unit for HIV/AIDS, Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Hospice Care.
Established in 1922, Rose-Mary continues the ministry of Jesus Christ by nurturing individuals with disabilities and celebrating love, family, dignity and faith. Through residential, pre-vocational, summer camp, and respite programs, Rose-Mary helps individuals to achieve lives of personal fulfillment, become more self-reliant, and realize their full potential as independent and integrated members of the community.
Programs in Ashland, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Summit, and Wayne Counties. (The count in this report includes the Hunger and Shelter locations throughout the Diocese, which Catholic Charities support.)
Head Start is a comprehensive child development program that serves children aged three to five and their families. The Head Start program has a long tradition of delivering comprehensive and high-quality services designed to foster healthy development in low-income children. Head Start provides a range of individualized services in education and early childhood development, medical, dental, mental health, nutrition, and parent involvement. The entire range of Head Start services is responsive and appropriate to each child and family's developmental, ethnic, cultural, and linguistic heritage and experience. In 2015 Catholic Charities added Early Head Start which is designed to nurture healthy attachments between parent and child (and child and caregiver). The program emphasizes a strengths-based, relationship-centered approach to services, and encompass the full range of a family's needs from birth through a child's third birthday.
2015 Head Start Report
• Budget –$4,175,996 • Funder – The Center for Families and Children and the Ohio Department of Education (funds the Early Childhood Education (ECE) children) • Funded to serve 623 children Head Start : 565 Early Head Start: 24 ECE: 34 Full day: 241 Part day: 382 • 70% average monthly attendance • 723 cumulative enrollment served • 91% of enrolled children received medical exams • 91% of enrolled children received dental exams • 5% of enrolled children had an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) • 36% enrolled children are projected to enter kindergarten in the next school year 2,278 volunteers • Parent volunteer opportunities –classroom aide, creativity aide, health aide, translator, maintenance aide, special events aide, site recruitment aide & parent meeting participants
These are the 2015 numbers from the last two periods of the 2014-2015 school year and the first two periods of the 2015-2016 school year.
Child Observation Record Results Program Wide The Child Observation Record (COR) is a web-based, on-going assessment tool used to document daily teacher observations regarding each child's progress. The notes are periodically analyzed to plan for the child as an individual and as a member of the class. COR results are reviewed four times per year to ensure children are progressing in nine development categories. COR is also used to ensure continued progression towards School Readiness Goals.
Head Start has four Universal Pre-Kindergarten (UPK) Centers – Riverside – St. Philip – St. Thomas – King Kennedy Head Start has one State Expansion Classroom – St. Thomas
Head Start has eight centers that are star-rated through Step Up to Quality: 5 STARS – St. Ignatius – St. Philip Neri – King Kennedy Quadrangle 4 STARS – Parmadale – St. Thomas – Rainbow Terrace – Riverside
Financial Information
*These figures are un-auditied at the time of publication.
Albert & Rhoda Abramovitz American Endowment Anthony Alexander Barbara Petroc British Petroleum CareSource Foundation Carmona Caravan No. 75 of the International Order of the Alhambra Inc. Catholic Relief Services Catholic Rural Life Cleveland Clinic Foundation The Cleveland Foundation The Community Foundation of Lorain County Community West Foundation Cuyahoga Arts & Culture Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc. Eaton Charitable Fund Edward & Betty Sloat Foundation Fatima Legacy Foundation Fund Gail Shinsky George Gund Foundation Hugo H. and Mabel B. Young Foundation Humility of Mary Jack Kelley, C.L.U. & Associates Jack McArdle Jacob & Clara Faber Community Enrichment & Education Foundation
James & Cynthia Kosmos Libera Pilla Fund M. G. O'Neil Foundation Mary DiDonato Medina County Foundation for Handicaped Citizens Nord Family Foundation Nordson Corporation Foundation Northern Ohio Golf Charities Foundation, Inc. Onix Orville Area United Way Par Electrical Contractors, Inc. St. Hilary Church St. Patrick Church Sisters of Charity Foundation Stephenson Foundation The Murphy Family Foundation The Women's Board of Catholic Charities Community Services/Summit County United Way of Ashland County United Way of Geauga County United Way of Greater Cleveland United Way of Lake County United Way of Lorain County United Way of Medina County United Way of Summit County Untied Way of Wooster USCCB
2015 Individual and Foundation Donors
Contributions Continued
2015 Charitable Trusts
Annabelle Wilkinson Fund Basil J. & Anne L. Scafidi Charitable Trust E.J. Bohn Memorial Fund Eleanor Gregory Trust Elizabeth C. Smith Trust Estate of Margaret Brosnan Trust John R. Raible Fund Joseph Gorski Charitable Trust Laura Hamilton Trust L.K. O'Donnell Family Charitable Trust Peter & Betty Brezovsky Charitable Trust William & Grace Yoho Memorial Fund
2015 Estate & Bequest Gifts
Anonymous (1) J. Donald Blake Charitable Remainder Unitrust Raymond V. Byrne Trust Estate of James F. Dugan Lucille E. Erker Trust Estate of Lois Anne Grant Elizabeth A. Herrmann Trust Estate of Anne M. Jusinovic Estate of Daniel M. Kavanaugh Louis J. Marinucci Family Trust The Estate of Margaret Mustard Estate of Daniel E. O'Driscoll Trust of Alice L. Paulus Estate of James A. Racco Virginia Reese Unitrust Helen M. Rozboril Trust Mr. Edward J. Schirra The Estate of Anthony Skocir Estate of Bruce C. Strnad Estate of Raymond F. Thayer
Every attempt has been made to accurately list contributions made between January 1, 2015 and December 31, 2015. Please call 216.334.2906 regarding any omissions or misspellings and accept our sincere apologies. This list reflects only donations and grants that were made directly to Catholic Charities Corporation. A list of donations received through the 2015 Annual Appeal is available through the Catholic Community Foundation's Annual Report at catholiccommunity.org or by calling 216.696.6525. Gifts made to St. Augustine Health Ministries, Rose-Mary Center and directly to other programs within Catholic Charities may be reflected in their own publications, please call 216.334.2906 for more information. This report only lists gifts of $5,000 or more unless acknowledgement in the annual report was a stipulation of the donation.
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Last week I got really emotional and chewed out my bf because he didn't call me when he said he would i felt absolutely terrible and appologized the next day. He didn't contact me for 4 days when he did text me he said he needed time to think about stuff. I haven't heard from him in three days. My grandma who im very close to is passing and its making it harder that he is thinking of breaking up. I miss him and need him should I tell him? I don't want him to think I am using if as an excuse cause I truly do need him.
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Why wouldn't you tell him? Those are the exact types of things relationships are there for.00|00|0
Because he said he needs time to think about stuff
You can give him time now, and tell him later. He probably won't need more than another few days. You could tell him now too, and then give him space. But maybe it would sound like you are using that to make him feel guilty. Maybe have a mutual friend mention it to him.


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K.L. Shandwickabout this book: Ready For Flynn is a three part love story of tragedy, despair, hope and inspiration told from the beginning. I wanted to take a story that has a coming of age feel in the beginning drawing on the angst of mid-teenage years— the in between stage where adolescents mature at different rates in their bodies but their minds are still playing catch up, where the innocent meets the awakened and how life experiences change our perspective, either bringing hopelessness or inspiration. It is a story of undeniable love full of thoughts and feelings that captures the reader and draws them in to the story. Although the main protagonists are young in the beginning they do grow both in age and in emotional experience and should not deter one from reading. It is a book containing mature content and has been read and enjoyed by readers from all age ranges male and female. This book took me on an emotional journey and has been noted as a book of 'feels' by reviewers. The cover relates directly to a scene in the book. It was also book of the month by IndieReaderNews and winner in category and one of six finalists in the Reader's Choice Book Viral Awards.
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The UCAR Visiting Scientist Programs announces the 2014 recruitment for NOAA Climate and Global Change Postdoctoral Fellows. The fellowship program has developed an outstanding reputation of attracting the best and the brightest PhDs in the sciences relevant to the NOAA Climate and Global Change Program. Appointed fellows are hosted with a mentoring scientist at U.S. universities and research institutions to work in an area of mutual interest. Applications are due 10 January 2014. Appointments will be announced in March.
Preference is given to those who have held a PhD for no more than three years. Awardees must change institutions and identify a host, who must be at a US institution. A clearly articulated research proposal is particularly important. A steering committee, broadly representing the areas covered by this program, selects the fellows. The selection criteria used by the steering committee in making the awards is available at www.vsp.ucar.edu/cgc
Advanced contact with a potential host is strongly encouraged. Interested host scientists are required to submit a brief letter of intent to host the fellow and a curriculum vita. Hosts are expected to mentor the fellow and cover office, computing, laboratory, and field research needs of the fellow as appropriate.
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Kenya Roads Board has released Kshs. 25 Billion towards maintenance of various roads in the country for the financial year ended 30th June 2015. The funds comprises of road maintenance levy and transit tolls collections.
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Egypt and Al Ahly legend Mohamed Abou-Treika believes that the performances of...
The Dutch manager excluded defender Mohamed Naguib, midfielder Saleh Gomaa and Ahmed Hamdy from the team's squad set to travel to Tanzania on Tuesday, due to technical reasons.
In addition, Al Ahly left-back Hussein El-Sayed will miss the game due to military service procedures.
Al Ahly squad:
Goalkeepers: Sherif Ekramy, Ahmed Adel and Mosaad Awad.
Defenders: Ahmed Fathi, Bassem Ali, Mohamed Hani, Saad Samir, Rami Rabia, Ahmed Hagazy and Sabry Rahil.
Midfielders: Hossam Ghaly, Hossam Ashour, Amr El-Sulaya, Ahmed El-Sheikh, Walid Soliman, Momen Zakaria, Ramadan Sobhy and Abdallah El-Said.
Forwards: Malick Evouna, Amr Gamal, John Antwi and Emad Meteb.
Young Africans chose April 9 to host Egyptian giants Al Ahly in the first leg. The return leg will be played ten days later in Cairo.
Al Ahly made it to the round of 16 after defeating Recreativo of Angola 2-0 on aggregate, while Young Africans went through after beating Rwanda's APR FC 3-2 on aggregate.
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The story pictures the events surrounding life of Lord Ram. With opening of curtain a group of hermits are sighted performing a yajna under guidelines of sage, Vishamitra. However, a troupe of flying fearsome demons sent by Ravan keep disturbing the peace and the process of Yajna. This degrades the spirits of sage, Vishmitra, who resolves to enlist the help of Lord Ram to curb the menace of demons. The story, hereafter, moves on narrating the disparate significant events that lead to the final confrontations between Lord Ram and Demon Ravan.
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A stylish take on a classic wooden jigsaw puzzle design featuring Enzo Mari's illustrations from his beloved children's books. This wooden high-quality jigsaw puzzle is a modern and beautiful toy for young children or adults to develop their fine motor skills, while being influenced by this mid-century modernist's beautiful Enzo Mari book illustrations.
Numbered edition. Perfect gift idea for friends, family or yourself.
As featured in the New York Times, a classic icon of 20th century design that functions as a toy and an art piece at the same time.
Designed by Enzo Mari in 1960 for Danese, Italy. This is a large puzzle. It underlines a double function: it is a puzzle object and also a "construction game" that allows a free composition of elements. Made of precious wood and contained in a sophisticated wooden gift box, 16 Animali e 16 Pesci can be considered a small art sculpture for your home; the elements can be used both individually and in multiple compositions.
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Last weekend, Hutspot Eindhoven finally opened its doors. Expect 700m2 filled with pioneering brands and local design. Inspired by the city's constant supply of innovative designers and artists, the store hosts 'the Design Shop' which offers local creatives such as Angela Willemsen, Puck Dieben and many others the chance to showcase and sell their work. Next to inspiring products, you can enjoy a healthy breakfast or snack at 'the Øatmeal bar' which will open very soon. Please enjoy the first photos of our new store.
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Benny Jean, Cop, That Damn Neighbor (sometimes)
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Cletus is a character originating from the "That Damn..." series. He is portrayed by Anthony Padilla.
The Character
Cletus is Benny Jean's best friend. He usually hangs out with him, but is also friends with That Damn Neighbor and the cop.
He is also rather stupid at times and commits child-like mistakes and often acts like a "hillbilly". Examples include:
- Trading Benny Jean's Hummer for a fog machine (though this did come in handy later).
- Cutting a hole in the fence that protected Benny Jean's pet flamingo.
- Selling the flamingo to That Damn Neighbor.
- A running gag, starting with That Damn Yard Sale, has Cletus screaming in terror at something shocking at the end of each video except, "That Damn Neighbor" and "That Damn Rap Music." These include:
- The That Damn Neighbor suddenly turning to him, saying "Don't f**king touch me!"
- The cop's dog's eyes glowing red and it saying "Back off my tacos, human!"
- The neighbor suddenly appearing next to him on his bed.
- The neighbor's face appearing on the speedo Benny Jean is wearing.
- The neighbor suddenly popping out of the house of garbage Benny Jean made for his pet flamingo (in a bonus video).
- In That Damn Rap Music, it is Benny Jean who screams when the neighbor appears right next to him with his flamingo in his mouth.
- Cletus is mostly stupider than Benny Jean but in That Damn Prison Break, he acts clever and uses the fog machine.
- Cletus only wears camouflage shirts.
- The only "That Damn...." video Cletus didn't appear in is That Damn Movie!
- Cletus appears in Smosh video Reunited with That Damn Neighbor.
- He usually tells Benny Jean where That Damn Neighbor is by pointing and saying.
- One example is when Benny Jean asked where That Damn Neighbor is, he replies "You mean that neighbor over there.


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Christopher Gross helped found the group with other members of the Big 5 at a lunch table in Hell. Known affectionately as Fatty Fat Fat, his love of all things unhealthy for him, including spicy foods, booze, The Hobbit's Weed, and Leah led him on a strict and straight path to the bowels of perdition.
The Early Years
In the earliest known records, Chris was known as The Belly, and he was everything and anything. Worshipped as a God, but mocked like the Devil, he found solace in the shifting sands of peace and chaos that inhabited this planet so far from his home at the center of the galaxy.
The Earth was not kind to Chris, though. The gravitational pull fought him at every turn, making it hard for him to move. So he began studying the arts of Shaq-Fu to work on his mobility.
Chris in Group Politics
Chris was outspoken and easily angered. Those who opposed him became devoured by his gaping donkeylips, and in doing so became one with the Multiverse. This was the greatest blessing that Chris was known to give. His greatest contributions to Group Policy included his strong stances against Jews, Frenchies, and Pepsi-Cola.
The Downfall of Chris
Chris' final form was that of The Box. During his final days in the group, his decline into madness and his constant and unbridled ambition to work on Things made him almost unreachable for many years. Oh yeah, and there was Leah as well.
Some Nicknames for Chris
- The Fat Guy
- Fatty Fat Fat
- Minnesota Fats
- Fatty McGee
- Shitty
- Shitstain
- Trash Man
- Grungy Beaver
- Bullfrog
- Fatass
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A woman in Indonesia was canned 23 times in front of a jeering crowd for breaking the Sharia law, it has been reported. The woman was one of 13 people flogged on Monday at a mosque.
The picture shows the woman scream out in pain as punishment of flogging is meted out to her for allegedly being caught standing too close to her boyfriend.
The incident is of Aceh, the only province in Indonesia that enforces sharia law. In this province people face floggings for a range of offences, including gambling, drinking alcohol and gay sex.
A 22-year-old pregnant woman, one of the offenders, was not flogged but was told she'll be punished after she has given birth.
The six couples were found guilty of breaking Islamic law that bans intimacy - no touching, hugging and kissing - between unmarried people.