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The fashion world has suffered a great loss: Celebrity stylist Annabel Tollman passed away suddenly at the age of 36, the New York Daily News reports. She was found dead, apparently of natural causes, in her New York City apartment on Thursday.
Tollman's clients included Scarlett Johansson, Shakira, and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. Some of her greatest styling moments were dressing Johansson in a form-fitting red Valentino gown for the 2006 Golden Globes and helping Kristen Wiig chicly navigate her Bridesmaids press tour in 2011.
Tollman, born in Brussels in 1977 and raised between the U.K. and N.Y.C, also worked as a fashion director for Interview magazine, and according to The Cut, was developing a Bravo series at the time of her death. She earned a degree in fashion journalism from Central St. Martins in London, and wrote for myriad publications. In 2010, she also became a spokeswoman for eBay Fashion, and was profiled in the
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While no signs of suspicious behavior surrounding her death were reported, an autopsy is planned, a NYPD spokesman said via WWD.
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What is your Diagnosis of this Female Patient?
What is your Diagnosis of this Female Patient?
Our patient presents with a history of 5 weeks of amenorrhoea and scanty bleeding per vagina (P/V).
History and Symptoms
This young woman came in for a routine ultrasound examination at 5 weeks of amenorrhoea. She had normal menstrual cycles before the pregnancy and did not have any history of major illness. She had a history of a lower segment c-section (LSCS) during her first pregnancy.
Family History
She has 1 healthy child, who was delivered at full term by LSCS. The mother (the patient) is one of 4 children.
Present Pregnancy
The patient showed a positive pregnancy test. She has a history of occasional bleeding P/V.
Clinical Examination
Her blood pressure was normal (BP: 126/ 80 mm. of Hg); as were all other vital signs. On abdominal examination, she had mild tenderness over the lower pelvis.
Imaging Studies
The patient underwent routine transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasound imaging to study the viability of the pregnancy.
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Get an overview of this hotelModern hotel with pool, close to Harvey Nichols
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Close to Harvey Nichols
Radisson Manchester City Centre is a 10-minute stroll from both Manchester Victoria Train Station and the upscale Harvey Nichols department store. Concert venue Phones 4u Arena is just as close, as is The Printworks entertainment complex with its array of bars and restaurants.
Spa, rooftop terrace
Guests can unwind in the spa, indoor swimming pool, and sauna, before savoring fresh dishes at RBG Bar & Grill. The rooftop terrace offers fantastic views over the Green Quarter and a tempting cocktail list. A breakfast buffet is available to help kick-start the day.
Free WiFi, city views
Free WiFi and flat-screen TVs are standard, and floor-to-ceiling windows fill modern guestrooms with natural light, as well as framing views of the city. Bright fabrics add a splash of color, and there's a coffeemaker for brewing a morning pick-me-up.
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- Good location
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In addition to an indoor pool, Park Inn by Radisson Manchester City Centre provides a health club and a sauna. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. This family-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, laundry facilities, and express check-in.
Park Inn by Radisson Manchester City Centre has designated areas for smoking.
- Number of floors - 6
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
RBG Bar and Grill - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna.
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Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander will not suit up for Team USA in the World Baseball Classic.
Media reports last month speculated that Verlander might fill an open spot on the teams's pitching staff. But the righthander told reporters Monday he would not participate in the WBC, which runs March 2-March 18.
Verlander certainly would have been a welcome addition to Team USA's pitching staff . The team's starters: Toronto Blue Jays righthander R.A. Dickey, San Francisco Giants righthander Ryan Vogelsong, Texas Rangers lefthander Derek Holland and Washington Nationals lefthander Gio Gonzalez.
Verlander, who turns 30 next week, went 17-8 with a 2.64 ERA and an major league-leading 239 strikeouts in 2012. He also led MLB in innings pitched for the third time in four years.
All WBC teams have until Feb. 20 to submit their final rosters.
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Southwestern Stuffed Peppers with Black Beans and Green Chiles
Here's how the peppers looked when they came out of the oven, yum!
I'd love this served with green salad and Cafe Rio-Style Creamy Tomatillo Salad Dressing.
Southwestern Stuffed Peppers with Black Beans and Green Chiles
(Makes six generous servings, recipe created by Kalyn)
6 large bell peppers (I like at least 2 different colors and red and green is pretty for the holidays)
1 lb. extra lean ground beef (less than 10% fat)
1-2 tsp. olive oil if needed
1 onion, chopped
1 can (15 oz.) black beans, rinsed and drained
1 can (14.5 oz) diced tomatoes and juice
1 can (4 oz.) diced green chiles with juice (Anaheim chiles, not Jalapenos)
1 tsp. Ancho chile powder (I use Penzeys; regular chili powder will also work)
1 tsp. ground cumin
2 cups cooked white rice (use Uncle Ben's Converted Rice for South Beach)
1 cup + 6 tablespoons grated cheese (I used Mexican Four Cheese Blend which is low fat cheeses)
South Beach Diet / Low-Glycemic Diet / Low-Carb Diet Suggestions:
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More Delicious Stuffed Peppers for Every Diet:
Low-Carb Cauliflower Rice Southwestern Stuffed Peppers with Turkey and Poblanos ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Grain-Free Stuffed Peppers ~ Elana's Pantry
Vegetarian Stuffed Peppers with Brown Rice, Mushrooms, and Feta ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
Ruth's Romano Stuffed Peppers ~ OMG Yummy!
Stuffed Peppers with Turkey Italian Sausage, Ground Beef, and Mozzarella ~ Kalyn's Kitchen
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Beaver Baseball: Ranked 8th
CORVALLIS, Ore. - The Oregon State baseball team finds itself ranked eighth nationally in the Perfect Game USA top 25 preseason rankings, which were released Tuesday. The Beavers are one of six Pac-12 Conference teams in the rankings and it is their second top 10 ranking of the preseason.
Oregon State, in December, was ranked 10th in the nation by Collegiate Baseball and follows that up by being one of four Pac-12 teams in the top 10. Stanford is fourth, UCLA is sixth and Oregon is 10th to round out the top 10. Arizona, meanwhile, is 21st followed by No. 25 Arizona State.
North Carolina is No. 1 in the poll, followed by No. 2 Arkansas, then No. 3 Vanderbilt, No. 4 Stanford and No. 5 LSU.
The Beavers finished the 2012 regular season ranked 23rd by Perfect Game, the sixth top 25 finish in the past eight seasons by Rivals/Perfect Game.


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Hi and namaste to everyone in dhamma wheel,
I am Jungney. Currently living in Singapore and have been following Buddhism for couple of years. Basically reading up, listening to dhamma lecture and meditation for engaging inner self to rediscover the ultimate bliss. Buddha dhamma is so lovingly awesome. Hope to contribute wisely and also learn from all dhamma wheel participants to broaden loving kindness along the journey of tranquil bliss. May I attain supreme enlightenment to benefit and liberate all beings.


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|Supreme Court May Decide the Fate of APIs (But Also Klingonese and Dothraki)
|Thursday May 28, 2015 @09:03AM
|US Justice Department Urges Supreme Court Not To Take Up Google v. Oracle
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|Tuesday October 28, 2014 @08:10AM
|Microsoft Is Bringing WebRTC To Explorer, Eyes Plugin-Free Skype Calls
|Thursday October 09, 2014 @09:18AM
|Google Takes the Fight With Oracle To the Supreme Court
|Sunday September 07, 2014 @10:50PM
|GSOC Project Works To Emulate Systemd For OpenBSD
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|Tuesday September 04, 2012 @08:24AM
|Google Pulls Access To Unsupported But Popular Weather API
|Monday February 06, 2012 @11:58PM
|The Power and the Glory of Open APIs
|Monday January 09, 2012 @03:21PM
|WURFL Founders Fire Off DMCA Takedown Against Fork
|Sunday October 23, 2011 @08:16PM
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|Thursday September 15, 2011 @03:19PM
|The Google+ API Is Released
|Tuesday August 30, 2011 @05:02PM
|Crowdsourcing Makes an API For Human Intelligence
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|Google develops Master API - Web Intents
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|Microsoft Dilutes Open Source, Coins 'Open Surface'
|Sunday June 05, 2011 @07:19AM
|Google Translate API rescued - but at a price!
|Thursday June 02, 2011 @01:06PM
|Google WebRTC: Can It Replace Skype?
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|Ford Uses Google For A New Type Of Smart Car Read
|Thursday May 12, 2011 @02:31PM
|Google Storage Is Now Available To All Developers
|Sunday January 30, 2011 @06:59PM
|Naming Bi-Directional Streams In an API?
|Thursday October 28, 2010 @10:45AM
|Oracle Claims Google 'Directly Copied' Our Java Code
|Tuesday September 28, 2010 @07:05PM
|Almost-Satnav For Cycling
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|The State of Mapping APIs, 5 Years On
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|Twitter Throttling Hits Third-Party Apps
|Thursday June 17, 2010 @07:07PM
|Developers' New Opportunity — Retailers' Open APIs
|Wednesday June 09, 2010 @01:08PM
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|Facebook's Cross-Language Network Library
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DETROIT -- The Tigers could get some long relief help for the stretch run if Luke Putkonen continues to progress. The right-hander began a Minor League rehab assignment with Class A West Michigan on Thursday, his first game action since early May.
Putkonen went on the disabled list April 19 with right elbow inflammation. It looked like a short stint when he went on a rehab assignment in early May, but a setback at Triple-A Toledo had sidelined him ever since.
With Minor League seasons wrapping up, it's not going to be a long rehab stint for Putkonen. West Michigan is headed for the Midwest League playoffs, so its season will be extended.
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DEDICATED newsagents who have been up at the crack of dawn for the past 15 years are looking forward to celebrating their retirement with a holiday.
James Walsh, 82, and Anne Creed, 73, who own Backhouse Newsagents in Middle Street, Stroud, are set to shut up shop in April.
The couple, who have been together for more than 40 years, took on the newsagents and refurbished it after retiring from the motor industry.
"We thought we would be winding down but we have been waking up at 4am everyday since," Anne said.
"When you run your own newsagents you can't close, you have to be there for the newspapers. It is too much now at our age.
"We haven't had a holiday in 15 years so we are looking forward to travelling around the country."
James and Anne, who were named traders of the year in the 2008 Stroud Civic Awards, delivered a letter to the 200 customers who receive a paper delivery informing them of their retirement.
Paper deliveries will continue as Martin's newsagents have offered to take on the 11 paper boys and girls.
Anne said: "It is a very sad time because many of our customers have become wonderful friends.
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WCU to Host Reception Honoring Miss Mississippi
Hattiesburg, Miss., October 1, 2013 - William Carey University will host a reception to honor Miss Mississippi Chelsea Rick on October 18 from 2:30-4:00 p.m. in the Academic Building of the COM Medical Complex. Rick completed her first year of medical school at William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine (WCUCOM) prior to the Miss Mississippi Pageant in July. The reception is open to the WCU Hattiesburg campus faculty, staff and students, as well as alumni.
Rick, a native of Fulton, was awarded one of the two new S.T.E.M. (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) scholarship awards at the 2014 Miss America Pageant which was held in Atlantic City, NJ on September 15. She was also a Quality of Life finalist award for her platform, Full Plates, Healthy States, which focuses on ending child hunger. The Quality of Life Award is given to recognize contestants who excel in their community service. In addition, Rick won a scholarship during the preliminaries for fitness and evening gown.
Rick continues to travel the state and offer a helping hand and a smile to children and adults in local hospitals, among other places.


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That's what the Buddha said, you can attain long lasting concentration by means of walking. So when you are aware of each individual movement of the foot, and sometimes the intention too, then the mind becomes gradually concentrated on the movement of the foot very well. And the more energetically you note the movement the more deep is the concentration of the mind. Then when concentration becomes deeper and deeper you feel your feet become light as they automatically lift, automatically push forward, automatically drop down. You come to realise it. Sometimes you get startled at the experience of this automatic lifting and pushing and dropping of the foot. and as soon as you feel it you say to yourself, `Hah, what's that? Am I mad or not?` In this way you get startled at the unusual experience of the movement of the foot.
When I conducted a meditation retreat in England at the Manjusri Tibetan Monastery, the Manjusri Institute in northern England near the border of Scotland, one of the meditators had put much effort into his practise both sitting as well as walking, and awareness of the activities too. So after about four days meditation he came to me and asked a question. ''Venerable Sir, my meditation is getting worse and worse,' he said. 'Now what happen to your meditation?' I asked him. Then he said, 'When I am walking one day, Venerable Sir, then gradually I am not aware of myself. The foot itself had lifted, and it itself pushed forward, and then dropped down by itself. There's no I or no me, no self, no myself. Sometimes though I control my foot, the foot doesn't stay with the ground. It lifted by itself. Sometimes it pushed forward very long. I couldn't control it. Then sometimes it's getting down by itself. So my meditation is getting worse and worse. What should I do?' Then eventually he said, 'I think I have gone mad.' Such an experience was very amazing.
To the meditator whose concentration has grown sharper by noting "walking, right step, leftstep, lifting, moving forward, putting down," this moving forward as if being driven by something from behind becomes quite plain. The legs seem to be pushing forward of their own accord. How they move forward without the meditator making any effort is very plain to him. It is so good walking noting like this that some spend a lot of time in it.
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it makes a bit of sense to you what he said then right ? i just need to have someone else opinion (he dosnt have to be right) - any way that is a good question if you meant it or not so thanks
reflection wrote:After a while the 'automatic body' becomes quite natural and you can sort of jump into the state. No need to note it in my opinion, because noting is then an action which is like a sort of illusionary control, if you catch my drift.
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Do you know about all the career resources offered at Oglethorpe's Career Center? The Center helps both students and alumni with career development and planning through self-evaluation, the exploration and pursuit of career interests, and by offering opportunities like one-on-one appointments, job seminars, educational programs and recruitment events. Now, Career Services has its sights set on expanding internships opportunities for current students.
Director of Career Services Caroline Weimar was recently joined by Robin Brandt, who assumed the brand new position of Director of Experiential Learning. Robin is focusing on developing and expanding opportunities for OU students to participate in internships, with the goal to significantly increase the overall number of students who benefit from the practical, hands-on experience that internships offer. She recently convened a steering committee of OU students who will help support and advise the Career Center in its ongoing efforts to increase OU students' participating in internships.
"Internships can be a beneficial experience for students of any major," said Brandt. "They help formulate career goals, gain valuable work experience and enhance marketable skills. Internships also help establish reference and networking contacts and can possibly open doors to full-time employment. Some positions even qualify for academic credit."
When it comes to finding internship positions, Brandt advises students to do research on their own, along with using the resources available through the Career Center, such as Career Connect. Center staff offer professional advice on writing resumes and cover letters and holds mock practice interviews. OU students also are encouraged to take advantage of opportunities to meet face-to-face with potential employers during on-campus Career Fairs. The recent Nonprofit Career Fair brought more than 35 potential nonprofit employers to campus. View photos from the event here. Throughout the year, students also can look forward to guest speakers and panel discussion series with professionals from various fields, as well as another career fair scheduled for spring 2012.
For more information about Career Services or internship opportunities visit the Career Center office in Emerson Student Center or email email@example.com.
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SONOMA, Calif. — After crashing early in last week's Sprint Cup race at Michigan, Jeff Gordon had to be wondering what was going to go wrong Sunday at Sonoma Raceway.
Gordon has had a season of ups and downs, keeping him out of the top 10 in the Sprint Cup standings. It appeared the road course race at Sonoma was going to bring another series of trials and tribulations.
With rain headed for the track early in the race, Gordon went to pit road on Lap 25. Just as he did, NASCAR threw a caution flag for rain and penalized Gordon for pitting when the lane was closed.
That was just Gordon's luck.
"We were in the top 10 and the rain was coming in and out and we were going to try to make a three-stop race out of it and try to keep fresher tires," Gordon said. "But we were trying to beat that caution and just missed it by a split second. Right as I committed to come to pit road, I saw the red light come up, and I knew that that was going to cost us a lot.
"But this team has been faced with a lot worse adversity than that."
— Martin Truex Jr. wins | Dale Earnhardt Jr. finishes well | Kurt Busch mans up on penalties | Sonoma results | Updated standings | Next week: Kentucky
Gordon, who has five career wins at Sonoma, dropped to 35th in the field after the penalty, but steadily worked his way back through the field to lead four laps. He was in position to make a charge to the front at the end and wound up finishing second, his best finish of the season and his fourth top-five.
"Luckily we had a fast racecar and stayed with out pit strategy and things went our way," Gordon said.
"There was a bunch of wrecks that happened right in front of me that I was able to avoid, and we just had a really good racecar and were able to drive up through (there). That part was a lot of fun."
Gordon has six finishes of 20th or worse this season, including four in the 30s. His races included all sorts of problems, including three wrecks.
He says he learned from those setbacks and others throughout his long career.
"The thing is, unless you're eliminated from competition, you never stop trying," Gordon said. "You know, over the years, I've had a lot of success but I've also had my failures as well, and you learn from both of them. Sometimes you learn from your failures more than you do your successes.
"While the successes help build confidence and the failures break the confidence down, I think one of the things that me and this team are good at is leaving that behind and going and starting clean at the next race and just focus on that race. And that's what we did there."
Gordon's focus now must be on climbing into the top 10 in points and putting himself in position to make the Chase. He gained three spots, to 13th, with his runner-up finish. He had to rally last season to earn a wild card into the Chase.
"One of the things that we've learned but we need to do more of, me personally, is stop looking at the points because it seems like every time we get close to the top 10 and I start going, 'Ooh, we're close to the top 10, we can make it into the top 10,' something happens," Gordon said.
"I'm going to stop thinking about the points and start focusing on … putting good finishes out there. We need to stop leaving the racetrack and going, 'Where are we, what do we have to do next week.' We're just going to go and push hard and perform and try to put more finishes like this together.
"If we live up to our potential and we don't get caught up in some of these silly things that we have been caught up in this year, there's no doubt in my mind we can work our way into the top 10."


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By Varietal
This burger was inspired by our love of Mahi Mahi and is great to serve at a backyard barbecue with a crisp white wine.
The Northwest coast makes up part of the Pacific Rim so we therefore have many Asian influences that have become part of our culture now.
Lots of Oriental flavors are fused into the style of Northwest cuisine due to the large Asian population that has been here for decades.
Crispy fried catfish is one of the south's favorite dishes. This crispy pecan crusted catfish burger captures all the traditions of the south in one flavorful delicious burger.
Floribbean cusine is a unique American flavor that blends traditional Caribbean and native Florida flavors.
Catfish is a very popular fish in our area of the states. The farm-raised variety is widely available in supermarkets and has a very mild flavor.
Minnes"oh"ta is known and often teased for our Scandinavian roots.
Salmon has been a staple of Northwest cuisine throughout known history, as have blueberries, both wild and cultivated.
My husband loves bagels and salmon. And he loves a great pastrami sandwich. Using the salty pastrami instead of bacon on a salmon burger married those flavors.
My inspiration for this burger comes from my love for Thai food. The 4 key flavors of Thai cooking are found in this burger-Sweet, Spicy, Salty and Sour.
I created this recipe after having a salmon club sandwich at a restaurant. I loved the combination of salmon and bacon and thought it would make a delicious combination for a burger.
The Pacific Northwest is known for its fresh, flavorful salmon and delicious berries. I have always enjoyed blueberries, and thought that they would complement the mild salmon flavor.
This Thai-fish Burger is fit for a Queen. The delicious taste of mint vinaigrette mixed with fresh fish,vegetables and tomato dressing is irrestible.
I got the idea for this burger at a Poke Festival in Hawaii, when my Poke was chosen as the best poke by a Wahinni. I was made an honory citizen of the Big Island.
The texture of flounder just lends itself to making a ground burger with few extra ingredients to hold it together.


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Christina Applegate's first child is almost 2-and-a-half years old, so is the actress ready to give daughter Sadie a little brother or sister?
"I'm 41 years old and I don't know if I could do the whole like, not sleeping thing again," the former "Up All Night" star — who launches her second pink Breast Cancer Awareness collection with ASICS America benefitting her Right Action For Women Foundation (which provides aid to women who are at increased risk for breast cancer and do not have insurance or the financial flexibility to cover the high costs associated with breast screenings) --told Billy Bush and guest co-host Holly Robinson Peete on Thursday's Access Hollywood Live. "If I was 35, then maybe I'd have the energy but there's just, like, when I get up it hurts… Wait a couple of years and I'd be almost pushing 45… really? With like, a newborn? I don't know."
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Adding, "Some people can do it and I say, 'Hats off to you.' But that's just how I feel right now. Sadie's a very big ball of energy."
Christina, 41, married longtime love Martyn LeNoble in February and she said her husband does want to add to their family, but he's also concerned about the energy required for parenthood.
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"I think we both want to make another Sadie," she said. "We watch this little person and she's so perfect and she enhances our life so much that you go, God – how could we not to produce more of these? But he's 44.
"We're both kind of like, eh, we're a little old and we don't know," she added.
Christina will soon be seen in "Anchorman: The Legend Continues," reprising her role as Veronica Corningstone.
However, the actress played coy on how many star cameos fans can expect to see in the movie.
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"It's so much bigger than you guys even understand. If they cut this whole movie together it would be four-and-a-half hours, what we shot – there's so much," she said, adding, "I can't tell you anything. All I can tell you is that there are big events throughout the whole, and many cast members."
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I think you mean Buddhism in Jain texts.piotr wrote:Hi,
I'm interested to know if there are available any Jain texts which describe Buddhists views. There are a lot of references to Jains in Pali texts, I'd like to read how Jains viewed Buddhists.
tiltbillings wrote:I think you mean Buddhism in Jain texts.
The Pali texts mention the Buddha referring to the liberation of Mahavira (referred to as Niggantha Nataputta) at Pava
What is meant is is his death.Moth wrote:According to Wikipedia...The Pali texts mention the Buddha referring to the liberation of Mahavira (referred to as Niggantha Nataputta) at Pava
Can anyone confirm this?
piotr wrote:Hi,
I'm interested to know if there are available any Jain texts which describe Buddhists views. There are a lot of references to Jains in Pali texts, I'd like to read how Jains viewed Buddhists.
plwk wrote:Kundalakesi & Nilakesi and this & this and especially THIS
The Jain literature doesn't say so
There is a Story in a Jain Epic, wherein the Jain Nun Nilakeshi, defeats Theri Kundalakeshi, Shariputra, Maudgalyayana, all in a row and at the end has a debate with the Bhagavan, and finally defeats him too
(The Arguments are very Interesting, may be I wil start a seperate thread for that)
At the end of the the debates, all agree to amend their ways and follow the Jain Dharma
This is the Jain side of the Story
I am posting here the Debates of the Jain Nilakeshi with the Buddha and his Disciples.
The details are from the Tamil Language, Epic Poem called Nilakeshi, which was the Jain response to the Buddhist Tamil Epic, Kundalakeshi.
The Tamil Buddhist Epic Kundalakeshi, was an Epic Poem written around 700 CE based on the life of Theri Kundalakeshi. In the Epic, Kundalakeshi converts to Buddhism, and goes around debating people of various sects and converting them to Buddhism.
The Story of Theri Kundalakesi
So, The Tamil Jains wrote another Epic called Nilakeshi as a response, countering the points raised by Kundalakeshi against the Jains.
Unfortunately, Kundalakeshi is not extant now, but Nilakeshi is.
People try to sacrifice an Animal to satisfy Goddess Kali near a Temple. The Jain Monk who lives near that temple, advices the people not to sacrifice the Animals and instead pray to the Goddess Kali by Non-Violent methods. The People heed to the Monks advice, and sacrifice a Animal made up of clay instead of a Live Animal and go away.
Later, Goddess Kali comes with her companions to feast on the Sacrifice and find clay animals instead of a live Sacrifice. The Angered Goddess Kali, complains to the Queen of Kalis, Nilakeshi, about the Incident.
Nilakeshi with her minions, appear there and try to scare the Jain Monk. But ultimately fail in their Attempts. Then, the Jain Monk, preaches Jain Dharma to Nilakeshi. After, hearing the Jain Monks words, The Queen of Kalis, Nilakeshi, accepts the Jain Dharma and vows to preach the Jain Dharma around the world.
Summary of Debate with Theri Kundalakeshi
Meanwhile, Kundalakeshi appears near the City. As her usual sign of invitation for debates, she makes e a mound of sand and stucks a branch in it. Nilakeshi coming there, accept her offer for a Debate.
Nilakeshi: Expound your Religion.
Kundalakeshi: The Fundamentals of my religion can be categorized as Apta, Agama, Padartha and Pravritti.
The Lord of my religion is Bhagavan Buddha. He is the Supreme Lord. He has been present from the Beginning of the world. For Kalpas and Kalpas, he has been into this Samsaric world, and has expounded the Buddhist path for the welfare of the beings, without any Selfishness.
The Tripitakas spoken by him out of compassion, are our foremost Literature.
Nilakeshi:: If your Bhagavan Buddha is the Supreme Lord, who has been Enlightened from the Beginning. Why should he indulge himself in Samsara for hundreds of thousands of Kalpas ?
If he is Enlightened since Time Immemorial what are the results of his Indulgence in Samsara ?
Samsaric Indulgence, is due to Karma of our Previous Lives. His Samsaric Indulgence, is due to which of his Past Lives Karma ? If he has Past Live Karmas, how could he have been Enlightened from the Beginning ?
If he has been Indulging in Samsara for the welfare of other beings, without considering his own, why did he not continue that ? Why did he stop it ? Why should he only attain Nirvana, leaving all other Beings in Samsara ?
(Anachronistic Comment. As per the Epic Time frame, Buddha is still living )
You said, your Bhagavan Buddha spoke the Tripitaka out of his compassion, to guide the Beings of the World. If that is so, why did he not condemn meat eating ? He not only did not condemn meat eating, but has also actually induced and supported Meat Eating.
Since you deny Atman, the fundamental for all ethics, what is the use of you speaking about high ethical morals ?
These are your stances regarding your Lord.
What do you think about this World ?
Kundalakeshi: This World is made up of Five Skandhas. These Five Skandhas arise and fall momentarily. The World is also like that, is in a state for Momenatiriness, it is in a false state. It changes every moment.
Nilakeshi: Yes. This is your Kshanabhangavada. By this, you say that Materials die out before, they are formed again. By this, each event does not have any relation with the earlier events. You call this as Asat Karyavada. If this is so, then there is no Causality between events. If that is so, then this is no obstruction for an Impossible event like "Apperance of a Flower in the Sky" (Akasha Pushpa). Is it not so ?
If Vasana can be considered as an link for Casuality, we must accept some kind of relation between events. Kshanabhangavada cannot be true.
Philosphical Debates apart, In order to describe the Qualities of the Buddha, in the stories about the Bodhisattva, it is said that the Bodhisattva donated his Eyes, Flesh, Blood, even his children to those asking alms. The Nature of Almsgiving is dependant upon how well the alms is being used by the person who recives it. Did the person who asked for the head, went without his head to the Bodhisattva ? This has no meaning.
Do you mean to say that these events, are due to tests done by Indra on the Bodhisattva ? Why do tests for an Enlightened Bodhisattva ? Can't a Deva like Indra know his Merits ?
Kundalakeshi could not reply to any of the questions raised by the Nilakeshi. She was belittled by the King, and Nilakeshi was praised by all.
Then Nilakeshi went to the Teacher of Kundalakeshi, Arka Chandra
* Debate with Arka Chandra
* Debate with Shariputra
* Debate with Maudgalyayana
* Debate with the Buddha
(Will be Continued...)
Summary of Debate with Arka Chandra
Arka Chandra was living at the city of Ujjain. Nilakeshi went to his place and had a debate about the Buddhist Vinaya.
She with examples showed the huge differences between the Buddhist Discipline and actual 'Discipline' in as followed by the Buddhists in Practice. She even pointed out that some Buddhist Principles are not even worthwhile to be followed in everyday life.
In many of the Jataka Stories, there are instances were the Bodhisattva donated his Wife and his Children to others. By this, one is to understand, donating whatever a person demands, is considered as a high conduct. But no Buddha with a clear mind, would not expect someone to follow this, and donate his wife to someone, just because the wife was asked as alms.
Next, Nilakeshi showed many new practices that came into existence in the Buddhist Sangha. For Example, it is said that a Bhikshu called Sangha Datta Sthavira called another Bhikshuni for Intercourse. When the Bhikshuni replied that, the Vihara is a pure place not to be contaminated, the Bhikshu replied that for a Bhikshu, whether it be a Vihara or a House, it is equal in his eyes.
In another Instance, a Bhikshu had intercourse with the corpse of a woman. When someone Condemned this Incident, the Bhukshu replied saying that there was no difference between a Dead Corpse and a Living Being ; one is a a Body which has become a Corpse and the other is a Living Corpse.
Further, in another such kind of Incident, it is said that while coaxing a Bhikshuni for Intercourse, a Bhikshu claimed that Intercourse is not against the religion. And added that If it can be done without the knowledge of the people, there is no harm in it.
By this way, Nilakeshi said that the people are motivated to Ignore the Basic Principles of Buddhism and Basic Principles of Human Conduct by means of religious texts themselves. Nilakeshi further showed such 18 exceptions where Misconduct was motivated by softening the basic rules of Conduct.
Even more, for a Buddhist Monk who says that he is renouncing material things, making many kinds of Clothings are made his own, is an absurdity.
Buddhism speaks about showing Love and Compassion to other beings, but at the same time it supports Meat Eating. One one side it says that for attaining Nirvana the Path and Ethics are important, but on the other hand, by speaking Sunyavada, it denies thd existance Atman the fundamental for all Ethics.
Buddhism says that all things are impure, but then you offer flowers and do Pujas to the Statue of the Buddha.
You claim that all things are momentary arise and fall, and hence they are impermanent, but then you again build Large Buddhist Temples and Monastries.
You deny the continuity in the Reincarnation of the Atman.
You worship the various forms Animals and Birds, in whose forms the Buddha reincarnated in his previous lives (?). But at the end, even these divine animals end up as food.
Arka Chandra hearing these confusions in Buddhist scheme of things, accepted its shortcomings. He also accepted that, non-violence as spoken by the Buddha were just mere wordplay. He finally accepted the Jain Dharma as expounded by Nilakeshi and went for refuge in the Jain Triple Gem.
(Next Debate with Maudgalyayana...)
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'The 18-year-old Russian center had just one goal and four assists in 22 games this season, and was averaging only 9:44 of ice time per game. He has also been a healthy scratch five times. This is the first year of Grigorenko's three-year entry level contract that he signed on July 18, 2012.'
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Cobb nears return with strong bullpen session
ST. PETERSBURG -- After personally monitoring Alex Cobb's bullpen session prior to Tuesday night's game against the Orioles, manager Joe Maddon predicted "if there are no setbacks," Cobb could return by the end of the month.
"That was pretty impressive," Maddon said after the workout. "Cobber is feeling really good. He had really good stuff. He's not far off."
Maddon said the next step for Cobb, who has been on the disabled list with a strained left oblique since April 13, may be to throw a situational bullpen "in a couple of days."
With Matt Moore out for the year following Tommy John surgery, and Jeremy Hellickson still recovering from offseason elbow surgery, the Rays will welcome the return of the 26-year-old Cobb.
On April 12, the Rays pitchers boasted a 2.55 ERA -- fourth-best in baseball -- and the starting rotation had an ERA of 2.77. Up to that point, the starting pitchers had absorbed 70.4 percent of the team's innings.
Since April 13, the pitchers combined for an ERA of 5.34 and the Rays' starting rotation had an ERA of 5.68 entering Tuesday -- both numbers the highest in Major League Baseball. Since Cobb went down with that injury, the starters have absorbed only 55.2 percent of the Rays' innings.
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COUNCILLORS have been looking at ways to improve services to help 'troubled' families.
Hampshire County Councillors met at the annual Safe and Healthy People Select Committee Crime and Disorder Scrutiny meeting on March 14 to discuss strategies for developing support for 'troubled' families across the county over the next year.
Ian Langley, strategic head for Hampshire STFP corporate services, said these families could face up to 20 different agencies contacting them at any one time, and the new plans will see better information sharing to stop that.
He said: "These families are everybody's business, and everybody needs to go the extra mile for them. The message is starting to get across.
"Hampshire County Council cannot achieve this on our own, and we want convergence with the district councils and other services."
The plan is clear - one family, one plan, one approach, and one accountable agency or professional leading the work.
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Campo's Goltra wins state title
Campolindo High's Aidan Goltra made program history when he won the California Interscholastic Federation boys Division III state championship race on Nov. 24 at Fresno's Woodwark Park. Goltra, a junior who transferred from Las Lomas this school year, completed the 3.1-mile course in 15:18, holding off St. John Bosco-Bellflower senior Myles Smith at the end. Goltra, who won the North Coast Section Division III race the week before, is the first boys runner in Campolindo history to win a state race, according to coach Chuck Woolridge. Miramonte's Tyler Hanson finished fourth in the same race in a time of 15:32. Acalanes' Annie Marggraff also completed a strong postseason by taking eighth in the Division III girls race (18:22).


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Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Erectile Dysfunction with Groin pain
I have erectile dysfunction for six months now. I have infrequent erections and can only get hard by masturbating while I lay down. When I stand up, I lose my erection. I can ejaculate without difficulty after which I do not get erections for several days though I am mentally interested in sex.
I have groin pain (where the crotch meets the leg) bilaterally with variable (more or less) cramp-like/ache-like pain that can sometimes extend down the thigh to almost the knee. I do not have diabetes or kidney disease. I have had some recent, small amount of back pain but nothing that big. I take low dose tetracycline daily for rosacea (250mg) for about a year now. I am not depressed (the pain in my groin is proof to me that its not psychological). I am normal weight (15 lbs over ideal weight)and exercise by jogging/walking very frequently. I will be seeing a urologist soon hopefully. Could I have hernia or something blocking circulation to my groin? Could I have venous leak erectile dysfunction? A nonpainful infection of the prostate?
Roughly six months ago my chronic fatigue (2-3 hour naps every day- dizzy from being tired) disappeared. I had chronic fatigue without any pain for 1.5 years. At the time I got the fatigue I noticed a mouse in my apartment running all over my dishes at night and a rash on my chest. The rash on my chest disappeared at the same time the fatigue did. I have never been able to figure out what caused my chronic fatigue. I was not depressed at all during this time. I am 30 years of age.
I really appreciate any help you can provide.
I read your letter with interest. I do not know your age but have assumed you are not married and hence young enough to be concerned about your sex life. Pelvic floor spasm and groin/leg discomfort could happen due to stress, medication and or environmental factors. Pelvic floor relaxation may remedy your condition. You may ask your urologist if this could be the cause of sexual and physical symptoms you are having.
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Maria is a Fellow and Examiner of the ISTD in Disco Freestyle and Rock'n'Roll. She is also the Principal of Cadley Dance Studios, based in Swindon, teaching all levels of dance to amateurs, including competition work. She also trains candidates for professional examinations.
Maria feels that even as a qualified teacher it is important to continue to develop and in recent years she has achieved Licentiate Status in both Ballroom and Latin American and is currently working towards her Fellowships.
Maria actively serves on the DFR Committee and loves working with her colleagues putting on various national events as well as developing the syllabus and being involved in other technical aspects of the work and hopes to be involved for many years to come.


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I'm here from the sister site Dharma Wheel. I go to a Chinese temple in Vancouver which I suppose would make me a practitioner of one of the Mahayana schools. Though I have an interest in Buddhism as a whole and I always knew I was largely ignorant of the details of Theravada then someone on Dharma Wheel linked to an old thread here about Tantric Theravada which motivated my signing up to this forum. I think I would really like to learn the differences and subtleties between different Theravada traditions. Well that's my shpeel.
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The Safe Schools Against Violence in Education (SAVE) Act of 2000 established the foundation for schools to create safer school environments. One of the requirements of SAVE is that school districts develop, review, and regularly update school safety plans at the district and building level. This guide developed jointly by the State University of New York (SUNY) and the State Education Department (SED) helps Charter Schools achieve compliance.


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Did You Know?
Amur Tigers are the biggest cats in the wild, topping out around 600 pounds!
This Saturday kicks off Potter Park Zoo's Wings Down Under and Camel ride attractions. Come be a part of one of the Zoo's most popular summer events. Wings Down Under features over 200 Grass Parakeets and Cockatiels in free flight. The birds are specially trained and raised in captivity so they are comfortable and very friendly around people of all ages. Get closer to the birds than you ever imagined for just $1 (cash only), guests can buy a seed stick to feed to the birds. Then take a relaxing ride on one of our Dromedary Camels for only $5 per child (cash only).
Don't miss this chance to interact with these animals like you never thought you would before! Both attractions are available daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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International Migratory Bird Day will also be celebrated, in conjunction with GLCVB's "Be A Tourist In Your Own Town." Admission is free with a "Be A Tourist" passport available at the zoo and many other locations in the Lansing area. For more informaion on the Be A Tourist... event, click here.
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Crean now makes $3.16 million a year, up from the $2.52 million he was making.
Meanwhile, freshman point guard Yogi Ferrell showed the substance to his hype. In his college debut Friday night, he had 10 points, seven assists and five rebounds in 24 minutes.
Senior forward Christian Watford showed he meant business about better rebounding, grabbing a career-high 15 along with scoring 15 points while wearing No. 32 in honor of injured teammate Derek Elston. Add his 10 defensive deflections and it was, Crean said, a triple double.
Still, Watford said he's not keeping the number. Crean said he's not so sure.
Hold that thought.
Sophomore forward Cody Zeller showed the substance to his All-America hype with 18 points, 10 rebounds, three steals and two blocks in 27 minutes.
Oh, yes. The Hoosiers beat Bryant 97-54 in front of a sell-out crowd that included heralded Class of 2013 recruit Noah Vonleh, the nation's No. 7 player.
Let's start with the 6-9 Watford, who has never averaged more than 6.0 rebounds in a season. NBA scouts told him last spring if he wants to make it in the league, he has to rebound better.
"He knows that's an objective that has to show up," Crean said. "The next level wants to see it. We need it at a high level. That's why after every practice, he has to be the leading rebounder."
Watford said he gets it.
"I'm especially trying to get on the offensive glass," he said. "I want to be more aggressive there. I try to choose my spots."
As far as wearing Elston's number, Watford said he did it because "I wanted to give a tribute to Derek. He's been with us from the beginning. He's one of us."
Elston is recovering from knee surgery and is expected to return next month. Watford, who usually wears No. 2, had earlier joked that if he had a good game, he might keep the number.
"I won't keep it," he said. "Coach Crean might want me to, but Derek can keep it."
Crean jokingly suggested all options remain open.
"I do think Derek is in there sorting through jersey numbers because I'm not sure we're going to give No. 32 back to him. Christian had a career high. He might just have to keep it, though it is a little tight on him."
As for Ferrell, he only had two turnovers, half of what he had in last week's exhibition win over Indiana Wesleyan.
"You can't take for granted the numbers he had, the presence he had," Crean said.
"He does not like making mistakes. It's important we get to the point where he's not making many, and when he does, move on."
Added Ferrell: "It felt great, distributing the ball to those guys, watching them score.
"I was pretty confident. I didn't have any nerves. I did for the exhibition.
"We know what the coaches expect from us. I thought we delivered."
All signs pointed to a blowout. Bryant was 2-28 last year and picked to finish near the bottom of the Northeast Conference. IU was ranked No. 1 and a 33.5-point favorite.
Crean made it clear before the game that mercy wasn't an option. His approach was as ruthless as it was necessary given the season prospects.
"We're not experimenting," he said. "We're trying to win, and we're trying to win big. We're not going out there to feel our way through. We're going to play well and hard the entire 40 minutes. We'll try to dictate as much of the game as we can."
Dictating got off to the usual slow start. Bryant led 15-14 after nine minutes. Then the Hoosiers began rolling. By halftime they led 48-28. The main catalysts were Zeller (12 points), Ferrell (10 points, five assists) and Watford (seven rebounds).
The only glitch was nine turnovers to match their nine assists.
The second half was a showcase of Hoosier firepower. Thirteen Hoosiers played and nine scored at least five points. However, the Hoosiers did have 17 turnovers against 16 assists.
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From cupcakes to casseroles, both sweet and savoury baking treats will be given the Rachel Allen treatment in this new series, which proves that baking is back!
In each programme Rachel will introduce a number of distinctive recipes, demonstrated in easy fashion by this passionate cook who believes strongly in utilising organic and natural ingredients. Baking takes on its widest possible meaning in this new series, from breads to quiches to savoury pies and cakes; all are made easy to follow by Rachel as she demonstrates in her kitchen, and also in front of six lucky students at Ballymaloe cookery school in Cork.
Also in a new incarnation for her, Rachel gets out of the kitchen in search of the best advocates of baking in all of its forms. Set in the UK and Ireland, Rachel journeys in search of chocolatiers, master bread-makers, pie makers and cake specialists, to learn from their craft.
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This ring came in a lot with 3 other rings. I bought the lot for the other rings and at first I didn't really like this one. But as I tried it on I eventually got fond of it. Now I wear it regularly, and I don't even think about getting rid of it.
It tested as 18K white gold with tiny old cut diamonds and a brilliant cut in the center. It's heavy, I think around 6grams.
Maybe one day I will change the small diamond in the middle for a bigger one. I think that would look nice on this ring.
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A POPULAR cafe at a railway station is set to close after it lost out on a new contract to a higher bidder.
Independent cafe Milk and Sugar, based at Southend Victoria Station, had to put in for the new tender in order to keep serving customers.
The cafe has been allowed to trade rent free for the time being, but its customers, many of them on first-name terms with devastated owner Fergal Grant, are angry it is having to close.
Theresa Whybrow, 48, of Stadium Road, Southend, who uses the cafe most days on her way to work at the council offices at the Civic Centre, said: "I don't want to see it closed.
This is a community based cafe.
"Fergal knows everyone by their first names and talks to everyone. He knows all about people who go there and looks out for the vulnerable who go their regularly for a chat.
"If I have to start a petition, I will and there will be many who will sign and support it. It's a great cafe with a TV and books and art. It's just a lovely little place."
Harry Edgington, from Southend, who is also a regular at the cafe, said: "Southend Victoria Station is about to lose one of its most valuable assets.
"Greater Anglia has managed to repeatedly upset its own staff, and travellers and this is clearly another triumph for them."
Mr Grant said: "I am still waiting any formal outcome from Greater Anglia, but I will be sorry to go. I will be sorry to leave my loyal customers and the business I have built over the past five years."
It is thought other businesses at the station could also leave.
John Lamb, Southend Council's deputy leader and councillor responsible for regeneration, said: "I feel very sad about this. I hope the other little local businesses stay there. We need these kind of businesses.
They are a great help locally."
A spokesman for Abellio Greater Anglia said: "Where commercial tenancies at stations are due for review, we will always ensure the proper processes to re-let station premises are followed.
"In this instance, the existing tenant has been unsuccessful in re-bidding, but in the meantime before the new tenancy commences, we are making provision for them to continue to trade rent free. Other tenancy agreements at the station are also undergoing review as part of the normal re-letting cycle for commercial partners operating tenancies at our stations."
Uncertainty for other businesses
MORE businesses are facing uncertainty over whether they will be able to carry on trading at Victoria Station.
The Echo understands both the Londis and Rossco's Barbershop units have been put up for tender in the station's shopping area.
A worker at Londis, who did not want to be named, said the store had heard nothing, but silence from Greater Anglia, creating anxiety both for staff and the leaseholder.
He said: "They don't tell us anything. The lease runs out at the end of the month, but we don't know whether we're coming or going.
"For all we know, they could ask us to clear out in a week, but there's no way we can clear out in the space of a week. I left a job I'd been doing for 17 years in Shoebury to work here five months ago and I don't even know if I'm going to have a job at the end of the month.
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Note 2: So is Nigel Barker, one of the three stand-in "gays" sitting at the casting table
Note 3: For the past three years, we've heard countless gays of the male and female variety falling all over themselves to celebrate the wonderment that is Joan Holloway Harris (aka "Mad Men" star Christina Hendricks), in all of her curvy glory
Note 4: Yea? Seriously? Maxim magazines?! That's what Christian conservatives are suggesting to their supporters? I mean, whatever, I don't have a problem with that. But I'm also not placing my life and love on a "traditional" "moral," "sancitty," "poo-smells-like-roses" pedestal.
Note 5: Jillian Michaels has said that she's open to falling in love with either a man or a woman. So yes, while her body's on point, it seems a little hypocritical for an anti-gay conservative to hold her up as the standard of womanhood, while simultaneously exalting heterosexuality as the only acceptable standard for love and sexuality (something Molotov does all the time, not just here).
Note 6: If likening gay men to pederasts is exemplary of being a "real man," then thank our maker for giving us substitute parts!
Note 7: If Molotov is so concerned about anorexia and super-skinny people, then he should probably stop making pieces of visual and audible caca like the following. Because the nausea-induction is sure to be felt by many:
Blame 'gays' for anorexic models [WND]
*EARLIER: The time Molotov said anti-gay Ugandans who wish to make homosexuality a capital offense (sometimes punishable by death) are "more American than Americans": Video: Anti-gay Ugandans are 'more American than Americans'; Also: Hold me mommy, I'm terrified of the far-right [G-A-Y]
*EARLIER: Molotov's completely revisionist take on Harvey Milk, coupled with the facts that bely his claims: Video: Molotov cocktail burns both Milk and truth [G-A-Y]


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The Law Student Division (LSD) of the American Bar Association (ABA) provides a national forum to discuss issues and concerns common to all law students. As members of the ABA/LSD, students can become involved with and participate fully in the aims, directions and activities of the ABA at all levels.
Southwestern students run one of the most active chapters of the ABA/LSD in the country, and many have served on the executive board of the organization's Ninth Circuit. In the past, Southwestern students have served as the Circuit's Governor, Lieutenant Governors, and national chairs.
Pre-Trial Lawyering Skills Competitions
Southwestern teams participate annually in the Client Counseling Competition and the Legal Negotiation Competition, both sponsored by the Law Student Division of the American Bar Association.
The ABA Legal Negotiation Competition
The Negotiation Competition focuses on alternative dispute resolution. The competition, held in the fall, requires a two-person team to negotiate a transaction or dispute with teams from competing law schools in a regional competition. The regional winning teams then compete at a national competition held in conjunction with the ABA Mid-Year Meeting. The subject matter of the problem varies from year to year and is typically a problem commonly encountered in the practice of law.
The ABA Client Counseling Competition
The Client Counseling Competition is held regionally in the spring. The competition simulates a law office consultation situation in which two law students, as a team in the role of lawyers, are presented with a typical client matter. They must interview and counsel the person playing the role of client and explain how they would proceed further in the hypothetical situation. The winning team of each region competes in the national competition, and the winner of the national competition is eligible to compete in the international client counseling competition.
Intramural try-outs are held in the fall and spring semesters, respectively, for each competition to select the students who will represent Southwestern. There are no prerequisites to trying out, although successful completion of the Pre-Trial Lawyering Skills course is recommended. Students can try out for either or both competitions. Interested students should watch for announcements of informational meetings and the try-outs for each competition that will be posted throughout the law school.


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Story #9: Elizabeth believes that those who work hard, deserve to be given a fair shot
"My work as a community jobs specialist brings a lot of different people through my door. Everyone has different story, a different reason for why they need financial assistance. It's my job to support these people in finding work or finding a suitable route through education, that will help them reach a strong position for themselves."
"I do this work because I care for those who need help getting out of a tough situation. No one is willing to work harder than a person who is committed to getting back to work. That's why Mitt Romney's comments, dismissing the 47% of the country who supposedly see themselves as 'victims,' were so disconcerting. Not only are a lot of the folks he was so quick to write off, retired people who've worked their whole lives, or active duty soldiers serving overseas, it completely glosses over how hard, the folks he views as 'dependent,' work to improve their lives."
"I see hard-working people lift themselves and their families out of incredibly difficult situations every single day. I think that if Mitt Romney was more familiar with the struggles of ordinary Americans who have to keep working to stay afloat, he would never have said something like that–let alone stand by the statement for weeks before claiming to have mis-spoken."
"I've always believed in people being given a fair shot. I still believe in the American Dream because I watch that dream get realized against all kinds of adversity, day-in-and-day-out. I support Barack Obama because I want to make sure opportunity remains available to everyone who's willing to work for it. That's what living in America means to me. It's a view I know President Obama shares and it's why I'm supporting him this November."
"This country does better when we work together, when we understand the value of the common good, it's how we are going to move forward. Forward under President Obama."
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DhammaDoug wrote:Very excellent resources, thank you! I watched (rather, I am watching) the video from the second link and it is very clear. I am confident I am doing a fairly accurate job in my meditations. I have a loose intellectual understanding of what/why I'm doing this, but if somebody really pressed me on what will come of regular practice I'm not sure I deeply understand. How is it that making these observations I will 'advance'? I don't mean to trivialize, I am convinced it's the right thing to do and very much enjoy it--but I'm trying to understand more deeply if possible. Do you know of a resource that can really explain what is gained through regular practice, and perhaps regular stages of advancement?
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Music. It's everything to me. It's very complicated and simple at the same time. Some songs have lyrics and the few minutes they play their story shows itself. Often I relate or even think the story was written specifically for me. Techno however relies on the experience. It's why some people can't understand the obsession. Last week in Berlin a few close friends and I went to Golden Gate. It's a very small club that gets going usually in the morning hours. Although I played four live shows on my recent trip; like after a long day at the beach it's the sounds from Golden Gate they have me still swaying, pining, wanting to be there on the dance floor again. If you were to hear any single song the DJ played that night on it's own, say at work at your desk, or driving to the convient store you may appreciate the production or like it but unless you can reference it to a night out like I had your missing the point completely. I stood there somewhat knowing I'm at the peak of my existence. Successful, skinny and with no guilt I watched terrifically beautiful people from Italy, Spain and Germany dance. Like a movement chameleon I picked up the Berlin sashay and joined in. Song after song just got me. Each one clearer than the last. Each one a better bass than the last, a better hook than the last… it just kept on going. When I left in the early afternoon those sweet Berlin birds were singing and the taxi driver told me his story as his smooth Mercedes took me to my rental apartment. Berlin is so beautiful. The trees make incredible shadows on the streets.
"Nestled beneath the Jannowitzbrücke train stop, Golden Gate is one of Berlin's grittiest clubs. The interior is small, dark and mostly free of decoration. It's known for having exceptionally long operating hours, even for Berlin—most weeks there's one party on Thursday night that finishes on Friday afternoon, then a second one that starts on Friday at midnight and lasts until Monday morning. The club consists of one main dance floor, a small sitting area, a bathroom section upstairs and a small garden in the summer." – RA
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SOCCER celebrity Sir Trevor Brooking got the ball rolling when he officially opened Kewford Eagles new state-of-the-art football facilities in Wall Heath last Saturday.
Huge crowds descended on the Swindon Road site where celebrations went on throughout the day.
Brooking, the FA's director of football development, unveiled the 30-acre facility and then kicked off proceedings for a celebratory game between Kewford's Under 17 and 18 sides.
The entire project, which has cost over £1million, has taken 12 years of planning and now provides Kewford with 11 pitches plus four changing rooms, kitchen and toilet facilities.
Much of the money to develop the site was provided with an £800,000 grant from the Premier League and the FA Facilities Fund.
An additional £50,000 was also awarded to the project by Sport England's Protecting Playing Fields scheme.
Since forming in 1978, Kewford Eagles have expanded to the point where they provide regular football for over 550 youngsters, making them one of the biggest clubs in the country.
Sir Trevor said: "By developing facilities such as this one, the Premier League and the FA Facilities Fund is not only increasing participation at the grassroots level of our national game, but also supporting the development of home grown talent."
Lynn Boleyn, a charity trustee and one of the driving forces behind Kew ford Eagles, added: "This will provide a fantastic sporting facility for generations of children to come.
"We are extremely grateful to have received financial support from the Premier League and the FA Facilities fund for making our dreams a reality.
"I also want to put on record our thanks and appreciation to the Football Foundation in particular, for the lengths that they went to in order to make this happen for us - helping us secure funding that is far in excess of grants they normally award.
"Kewford Eagles is a community club providing football for all - regardless of age or ability. Our volunteers give up many hours every week to help manage and coach teams and provide good, healthy exercise for the children where they make friends to last a lifetime."


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An embarrassed Annie accidentally walks in on her parents making love.
Dick recalls his first, inauspicious meeting with Max and Jenny.
Jenny thinks she's bought an original Matisse for $75.
Jenny suffers from stage fright when she appears in a commercial.
Dick quits his show when Max can't get the contract he promised.
Believing Jenny to be pregnant, Dick dreams he is carrying a baby.
The Prestons' quarrelsome house guests ruin their party.
A young actress on Dick's show gives him her calling card, a hickey.
Dogsitting, the Prestons lose Margot's pampered dog, and replace it.
When Dick injures his back, he worries another actor will replace him.
Preparations for surprise anniversary party involve painful deception.
Dick does a toilet freshener commercial instead of "The Music Man."
The tippling substitute for a sick actor can't remember his lines.
Dick's uncle, an old vaudeville performer, requests a fun funeral.
Lucas asks permission to give up college for professional bowling.
An Italian director wants Dick to do a nude scene with an actress.
A jealous Jenny repeats Dick's comment on his co-star's kisses.
After learning the wrong part for a show, Dick is a quick study.
A dentist's laughing gas sets Dick to crying during an extraction.
An elderly fan of Dick's TV show believes he is a real doctor.
In Germany, Dick finds a strange woman and her boyfriend in his room.
Dick and the baby have the boys over for poker.
A TV writer falls madly in love with the Prestons' house guest.
An admiring actress gets Dick a regular job on a soap opera.
When his mother visits for Passover, Bernie pretends Carol is Jewish.
Dick's brother's fiancee turns out to be a nude Las Vegas dancer.
Mike is shocked to find the professor she's dating is married.
Dick quits when the station bleeps out a controversial show.
The adoption bureau interviews a nervous Carol and Bernie.
Dick and Jenny's (Dick Van Dyke, Hope Lange) vacation in the South Sea is nearly ruined when he injures himself.
The police arrest Dick's mother for marijuana possession.
After being threatened by the mafia, Dick and Jenny (Dick Van Dyke, Hope Lange) get Mike (Fannie Flagg) to take the children away.
Dick (Dick Van Dyke) discovers his likeable new neighbor is in business with the mafia. With Hope Lange.
Engrossed in a football game, Dick leaves the baby at a supermarket.
On Christmas Eve, Dick is jailed for speeding, and so is Bernie.
Annie is jealous of a child actress doing a commercial with Dick.
A network uses Dick as leverage in a talk show host's negotiations.
Aging Dick and Jenny try to improve their attractiveness.
The housekeeper cleans an urn, containing Grandfather's ashes.
Mike gets her own cooking show, but doesn't know any recipes.
On a special show, the TV staffers imitate who they would like to be.
Dick and Bernie propose a new game show to the station manager.
Dick seeks psychiatric help for mysteriously recurring headaches.
The Prestons hesitate to tell friends the house next door is for sale.
Dick's tipsy on-air comments about marriage aggravate a quarrel.
Locked in his office by thieves, Dick escapes to the ladies' room.
Dick, the best man, arrives at a wedding in a nurse's uniform.
A guest on Dick's TV show turns out to be Jenny's first husband.
The Prestons pitch in on a grueling 36-hour charity telethon.
Jenny and Carol open a boutique in a delicatessen with an old Indian.
Mike's ex-husband arrives, claiming to be a reformed character.
The Prestons favor opposing school board candidates.
Dick wonders whether to accept an award at a restricted club.
Bernie and Carol temporarily split over whether to have children.
Dick must rush two expectant mothers to the delivery room.
A phone call makes Jenny suspicious when Dick misses dinner.
Feeling neglected when the baby arrives, Annie loses her appetite.
Dick tries to negotiate his own contract with the station manager.
Teela's nephew plays Robin Hood with the Prestons' belongings.
Dick promises television's longest kiss on his show.
Dick is installing a sauna, but Jenny wants a sewing room.
Jenny announces an addition to the Preston family of four.
A famous conductor cancels dinner with the Prestons three times.
Dick calls the police, thinking his dinner guests are drug smugglers.
On his new trail bike, Dick runs out of gas and gets lost in the desert.
Dick fears his popular new co-host will steal his job.
The Prestons buy their dream house, but Annie doesn't want to move.
Jenny wins a tennis trophy, but Dick is jealous of her teacher.
Annie unwittingly takes a sex-education book to show-and-tell.
Lucas' new girlfriend is black, but his grandmother is a bigot.
Dick is nervous about a screen test for a role in a new series.
After demonstrating smoke rings on his show, Dick resumes smoking.


text: At the risk of becoming the most hated poster in the history of PD, what trade has Bird made that makes either of you trust him to trade for a team builder? K. Leonard for Hill, Plumlee and Green for Scola, Granger for Evan Turnover or the McRoberts, Hansbrough, Lance trifecta of losing for absolutely nothing? I have not doubt LB knows more about BB talent than I do, but his trades so far have underwhelmed even a lunk head like me.


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When mycotoxin-contaminated corn is used to make ethanol, mycotoxins will be found in the dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS), not the ethanol. And, they will be more concentrated in the DDGS than in the contaminated corn, explains Heather Dann with the W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute in Chazy, N.Y.
During 2009 to 2011, DDGS samples were collected from eight ethanol plants in the Midwest and analyzed for mycotoxin levels. The survey results were published this year in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry.
In the February 2012 Miner Farm Report, Dann summarizes what the survey found for five types of mycotoxins.
"Based on the results of the survey, it looks like we don't have to worry about DDGS being a primary source of mycotoxins under normal growth conditions," she says.
Source: W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute February 2012 Farm Report


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For a great selection of film, comic and TV action figures and collectibles, check out BigBadToyStore.com, BriansToys.com, ToyWiz.com, PastGenerationToys.com, MonkeyDepot.com, HobbyLinkJapan.com, and Sekaido.com.
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NECA's assortment of 7-inch scale JONAH HEX movie action figures are now hitting retail. Pictured below are new packaged photos of the three core characters in this wave: supernatural gunslinger Jonah Hex (as played by Josh Brolin), Hex's love interest Lilah (Megan Fox), and the film's antagonist, Quentin Turnbull (a well cast John Malkovich). These are in-stock now at ToyWiz.com.
Jonah Hex opens in theaters nationwide June 18, 2010.