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Spoof news snippets from Thursday 5 September 2013
"Apparently they were making people sick. Being sued for making one guy sterile."
Cave Writings Interpreted In France
Best we can tell, it reads "I'd sure love to drag her into my cave by the hair of the head. Ah-Cha-Cha-Cha!"
Kentucky Kicked out of United States Electoral College
Several caught in sting for betting on horses! Making illegal moonshine. "Which one's legal?", asked one former rep.
Fidel Castro Announces That He's Not Dead Yet
"I need a new goal. I've outlived all them Kennedys that were after me. Everybody says I must have been a billy goat in my last life and they may be right."
US/Russia Lock Horns at G-20
Al Gore: A good Cold War could slow down global warming, or at the least, slow it down!
Dennis Rodman in North Korea
Dennis Rodman Is has spoken to Kim about making his country a democracy and asked about having elections, Kim replied: "No problemo Dennis friend,I had three last Flyday before bleckfast!"
Teacher Dies on Field Trip, Trip
Field trip to Hershey's factory turns into disaster as one teacher trips and swallows more liquid chocolate than anyone thought possible. She was 34.
Emeril Lagasse Tried To Commit Suicide?
After "Good Morning America" audience member makes fluffier, creamier, richer mashed potatoes during show.
Advice From Lindsay Lohan
"Never try to put up a painting in your house unless you have a hammer...and some more stuff like a hammer. Ask your dad."
True Facts From Snoops # 65
According to Snoops: Those close to Adolf Hitler say that he could do a great version of Curly of the 3 Stooges although he looked more like Moe.
True Facts From Snoops # 225
According to Snoops: Stufflebeam is not the thing you hit with a racket. That would be a shuttlecock. A surprising number of people get this wrong: "How about a quick game of Stufflebeam?"
True Facts From Snoops # 663
According to Snoops: "Nobody named Rod, Ted, Bob or Jay have even been a Pope!"
Illegal Immigrant Lawyer to Argue Obama's Case For Bombing?
Trump: I want to see his birth certificate before we hear him.
Snake found in Starbucks toilet
"Which one?" "I don't know. Most snakes look the same to me", says spokesman for Starbucks.
Huge chain-reaction crash in UK involves at least 100 vehicles
"Thank goodness no one was killed", says American driver. "Lots of those people were driving on the wrong side of the road."
After Russia Accuses Anti-Government Rebels of Chemical Attack
Sarin traces found in Syria chemical weapons attack, British government now says.
What's Next, For Blackmailing Purposes Only?
WIRE: FACEBOOK expanding use of personal information only for advertising.
NRA joins ACLU lawsuit, claims NSA starting 'gun registry'
KKK meets with NAACP, We're siding with al-Qaeda in Syria. Talk about your "strange bedfellows"!
Obama suspends political fundraising to focus on Syria
"But nothing about playing/not playing anymore golf!"
There is no "Good" side, Mr. President
Advised by several in congress from both parties that U.S. citizens against putting any more soldiers in jeopardy.
Putin Tells Obama Not to Trust Al-Qaeda!
Al Qaeda 'Highwaymen, Kidnappers, and Killers'. (Oh My!) Al Qaeda 'Highwaymen, Kidnappers, and Killers'.(Oh My!).
Russia claims 100-page report blaming Syrian REBELS for chemical weapons attack
Kerry: "And how long did it take you to put that together?" Not too friendly, these two.
Weiner Has Gone Limp!
Tells reporters that he had a rock in his shoe and waited till he got home to take it out.
Astronomers: Super-Earth 40 light years away 'is rich in water'
If we leave next week, we could be there in less than a hundred generations!
Cameron Ignored
At a meeting of world leaders David Cameron was ignored because 'he had no cards to play'. He was told to learn Patience.
"I Wasn't Thinking When Plans Drawn For January 1st!"
Million Nudists March on Washington DC put off until next summer, probably Fourth of July (although fireworks can smart.)
Doggy Pudding??
Doggy Pudding, the North Korean signing gorilla keeps pleading for zoo visitors to "Get me away from Old Loony Tunes!"
Now It's Firestorms
The Weather Channel has not only named Hurricanes and Winter Storms but are now naming Firestorms. Word is, if there's not a Hurricane soon, they're dead meat.
Poll Has Romney Ahead 55-45%
That's among the the "Out of Touch" who plan to vote for the President in November!
Vote For Harvey Simpson!
Among the candidates for the Oscar for Best Best Boy next year is a friend of the family, Harvey Simpson. If you can vote on this, please give old Harvey a check mark! He really is the best.
Anthony's Weiner gets into pissing match
New York City mayoral candidate appendage, Anthony's weiner, got into a pissing contest with another man's appendage in a Brooklyn bakery Wednesday afternoon.
Mormons Upset That All The Good Jokes Are About Catholics And Jews
Mormons complain that they're not fairly represented in the world of jokes.
Hunchback King Richard III infected with worms
Probably one reason Richard III was one of England's most despised monarchs.
Ortiz leads Red Sox to 20-4 romp over Tigers
"Except for missing that extra point", says Red Sox Manager, "It would have been perfect."
Furyk Left off US Team for First Time Since 96
Jim will be turning 108 come this Friday. Comment: "Young Whippersnappers!"
Samsung unveils new smartwatch that makes calls
By this Christmas you'll be able to change into Dick Tracy!!
Alaska town roots for feline mayor attacked by dog
Sounds a lot like our congress!
Threatening World Supply of Envelopes?
China says Manila stirring up trouble on disputed shoal.
Coming To Your Town Soon?
'Environmental Crimes': EPA sends SWAT team to Alaskan mine to check water quality. "Are you recycling? Look out for the 'Environmental Police"!
Monster tsunami could devastate California: study
Also, monster earthquake, monster wildfire, monster!

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MURRIETA -- Murrieta leaders cleared the way for a group of doctors and a university medical center to build a cutting-edge teaching hospital in the city.
During a special meeting of the Murrieta City Council on Tuesday, the five-member body praised the project and unanimously approved an environmental report, map and permit for the construction of Physicians Hospital of Murrieta.
The approval entitles the developer, Surgical Development Partners of Tennessee, to use nearly 46 acres on the northeast corner of Antelope and Baxter roads for a 490,000-square-foot hospital and 160,000-square-foot medical office building.
The project is still waiting on approval from the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development, which developer representatives said they expect to receive during a Sept. 22 hearing. Once that go-ahead is given, construction of the two-building, 220-bed project could begin in October and Southwest County residents could begin getting medical care there by January 2011, the representatives say.
"I've told people that I'm not a patient man," said Dr. John Piconi, who led the charge for the hospital. "And there were times I thought this was never going to happen. But thanks to the partnerships and cooperation, we got it done."
Several entities came together to produce the final plan for a hospital specializing in education and offering 106 beds, surgical units, emergency room services and a helipad alongside a second building with another 114 medical beds and two 120,000-square-foot medical offices.
Piconi and some 70 local physicians rallied around the idea of bringing top-quality health care to a region short of medical services. Loma Linda University Medical Center teamed up with the nonprofit doctors group to add the teaching element to the hospital. The Tennessee developer took 10 percent ownership in the hospital in return for building the facility, officials have said.
That collaboration will bring a substantial number of hospital beds to an area that now has one bed per 1,000 residents, far less than the national goal of one bed per 350 residents.
The hospital also would offer acute and robotics surgery, an imaging center, cardiovascular intervention and obstetrics, pediatrics, urology and orthopedics departments. Designers also included plans for a potential third tower to the west of the building, which could accommodate a complete obstetrics/gynecology unit, a pediatric unit and possibly a neonatal intensive care unit.
Two residents addressed the council on the plans -- one for and one against.
"Anytime a family, whether they're parents with a young child or an older person with a wife or a husband, has to go out of the city in order to get the care they need, it puts stress on everybody because they're isolated from friends," said resident Barbara Nugent. "I would like the hospital sooner rather than later."
One man questioned the legitimacy of the project's environmental report, saying that area is the site of an old stream that was diverted when the freeway was constructed.
Drafters of the environmental report and Assistant City Manager Jim Holston told the council and audience that the stream was an issue during the freeway construction years ago, but said that is no longer the case.
Water runoff will be monitored by the hospital, and developers will be responsible for bringing sewer lines to the area that would extend to nearby homes and a fire station. Developers also will contribute to the reconstruction of Antelope Road.
The buildings also would be constructed with energy-saving materials. The window glass, the exterior of the buildings, panels and roof design would be constructed from materials that collect or deflect heat. Indoors, plumbing would run by low-flow systems, said Jerry Brown, the developer who attended the meeting with an entourage of colleagues from Tennessee.
"We looked at the best practices in other hospital designs and tried to really design around the patient," Brown said. "We are using what are the most current, state-of-the-art designs."
"With no further ado, let's get on with it," said Mayor Rick Gibbs moments before the unanimous vote was cast.
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By Jim Russo
RotoWire Injury Expert
The injury story during this holiday week would have to start with a couple troublesome knees and an elbow that will be watched very closely throughout the rest of this season.
Each knee has a pair of menisci, lateral or towards the outside of the knee, and medial, or on the inside. The two disc shaped structures provide some stability to the knee joint, but mainly serves as soft cushioning material between the tibia and the femur that helps to absorb shock in the joint. The problem is that the material must be pliable in order to serve that purpose, so sometimes when the knee is twisted awkwardly, the tissue can tear.
There are all different kinds of meniscus tears in athletes, and just as many surgical options on how to fix them. Some players won't even feel them initially, only becoming symptomatic after months or years of chronic exposure. Obviously that's the best case scenario. Some are so small that they can just be removed (a partial menisectomy) and the frayed ends shaved down to maintain a smooth surface. Others can tear so badly that knees become locked at certain angles because the tear impedes movement of the two bones. In these cases you often hear of a complete menisectomy, when the cartilage is removed completely, or meniscus repairs, where pins or screws are placed in the meniscus to anchor it down. The prognosis for Farmar is in the 4 to 8 week range, so that tells me he's not having anything repaired. More likely, he's just getting some torn tissue removed so the recovery should be relatively quick. Considering that time range, it is still remarkable to me that players can return from an operation so quickly, especially to a major weight bearing structure, but they often do, so the team is optimistic. The result for the team will be increased time for Derek Fisher, who played 41 minutes in the first two games of Farmar's absence, and should expect that trend to continue as long as he continues to produce.
Otherwise, good luck and Happy New Year, and here's to a great '09.
Jim Russo is a certified athletic trainer with a Master's Degree in Exercise Physiology.
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Heralded as a premier and cutting-edge avant-garde jazz-chamber trio, this 2009 CD is the reissue of the original LP, released in 1972. The band built a following during its reign through 1977, as this album consists of two extended workouts, rooted on what might appear to be the angst and discontent experienced with the Vietnam War.
The musicians project a broad, gutsy sound. With violinist Jerome Cooper's edgy and dark staccato lines amid bassist Sirone's dense, earthen-toned arco and single note phrasings, the trio generates a tumultuous series of dialogues. Drummer/percussionist Jerome Cooper instills a sense of perpetual motion, throughout these intense improvisational exercises. In effect, they chart open terrain via soaring choruses, often underscored with ominous intentions.
The trio also uses space as a vantage point in spots and strut their respective stuff on "Vietnam 2," evidenced by Cooper's sweeping, polyrhythmic solo that casts a sense of urgency. Jenkins occasionally charts minimalist territory, yet on this piece, they primarily serve up a hodgepodge of abstracts while turning up the heat. It's like they're rocketing towards a spiritual reawakening, paralleled by the musicians ability to stimulate and prod the mind's eye. A worthy reissue indeed, by a rather remarkable unit that established a strategy, or foundation, for many other forward-thinking artists within the vastly expressive world of avant-garde jazz music.


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Rochester (N.Y.) Eastridge Senior 2013 offensive tackle Alexander Officer is an emerging prospect to watch. The 6-foot-4, 290-pounder hasn't pulled an offer, but has a fair amount of college interest.
"Syracuse, Pittsburgh and mostly schools in the Northeast are starting to look," he said.
Officer claims no favorites in the early going.
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"I'm not a big-time college fan, I like all the schools, they are pretty nice."
Officer has ties to one college in Virginia Tech where his brother, Jerome Lewis attended until recently transferring.
"It's a nice school," he said of Tech. It's a really nice school and I've been there many times. I liked the campus and the energy of the stadium, but I wouldn't go there."
With colleges taking a look, what is Officer looking for?
"You know, I want to go to school as close to home as I can and get a good experience out of it," he said. "I want a good education and hopefully continue with football."
On the field, Officer earned first team all-county and honorable mention all-area as a sophomore.
"I had a really good season last year, I stepped out," he said. "I'm a big guy that can move pretty well with my feet. I'm pretty light on my feet and physical."


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Strictly Come Dancing's Craig Revel Horwood has revealed that Darcey Bussell is his pick to replace Alesha Dixon on the BBC One show.
Horwood told Digital Spy that he, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli had all been consulted on who should join the programme as a fourth judge, but added that the final decision was down to the BBC.
Speaking to journalists at the second series launch of classical music reality programme Maestro yesterday, Horwood admitted that Bussell was at the top of his wishlist.
The ballet dancing legend guested on the ballroom dance show two years ago.
"She's very credible, has done the show before and she'd love to do it. I'd really like to see her on the panel," said Horwood.
The BBC is expected to announce a replacement for Dixon in the summer.
Pro dancers Karen Hardy and Ola Jordan, former winner Kara Tointon and choreographer Karen Bruce are all thought to be in the running for the fourth spot.
> 'Strictly' Craig Revel Horwood: 'Alesha Dixon was not very BBC'
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Dr. Benjamin Carson declared Friday that "Obamacare is the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery."
Carson, a former professor of neurosurgery, oncology and pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University, spoke Friday at the Values Voters Summit in Washington.
"I have to tell you, you know, "Obamacare" is really, I think, the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery," Carson said. "In a way, it is slavery, in a way because it is making all of us subservient to the government."
The statement prompted a strong standing ovation.
"It was never about health care," Carson continued. "It was about control and that's why – that's why when this administration took office it didn't matter that the country was going off the cliff economically. All forces were directed toward getting this legislation passed."
Carson rose to prominence earlier this year for his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, and has fielded some calls to run for president in 2016. Carson didn't address that in his remarks, but is in company at the summit with numerous other presumed Republican contenders including Sens. Rand Paul, Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
"Vladimir Lenin, one of the fathers of socialism, said that socialized medicine is the keystone to the establishment of a socialist state," Carson said. "Some people say, oh come on, you're being paranoid. Why would you bring up something like that. I would say if you know anything about history, how could you not bring that up."


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July 10, 2013
The euro zone remains in a deep crisis, posing challenges for those tasked with setting policy on the continent, European Central Bank Executive Board member Benoit Coeure said in a speech Wednesday.
In his remarks, prepared for delivery in Paris and published on the ECB's website, Mr. Coeure did not discuss the central bank's introduction of forward guidance on interest rates at its policy meeting last week. He said, however, that the ECB "will keep an open mind and stand ready to react flexibly to new developments, abiding by the same principles and staying within the boundary of our mandate."
The central bank aims to keep consumer-price inflation just below 2% over the medium term.


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Abstract and Applied Analysis
Volume 2012 (2012), Article ID 840621, 14 pages
Research Article
An Approximation of Ultra-Parabolic Equations
1Department of Mathematics, Fatih University, Istanbul, Turkey
2Department of Mathematics, ITTU, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan, Turkey
Received 7 February 2012; Accepted 3 April 2012
Academic Editor: Hasan Ali Yurtsever
Copyright © 2012 Allaberen Ashyralyev and Serhat Yılmaz. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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- Allaberen Ashyralyev, and Serhat Yilmaz, "Modified Crank–Nicholson difference schemes for ultra-parabolic equations," Computers & Mathematics with Applications, vol. 64, no. 8, pp. 2756–2764, 2012. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Abdullah Said Erdogan, and Ali Ugur Sazaklioglu, "A note on the numerical solution of an identification problem for observing two-phase flow in capillaries," Mathematical Methods in the Applied Sciences, 2013. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
- Vo Anh Khoa, Tuan Nguyen Huy, Le Trong Lan, and Nguyen Thi Yen Ngoc, "A finite difference scheme for nonlinear ultra-parabolic equations," Applied Mathematics Letters, vol. 46, pp. 70–76, 2015. View at Publisher · View at Google Scholar
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would have been better if the girl could fake an orgasm
She looks like Jada Fire with smaller tits.
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I had never heard of Broadway Travel before they sent me an email.
I telephoned them to make sure the package holiday was exactly what I wanted as I had never booked a package before.
This is where the problem started I was mislead on baggage from the start, it was not all free as told we had to pay for holdall luggage extra.
Secondly we never received all the paperwork, or correct details of the hotel.
I had to keep emailing them a calling was too expensive as premium tel. no.
Nothing was really sorted until we contacted Abta, then we were still missing details of the hotel's tel. details up until the week we travelled.
We spoke to other travellers who aslo seem to have similar problems with paperwork.
We asked if the hotel had a shuttle service from the hotel we ere told no, the other travellers were offered alternative travel which we were not.
The holiday turend out ok, the hotel we very good 4 star accommodation and would recommend it to any one going to Rome.
As for Broadway Travel, never, never, never.


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Why did the original Terminator have an Austrian accent? Perhaps because he was constructed not by machines in a distant future, but — as in this diorama series — by the Russian military during WWII... for a very different mission.
A toy hobbyist known on the Toyster.ru forums as Aquila painstakingly created a step-by-step photo series of Russian men in World War II uniforms, assembling a T-800. As the sign in the final few pictures indicates, the T-800 has orders to travel to Berlin, and, unless John Connor had an ancestor hanging around the Nazi stronghold at the time, this T-800 was probably built (and perhaps traveled back in time) to kill Adolf Hitler. Of course, we know that never actually works.


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SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE: A deputy in Hoschton responded to a suspicious vehicle call on Cambridge Farms Drive around 4 p.m. on Feb. 8. The caller reported that he found the body of one of his calves laying near a seemingly abandoned gold-colored pickup truck that was parked near his farm pond.
DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED: A Deputy patrolling U.S. Highway 129 near Wayne Poultry Road pulled over a speeding vehicle around 7 a.m. Feb. 9.
When the deputy asked if the driver would like him to check if his radar gun was working correctly he stated, "No, I know I was speeding." The driver also told the deputy that he was running late for work.
The officer later discovered that the driver's license had been suspended. The driver claimed to have arthritis and was placed in two pairs of handcuffs to reduce pressure on the wrists. He was booked into the Jackson County Jail.
THEFT BY TAKING: A Pendergrass man reported on Feb. 8 that someone had taken his Red Honda four-wheeler from an old chicken house where he stored it on Mountain Creek Drive. He told a deputy that the theft must have happened in the middle of the night.
The four-wheeler, which was worth $1,000, has welding damage to the front fender and a large basket and gun rack on the front.
THEFT BY TAKING: A Nicholson man reported a new C-6 transmission and torque converter had been removed from his residence on Feb. 4. The complainant stated that he had paid $700 for the transmission.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT: A 30-year-old Braselton man called the sheriff's office around 1 a.m. on Feb. 9 because he and his friend, who was in town from Connecticut, were both drunk, angry and on the verge of getting into a fist fight.
They had been to the strip club earlier, the guys told the deputy, and now they did not want to be around each other.
Neither of them were sober enough to safely leave the 30-year-old's house on Georgia Highway 53, so they told the deputy they would just go to bed.
The deputy left the scene but was sent back to the same house around 3 a.m. The deputy found the front door of the residence kicked in and the men continued to blame each other for the mayhem. The deputy transported both men to the Jackson County Jail.
PUBLIC INTOXICATION: A deputy arrested a 33-year-old Bethlehem man around 5:30 am. on Feb. 7 after a motorist reported him riding a bicycle down the middle of Georgia Highway 52 in Maysville carrying a sword.
When the deputy arrived at the scene, the motorist had pulled the man off the road into a nearby parking lot. The man was lying on the ground with his sword next to him.
The sword was to protect him against coyotes, he told the deputy. The man, who smelled like alcohol, also claimed to be on his way to Gainesville when his knee "gave out."
When the deputy asked if he had been drinking, he first admitted to having had two beers and then stated that it was two tall containers of malt liquor. The man was transported to the Jackson County Jail where officers discovered an orange smoking apparatus in his sock. The smoking apparatus and the sword were placed in an evidence locker.
HORSES AT LARGE: An official with the Georgia Department of Agriculture called deputies on Feb. 7 when she received a call in reference to two horses on the loose on Diamond Hill Church Road in Maysville. A deputy told her that authorities had responded to a complaint about the same horses 13 times. The owner of the horses had been issued a citation for livestock at large. The complainant stated that she would return with a trailer to retrieve the horses from the pasture where they were held.
THREATS: A 25-year-old woman in Braselton reported receiving threatening phone calls from an ex-boyfriend in Michigan on Feb. 7.
The woman told a deputy that the man threatened to kill their 2-year-old child. Authorities in Michigan checked on the safety of the child but the woman wanted a report made in the event that the child was harmed.
THEFT BY CONVERSION: A Comer woman reported on Feb. 6 on that she leased several pieces of grading and lumber cutting equipment six months ago to a person she knew, and the man sold it without her knowledge.
She discovered that the man had sold one of the items, a 1973 GMC CE 6500 for $1,216. She also has not received any lease payments.
Officers advised the woman to report the theft in Madison County, where the original transaction was made.
THEFT BY DECEPTION: A Children's Place outlet employee reported a possible theft by deception in Commerce on Feb. 6.
The woman reported that two women returned several articles of clothing in exchange for $158 of credit to the store on U.S. Highway 441.
The clerk believes that the items were stolen from another store. The subjects did not have a receipt and the bag that the goods were returned in did not match the store's bags.
FOUND PROPERTY: A Braselton woman called the sheriff's office Feb. 5 after she found several green plastic bags of household goods and electronics on the side of Whites Bottom Road.
The bags contained a Kodak camera, a Dell Inspiron laptop, a nail gun, an Xbox, assorted DVDs, and a skill saw. The deputy inventoried the items and entered them into the evidence room.
THEFT: A man who had been arrested in Elbert County told police there that he had stolen a lot of wire from a chicken house off of Seagraves Mill Road near Commerce.
The suspect claimed that the chicken house was not in operation at the time. When Elbert County deputies contacted the owner of the chicken house, the owner discovered that he was indeed missing about 650 feet of wire. A deputy discovered shoe prints in the chicken house.
THEFT BY TAKING: A Jefferson woman called the sheriff's office on Feb. 6 to report that her father's girlfriend had taken the title to her 1995 Red Mitsubishi Eclipse after she and her father got into a fight.
The girlfriend took the title when she was gathering up all of the daughter's belongings in an effort to kick her out of her father's house on Whitney Road.
The bill of sale had been signed to the daughter but she had not signed the back of the title, she said.
DOG BITE: A 26-year-old Jefferson man reported on Feb. 6 that a 20- to 25-pound white dog had attacked him and his dog while they were walking down Ryan's Run.
The man stated that he was walking his dog with his daughter when the dog came from across the street to bite him on his left ankle.


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So you've got yourself a Motorola XOOM Android tablet (with Wi-Fi only) and you're sitting tight waiting for that update to Android 3.2 Honeycomb, yes? You've been first on the docket for every upgrade to Honeycomb (save for the 3.1 update, aka the only other update thus far, which went instead to the Verizon version of the XOOM,) and you're pumped up to see what Android 3.2 will bring. Well what do you know, we got that update already and it's time to let you know! Lets have a look at a guide on what you're going to be dealing with in Android 3.2 Honeycomb, shall we?
Before we begin, take note: this guide isn't going to be long, mostly because there isn't just a whole heck of a lot of changes in this update. Only some bug fixes and a few possibly-gigantic upgrades are included, the biggest changes being left for Ice Cream Sandwich, I'm sure.
A New Kind of SD Card Support
SD card support is one of those things that tablet users have been waiting for since the dawn of time, that being since they first purchased their tablet, the Motorola XOOM being an excellent example here. The XOOM launched with a tiny tab in the upper right of the device that pulled out to reveal two placeholder cards: one SIM and one microSD. With Android 3.2 comes SD card support, but not in the way you're used to. Where in the past, with handsets that is, you've been able both read and write to microSD cards, in Android 3.2 for tablets, you'll only be able to read.
What this means is that if you're used to downloading apps and placing them on your microSD card so your build-in storage can remain free and open, you're outta luck. Unless you've got a way to download apps on your PC and save them to the card outside the tablet, you'll be only able to use the card for storage of media such as movies, photos, and music, again placed on the card with your PC and a card reader of some sort.
App Zooming
Very similar to how the iPad handles apps made only for iPhone or iPod Touch, you'll now be able to zoom in on your apps that normally wouldn't get any bigger than their original handset size. This means some addition of pixels. Ever take a photo in Photoshop or Paint or any other photo editor in the world and make it much bigger than the original size? You know what happens? It gets weird, it gets what we in the industry call "pixelated" or "totally messed up."
What's going to have to happen here instead of this zooming in of apps is a change in the way developers make their apps, specifically in the area of images that aren't vector based. When you make a vector-based image and have it in your app, no amount of stretching is going to matter because the lines are all based on mathematics instead of pixels which are either off or on.
Everything Else
See, I told you there wasn't just a whole heck of a lot to it. Android 3.2 adds some additional bug fixes, as updates such as this always do, as well as some improvements that future tablets (before Ice Cream Sandwich is released of course) will appreciate. One of these improvements is added is build-in support for smaller tablets, that is 7-inch and 8.9-inch tablets mostly, giving developers the tools they need to develop for screen size-specific environments. Next, memory settings have been tweaked to improve how Honeycomb handles widgets on your home screens – those of you with a million widgets can now take comfort in knowing you'll be rolling much smoother now. And finally a set of improvements that help with speed and stability, as they always say, are included in this update.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Winn-Dixie on Monday announced its What-A-Deal flu prevention program.
From Oct. 20 through Oct. 26, customers who get a seasonal flu vaccination at a Winn-Dixie pharmacy will receive a 4-lb. bag of Florida navel oranges, a 1.75-L container of Simply Orange orange juice, an 8-oz. bottle of Winn-Dixie hand sanitizer, a 35-count package of Winn-Dixie disinfecting wipes and a 75-count box of Scotties tissues.
"By getting vaccinated now and taking advantage of this great deal, customers not only save money in the short term, but they [also] save the future hassle of additional medical costs, doctor visits, missed work and other costs associated with the flu," stated John Fegan, Winn-Dixie's VP pharmacy.


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Cal Crutchlow has made a public apology to frustrated fans after the lack of running in Friday's two rain-affected practice sessions.
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Yamaha Tech3 rider Cal Crutchlow has made a public apology to frustrated fans after the lack of running in Friday's two rain-affected practice sessions in Misano.
With no intermediate tyres available in MotoGP, several of the leading riders opted to sit out both runs in the San Marino event.
As the circuit never quite dry enough for slicks, and never quite wet enough for full wets, many of the top drivers, including Crutchlow, took this as an opportunity to preserve their engines.
The 26-year-old rider from Coventry said: "Today turned out to be quite strange because in both sessions I just sat in the garage waiting for the track conditions to improve.
"It is disappointing for everybody concerned and I feel sorry for the fans here and the people watching on TV at home.
"When the track is damp like that it is very hard to learn anything, so I didn't even put my helmet on.
"It looks like the weather will improve for the rest of the weekend and I am looking forward to getting down to business tomorrow (Saturday)."
After becoming the first British rider in 12 years to finish on the podium when third in Brno last month, Crutchlow added: "I gained a lot of confidence from that and I can't wait to be back on the bike."


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Over the weekend, Australia's major metropolitan racecourses conducted important trials for the infamous Melbourne Cup on November 3.
The Group 1 Turnbull Stakes (2000m) took place at Flemington, with the 2007 Melbourne Cup winner Efficient claiming victory. Surging from third last to win in the $500 000 stakes race, Efficient at long odds of around $26 for the race, beat home Predatory Pricer by only a half-head. Scenic Shot managed a respectable third a length back.
This was the first win for the six-year-old grey gelding since his stunning 2007 Cup victory after suffering an injury during last year's Melbourne Cup preparations. The ride was also the first Group 1 win for up-and-coming jockey Nicholas Hall.
The $2.5 million Caulfield Cup on October 17 is most likely off the racing agenda for Efficient, who is more suited for the Cox Plate and Melbourne Cup. With wins like this over the weekend, he will sure to be a force to be reckoned with over the spring carnival.
Meanwhile former European gelding Speed Gifted has passed the first elimination clause for the Caulfield Cup (2400m) after his impressive victory in the Group 1 Metropolitan Handicap at Randwick on Saturday. It is expected that the Lee Freedman-trained Speed Gifted will attract a penalty for his win, enough to book him a place in the Caulfield Cup. Before his Metropolitan success Speed Gifted had 51kg for the Caulfield Cup and he now sits as favourite for the race at $4.50.
Now a possible runner for the Melbourne Cup as well, the Montjeu galloper ridden by Corey Brown, commenced the race at $6 in the betting markets beating home Lodge The Deeds ($20) by 3 1/2 lengths with Fiumicino ($11) coming in third.
Another notable race held over the weekend was The Bart Cummings at Flemington, won by six-year-old stayer Light Vision. The Robert Smerdon-trained Light Vision is now also in possible contention for the spring features, sitting within the top 30 in the elimination order for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups.
And Gai Waterhouse's Rock Kingdom provided the trainer with her sixth Epsom Handicap (1600m) win on Saturday after he collected his first career stakes victory.
These races have thrown the ante-post betting markets for the spring carnival's features into overdrive. Early favourite for the cups Vigor fell off the top perch after missing out on a place in the Turnbull following Efficient's upset victory. Speed Gifted and Efficient now share equal favouritism with the bookies at around $7 for the Melbourne Cup.
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Speed Gifted was today awarded a 2 kilogram penalty for his win in the Metropolitan Stakes over the weekend. This brings his weight up to 53kg for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, for which Speed Gifted is now the $4.50 favourite and $7 second favourite respectively.


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DIGNITY started its work on the rehabilitation of torture victims in the early 1980s. Since the mid-1990s, it has expanded its scope to include the prevention of torture and organized violence at both national and international levels, including in places of detention, and – more recently – prevention of urban violence. DIGNITY's work against torture and organized violence has thus expanded to include the world's rapidly growing cities, where most people now live, where inequality is largest, and where violence, torture and insecurity are often part of everyday life.
DIGNITY has – with its international civil society partners – gained considerable experience internationally in violence prevention. The unique access DIGNITY has to information about the causes and perpetrators of torture and organized violence provides a good basis for initiating prevention activities.
In 2013, DIGNITY reorganized its work into three areas:
- Rehabilitation of torture survivors
- Prevention of torture in urban areas
- Prevention of urban violence
It focuses on promoting international human rights standards and law and addressing the economic, social, and cultural factors relevant to the prevention of torture and organized violence.
DIGNITY has established the following priority areas for prevention work in partner countries:
- In places of detention: Monitoring and documenting torture; reforming criminal justice systems; and improving the climate of and relations in prisons.
- In urban areas: Strengthening locally-based interventions in cooperation with civil society organizations; collecting and systemizing knowledge and experiences about implementation of existing projects, and contributing to place the prevention of urban violence high on the global agenda.
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Finn Kjaerulf is a programme specialist in the area of urban violence at DIGNITY. He is an international development professional with more than 20 years of experience as a policy, strategy and operations advisor to state institutions and civil society organisations. He has in recent years worked in the fight against torture and organised violence in conflict and post-conflict settings in Central America and South Africa, within a knowledge-driven, human security and rights-based development perspective. Finn holds a MSc. in Economics (University of Copenhagen).


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Exercising for all the right reasons
TERRY AHNER/TIMES NEWS S.S. Palmer sixth-grade students reach for the stars on Friday as they jump on their pogo sticks as part of the annual Jump Rope For Heart event held all week long in the Palmerton Area School District.
Exercise really can be fun, especially when it's for all the right reasons.
Just ask elementary students in the Palmerton Area School District, who wrapped up a weeklong fundraiser on Friday.
That's because the students at S.S. Palmer Elementary and Parkside Education Center participated in their annual Jump Rope for Heart program.
Jump Rope For Heart is a national fundraising program that promotes physical activity, heart healthy living and community service to children.
As it neared its final phase, Ryan Heller, physical education instructor, estimated the event had raised about $7,000 of the $10,000 goal it set out to achieve.
"We're seeing more people who actually raise money; it's just less money per person," Heller said. "It shows more people are buying into it."
Fifth-grader Alex Sikorsky was able to speak a few words as he feverishly hopped up and down on his pogo stick.
"It helps raise money for the association, and we can have fun" Alex said. "I like the pogo stick because it goes up and down, and it's exercise."
Sixth-grader Caleb Hollenbach took a moment to talk after he completed the standing long jump.
"It's fun," Caleb said. "I like the pogo stick."
Heller noted that records were broken at the pogo stick, longest hop, and standing long jump stations.
With almost 30,000 jumps, sixth grader Kyle Kralik upended the prior mark in the pogo stick; third-grader Kody Kratzer did 509 consecutive hops on one foot to break the previous best in the longest hop; and sixth-grader Brianna Brennan jumped 7-feet, 3-inches, to break the mark in the standing long jump.
Among the other stations Heller said students participated in to raise money were the limbo/long rope, and 60-second jumping jacks.
"It differs per grade," said Heller, with regard to the stations. "It gives them a greater perspective on other peoples needs."
Heller said about $8,600 was raised through the program last year.


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35 years ago, a masked Michael Myers escaped from his psychiatric ward and stalked the town of Haddonfield in 1978 classic "Halloween."
John Carpenter's slasher scare quickly helped define the horror genre — all on a shoestring budget estimated at $300,000.
After making nearly $50 million worldwide, the franchise continued, with nine more films, including Rob Zombie's 2007 and 2009 remakes, "Halloween" and "Halloween II."
Some of the original flick's actors continued on with the franchise, while others moved on with their careers.
From television shows to sculpture to ministry, take a look at where the original stars of "Halloween" are today.


text: Help Pick a new racquet for a Baseline Spinmeister I am a baseling spinmeister... the more speed and spin I can generate the better. I used to use a 90" racquet, then used a 95" racquet, then 98" racquet, and then 100".... The weights have also been going down from 12.3oz - 12.1oz - 11.8oz.. etc.. I am looking for a new racquet that will generate tons of head speed so I can use heavy topspin and kicking topspin serves. Here are the choices I have been contemplating... I haven't used any of them yet so I will have to demo.. but wanted to hear from others that might have already gone through this search. I am thinking about a 98-103" frame, with ideally a tapered beam from about 25-22mm, a weight of 10.7 - 11.6oz. Here are some of my ideas: ----------------------------- Yonex RDX300 MP Babolat Pure Storm Team MP/ Babolat Aero Pro Drive + Babolat Pure Control Team Std. MP Head Instinct / Instinct XL Prince Shark MP ----------------------------- I plan to use at least a poly hybrid using Hurricane... What racquet would you recommend for a BIG hitting semi-western top spinner looking to blast opponents of the court? :mrgreen:


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Clinical Trials - clinicaltrials.gov Aims of the Study: To assess feasibility and acceptability of introducing HPV testing of self-collected vaginal specimen
Methods for the targeted disruption of protein function have revolutionized science and greatly expedited the systematic characterization of genes. Two main approaches are currently used to disrupt protein function: DNA knockout and RNA interference, which act at the genome and mRNA level, respectively. A method that directly alters endogenous protein levels is currently not available. Here, we present Trim-Away, a technique to degrade endogenous proteins acutely in mammalian cells without prior modification of the genome or mRNA. Trim-Away harnesses the cellular protein degradation machinery to remove unmodified native proteins within minutes of application. This rapidity minimizes the risk that phenotypes are compensated and that secondary, non-specific defects accumulate over time. Because Trim-Away utilizes antibodies, it can be applied to a wide range of target proteins using off-the-shelf reagents. Trim-Away allows the study of protein function in diverse cell types, including non-dividing primary cells where genome- and RNA-targeting methods are limited.
The development of next-generation sequencing has made it possible to sequence whole genomes at a relatively low cost. However, de novo genome assemblies remain challenging due to short read length, missing data, repetitive regions, polymorphisms and sequencing errors. As more and more genomes are sequenced, reference-guided assembly approaches can be used to assist the assembly process. However, previous methods mostly focused on the assembly of other genotypes within the same species. We adapted and extended a reference-guided de novo assembly approach, which enables the usage of a related reference sequence to guide the genome assembly. In order to compare and evaluate de novo and our reference-guided de novo assembly approaches, we used a simulated data set of a repetitive and heterozygotic plant genome. The extended reference-guided de novo assembly approach almost always outperforms the corresponding de novo assembly program even when a reference of a different species is used. Similar improvements can be observed in high and low coverage situations. In addition, we show that a single evaluation metric, like the widely used N50 length, is not enough to properly rate assemblies as it not always points to the best assembly evaluated with other criteria. Therefore, we used the summed z-scores of 36 different statistics to evaluate the assemblies. The combination of reference mapping and de novo assembly provides a powerful tool to improve genome reconstruction by integrating information of a related genome. Our extension of the reference-guided de novo assembly approach enables the application of this strategy not only within but also between related species. Finally, the evaluation of genome assemblies is often not straight forward, as the truth is not known. Thus one should always use a combination of evaluation metrics, which not only try to assess the continuity but also the accuracy of an assembly.
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Namibia has signed an amendment to the 2007 bilateral grant agreement with the USA to add N$435 million of funding under the US government's President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), to help fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
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One of the most prominent features of archaea is the extraordinary diversity of their DNA viruses. Many archaeal viruses differ substantially in morphology from bacterial and eukaryotic viruses and represent unique virus families. The distinct nature of archaeal viruses also extends to the gene composition and architectures of their genomes and the properties of the proteins that they encode. Environmental research has revealed prominent roles of archaeal viruses in influencing microbial communities in ocean ecosystems, and recent metagenomic studies have uncovered new groups of archaeal viruses that infect extremophiles and mesophiles in diverse habitats. In this Review, we summarize recent advances in our understanding of the genomic and morphological diversity of archaeal viruses and the molecular biology of their life cycles and virus–host interactions, including interactions with archaeal CRISPR–Cas systems. We also examine the potential origins and evolution of archaeal viruses and discuss their place in the global virosphere.
Transcripts are known to be incorporated in particles of DNA viruses belonging to the families of Herpesviridae and Mimiviridae, but the presence of transcripts in other DNA viruses, such as poxviruses, has not been analyzed yet. Therefore, we first established a next-generation-sequencing (NGS)-based protocol, enabling the unbiased identification of transcripts in virus particles. Subsequently, we applied our protocol to analyze RNA in an emerging zoonotic member of the Poxviridae family, namely Cowpox virus. Our results revealed the incorporation of 19 viral transcripts, while host identifications were restricted to ribosomal and mitochondrial RNA. Most viral transcripts had an unknown and immunomodulatory function, suggesting that transcript incorporation may be beneficial for poxvirus immune evasion. Notably, the most abundant transcript originated from the D5L/I1R gene that encodes a viral inhibitor of the host cytoplasmic DNA sensing machinery.
ViraPipe is Apache Spark based pipeline for performing metagenome analysis from NGS read data in a computing cluster. The pipeline is tuned for analyzing viral metagenomes and the software is applicable for other metagenomic analyses as well. ViraPipe integrates parallel BWA-MEM read aligner, MegaHit De Novo assembler, and BLAST and HMMER3 sequence search tools.
Good scientific writing is essential to career development and to the progress of science. A well-structured manuscript allows readers and reviewers to get excited about the subject matter, to understand and verify the paper's contributions, and to integrate these contributions into a broader context. However, many scientists struggle with producing high-quality manuscripts and are typically untrained in paper writing. Focusing on how readers consume information, we present a set of ten simple rules to help you communicate the main idea of your paper. These rules are designed to make your paper more influential and the process of writing more efficient and pleasurable.
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Which mattered first at the dawn of life: proteins or nucleic acids? Proteins may have had the edge if a theorized process let them grow long enough to become self-replicating catalysts.
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Eisfeld et al. comprehensively evaluated changes in host molecules in plasma and peripheral
immune cells of Ebola virus disease (EVD) patients. Their results suggest new mechanisms
of EVD pathogenesis and putative biomarkers for predicting EVD outcomes. Moreover,
datasets associated with this work are an important community resource for further
Abstract. Summary: The ease with which phylogenomic data can be generated has drastically escalated the computational burden for even routine phylogenetic inve
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Synthetic biologists are fitting the genomes of microorganisms with synthetic gene circuits to break down polluting plastics, non-invasively diagnose and treat infections in the human gut, and generate chemicals and nutrition on long haul space flights. Although showing great promise in the laboratory, these technologies require control and safety measures that make sure the engineered microorganisms keep their functional gene circuits intact over many cell divisions, and that they are contained to the specific environments they are designed for.
AbstractMotivation. Biodiversity databases now comprise hundreds of thousands of sequences and trait records. For example, the Open Tree of Life includes over
Nat Commun. 2017 Nov 13;8(1):1455. doi: 10.1038/s41467-017-01542-z.
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Tumors can be divided into 'hot' (T cell inflamed) or 'cold' (T cell noninflamed)
according to the presence of immune cells. In this review, we discuss variables that
influence T cell migration into the tumor microenvironment. Chemokines can attract
T cells to the tumor site and tumor intrinsic pathways can influence the composition
of local chemokines. Tumor-induced vasculature can hamper T cell migration. Other
immune cells and tumor-derived molecules can block T cell proliferation and survival.
The Poxviridae family is comprised of double-stranded DNA viruses belonging to nucleocytoplasmic large DNA viruses (NCLDV). Among the NCLDV, poxviruses exhibit the widest known host range, which is likely observed because this viral family has been more heavily investigated. However, relative to each member of the Poxviridae family, the spectrum of the host is variable, where certain viruses can infect a large range of hosts, while others are restricted to only one host species. It has been suggested that the variability in host spectrum among poxviruses is linked with the presence or absence of some host range genes. Would it be possible to extrapolate the restriction of viral replication in a specific cell lineage to an animal, a far more complex organism? In this study, we compare and discuss the relationship between the host range of poxvirus species and the abundance/diversity of host range genes. We analyzed the sequences of 38 previously identified and putative homologs of poxvirus host range genes, and updated these data with deposited sequences of new poxvirus genomes. Overall, the term host range genes might not be the most appropriate for these genes, since no correlation between them and the viruses' host spectrum was observed, and a change in nomenclature should be considered. Finally, we analyzed the evolutionary history of these genes, and reaffirmed the occurrence of horizontal gene transfer (HGT) for certain elements, as previously suggested. Considering the data presented in this study, it is not possible to associate the diversity of host range factors with the amount of hosts of known poxviruses, and this traditional nomenclature creates misunderstandings.
Despite decades of surveillance and pharmaceutical and non-pharmaceutical interventions, seasonal influenza viruses continue to cause epidemics around the world each year. The key process underlying these recurrent epidemics is the evolution of the viruses to escape the immunity that is induced by prior infection or vaccination. Although we are beginning to understand the processes that underlie the evolutionary dynamics of seasonal influenza viruses, the timing and nature of emergence of new virus strains remain mostly unpredictable. In this Review, we discuss recent advances in understanding the molecular determinants of influenza virus immune escape, sources of evolutionary selection pressure, population dynamics of influenza viruses and prospects for better influenza virus control.
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Author summary We determined the binding sites of six novel human norovirus specific Nanobodies (Nano-4, Nano-14, Nano-26, Nano-27, Nano-32, and Nano-42) using X-ray crystallography. The unique Nanobody recognition epitopes were correlated with their potential neutralizing capacities. We showed that one Nanobody (Nano-26) bound numerous genogroup II genotypes and interacted with highly conserved capsid residues. Four Nanobodies (Nano-4, Nano-26, Nano-27, and Nano-42) bound to occluded regions on the intact particles and impaired normal capsid morphology and particle integrity. One Nanobody (Nano-14) bound contiguous to the HBGA pocket and interacted with several residues involved in binding HBGAs. We found that the Nanobodies delivered multiple inhibition mechanisms, which included steric obstruction, allosteric interference, and disruption of the capsid stability. Our data suggested that the HBGA pocket might not be an ideal target for drug development, since the surrounding region is highly variable and inherently suffers from lack of conservation among the genetically diverse genotypes. Instead, we showed that the capsid contained other highly susceptible regions that could be targeted for virus inhibition.
Interpretation of large-scale data is very challenging and currently there is scarcity of web tools which support automated visualization of a variety of high throughput genomics and transcriptomics data and for a wide variety of model organisms along with user defined karyotypes. Circular plot provides holistic visualization of high throughput large scale data but it is very complex and challenging to generate as most of the available tools need informatics expertise to install and run them. We have developed CGDV (Circos for Genomics and Transcriptomics Data Visualization), a webtool based on Circos, for seamless and automated visualization of a variety of large scale genomics and transcriptomics data. CGDV takes output of analyzed genomics or transcriptomics data of different formats, such as vcf, bed, xls, tab limited matrix text file, CNVnator raw output and Gene fusion raw output, to plot circular view of the sample data. CGDV take cares of generating intermediate files required for circos. CGDV is freely available at
. The circular plot for each data type is tailored to gain best biological insights into the data. The inter-relationship between data points, homologous sequences, genes involved in fusion events, differential expression pattern, sequencing depth, types and size of variations and enrichment of DNA binding proteins can be seen using CGDV. CGDV thus helps biologists and bioinformaticians to visualize a variety of genomics and transcriptomics data seamlessly.
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We found the hot spot in New Orleans. The club knows how to be in the VIP. We had our own private room that looked down at one of the main rooms which let us scope out the ladies. That did not really matter because one of our N. O. locals bumped grinded with all ladies until she got the response she was grabbing for. Jamie was ours after a nice shot of tequila, a booty rub and an invite upstairs. Lets just say the panties were off before we left the club.


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Dirty On The 30: Tuesday, September 9, 2014Will Pittsburgh's own Mike Super work his magic again on America's Got Talent tonight and what is Brad Pitt DEATHLY afraid of? Find out here in Dirty on the 30.
Bubba Show First Look: The CarpnadoThis is the very first look at what the Carpnado itself is going to look like. It's raw and somewhat unfinished, but we wanted to share with everyone what a KILLER CARP STORM will look like!
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What a magnificent piece of ass. Gieselle came over looking amazing in that bikini and stockings. She had huge amazing tits and an enormous ass that she liked to shake around. Jmac came in and drizzled oil all over her succulent body. She jiggled those giantic jugs as the oil dripped down her nipples. They went inside where she bounced on that cock as her huge melons and juicy ass jiggled around. She got buttermilk all over those big tits. Enjoy.


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Bridging the gap between school and summer in a productive way!
Summer Bridge Week for 5th through 8th graders
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Mornings will focus on math and verbal SSAT prep and afternoons will be spent on short film creation! Find out more at http://princetonmontessori.org/ and click on SummerQuest.


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Pauline voice is going to capture you from the first note. Beautiful and powerful, her voice has being compared to Cassandra Wilson, Nina Simone and Sarah Vaughn. There is some truth to those comparisons; Pauline takes the best of all those amazing singers, the tone of Cassandra Wilson, the energy of Nina Simone and the feeling of Sarah Vaughn. With all these ingredients she's creating her own style and delivers a wonderful debut album.
But there's a difference in Pauline music; being of Haitian descent, she sings in both English and her parents native tongue, kreyol. Her rendition of the classic "Blue Skies", first part in english and second part in kreyol, is amazingly beautiful. The song starts with a funky bass intro that later change into a more traditional jazzy arrangement.
There's no doubt Pauline and her band can swing, A Musical Offering starts with an excellent, swinging version of "Love must be catching". Corcoran Holt on Bass, Sharp Radway on Piano and Alvin Atkinson on drums are in full swing also on "Exactly like you" and "Forget me". Sharp's arrangements and piano playing are some of the highlights on this album.
If Pauline is good in the swinging tracks, she is even better singing ballads, with lovely and soulful renditions on "I thought about you" and "Little did we know". Something in Pauline phrasing and the arrangements on songs like "Plain Gold Ring" is probably what brings comparisons with Cassandra Wilson.
Pauline is also a good songwriter. Listen to the very nice lyrics and music on her compositions, "Searching" and "Signature". Searching have a nice funky rhythm that at times reminds me of the singer Sade.
"Dey/Rasenbleman" is a chant of hope with lyrics completely in the kreyol language. On this song one can appreciate the range, power and beauty of Pauline voice. "Ayiti Remember" is almost a Jazz version of "Dey/Rasenbleman", same hopeful message but with a jazzier feeling.
On "Beautiful Friendship" the band is back into a swinging mood, this time McClenty Hunter on drums provides the rhythm with yet another swinging bass and piano by Corcoran Holt and Sharp Radway.
Pauline deep and classy delivery on "Tell me more and more and then some", similar of Nina Simone version, proves this lady can sing the blues too. A Musical Offering is a promising debut for this fresh new voice in the Jazz scene.


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Can someone please direct me to a quicker link for a stock tmobile samsung galaxy s4 rom. I bricked mine and need a stock 4.3 rom.
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