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The early morning rise can get hectic for many of our Flat Out Lädies. To make sure you are ready to face the world even with only minutes to spare for your makeup routine, we have crafted our "Flat Out Face". This three hundred second makeup routine will make a lasting impression at your next client presentation, a sorority community service brunch or lunch with your best friend. The universal products used are designed to define and illuminate your
natural beauty.
Even out your skin tone
Create an even looking complexion with a sheer liquid foundation like NARS All Day Luminous Weightless Foundation, $48. Available in twenty shades, apply the foundation to your skin with a dampened nonlatex sponge.
Highlight, Highlight, Highlight
Instantly brighten your face by applying a powder highlighter in three key points. Place MAC Mineralize Skinfinish in a shade like Gold Deposit underneath your brow bone, the inner corner of your eyes and finally your cheekbones. It would be best to use a dualended kabuki brush. Grab your colour for $32.
Line your Lids
Define your eyes by applying a black waterproof eyeliner to your upper and lower lashline. To add a little texture, take your finger and smudge the upper lashline only. Sephora offers a great option in a retractable mechanism for $13.
Plump your Lashes
A quick application to your top lashes is the best procedure to be sure you're out the door on time. The Argan oil of Rimmel London Wonder'full Mascara produces a full volume lash without clumps. Seize your wand for $14.50.
The Faux Flush
Swirl powder blush onto the apple of your cheeks and blend the hue upwards towards your temples for a natural looking flush. The soft halo of colour from Becca Mineral Blush will help you achieve that in one of its four palettes for $32.
Don't forget the Lip
Complete your look by applying a soft or bold lipstick or gloss over your pout. A Velvetines from Lime Crime in Cashmere can accomplish bold and soft for only $20.
Go face this blue marble with your beautiful spirits with the Flat Out Face lädies and a pair of our rollable flats on your feet!
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Kanye West has broken his very short Twitter hiatus by paying tribute to late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs on the first anniversary of his death. Kanye seeming departure from the popular micro blogging site lasted only a day.
On October 4th the rapper surreptitiously cleared his account of all his past tweets and left a single message saying "Be back soon". The self-proclaimed break, however, lasted only a day as October 5th marked the anniversary of Jobs' death and prompted a tweet from him.
Jobs died on October 5th 2011 after losing his battle with pancreatic cancer.
Contrary to his claims of leaving Twitter, the rapper couldn't seem to stop tweeting as he posted a continuous stream of tweets. All tweets combined, his message read: "We lost Steve a year ago today... He is one of the most inspiring and influential human beings of our existence along with Michael Jackson, Walt Disney, and Dr. King."
He also called on his followers to "be thankful for Jobs' life and respect his legacy by never compromising on" the future.
After his tribute to the late Mr. Jobs, Kanye has seemingly resumed his Twitter hiatus by not adding any new tweets. It is not clear how long the rapper plans to keep up his break from the social network site.
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2015 Toyota Estima Hybrid Price and Concept
The 2015 Toyota Estima hybrid comes packed with exceptional abilities compared to other minivans in its segment. To boost its exceptional abilities, it is fitted with aggressive looking front tires that I'd say best fit this model.
New Estima Hybrid Redesign
Its new style and performance don't clash and this quality has gone without being mentioned by most car experts. This car has a great back view and its all round is further boosted by its large side mirrors that give a wide and clear view of what surrounds the car having the blind feeling greatly reduced while in this minivan.
The 2015 Toyota Estima hybrid release unlike the 2015 Alphard hybrid won't have the front side mirrors as expected by many buyers, but this exception won't be felt as its large conventional side mirrors shall have covered their intended purpose.
2015 Toyota Estima hybrid – Interior and Exterior
The 2015 Estima hybrid will be presented to its buyers with a few modifications, upgrades and extra touches like the; speed and fuel gauges will have a different lighting style and appearance that is meant to be more eye friendly. For most car enthusiasts this was a great change and consideration as well to this minivan's interior. From its texts carried out in the U.S this new model was seen to have large cabin space both leg and head room-, and offered sheer comfort to its passengers.
Additionally, it will come fitted with; electric doors, a later version of Bluetooth connectivity that will enhance its hands free capability, and a superior SAT-NAV/Infotainment system. An EV button will also be available in this new Estima model that will shift the car to the electric power option once struck and can ride on its stored electric power for over 20 minutes which will start beeping when low on charge.
Toyota Estima 2015 Hybrid engine
This 2015 Toyota Estima hybrid Model will be powered by the conventional 2.0l DHOC 4 cylinder engine that will be paired to a 5-speed automatic transmission and will make this 5-door minivan top as the most efficient and effective in its segment and will be among the ones to look out for in the car market. This new model will be available in 2WD and an option of the more powerful 4WD shall also be available.
Official reports confirm that this minivan can do up to 20km for every liter of gas about 47mph an outstanding performance which has none to compare with in its segment. This car has a satisfying fuel economy that will comfortably see you easily ferry your family for one point to another or transport goods easily with its great fuel economy and larger cabin space that's boosted once you fold-flat its hind seats.
Price of 2015 Estima Hybrid and Release Date
The new 2015 Toyota Estima hybrid Model is expected to retail at a starting price of $33,000, and is set to be released before the end of 2014 then start mass production.
More on similar models:
– 2015 Toyota Venza
– 2015 Toyota Alphard
– 2015 Toyota Innova
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Remarks by High Commissioner at the Tree Plantation Event on Genocide Day
[Bangabhaban; March 25, 2017; 1400 hrs]
E. Mr Md. Abdul Hamid, Hon'ble President of Bangladesh;
Mr. Shahriar Kabir, President, Forum for Secular Bangladesh and Trial of War Criminals of 1971; [Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee]
Distinguished guests,
Good Afternoon to you all!
I am feeling honoured to be present here on the occasion of planting of 25 trees to mark the first "National Genocide Day" of Bangladesh.
I thank Ekattor-er Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee for inviting me here. Their relentless campaign against fundamentalism and communalism has strengthened the multi-cultural, inclusive and secular ethos of Bangladeshi society.
Ekattor-er Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee was at the forefront of the movement demanding March 25 to be declared as the Genocide Day. The Government of Bangladesh's decision has fulfilled one of the long standing demands of civil society of Bangladesh.
His Excellency President himself is a Muktijoddha. Excellency took part in the Liberation War of Bangladesh and commandeered a sub sector of Mujib Bahini. Excellency also acted as the Chairman of recruiting camp in Meghalaya in India. Excellency, we will be very happy if you visit Meghalaya again.
The observation of Genocide Day will help the country solemnly remember the gravity of the crimes committed against humanity by the occupying forces during the Liberation war of Bangladesh.
India and Bangladesh share history. In 1971, inspired by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, Bangladeshi Muktijoddhas and Indian soldiers fought together for the Liberation of Bangladesh. This was a moment of pride for all Indians.
Today, Bangladesh has firmly rejected extremist ideas and achieved success as a vibrant society.
This occasion reminds us that we must stand by each other in good times and in time of crisis as we have done in the past. We must live in peace and hormony as good neighbours as our forefathers did for millennia.
Today, India and Bangladesh have excellent relations under the leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Here I recall the words of Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he had said during his visit to Dhaka in June 2015 - 'Hum Sath Sath Hai'.
I wish to reiterate that India has always been and will always be with Bangladesh in its development process. We have inextricable linkages of common civilization, history and culture. It is impossible to see both the countries separate from each other. India grows as Bangladesh grows and vice versa.
In the end, I would like to convey my sincere thanks to Ekattorer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee for this inaugural programme to plant 30 million+ trees in Bangladesh, India and other countries of the world in remembrance of the 3 million martyrs of Bangladesh liberation war.
This noble effort of commemorating the supreme sacrifice of unsung heroes of freedom struggle will also spread awareness about the major threat our planet is facing from environment degradation and climate change.
Today, I am honoured to plant a tree in the name of Param Vir Chakra Lance Naik Albert Ekka. He was also been conferred with the highest national award 'Friends of Liberation War Honour' by the government of Bangladesh. His contribution to the Liberation War of Bangladesh is well beyond words. People of India and Bangladesh will always remember him and take inspiration from him to work for the cause of friendly relations between both the ountries.
Thank You.
© ভারতীয় হাই কমিশন, বাংলাদেশ ২০১৭। সর্বস্বত্ব সংরক্ষিত।
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`Kyuka'' a'' Luganda'' verb meaning "to change" was used as a platform for youth to reflect on their life and have the courage to work through their challenges.
Kyuka Youth Outreach (KYO) is a Christian based youth organization that was founded in 2008 by youth activists to reach out and appeal to young people through creative arts and performances, given the prevailing challenges among the youths in slums and ghettos like: Identity crisis, dropping out of schools, Idleness, Drug abuse and Sexual reproductive health issues.
A small youth fraternity rooting from a community church (Jesus Worship Centre in Natete Kampala ) devised ways to address such challenges through creative activities like; dance, music, visual arts, drama and sports aimed at impacting the lives of the youths regardless of their differences in back grounds, religion, age, tribe, social status or interests.
Kyuka Youth outreach tours various communities with artistic and drama coded performances in form of music, dance and drama that mainly focus on issues that affect the young people in these communities. `
Strategic objective
Kyuka youth Outreach provides an environment where young people can learn and practice life skills, leadership skills and focus on ethical decision making. Kyuka youth Outreach is able to reach at-risk young people and offer much needed care and support. For these aspirations to become reality however, it is essential that Kyuka youth Outreach is seen to be firmly rooted within the core of community, and that wherever possible, young people are provided with the opportunity to participate in the community activities .Through the programmes, activities and ethos of the organization the leaders guide and support young people and act as mentors and role models in their personal, social and spiritual development. The programmes that the organization provides will create opportunity for the young people to develop into mature and responsible adults who will play an important role within their communities and wider society
To be a voice for the young people and create an environment that facilitates young people's growth and development while realizing their health, social, economic, cultural, political and spiritual needs.
To create mutual respect, understanding, equity and self-sustainable communities across Uganda.


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Amalgam Comics is the shared DC/Marvel universe where the two properties merged their characters into one. These characters first appeared in print in a 12 comic book series that was published 1996. The company went as far as to treat the Amalgam universe as if it co-existed along side Marvel and DC during the comic book golden age. Amalgam went even further as to write ficititious fan letters to help give rise to the merged universe. Thus to create excitement in readers of DC and Marvel alike. Do you think a cinematic universe could work for these characters some time in the future. You be the judge. Here are some of Amalgams famous heros and their bios.
First lady of Marvel, and First lady of DC = Princess Ororo Munroe of Themyscrira
"Ororo was a metamutant who nearly drowned as a child, but was rescued by Queen Hippolyta of the Amazons. Hippolyta raised young Ororo as an Amazon princess beside her own daughter Diana (who as a child was very jealous of her new "sister", although the first issue of Diana's own series, Bullets and Bracelets, seemed to imply just the opposite) on the island of Themyscira. As Ororo grew up, she displayed the ability to control the weather, and the Amazons taught her how to focus her powers into a lasso of lightning that would compel anyone bound by it to speak the truth. She eventually left her island home to enter "Man's World" as "Wonder Woman", to use her abilities to help people."
Dark Claw: Bruce Wayne and Wolverine = Logan Wayne
"At the age of 5, after witnessing his parents' murder at the hands of an armed robber, Logan Wayne was sent to live with his uncle in Alberta, Canada. His uncle was a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and was ambushed and murdered by poachers a short time after his arrival in Canada. After the death of his uncle, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police sent Logan to live in a home run by nuns and as soon as he was old enough, he enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force, landing in the same outfit as Creed H. Quinn...."
"Both Logan and Creed were submitted to the Weapon X project, the Canadian Super-Soldier program. It was here that Logan had adamantium bonded to his bones and he learned of his metamutant nature. Throughout the course of the project, the other subject, Quinn, became increasingly insane and would later become Dark Claw's most dangerous enemy, the Hyena."
Super Soldier = Captain America and Superman
"Super-Soldier is an Amalgam Universe character. He's created as a fusion of the DC Comics character Superman and the Marvel Comics character Captain America. In his civilian identity he is Clark Kent, a soldier in World War II pumped with alien DNA during an experiment. Eventually he was frozen, and then unfrozen in the modern era. He has been a member of the Judgment League Avengers. "
Spider Boy = Superboy and Spiderman
"His tactile telekinesis allows him to move like a spider, and he also carries a Web-Pistol. Project Cadmus developed him as a clone of Peter Parker and was later adopted by Thunderbolt Ross, making his name Peter Ross. "
"Hal Stark is a millionaire and the founder of Stark Aircraft. He was working on a stationary flight simulator when the device suddenly took off with him in it. Stark discovered that the flight simulator was being drawn to a crashed alien spacecraft, and the flight simulator crashed yards away from it. Stark was badly injured by shards of metal stuck in his chest. Curious to the end, Stark made his way to the alien spacecraft, where he came upon the dying alien Rhomann Sur. "
The alien died before he could speak with Hal, and Hal realized he was dying as well. With his last efforts, Stark designed a suit of armor out of the alien technology, powered by a battery he found in the wreckage, one which reminded him of a lantern. The suit of armor not only allowed him to survive, but gave him incredible powers, allowing him to create any object he pleased out of a green energy, due to the battery he used being powered by Oa the Living Planet. He battled and defeated the aliens that had shot down Rhomann Sur's spacecraft.
Well there you have it! This list of characters doesn't even begin to scratch the surface of what Amalgam created. The comics are extremely hard to find, but with some digging you can own the series!


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The eurozone debt crisis has impacted emerging markets, especially in eastern Europe, as risk-averse investors have repatriated funds, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) said Sunday.
Investors withdrew more than $25 billion (18.7 billion euros) from emerging market funds in August and September, the Basel-based BIS said in a study.
Share prices in emerging markets had also fallen sharply in September, said the researchers, who added that "this suggests that risky assets were sold to reduce portfolio volatility".
The fund repatriation from emerging economies coincided with inflows of $85 billion into the eurozone -- the result of asset reductions outside the European monetary union that have largely flown to France.
This downward trend worries analysts because ""any reduction in euro area bank lending to firms and households in emerging markets could exacerbate slowdowns in economic growth," said the report.
Among the countries hardest-hit by risk aversion were central and eastern European countries, it said.
Major banks -- including Germany's Commerzbank, hit by the Greek debt crisis, and Italy's Unicredit, which took a third-quarter net loss of 10.6 billion euros -- have said they will reduce new credits to the region.
Austria has also imposed greater discipline on its banks, which have been major lenders to Croatia, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania.
Investors have sought to place their assets in safe-havens such as the bond markets in the United States, Canada, Australia and some northern European countries and in investments in Japan.


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Another bad day for Dog pitchers
The methods were different, but the results were the same as Georgia dropped a doubleheader against South Carolina on Sunday.
Rain forces baseball doubleheader
Saturday's baseball game between Georgia and South Carolina was washed out after heavy rain left Foley Field unplayable. More rain was expected Saturday afternoon and evening and more rain is in the forecast for today.
Blueprint: Volunteer opportunities, calendar
To sign up for any activities listed on this page, call HandsOn NEGA at (706) 353-1313. For a complete listing of all upcoming events and opportunities, visit onlineathens.com/blueprint.
Nonprofits competing in ticket sales program
Area charities are working to sell tickets and raise money at the same time through the Stadion Athens Classic at UGA's Tickets Fore Charity program. The program, sponsored by St. Mary's Health Care System, allows participating nonprofit organizations to sell tournament tickets and keep 100 percent of the proceeds from the sale.
Charity barbecue planned for Saturday
Fast Signs of Athens will host a charity barbecue Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4 to 8 p.m. at Fast Signs, 2565 Atlanta Highway, to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Athens and The Childhood Autism Foundation.
Isakson qualifies for re-election
U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson qualified to run for re-election this morning, setting up a contest with Athens native and state Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond.
GOP blocks Morgan County gubernatorial candidate
Republicans will not allow a Morgan County real estate broker to run for governor under the party banner even though he is putting $2 million of his own money into the race.
Walk-on offensive lineman suspended indefinitely after arrest
Georgia walk-on offensive lineman Josh Parrish was suspended indefinitely tonight by coach Mark Richt after he was arrested today by the Clarke County Sheriff's Office on charges of possessing and making a fake ID and underage possession of alcohol.
H.S. coach: Gray met with UGA coach, but no decision to transfer
Quarterback Logan Gray, who fell to No. 2 on the depth chart after spring practice, met with Georgia coach Mark Richt Monday, but hasn't made a decision yet to transfer, his high school coach said.
Stadion counting on golf tourney to provide branding
A series of fortunate events led to Watkinsville's Stadion Money Management's decision to step up as title sponsor of this week's PGA Nationwide Tour at the University of Georgia Golf Course.
Nelson: Athens on best list in Forbes mag
Apparently, Athens doesn't need a billionaire living in our midst in order for the community to be counted among Forbes magazine's Best Small Places for Business and Careers.
Tickets Fore Charity program boosts charities
The Stadion Athens Classic at UGA — part of the PGA's Nationwide Tour — is helping drive thousands of dollars of support for community groups and charitable organizations.
Small Biz: Mom enters consignment world
As a wife and mother of four young girls ages 11 to 2, Oconee County native Chastity Shepherd considers herself an expert in children's clothing.
Califf: Google mapping out great biking trail directions
After a fun-filled weekend of jazz listening, beer drinking and top-of-the-lung screaming for your favorite Spandex-wearing Twilight Criterium cyclist, you might have come down with a severe case of bike fever.
Colmans: Good and bad news for motorcyclists
I really miss my younger days when I rode my red Honda 360. This is the time of year that is just perfect for a ride with friends. However, this also is the time of year that motorcycle thefts increase. Therefore, this is a cautionary tale.
Health Inspection
Health inspections for April 10 to 15, includes Clarke and Oconee counties
Brief Cases: Yogurt shop moving into Five Points area
Atlanta-based yogurt company Yoforia plans to open one of its shops in Five Points at 1210 S. Milledge Ave., where Jittery Joe's coffee shop currently operates.
Business Briefs: Social Security opens new office Monday
The Athens office of the Social Security Administration, which has been located downtown in the Robert G. Stephens Federal building, is moving to a new office building at 1650 Prince Ave.
Business Whirl: Brooks Wachovia's market president
Athens banker Brian Brooks recently was named Athens market president for Wachovia, a Wells Fargo company, according to Jim Jones, business banking manager for Wachovia, Wells Fargo's North Georgia region.
Permits and licenses
Permits issued in Athens-Clarke County the week of April 12 to 16 as reported in the Hunt Letter.
Celebrations: Lasier-Bradley engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Lasier of Athens, Georgia, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Jane, to Matthew Kirk Bradley, son of Melody Hart and Jon Kirk Bradley.
Celebrations: Harmon-Flemming engagement
Mrs. Jan W. Harmon of Athens announces the engagement of her daughter, Sarah Amelia Harmon of Atlanta to Tyler James Flemming of Atlanta son of Mr. and Mrs. William James Flemming of Macon.
Celebrations: Crawford-Misztal engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Len Crawford of Blue Ridge, Georgia, are delighted to announce the engagement of their daughter, Emily Anne, to Maciej Dominik Misztal, son of Ignacy and Anna Misztal of Athens, Georgia.
Celebrations: Whitley-Costello engagement
Mr. Steven Whitley and Ms. Marie Oliverio are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Lynn Whitley, to Carmine Costello Jr., son of Enid Costello and the late Carmine Costello Sr.
Women charged with lifting jewelry at mall
Two women were arrested early Friday afternoon and charged with shoplifting $1,447 worth of jewelry from Belk in Georgia Square Mall, according to an Athens-Clarke County police report.
Snack machine taken from store
Thieves stole a broken snack machine from outside Sudz Laundry, located at 396 Baxter St., between 8 p.m. Friday and 6 p.m. Saturday, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
Cop wary of man with pot, but no pipe
An Athens-Clarke police officer responding to a fight at Dogwood Apartments on Old Hull Road pulled over the car of one of the men suspected in the fight and discovered he had marijuana packaged for sale, according to the officer's report.
Rented flat-screen stolen from home
An Oglethorpe Avenue man came home Saturday evening to discover his 50-inch flat-screen TV had been stolen while he was at work, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
Cars broken into on Atlanta Highway
Three cars were broken into along Atlanta Highway near Georgia Square Mall on Friday night or Saturday morning, according to Athens-Clarke police reports.
Man arrested on drug, other charges
Athens-Clarke police arrested a man on drug charges after watching suspicious activity in the Triangle Plaza parking lot off McKinley Avenue between 8:30 and 9 p.m. Saturday, according to a police report.
Man arrested after punching bar worker
Athens-Clarke police arrested a Sylvania man for disorderly conduct and simple battery after he sucker-punched an employee at The Winery, located at 429 E. Broad St., about 1:15 a.m. Sunday, according to a report.
Athens man assaulted while walking home
Three robbers beat a 21-year-old Athens man as he walked home from downtown along Prince Avenue about 1:45 a.m. Sunday, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
Man receives head injury at Athens Arena
An Athens man went to the hospital with a head injury after a fight broke out about 1:45 a.m. Sunday outside of the Athens Arena, located at 280 Commerce Blvd., Bogart, according to an Athens-Clarke police report.
Four more go on Day 3
Geno Atkins was selected about where he figured he would go in the NFL draft.
Ga. Tech QB Washington makes case in scrimmage
ATLANTA - Tevin Washington didn't back down from the challenge this spring of becoming Georgia Tech's No. 2 quarterback.
Hogs pinning Southeastern Conference title hopes on Mallett
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Ryan Mallett stood several yards behind the line of scrimmage, safely away from the action. He clapped his hands after a nice play and raised both arms following a touchdown. At one point, he took a quick break to throw with a teammate - short tosses of about 15 yards.
Legislators head into final 2 days
ATLANTA - This week promises to be a busy one for lawmakers even though they have only two legislative days remaining and most major bills have passed.
All Crossed Up: Unorthodox grip works for Nationwide veteran
It's a good thing Josh Broadaway doesn't mind repeating himself, because he has explained the origin of his golf swing a countless number of times.
McCool finishes as runner-up
GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Georgia senior gymnast Courtney McCool ended her career as a Bulldog with a second-place finish in the balance beam final at the NCAA Gymnastics Championships on Saturday at the O'Connell Center.
McFarlin: Ready to rally against CRCTs
After reading the Thursday letter to the editor headlined "Rally against standardized tests," questioning the utility of the state's Criterion-Referenced Competency Tests for public school students, all I can say is, "Kudos, amen and right on."
Budoff: Not all boomers like tea party
The writer of the Wednesday letter headlined "Tea partiers avoiding truth" was wrong to suggest baby boomers' attitudes are responsible for the advent of the conservative "tea party" movement. I'm one baby boomer who thinks the tea party crowd is a bunch of entitlement whiners, intoning "I have mine, but I don't want anyone else to have any."
Ashford Manor marks 10 years of concerts
Mario Castro and Dave Shearon envisioned music in their backyard when they bought the Ashford Manor Bed & Breakfast in 1997.
Blueprint: Volunteer opportunities, calendar
To sign up for any activities listed on this page, call HandsOn NEGA at (706) 353-1313. For a complete listing of all upcoming events and opportunities, visit onlineathens.com/blueprint.
Rossiter: Operation 'Say Cheese' basically goes off without a hitch
Portrait sittings for a baby requires in-depth strategy sessions. As mother in charge, I act like a high-ranking general who's gearing up for a complicated maneuver. Operation name: "Say Cheese."
Derby Museum lets fans soak in Run for Roses
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Within the shadows of venerable Churchill Downs, the world's most famous horse race never ends. Nor does the pageantry of the Kentucky Derby.
Looking back at Twain's last years a century later
REDDING, Conn. - Mark Twain died here April 21, a century ago. He was 74, and in failing health, his heart - his tobacco heart, he called it - so weak that he interrupted a restful cruise to Bermuda to return and die at the house on a hill built for him just two years earlier.
Rich: Kids should be taught the power of 'thank you'
When Dixie Dew got a box full of doggie treats from one of her fans, she wagged her tail and jumped around the kitchen, eager to dive into them.
Polaneczky: Friendship turns to love in 'Annie on My Mind'
"Annie on My Mind" by Nancy Garden (Farrar Straus Giroux, 272 pp., $8)
Best Bets: Athens Street Show 2010 Art Walk
6-7 p.m., Downtown Athens
Nonprofits competing in ticket sales program
Area charities are working to sell tickets and raise money at the same time through the Stadion Athens Classic at UGA's Tickets Fore Charity program. The program, sponsored by St. Mary's Health Care System, allows participating nonprofit organizations to sell tournament tickets and keep 100 percent of the proceeds from the sale.
Births reported in the area.
Charity barbecue planned for Saturday
Fast Signs of Athens will host a charity barbecue Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 4 to 8 p.m. at Fast Signs, 2565 Atlanta Highway, to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Athens and The Childhood Autism Foundation.
Saviors as tornado hit: A table, a wall, a freezer
YAZOO CITY, Miss. - One prayed to God under a communion table as his church was blown to pieces around him.
Senators close to a deal on financial overhaul bill
WASHINGTON - Democrats are showing little willingness to alter financial overhaul legislation any further and are ready for a showdown vote today, hoping to splinter solid Republican opposition or to cast the minority party as an ally of Wall Street.
Twisters kill 10 in Mississippi
YAZOO CITY, Miss. - Tornadoes ripped through the Southeast on Saturday, killing 10 people in Mississippi and injuring more than a dozen others. Roofs were torn off businesses, homes were splintered, vehicles were overturned and roads were blocked by toppled trees.
Oil leak may take days to fix
NEW ORLEANS - It could take hours or it could take months to stop a 42,000-gallon-a-day oil leak polluting the Gulf of Mexico at the site of a wrecked drilling platform. Whether the environmental threat grows many times bigger depends on whether the oil company can turn the well completely off.
Hispanics fear new law means racial profiling
PHOENIX - Arodi Berrelleza isn't one of the targets of Arizona's new law cracking down on illegal immigration - he's a U.S. citizen, a high school student from Phoenix.
Obama gives eulogy for W. Va. miners
BECKLEY, W.Va. - They lived and they died pursuing the American Dream, working in dangerous conditions underground to help keep the lights on across the country, a somber President Obama said Sunday in a eulogy to the workers who died in the worst mine accident in a generation.
Firm's e-mails show how crash turned into cash
NEW YORK - As the U.S. housing turned downward in January 2007, a Goldman Sachs trader wrote in e-mails to a woman he apparently was courting that investments he had sold were "like Frankenstein turning against his own inventor."
Urban creeks will resurface as cities take action
SAN FRANCISCO - Riffling through old maps while researching a history project for San Francisco public schools, landscape architect Bonnie Sherk made a discovery: A century ago a creek coursed where two school campuses stand today.
Congo volcano symbol of death and rebirth
MOUNT NYIRAGONGO, Congo - I was startled to see it perched at the lip of the volcano's rocky summit: a small cross marking the spot where one visitor tragically slipped from the crater's edge and plummeted to her death.
Official: Torpedo blast likely sank South Korean warship
SEOUL, South Korea - An explosion caused by a torpedo likely tore apart and sank a South Korean warship near the North Korean border, Seoul's defense minister said Sunday, while declining to assign blame for the blast as suspicion increasingly falls on Pyongyang.
GOP pushing for a win in Obama's hometown
HONOLULU - Republicans believe they've seen this movie before: Campaign ads blanketing the airwaves. Money from national political parties flowing in. And polls showing their candidate virtually tied with the competition.
On the offshore rigs, life's good and bad
PORT FOURCHON, La. - Life on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico has come a long way since the black gold was discovered underwater here 60 years ago.
Storm delays cleanup
NEW ORLEANS - Choppy seas, strong winds and rain halted Saturday's cleanup of an oil spill around the massive oil drilling rig that exploded and toppled into the ocean off the Louisiana coast.
80 Afghan schoolgirls fall sick; poison feared
KABUL - Dozens of Afghan schoolgirls have fallen ill in recent days after reporting a strange odor in their classrooms in Northern Afghanistan, prompting an investigation into whether they were targeted by militants who oppose education for girls or are victims of mass hysteria.
Greece confident of landing new loans
WASHINGTON - A key Greek economic official expressed confidence Sunday that his country will be able to secure billions of dollars in emergency loans from European countries and the International Monetary Fund to avoid a crippling debt default.
Congressman: U.S. should fight Arizona law
PHOENIX - An Arizona congressman urged the Obama administration Sunday not to cooperate when illegal immigrants are picked up by local police if a tough new state immigration law survives legal challenges.
Kent creates walking tour of '70 shootings
KENT, Ohio - Kent State University has created a walking tour to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the Ohio National Guard shootings that killed four students and injured nine others.
$18 million award in Scouts abuse case likely first of many
PORTLAND, Ore. - An Oregon jury's decision to award a man $18.5 million in punitive damages in his case against the Boy Scouts of America will likely be the first of many financial hits the Scouts will take as it prepares to defend itself against a series of sex abuse lawsuits.
Al-Qaida group in Iraq confirms deaths
BAGHDAD - An al-Qaida front group in Iraq confirmed the killing of its two top leaders Sunday, but vowed to keep up the fight despite claims by U.S. and Iraqi officials that the deaths could be a devastating blow to the terrorist network.
University bans Ayers because of threats
CASPER, Wyo. - The University of Wyoming said it received threats after 1960s radical William Ayers was invited to speak on campus, and it should be able to bar him for safety reasons.
Body may be that of baby girl who was thrown off bridge
SAYREVILLE, N.J. - A body found near a New Jersey river may be that of a 3-month-old girl who police say was thrown off a highway bridge by her father earlier this year.
President, Graham pray together, talk
MONTREAT, N.C. - President Obama made a pilgrimage Sunday to Billy Graham's mountainside home, concluding his North Carolina vacation with his first meeting with the ailing evangelist who has counseled commanders in chief since Dwight Eisenhower.
Twilight shines through the rain
A small but enthusiastic crowd waited through a day of storms Saturday to watch the 31st annual Twilight Criterium in downtown Athens.
Qualifying begins today for most major races
Georgia politicians will put up or shut up this week, when candidates will qualify officially for hundreds of state and local races.
Old gym's future use celebrated
The Clarke County School District soon will begin to renovate an old high school gym to turn it into a new after-school center for children and teens on the west side of Athens.
UGA eyes new sport for women
The University of Georgia Athletic Association may have to add another women's sport to meet the requirements of Title IX, a federal law ensuring equal athletic opportunity for women.
On buses, rail, sales tax 'weak'
A sales tax for transportation that the state legislature finally passed last week will do little to bring passenger rail to Athens or expand mass transit.
New lead paint regulations costly, but intended to protect consumers, workers
Stewart Huffmaster, owner of Window World of Athens, recently bought a new vacuum cleaner - a $1,000 piece of equipment that filters tiny particles out of the air.
At theater, living memorial to those lost
Members and fans of the Town & Gown theater troupe hadn't planned for rain Saturday.
Group to auction off inherited artifacts
There was a time in the first half of the last century when telephone operators could be relied upon for the latest gossip and access to the best-kept secrets.
Local revels in top-five finish
The Locos Cycling Team hoped to get a rider in the top 10 at Saturday's Twilight Criterium.
Victims stay silent on music extortion
University of Georgia police have closed a months-long investigation into a former employee's alleged scheme to shake down students who used UGA's computer network to illegally download music and other copyrighted material.
Huckaby: A recurring dream I don't mind coming true
I don't know why the conversation turned to dreams, but it did. I think someone asked me if I had eaten breakfast yet because she wanted to describe a dream she had managed to remember. (I seem to forget most of mine.)
Fights over water new in Georgia, not in other states
CARROLLTON - Solutions to Atlanta's impending water shortage, and how they affect the rest of the state, will be a major issue in this year's gubernatorial election, making water a top political concern for the first time.
Recession slows Hard Labor reservoir project
Hard Labor Creek Reservoir was a long-term plan from the outset, but could take a few more years than expected due to the faltering economy and slumping population growth in Oconee and Walton counties.
Outdoor burn ban starts on Saturday
The annual outdoor burning ban implemented by the state Environmental Protection Division starts Saturday in 54 Georgia counties, including Clarke and surrounding counties.
BikeAthens issues updated bike map
BikeAthens has issued the third edition of its free bicycling map of Clarke County, including a topographic background that shows elevations and helps cyclists pick the most efficient routes.
Solar heating class planned at library
The Athens-Clarke County Library will host a seminar on the basics of solar water heating, called "The How-To's of Solar Water Heating: Energy-Saving Techniques," at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday.
Social Security office moves
The Athens office of the Social Security Administration, which had been located downtown in the Robert G. Stephens Federal Building, moved to a new office at 1650 Prince Ave.
Leaf-limb pickup set for Zone 1
Athens-Clarke leaf-and-limb pickups this week are scheduled in Zone 1.
Hot Corner festival set for this weekend
The 10th annual Hot Corner Celebration and Soul Food Feast will be held Friday and Saturday at the corner of West Washington and North Hull streets and in the historic Morton Theatre on the Hot Corner.
Twilight 2010 race results
Results for the men and women races.
Candidates invited to Dem Spring Fling
The Clarke County Democratic Committee will hold its annual Spring Fling from 4 to 6 p.m. next Sunday in Memorial Park, Gran Ellen Drive off South Milledge Avenue.
Tennis league seeks teams, new players
The Clarke Oconee Tennis Association is taking registration for its summer Adult Combo Doubles and Mixed Doubles Leagues.
On the Road
The following traffic restrictions, weather permitting, are expected this week in Athens-Clarke County:
The Week in Review
A look back at the top stories of the week in the Athens Banner-Herald and OnlineAthens.com.
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A whiff of change?
The voters of trendsetting California well may decide this November to legalize marijuana - there's a ballot referendum, and 56 percent of Californians are in favor - and no doubt this would be great news for the munchie industry, the bootleggers of Grateful Dead music, and the millions of stoners who have yearned for an era of reefer gladness.
Editorial: Lawmakers' ethics reform bill falls far short
Apparently, members of the Georgia General Assembly decided last week that they didn't like the fit of the hair shirts and sackcloth they'd put on so eagerly at the beginning of this year's legislative session, as the disgrace of one of their now-former leaders had them wailing and gnashing their teeth about the need for ethics reform in the state legislature.
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► NO 'MAD STEPPERS' AT RIGHTS FEST: There's some sad news for the thousands of you who've been waiting to hear whether The Mad Steppers, one of the exhibition dance groups at this year's "Dancing with the Athens Stars" fundraiser for Project Safe, would be performing at next weekend's 32nd annual Athens Human Rights Festival on College Square in downtown Athens.
NeSmith: Not a thing funny about frats' hazing
Sitting naked on a block of ice, my buttocks were ccccold. But my brain was sending hot signals south: "Hazing is stupid. Why am I doing this?"
Random Thoughts: Great school
Earlier this month, I was charmed to sit in the monthly "Koalaty Kids" Assembly at Clarke County's Whitehead Road Elementary School, which has the koala bear as its mascot. The entire student body, from pre-K through fifth grade, celebrated the joy of learning with a raucous production of "Are You Smarter Than a 2nd Grader?"
Editorial: Transportation funding bill not worth the wait
After three years of wrangling, during which much of the state's business leadership was strongly urging them to do something about the transportation gridlock making metropolitan Atlanta a less and less attractive locale for economic development, state legislators finally were able last week to sign off on a transportation funding bill.
Pitts: Tea partiers looking for the wrong America
The numbers are in.
Johnson: More primary-care doctors needed
Although there still is much discord among many doctors and medical experts concerning the new federal health reform bill that President Barack Obama signed last month, one urgent issue that they agree needs immediate attention is the current shortage of primary-care physicians.
Thompson: 'Notebook dump' is a rite of spring
As editorial page editor of this newspaper in the exciting new online environment that allows a near-instantaneous daily exchange of views with readers, I often have the opportunity to explain the inner workings of the editorial board. With today's column, I get a chance to expand that educational role a bit, and provide an illustration of one of journalism's time-honored traditions - the "notebook dump."
McGinty: Community center should get SPLOST funds
Don't envy the citizens group charged with making recommendations for possible projects for the proposed continuation of Athens-Clarke County's 1 percent special-purpose, local-option sales tax.
Forum: New approach needed on global climate issues
According to NASA data, we have just experienced the hottest 12-month period in more than 100 years, which means that the past 12 months have been the hottest in at least the past 1,000 years. If global temperatures continue to rise at the rate they have risen for the past generation, the world of 2100 will be 4.1 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than the world of the 1970s. New York will get the climate of Washington. Los Angeles will get the climate of Tijuana.
Megathlin: Honor Flights are time to touch history
April 15 found me flying to Washington, D.C., as the advance party for the second-ever Honor Flight originating in Savannah. Honor Flights ferry World War II veterans to Washington to see their new memorial, free of charge. The flights are supported solely by contributions from patriotic American citizens and hometown businesses.
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If it ain't one thing, it's another.
'Tweets' are irrelevant
The ultimate narcissist's dream has come true. The Library of Congress announced it will store each Twitter message since the Web site's start in 2006.
Contestants get dolled up for annual pageant
Rain or shine, Twilight events keep moving along
Glads grateful to be in playoff hunt
About a week and a half ago, Clarke Central coach Kyle Kirk was hoping his team would be on the verge of locking up a playoff spot and possibly playing for home-field advantage.
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With a pair of victories over South Carolina on Sunday afternoon, 10th-ranked Georgia not only extended its winning streak to 15 games, but also gave coach Lu Harris-Champer a milestone win.
Perfect pass helps Harvick end winless drought
TALLADEGA, Ala. - Kevin Harvick executed the pass exactly how his team drew it up in the playbook.
UGA Golf Course head Peterson to play in Stadion Athens Classic
Matt Peterson has seen and done nearly everything on the Nationwide Tour, but this week's Stadion Athens Classic at UGA represents a first for the veteran golfer.
Jones' B-day a bust
NEW YORK - For nearly a year, the Mets had been streaking - straight out of contention. Now, following a 4-8 start, they've evened their record for the first time since the opening week of the season.
Big day for Bohn
AVONDALE, La. - Jason Bohn won the Zurich Classic for second PGA Tour title, birdieing three of the final four holes Sunday at TPC Louisiana for a 5-under 67 and a two-stroke victory over Jeff Overton.
Hawks no road warriors
MILWAUKEE - Going into the Milwaukee Bucks' first-round series against the Atlanta Hawks, much was made of the playoff inexperience of some younger Milwaukee players and how it could turn out to be a shortcoming.
Bittersweet day for new Falcon
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - It should have been one of the happiest days in Kerry Meier's life, a lifelong dream come true.
Birds achieve goal of balance
FLOWERY BRANCH - Thomas Dimitroff said the Atlanta Falcons draft went by the script, even if the team didn't add pass-rushing help at defensive end.
Watson, Couples standing out on two separate tours
SAVANNAH - Everyone wants to know Tom Watson's secret to playing superior golf at 60.
Bohn keeps lead at Zurich Classic
AVONDALE, La. - Jason Bohn had a three-stroke lead Saturday when third-round play in the weather-plagued Zurich Classic was suspended because of darkness.
Milwaukee storms back
MILWAUKEE - John Salmons scored 22 points on 9 of 11 shooting and the Milwaukee Bucks never let up after a hot start in a 107-89 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.
Roy's return powers Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. - Brandon Roy made a surprising return from knee surgery and scored 10 points, including a key 3-pointer in the fourth quarter, and the Portland Trail Blazers evened their playoff series with the Phoenix Suns at two games apiece with a 96-87 victory on Saturday.
LeBron puts on show for Cavs
CHICAGO - LeBron James insisted there was nothing unusual about the shot, that he's perfectly comfortable taking it.
Buckeyes' production slows
NEW YORK - When it comes to football factories, few schools pump out NFL players like Ohio State.
Trades dominate final day
NEW YORK - Time to draft and time to trade ... and trade ... and trade.
Blake preserves late-inning lead
WASHINGTON - It was the 13th inning of a game approaching 41/2 hours in length, and Ivan Rodriguez was heading home, representing the tying run.
Johnson & Gordon wrestle for top spot
TALLADEGA, Ala. - When Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Gordon ran into each other during last Monday's race at the Texas Motor Speedway, it wasn't the first time the teammates tangled.
Edwards hopes for better finish
TALLADEGA, Ala. - Carl Edwards still struggles with how last year's Aaron's 499 ended. He won't sign pictures of his car crashing upside-down into the fence along the main grandstands; he doesn't watch replays of the crash.
MLB Catchup
► REDS 5, PADRES 4: At Cincinnati, Ramon Hernandez hit a tiebreaking RBI single in the eighth inning and Cincinnati rallied to win.
2010 complete draft selections
The entire list of selections in the 2010 NFL draft.
Verdasco beats Soderling in Barcelona final
BARCELONA, Spain - Spain's Fernando Verdasco beat Robin Soderling of Sweden 6-3, 4-6, 6-3 Sunday to win the Barcelona Open final for his second title this season.
Tickets remain for Athens HOF banquet
For the first 10 years of its existence, the Athens Athletic Hall of Fame's induction banquet was held at the Classic Center in downtown Athens. For its 11th annual gathering, the Athens-based Champions Foundation will be in a new location.
Derby favorite Eskendereya out with swollen leg
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Likely favorite Eskendereya is out of the Kentucky Derby.
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Florida wins SEC women's tennis title
Top-seeded Florida defended its Southeastern Conference regular-season title by beating Tennessee 4-1 on Sunday at the Dan Magill Tennis Complex.
Freeman records personal best in hammer throw at Drake Relays
DES MOINES, Iowa - Georgia's John Freeman hit a personal-best mark in the hammer throw to win the event and lead the Bulldogs at the Drake Relays on Saturday.
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This article is part of a weeklong America 360 series on Chattanooga.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The suits in blue dry-cleaning bags sat in heaps on the conference room table — there for the taking, provided the young men could unearth ones that fit.
Justin Smith's blazer fit well in the shoulders but fell 2 inches too short in the sleeves — not that it mattered too much to him. He wasn't sure he would need to wear a jacket to any job or even to interview as a truck driver. Driving a big rig, forklift, or bus had become the 37-year-old's most recent career plan; it was an idea born in a free job-training program in downtown Chattanooga that also offers donated dress suits to its enrollees.
Already, Smith had run through the gamut of local employment options for someone without a college degree. In the late 1990s, he worked as a supervisor in at a yarn-dying factory, until it shipped those jobs to China. Then he worked at a DuPont plant, where he manufactured nylon for bulletproof vests and earned as much as $22 per hour. For three years, he tried to make it as a small-business owner by opening a retail store to sell midcentury modern furniture, a passion of his.
When the recession forced Chattanoogans to pull back on spending and his business stumbled, Smith found work at the newly opened Volkswagen plant. He delivered parts on the factory floor for $13.50 an hour for a year, until he got laid off in May with hundreds of other Volkswagen employees, he says.
Now, Smith would be thrilled to earn $15 to $16 an hour, or the equivalent of $33,000 annually. That's a huge comedown from the $65,000 he made one year in manufacturing.
For him, Chattanooga isn't primarily a tech hub or a city whose economy is on the upswing. Smith just sees a dead-end. "If someone paid my moving expenses, I would move now," he says. His friend at the job-training workshop, 20-year-old Dylan Wade, interrupts. "I don't want to be a truck driver, but it pays a lot. It's not what I want. It's what my wallet wants," Wade says. He'd prefer to work as a landscaper or gardener but doesn't see opportunities in that field.
Chattanooga government officials, economic-development gurus, and well-educated locals are keen on the idea that the Chattanooga economy is at a turning point thanks to its revitalized downtown; its super-speed Internet, one of the fastest in the country; and the city's ability to lure new companies to the area, including Volkswagen, Amazon, and a handful of call centers such as HomeServe USA or Convergys.
But this narrative does not ring true to those living on the city's lower economic rungs. For them, the past decade has been marked by struggle and a decline in wages, with fewer steady, stable job prospects, and the ongoing loss of manufacturing jobs. The unemployment rate in Chattanooga remains at 8.5 percent, compared with the national rate of 7.4 percent. About 23 percent of Chattanooga residents live below the poverty line, according to the most recent census figures; statewide, the average is 17 percent.
Anecdotally, food-bank workers say they're seeing more and more families depending on the food pantries. These are working people, not destitute enough to qualify for federally funded food stamps but who nonetheless remain hungry. "Before the recession, we used to see primarily disabled people who couldn't work, or the unemployed," says Holly Ashley, a spokesperson for the Chattanooga Area Food Bank. "Now, we're seeing more people who are underemployed."
When those without college degrees do find work, they say there's little job security, even at the new Volkswagen or Amazon plants, arguably two of the brightest stars of the Chattanooga economy. Smith got laid off after one year at Volkswagen. His friend, James Massey, 21, worked a seasonal job at Amazon with no hope of it leading to a full-time position. Residents say that's the way both plants hire most of their workers: through temporary agencies where people can be hired and fired based on the companies' supply and demand.
"When business goes down, they lay off people. In peak seasons, they'll hire 500 to 600 people and then lay most of them off later," says Duane Parks, a 29-year-old Chattanooga native. "I want to have some stability in my career."
This divergent Chattanooga economy — with its separate tracks for high-skilled versus low-skilled workers — is indicative of the nationwide trend of a disappearing middle class. From 1999 until 2011, the real median household income in the United States dropped by 8.9 percent, according to the Census Bureau. Data like this support Smith, Wade, and Massey's view of the Chattanooga economy as lackluster, at least for them. Still, they're trying to improve their lives by gaining new skills or applying for a wider array of jobs.
Meanwhile, highly educated workers see the Chattanooga economy as on the cusp of something big, a small-sized city full of opportunity for those who are eager and ambitious. "We want six-figure jobs to come to Chattanooga," says 30-year-old Jack Studer, an entrepreneur who returned here after working at an investment bank and software company. "Frankly, those 2,000 or so jobs at Volkswagen pay barely above the poverty line. That's part of the old Chattanooga economy — where things were 10 years ago."
But, Chattanooga's "old" economy worked much better for those with less education. It gave workers like Smith jobs that paid over $20 an hour. The new mayor, Andy Berke, says he wants to improve the educational system to give less-skilled workers more opportunities. Yet there is no grand city plan to accomplish that. Many of the city's elite and economic-development officials suggest that a knowledge-based economy will create wealth, which will trickle down to a greater swath of residents. So far, that has failed to happen, even with a spurt of development that began in the early 1990s.
This economic divide remains one of Chattanooga's biggest challenges, according a 2008 case study by the Brookings Institution. Much of the growth of downtown and the ensuing development has not linked to or helped Chattanooga's poorest neighborhoods, the report says.
"Chattanooga as a technology hub? That is b.s.," says Massey at the job-training workshop. "There are not many tech jobs here." For less-educated, lower-skilled workers, it just seems that the city has fewer jobs overall to offer them. "Chattanooga historically has been very focused on manufacturing," says David Penn, an associate professor of economics at Middle Tennessee State University. "It has made some gains in manufacturing with the Volkswagen plant, but it's still down in manufacturing jobs and still down in the total number of jobs."
Penn commends the city for trying to diversify its economy by encouraging growth in tech companies and manufacturing, alongside more traditional companies such as Chattanooga Bakery or the insurance company Unum. But many of Chattanooga's residents are still waiting for that diversification to translate into the good life for them.
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I'm really struggling to understand how you could screw-up this badly. Am I correct in assuming you opened it while driving & didn't know they got rid of the foil seal?
Easily - opening it while driving, trying to keep one hand on the steering wheel. If you "knew" their was a foil seal you don't have to keep the bottle level from spilling.
So, he probably opened the bottle quickly while it was tilted to one side. No foil seal = a sploogie mess!
Mmmmmm. Soylent flavored car seats.
That's what I said, but longer.
Alas, in keeping with our collective destiny of unappeasability in re: packaging, I must note that I'm not thrilled by the latest bottles. I'm glad to have the foil seals gone, and the perforations under the lid have been nice and easy to break with the thumb method. But I notice it now takes much more torque to unscrew the lid. Because the plastic wrapping fits somewhat loosely over the lid -- maybe looser than before? -- I now find it impossible to grip the lid sufficiently tightly to twist it off unless I remove the plastic wrap from the lid entirely, as opposed to simply breaking the perforations underneath it.
It's not a big deal at all, but I did like it better when I could simply break the perforations and twist off the lid without having to remove any wrapping. That took fewer steps, and did not produce any loose material that must be immediately disposed of (apart from the foil seal). Not yet sure whether I find this better or worse than the foil seal. Probably overall still an improvement. Just not ideal.
Unfortunately, maybe it's just not feasible to have packaging that (1) can be unsealed quickly and easily with a minimum of steps, (2) does not shed any packaging material in the unsealing process that must be immediately disposed of or else carried around, and (3) reliably prevents the growth of mold. Again, this isn't a big deal as far as I'm concerned; just a little nitpick.
And it's even worse when the bottles are cold, since the plastic spins on the cap. The less manly in the household can't open them anymore.
Yeah, same here. Glad to have the fail seal gone but it's really hard to do the one-twist top removal system. Instead of twist, then pull of the foil, regrab, twist again.
First world problem for sure but it'd be nice if the foil had more friction against the cap!
Perfect typo. So fitting. No pun intended.
Eh, meby you guys should do some bar work, i.e. pull-ups, deadlifts, etc. Doesn't take much of a grip to do the one-twist top removal.
I for one love the new bottles.


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Recent Movie Reviews
Animating Boxes at 3am
Rated 4 / 5 stars
I love weeds
its such a good show
A Madness Flick I Did.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Why not just buy it for mac?
Thanks. And because I don't have £368.50, unfortunately.
The Only Thing I Know
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
True But...
As true as this movie is i think another point that it should have probably mentioned was that yes we are wasting time by playing these video games and online games but a reason that makes people keep going back to video games is the fact that they make you happy.
Now that shouldn't mean that you shouldn't try to experience other things. For all you know you might actually be into something else aside from games. Its good to try other things I would encourage it but if you do not like them then whose to say you shouldn't.
Basically all im saying is yea i did waste my time playing games like this before and a lot of money on them but god did i have fun doing it and i have no regrets.
So yea it is good to take a break from time to time maybe instead of staying inside on a snowy day going outside to go sledding but if you really feel that it wont be fun then dont.
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This is Halloween Chiptune
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Sounds like it came straight out of the Gameboy color game! (I am not sure if there actually was one)
Not sure either. Used a few GBC sounds though. Love Nintendo chips. Thanks for the review!
Tonindo - Let's Brawl
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Sounds like something out of Excite truck
metroid orchestra
Rated 0 / 5 stars
Yea not your
I do love this song but this is from the Orchestral Game Concert and yea calling it your own is pretty disrespectful and such if you search it on youtube you can find it


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The first ever 'Twitter wedding' has been held in the Dutch town of Zeist, near Utrecht.
Earlier this year René Hoksbergen tweeted his proposal to Jannetta Dorsman on Twitter. The microblogging website went on to organise and sponsor the couple's 'twedding', which was held today at Zeist's historic 't Kerckebosch Castle, now a hotel.
Apart from the dozens of real life guests, hundreds of virtual guests also followed the ceremony. Anyone active on Twitter was welcome either to attend the wedding in person or watch live on the internet.


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Lebanese Standoff
Whether one blames HassAoun or Hariri, The Lebanese sectarian system has broken down; as each side develops their own media and identity, they will soon evolve separate economies. As each leader has now retreated to their own community, a pattern emerges; a communitarian alliance, grouped around "March 14th", is facing off a challenge led by Hezb and the PSNS, with Aoun, Franjieh, and others reduced to mere fig leafs.
Nasrallah's not a revolution; Kamal Joumblat, who knew a thing or two about it, famously stated that a "revolution is about contributing something beautiful". Shater Hassan's whole mess can only go south, literally, Shater Hassan is not merely looking "outside" to balance the fast mounting hostility "inside"; he desperately needs a war to reinvigorate his long lost legitimacy. Following up on his instructions to revive the "resistance", his minions are already probing, striving to find the best way to reignite
I fear more in March; it may all start with some new kidnappings, or a humble stone.
Whether we like or dislike the Syrian regime, we have to realize that they are forced to stick to their simple bottom line; Assad has little choice but to sticks to his uncompromising stance and "does not want to hear of the Hariri tribunal". Unless you intend to talk about talking about it.
To outsiders, this obstinacy in sticking to such a maximalist position may seem baffling, but to anyone with a sense of history, this is the only logical option left to Bachar. By succeeding his father, Bachar inherited the legacy of
Far from being "embittered by its isolation", the regime's intransigence is only "in character"; it is a product of the same bloody-mindedness that allowed the Alawites to rise to prominence in
No Alawite would ever pull out of
In any case, Today's world has moved on, and so did Western interests. In this optic, the same doggedness that allowed them to reach
Before you debate whether the United Stats should engage Syria or attack it, note the following fact; the operative words above are "Syrian Leader" and "Syrian Regime". The entire logic changes when you recall that, Assad is a "Alawite Leader", and his regime a "Alawite Regime". This is your classical Syria we're fighting against...
Unfreezing the Middle Eeast
Oh, what a little word can do…
Indeed, the regime's fight ceased to be about
Far fetched? Conspirational? Not really, only crassly sectarian. It is the same logic that would see a Hassan Nasrallah provoke Lebanon's destruction and ruin, only to rejoice at the rush of "pure pious money". This is beyond the "Arab el-3ezz" myth, we're in a world of tribes... Or in the case of Shater Hassan, the myth of the Mahdi's return, for whom so many Bassidji are gearing up to fight.
The analogy with the period that preceded Europe's 16th Century religious wars and its "querelles d'Allemands" is striking; similarly to the Catholic Europe of the time, the Arab and Muslim world is similarly in a profound crisis, with long repressed problems boiling just under the surface. Just like his Tikriti doppelgänger, the Alawite regime has so undermined Syria that removing it will precipitate the region into chaos, a
The forces are already lining up in
By refusing reform and by continuing to play this as a zero-sum game, they are forcing others to follow suit. The "current officeholders" in Lebanon may have already more than caught up with them; in some ways there may be some truth to Hezb's complaint that other militias are arming. But those are "legal" outfits that need not "shoot first"; they only need to wait for "March 8th" to move first, on a terrain already demarcated to "March 14th" advantage.
From a narrow Alawite perspective, this is not such a stupid move; far better than Iraqi Tikrit, Jabal Al-Nusairiyeh's hold is secure over the cities that matter; Lattaquieh, Tartous, and Banias. As Lebanon bears the brunt of the fighting, and as
Munich, anyone?
Follow-Up (
OK, the "
However, I think that it still applies in this case. In the context of the time,
In the context of
In a sense, he got the message from the successful Feb. 14th demo. As part of such a "dialogue", the 3 Tenors left him relatively off the hoook in their speeches, but I still fear that "March 14th" may be unwilling to offer him an acceptable compromise. Doing this would be overreaching (again), thus storing more trouble for the future.
However, you cannot dialogue with Bachar, neither can you talk to Nasrallah/Iran.
Bachar does not care about
There may also be a character flaw; the Saudis are now convinced that the father was more "reasonable", and that the boy acts like a spoiled brat who "wants it all". Joumblat is no fool; you only cut "moawiya's hair" with dead men.
You cannot dialogue with Nasrallah; his Holiness (CBUH) is far gone in his Millenarian quest for the Mahdi. At the very least, he owes too much to
At best, you can force Hezb to play by the rules, but you cannot convince them to do so of their own free will; they answer to a higher authority, above you or I, above any logic they have left, and above their conscience. An additional parameter is; how can Hezb guarantee its physical survival without its "holy weapons"? Can it trust the infidels, the
This is why I can only see a bad ending; when a situation becomes so entangled, only the sword can cut through such a Gordian knot.


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Natalie's Famous Lasagna
First curry? And now red wine? Come On
I really thought about titling this: The Day I Hated Mickey Mouse. However, it was not his fault any of the following happened. He just had millions of people in his parks on Saturday.
On Friday, Mikey and I flew to Orlando, Florida to meet our friends (Robert, Scott, and Tommy) from Pensacola. This is our second year to take this trip. The mission of the trip is to go to Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights.
We arrived in town around 6:00 and at the condo around 7:30. We headed out to dinner. It was at dinner that I made my mistake. I had a (I will stress ONE) glass of red wine. We had a great dinner and headed back to the condo. We hung out for a while and by midnight I was in the bed. Around 3:00 in the morning I woke up. And I had a migraine.
My first migraine, I can remember, I was a sophomore in high school. My parents were concerned so they took me to a neurologist. It was at this appointment I had my first diagnosis of a migraine. And further more, I would more than likely have them the rest of my life. Most of my symptoms have remained consistent: first, it is hard for me to focus and register what I am seeing (it is as if I am not even present in my own life), then I get severe tunnel vision, third the feelings in my fingers go numb. Finally, the pain. The actual migraine can last for 24 hours or longer. I have had some migraines last for weeks. They turn me into another person; someone I really do not like. If I could walk away from this persona I would. Not sure why my friends do not just walk away.
Mostly my migraines have been a result of stress or bad sleeping habits. A few years ago, I discovered I had a food allergy to curry. Once I eat a dish with curry, within twenty minutes (there will be no symptoms) I will have a severe migraine. The migraine itself will last for about 4-5 days. It feels as if the intensity of the migraine stays with me until the curry has fully left my body.
There are times I would love to have curry. Mikey reminds me to stay away. So he eats his curry chicken and I enjoy the smell.
Over the last three weeks I have awakened with the feeling that all the blood in my head is pooling on the right side of my brain. This pooling affect creates pressure on my brain and thus a migraine is triggered. The cause has been unknown. It is hard to know when the migraine hits at night. There is no warning. I wake up and I have it.
I thought one night was caused by a specific wine which had red chili in it. (Side note: I have a new love for red and green chili, thank you New Mexico). Simple solution, no more wine with red chili. However, after Friday nights glass of wine and the sequential events, I believe I must add red wine to my list of things not to ingest. What, no more red wine? I am not sure if it is just limited to red but I am not a fan of white so it may be a while until I know for sure.
I hate when a migraine hits. As I stated earlier, I become a different person. Because of this, I know I am not the only one who suffers. I am very hard (harder than usual) to be around. I become a wicked, mean person. No matter how much I try to stay with life, I just can not do it. When I have a migraine, my head hurts so bad. It feels like pressure is being applied to one or multiple parts of my brain. As time passes it feels as if every nerve in my body is on the surface of my skin. To be touched is intensified. It creates a unique pain for me. As further time goes by, I become very nervous. With any abrupt sounds or movement comes the sensation that more blood is rushing to my brain. Thus more pressure. And there is no stopping this train once it leave the station. All I can do is behave and feed the monster.
By feeding the monster I mean this. It is best if I can seclude myself from the rest of the world. I must enter my cave. I need to shut myself from noise, actions, and change in light. I need to lay down. The best thing, really the only thing I can do, is sleep. Picture this if you will, me alone in a dark room, curled up in bed, my eyes shut and my brain closed off from society. During the time of a migraine, this is heaven to me. To simply sleep until the migraine breaks and the residual/hangover stage begins.
I sincerely apologize to my friends for yesterday. If I could have changed it I would have. I wanted to have such a good time with friends and spend time in Disney World. Instead, you all got a person who was not fun to be around.
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Day 1 - Nairobi
Arrival and pick up by the comapany representative ,You will have a tour pre-departure meeting at the Airport thereafter you continue to your hotel for overnight.Overnight at Hennesis Hotel (Breakfast)
Day 2 - Lake Nakuru
7.30am - After early breakfast depart for a morning game drive in the reserve, en-route to the gate. Drive a western direction. As you ascend the eastern wall of the rift Valley, lush coffee and tea plantations reveal themselves and your driver-guides will give you a brief talk about coffee farming in Kenya. 11.30pm - You will be driven to lake nakuru for your lunch. 14:00pm - You will leave the campsite in nakuru for the game drive in the park, in search for the big five animals i.e lion, rhino, leopard and cheetah and more other animals. Lake Nakuru is famous for its millions of flamigoes and migrant birds from over the world, in Nakuru we have upto 425 different bird species. You will leave back to the Hotel before dark for your dinner and overnight. 7.30pm - Dinner in the hotel. Overnight at: Lake Nakuru Guest House (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
Day 3 Lake Nakuru – Bungoma
You will wake up in the morning after your breakfast you will be drive to lake Bogoria for the hot spring which where form due to volcanic activities.overnight at Bungoma Drip Hotel (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
Day 4 Bungoma-Kampala
After breakfast, we will transfer to the Malaba border ,then drive we will transfer to the capital city of Kampala, and spend some time strolling around the craft markets and getting to know the locals.Overnight at Holiday Express Hotel (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
Day 5 & 6: Kampala - Kabale/Lake Bunyonyi
After morning breakfast you will drive down to Kabale Uganda's highest town (2000 m), with beautiful, lush scenery along the way. We will camp at Lake Bunyonyi, Africa's deepest crater lake (900 m). Bunyonyi means "place of little birds", so you can expect to view interesting and unique birdlife. This is an excellent resting point before the gorilla trek. In the evening, we will have the option of canoeing on the lake. NOTE: you will be free to visit orphanage children in the area village (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) at Lake Bunyonyi Overland Resort.
Day 7: Gorilla Trek
Enjoy a beautiful drive over the mountains, as we transfer to our base in Kisoro, on the southwestern tip of Uganda. Enjoy a relaxing evening as we prepare for the trek ahead. Today we embark on the experience of a lifetime. Trek through the early morning mist in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, home to roughly half of the world's remaining 700 mountain gorillas. The trekking can be demanding and the day long - a water bottle and good walking shoes or boots are highly recommended. Experienced local guides will lead us through the thick mountain jungle. Once we locate the gorillas, we will stay and observe them for about an hour - this time is strictly governed by the Uganda Wildlife Authority. Photography is permitted (although not the use of flash, and there are restrictions the use of video cameras), but with or without a camera, this is one of the most breathtaking and emotional experiences Africa can offer, and certainly one that will remain with you long after your journey. Overnight at Traveler's Rest Camp(Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
Day 8- Kabale/Lake Bunyoni To Kampala
Today we transfer back to Kampala, arriving just in time to enjoy some of the nightlife this city has to offer.
Overnight at Holiday Express Hotel
Day 9 - Kampala - Lake Naivasha
On the morning of Day 9 we continue back to Lake Naivasha - green crater lake. Thereafter you will be driven to the great rift valley whereby you will be given time to stop for the good photo taking of the great rift valley view point. You will arrive in lake Naivasha fisherman's campsite. you will settle down waiting for your lunch, thereafter you will be driven to the green crater lake which was formed due to volcanic activities. The colour is naturally green due to volcanic chemicals such as sodium and sulphur. Otherwise we have also a lot of flamigoes to see when getting the breeze watching the bird and flamigoes moving along the lake side. Afterwards you will be taken to the park accompanied by the guide to walk between the wild animals like giraffe, zebra, impalas, eland -the biggest antelope- and many other animals. This is the only park you will get time to walk as close as 5-4 metres between the wild animals, Otherwise we don't have big cat and the park is secured by the range. Overnight at Carnelley's Camp (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner).
Day 10 - Depart to Nairobi
Transfer back to Nairobi for your flight home. Tour ends in the afternoon.
Listed below are hotels/lodges/resorts that the safari tour operator can accomodate for you.