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At WORLD, we try to be biblically directed citizens of both God's Israel and man's America
If someone told you that WORLD is written, edited, illustrated, laid out, and transmitted to our printer by only nine full-time people plus part-timers who make up the equivalent of four more, would you think he's playing an April Fool's joke on you?
Maybe not, but when I see the staff listings of Time or Newsweek with their casts of thousands, I'm driven to the last but not least of the Ten Commandments, as well as to passages in Psalms that instruct us not to covet our neighbor's editorial army.
The good news is that WORLD's editorial core has been solidly together for many years now. The bad news for us (but good news for God's kingdom) is that Bob Jones, who's been writing thoughtful and elegant news stories and features on these pages for the past decade, is leaving regular work on the magazine to pursue book-writing.
That's a desire I well understand, and Bob's writing-which you'll still see in occasional features-is so good that I plan to break a rule we've had for the past decade: that we don't within these pages promote books written by present or past WORLD staff members. You'll learn about Bob's books here.
(We've had that rule because our goal is to publicize God's truth, not ourselves. For the same reason we don't run photos of our writers next to bylines.)
You'll also learn about new reporters, because last July my living room in Austin was the scene for daily writing classes for WORLD interns, and two of them, Mark Bergin and Jamie Dean, are now partly filling Bob's shoes. Another, Kristin Chapman, is a part-time copy editor, and more are likely to emerge from a new group this July.
We've also added a weekly spotlight piece from Hugh Hewitt, who is host of a national radio show and probably the leading Christian blogger in the world; he also teaches at Chapman University Law School.
Young and old, we share a theology and a philosophy. We are citizens of both God's Israel and man's America. Our goal is to stand for Christ in this modern Babylon. Our particular models are Daniel, Esther, Paul, and others who boldly and courageously stood for eternal truth within societies fixated on the here-and-now. They understood the cultures surrounding them and knew when to battle within the rules and when it was essential to push back the boundaries.
Our goal at WORLD is to be biblically directed, as our heroes were. Journalistic humility for us means trying to give God's perspective as best we-in our sinful and fallen way-can discern it from the Bible. We report bad news but also want our readers to enjoy the world God has made, full as it is of nooks and crannies and weirdness. We like marriage, and we rejoice with David Freeland and Tim Lamer, both married within the past year; they were the last singles in our current core.
Journalistically (as I wrote five years ago, and am noting now for the benefit of our many new readers), we try to be salt, not sugar. We try to avoid sticky-sweet, happy-talk stories. We stand for dry humor and wet handkerchiefs. We want our readers to weep over injustice and everyday cussedness. We want to be tough-minded but warmhearted. We push for factual accuracy and print corrections when we fail.
We try to serve our readers. We don't let advertisers influence news content. We don't print glorified press releases. We try to avoid sourcery, where unnamed sources spin the news their way. (If we use an unnamed source, we explain why we're doing that.) Our advertising pages are like a bulletin board, and we don't necessarily commend what's there. On our news pages, though, we print only stories we believe to be true.
We look for provocative and evocative news stories that are the result of pavement-pounding rather than thumb-sucking. We push for headlines that snap, crackle, and pop! But we know that a magazine is not merely words, so we also search for photos that startle or sparkle, not merely half-hearted ones that take the place of 500 words. We often fall short but we always try.
As we work our fingers to the bone we don't think the only result is bony fingers. That's because we trust God and also relish readers who tell us about family feuds over who gets to read a new issue first. Our thanks to Him and to all of you.

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RALEIGH -- North Carolina's money-losing tax credit for film production would hit taxpayers' wallets even harder if it's expanded this year. That's the conclusion of a new John Locke Foundation Spotlight report.
Click here to view and here to listen to Joseph Coletti discussing this Spotlight report.
"Some legislators think North Carolina's loss of a Miley Cyrus movie to Georgia is a good excuse to expand this state's tax credit for movie production, but they're wrong," said report co-author Joseph Coletti, JLF Fiscal Policy Analyst. "State government already loses $11.2 million on its existing film tax credit. The proposed expansion would increase the cost to $74.5 million."
Studies that paint film tax credits in a favorable light still show North Carolina's credit draining taxpayer dollars, Coletti said. "With unrealistic assumptions and questionable methodology that overestimate the benefits of film tax credits, a study from auditors Ernst & Young showed that state government already loses $0.02 on each dollar in film subsidies," he said. "The state would lose $0.33 on each dollar with a larger credit."
"As legislators are looking at raising taxes, they are considering an unnecessary film credit expansion that would increase the drain on the state budget from $11 million to $20 million in the first budget year alone," Coletti added. "That's the estimate from the General Assembly's own fiscal research staff, which pegs the loss at $74.5 million per year by 2013."
Beyond the numbers, the film tax credit raises a question of fairness, Coletti said. "These tax credits take money from taxpayers across the state for the benefit of a select industry with a very localized impact," he said. "There's no noticeable impact on the state economy or state revenue."
Since 2006, North Carolina has offered a 15 percent business income tax credit to companies that spend at least $250,000 on a film production for in-state goods, services, or compensation. The maximum credit is $7.5 million. That tax credit replaced a film grant program started in 2000.
Lawmakers are considering proposals now to increase the credit to 25 percent of qualifying expenses, Coletti said. "Supporters claim the movie credit creates new jobs and economic activity, but a close look at the numbers doesn't back up those claims," he said. "There is no evidence that North Carolina's film industry experienced a significant increase as a result of the tax credit."
Coletti and JLF policy research intern Jacob Burgdorf examined the evidence. "We found that in 2005, before the existing tax credit took effect, North Carolina was home to 64 movie and television show productions," Coletti said. "That was the fifth-highest total in the nation, but those projects generated just $300 million in economic activity, less than one-tenth of 1 percent of state Gross Domestic Product."
The 2006 income tax credit has not increased those numbers substantially, Coletti said. "When looking at motion pictures and sound recording combined, the industry's contribution to state GDP is one of the lowest among neighboring states, and it has remained relatively flat between 1997 and 2007 despite expanding incentives."
Those who want to expand the tax credit rely too heavily on the Ernst & Young study, Coletti said. "Ernst & Young studies of state film tax credits have consistently estimated much more positive fiscal effects than other private and government studies," he said. "In the case of the North Carolina study, Ernst & Young assumed any movies shot in this state since 2005 resulted directly from the state film credit, though North Carolina had a film industry long before that credit started."
Other problems plague the Ernst & Young study, Coletti said. "The authors did not make clear how many new jobs associated with the film tax credit would be permanent and how many would be short-term," he said. "In addition, the authors offer no justification for assuming that half of the wages would be spent in North Carolina, especially after recognizing that almost 40 percent of those wages would go to out-of-state residents. Plus the study offers a weak, unsubstantiated case that film production generates additional tourism dollars."
Even with the inflated Ernst & Young numbers, recent studies of film tax credits across the United States show tax collections of just $0.37 for every dollar of tax credits, Coletti said. "In other words, the average state loses 63 cents -- 63 percent -- of what it provides in tax credits," he said. "Factor out the questionable Ernst & Young numbers, and states lose about 83 percent of the tax credits they offer."
North Carolina risks losing a "race to the bottom" as other states expand film incentives, Coletti said. "At least 40 states offer some form of film incentive now, with 28 of those states offering larger credits than North Carolina," he said. "There's no evidence that North Carolina would gain by chasing those other states."
The bottom line is clear, Coletti said. "Estimates of the fiscal and economic impacts of film production overstate the positives and likely impact, but they still show that an expanded program in North Carolina would lose more money for taxpayers," he said. "Expanding the tax credit would cost more with little, if any, net economic benefit."
Joseph Coletti and Jacob Burgdorf's Spotlight report, "Not the Best of Both Worlds: Tax credit will not save movies but will lose money," is available at the JLF Web site. For more information, please contact Coletti at (919) 828-3876 or [email protected]. To arrange an interview, contact Mitch Kokai at (919) 306-8736 or [email protected].


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Time and again George Mikan gathered the ball in, turned, jerked an elbow to gain some space, and lofted a hook shot. The move had all the grace of Minnie Pearl bounding onto the stage at the Grand Ole Opry—"How-w-w-DEE-E-E-E!"—and the result, inexplicably, was the same.
Mikan killed with it.
On this frigid Saturday night in Chicago Stadium, Mikan needed that move more than ever. The big center had been forced to leave the game early in the first half after an unseen fist had opened a gash under his left eye. He wasn't the only member of his DePaul University team to take a hit. The game was unusually rough, for DePaul's opponent, Western Kentucky University, carried an 18-game winning streak into the contest and was determined to keep it going. In a "bruising" second half, the Chicago Tribune wrote, "players on both teams frequently were sprawled all over the place."
Mikan, returning from the training room with a bandage plastered across his cheek, took charge in the second half. All told, he banged 15 points through the hole and blocked a key shot late in the final period. When the final buzzer sang out, DePaul had scored a 44-40 upset, and dozens of fans raced toward the court to mob the winners.
We know what you're thinking. This is a memorable moment from the 1945 college basketball season, when Mikan led DePaul to what remains the Chicago school's only national championship. Even today, DePaul fans like to hark back to that long-ago triumph—and why not? The university's basketball team endured another disastrous season in 2013, going 2-15 in Big East play.
Except the drama described above isn't from that famous golden year. DePaul's b-ball lore might start with its great N.I.T.-winning team, but in fact the Northside school first made a splash on the national sports scene two years earlier. Seventy years ago this month, the cagers from the then-little—and little-known—school under the El tracks made a wholly unexpected run to the Final Four of the 1943 NCAA tournament, then the junior season-ending event in college basketball.
For much of the season, DePaul's team had been seen as a novelty at best. After all, basketball experts still widely believed that exceptionally tall men were too clumsy to be effective players. And make no mistake: the six-foot-nine-inch Mikan, with his gawky gait and thick, horn-rimmed glasses, was clumsy. He lumbered down the floor with his arms flapping like a prehistoric bird. Opposing players peeled out of the way as if practicing for the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona.
Then the Joliet tavern owner's son started doing the impossible: scoring with ease, blocking shots almost at will.
In the years ahead Mikan would become known as "Mr. Basketball" and earn a spot in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, but nothing about the game came naturally to him. Before the season, DePaul's 28-year-old coach, Ray Meyer, saw him as "raw material with little talent." He nevertheless believed he could make something out of that lump of clay. He worked with Mikan for hours every day. He made him jump rope and run laps. He convinced a coed to dance with Big George to help him improve his footwork. The first time the music started up, the girl jumped about as if on hot coals, fearful Mikan would crush her feet.
Meyer's coaching style was, as he put it himself, to "rant and rave and shout and yell at 'em and scream at 'em," but he realized he needed to take a different tack with the shy, self-conscious Mikan. Out on the practice court, Meyer, a former Notre Dame star, talked through everything they were going to do and why. He tucked a towel under Mikan's non-shooting arm to help him maintain proper form for the hook shot. He invented "the Mikan Drill," an endless series of layups using first one hand and then the other, a routine still used today to develop centers.
"I was a slave driver, and he was a willing slave," Meyer would later say.
Soon, little, blue-collar DePaul University started winning basketball games. And it wasn't all Mikan all the time. Meyer knew how to spot talent. He had loaded up his team with scrappy, undervalued players, some of whom were seventeen-year-olds waiting to become eligible to join the army. Six-foot guard/forward Dick Triptow would become an All-American, just like Mikan. Jimmy Cominsky kept DePaul in that Western Kentucky game while Mikan was being patched up in the locker room. Forward Melvin Frailey knocked down eight straight points late in the team's New Year's Eve game to beat a tough Marquette squad in Milwaukee.
During the second half of the season, with Mikan still developing his skills, the Blue Demons only got better. They destroyed the University of Chicago 67-20. They thumped Bradley Tech 61-42. They breezed past Wesleyan by 17 points, with reserves playing most of the second half. DePaul finished its season with an 18-4 record, with two of their losses coming not to fellow college kids but to the U.S. Army's Camp Grant team.
DePaul, being a small school with limited resources (Meyer swept the gym himself every day), played almost all of its games close to home. But that was about to change. In March, the NCAA rewarded DePaul with an invitation to be the "representative from District No. 4" for the association's national postseason tournament at Madison Square Garden. It was rare for a small independent school to gain entry to the tournament, as Meyer noted in his acceptance.
"I know I speak for the team when I say that we consider it an honor to be the first team outside the [Big Ten] conference selected to represent this section in the tournament," he said in a statement to the press. "I believe, too, the tournament will prove a contribution to civilian morale in war time, and am happy DePaul can take part in it."
The Blue Demons would go to New York City short-handed: guard Cliff Lind reported for induction into the army—at Camp Grant—the day after DePaul received the NCAA tournament bid. (Reflecting the National Invitation Tournament's superior reputation at the time, Notre Dame, one of the teams that beat DePaul during the regular season, and Big Ten champions Illinois refused invitations to the NCAA tourney.)
Just eight squads played in the NCAA's shindig back then, making it a much more exclusive affair than the watered-down, 68-team field that now gums up ESPN's schedule in March. The Blue Demons opened the tournament on March 24 against Ivy League kings Dartmouth, the NCAA tournament runners-up the previous year. Mikan scored 20 points in a dominating performance as DePaul ran up a 41-28 lead before Meyer pulled all of the starters from the game. The final score was 46-35.
Georgetown University then ended DePaul's national exposure the next night, besting the Blue Demons 53-49 in front of 14,085 screaming fans. DePaul, which would return all of its top players for the next season, was on its way to becoming the best college basketball team in the country—though it was still far from the best known. The Associated Press game report referred to DePaul's imposing center as "John Mikan."
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The Team Professional is a classic Brooks saddle created with the needs of the sporting cyclist in mind. This model has been in production for half a century, originating from the old B17 Competition. This saddle is a pleasingly simple design, which truly deserves the description 'timeless classic'. The title Team Professional is embossed on either side just above a precisely hand skived stripe along the side edges, where a little of the glossy leather top surface is removed to reveal the texture and lighter tone of the suede beneath. Large headed copper rivets are hammered by hand, providing the finishing touch.
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My wife and I just returned home from the inaugural Tour de Kota. We had a great week, completing 400 plus miles over roads overlooking the Missouri River (part of the route Lewis and Clark explored in their pilgrimage over 200 years ago). We were able to complete the ride in total comfort and style with the Brooks saddles I purchased in preparation for the ride! Swift and Finesse made the entire experience pure cycling pleasure!
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We just love the comfort, form and function of our Brooks saddles and bags!
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Have had the Finesse Titanium for over a month with about ten rides. During and after each ride, I forgot that I was on a new saddle. On reflection, it simply means the Finesse is so comfortable that it is a non-event. I like the short length of the Finesse - if and when I have to jump off the saddle urgently or at a traffic lights junction, my butt is not "ripped off" by the nose. Love the leather texture and craftmanship. Even enjoy admiring it during pitstops. A work of Art and Practicality.
I received my new Brooks Professional saddle recently. Back in my youth (mid 60s), my first "good" bike came with a leather saddle. Comfortable, rode in cutoff jean shorts with no problems. About 12 years ago I returned to cycling. And, with most, was caught up with bicycle weight, so no leather saddle. Instead, I went through a succession of high tech, low weight, etc. saddles. Recently, my 4 yr old reputable Italian manufactured saddle was increasingly uncomfortable. I e-mailed the maker, and the reply said that, essentially, their saddles are good for about 10,000 km, and then the foam breaks down. So I ordered a Brooks. Comfortable right out of the box (first ride with it was 42 miles), and getting better each consecutive ride. And, it will probably last forever. Now, after my experience, one of my riding partners is gearing up to order himself a B17 (he's a bit larger and wider than me, 6'-2", 200 lbs vs my 5'-8", 150 lbs). And yes, while my Brooks weighs 500 grams vs 200 grams, with the additional comfort, I can ride longer and am sure I will drop more than that weight from myself in no time. I should probably be in the 135 - 140 lb range. So, keep up the good work, I'll keep promoting your saddles. You may want to talk with the boys in the pro peloton. With the drop in bicycle weights, where they actually are adding weight to their bicycles to meet the UCI minimums, some smart professionals may want a more comfortable, i.e. Brooks, saddle. After all, your products were good enough for Eddy Merckx, and he wasn't a bad cyclist!
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i have riden on a lot of saddles in the last 25 years from many manufacturers who all promise comfort and durability, there is only one who can truly live up to that promise, and thats Brooks ,
Q > Will a B17S Special ever be produced? I would like to get the shorter saddle, but I also love the larger copper rivets!
A > The B17 S Special already exists under the name of Team Pro S. Despite the different name, the saddles have the same top. The Finesse is their expensive sister with titanium rails.
Q > Hi! Could we now in this Ipod age have White saddles in a range of models (and not just for the very exclusive few!), please.
A > White BROOKS Saddles are much more difficult to make. It takes us more than triple the time than any other colour and lots of leather is wasted in the process. These are the reasons why we can't offer them in the standard range.
My Colt and I are just best friends, The perfect ride you become sitting on a Brooks, let it soak a week in linseed oil, and you will discover a miracle....Just a tip
A > We absolutely do not recommend doing this, but are pleased that you are satisfied with our product.
Q > Is the Brook's Team Professional Black Chrome (S697) a man's saddle?
A > Yes, it is. The ladies version is the Team Pro S
I've believe I've had my Finesse Titanium now for over 15 years. I bought it literally the week before I did a six-day 650 mile charity ride. It was comfortable right out of the box, and I was the only cyclist in my group who didn't suffer in the saddle with repeated daily century rides. I just applied Proofide this evening--a loving ritual that still brings me joy, and the saddle is as beautiful as when it first arrived ... with an even better ride. I can't imagine a finer saddle. Thank you, Brooks.
Q> May you please specify the differences of Finesse Titanium and Team Pro Titanium saddles except their measurements? These are considered as ladi's and men's versions of one saddle. There is 40 gr. difference in weight. Is this because of frame or the thickness of leather? Is it appropriate to use Finesse Titanium for a man of 180 lbs weight?
A> The Finesse is too small for a person of your size. The weight difference comes from the difference in the frame size, not that the leather is thinner (although naturally less leather is used).
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Notre Dame: Russell, Nix OK to play against Wake Forest
NOTRE DAME — Notre Dame was spared what would have been another devastating blow to its secondary.
Starting cornerback KeiVarae Russell had suffered a head injury during Saturday's game against Boston College, but head coach Brian Kelly said the freshman has passed all necessary tests and has been cleared to practice Tuesday.
Had Russell been more seriously injured, he would have been the third starting defensive back — alongside Jamoris Slaughter and Lo Wood — to be lost for the season.
Nose guard Louis Nix will not miss any game time for his ejection late in the game against Boston College. Kelly said Nix was disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct but, under rule, will not have to sit out against Wake Forest this week.
"I think the big fellas were grinding on each other all game, and it seemed to get a little personal in there," Kelly had said during a Sunday teleconference. "But certainly we talked to Louis, and he understands that he's got to control his emotions."
Meanwhile, receiver DaVaris Daniels has less happy news.
Daniels broke his clavicle against the Eagles and will be lost the final two games of the regular season. Kelly expects Daniels to be back in time for the bowl game, though.
Kelly said senior receiver John Goodman will be called upon to fill in for Daniels against Wake Forest and USC.
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Plywood is the wood that is most used today. Wood is one of the most commonly used materials in construction such as building high rise buildings and houses. Plywood is a type of manufactured wood paneling that is made from thin sheets of wood veneer. Plywood is used by a lot of people since it is capable of resisting things such as cracking, shrinkage, splitting and warping. Plywood is glued together with adjacent plies. There are a lot of uses for plywood; it can be used on exteriors as well as interiors of the house. in the interior of the home, plywood is used to make things such as the ceiling and the floors. The wood on the floor can then be covered with padding and carpet or can be used as the base for tiling a floor. The wood on the ceiling can be textured and then painted to the homeowner's liking.
How much does plywood cost?
- Plywood is usually sold in hardware stores and home improvement centers. Sheets of plywood vary in size, quality and type which are the main factors why the price can vary. The thickness of the plywood can also affect the price as can the store selling the product.
- Depending on the thickness, the plywood cost can range anywhere from $5 to as much as $55 for a 4×8 sheet. For example, a 4×8 that 1/4″ thick can cost $6, while a 4×8 that is 11/32″ thick can cost around $15. See our chart below to give you a better idea.
- Plywood can be made from many different kinds of trees. The prices may also change depending on the type of tree from which the wood came. For example, HighlandHardwoods.com sell a variety of plywood. One type of plywood that they sell is natural birch which is 4×8 in size and can be purchased for anywhere from $26 to $58. Another type of plywood that can be purchased from this store is the arctic birch, which can be purchased for $20to $65 for a 4×8 sheet.
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Lindsay Lohan was a scheduled presenter for last night's Golden Globe Awards and was a no show. Does anyone have any details on who and what kept Ms. Lohan from the Globes?
More photos of Lindsay Lohan feeling shy after the jump.
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the Vanity fair affair
Give the girl a break, wouldja? It's not easy to get up onstage after a coked-up four-way with Kate Moss, Jared Leto and Sean Lennon. Why,it's almost enough to give a girl a severe asthma attack…
coz her doctors said she was not allowed to fly
after the ashma attack
so she cant go there to present
She was with Leto. Some other sites are posting pics of them nailed trying to sneak out the back door of Ivy … Now we know …
Looks like she's hiding cold sores
Has anyone ask themselves the reason why celebs do what they do?
May be it's because of all the stress people like us cause. Think about it, what would you do if ever time you turned around you were doing drugs or your best friend or your co star, youare never pretty enough and never thin enough or you are too thin ,there isn't a break.
Or you could also understand that every one knows some one who is in the same trouble as the stars it just is not publicized. We watch every little move they make.
The celebs are nothing special they just have a public service job. They don't have special powers and they aren't the coming of God.
People need to learn to quit taking out their frustrations on celebs. Sheesh.
ptyprincess – shut up!
to prtyprincess…
yes, the celebs don't have special powers and are not gods.
however, they CHOSE A LIFE IN THE PUBLIC EYE. that's what being famous is all about. they WANTED the fame, and along with that fame comes the fact that people will talk about you. so, when they have problems, the PROBLEMS become famous too. if they don't want to be photographed doing lines, perhaps they SHOULDN'T BE DOING LINES IN THE FIRST PLACE.
plus, SO MANY of these celebs think that they're above reproach or, better yet, THEY think they have special powers and are gods (Tom Cruise?!) and NEED to be reminded that they're human, just like everyone else.
to add, THAT'S WHAT SITES LIKE THIS ARE FOR. if you don't like reading this stuff, my suggestion to you is not to come to this site and read it, because it's not going to stop anytime soon.
prtyprincess you are a jackass. you have no concept of the real world and the fact that celebrities choose a public life. acting however is not a public service you retard. working for the government, that's a public service job, it is a necessity to our society. what kind of a name is prtyprincess anyway. what are you like 12? maybe that's why you don't make sense. why don't you go a post on the teletubbies blog from now on. that's more on your intelligence level.
Prtyprincess is a douchebag. You have no common sense. Well said anon.
I love reading the catty comments. They make me laugh.
instead if arguing, lets look at the bigger picture here. Lindsey is wearing UGG BOOTS!
Prtyprincess, If actors hate the public eye so much, then maybe they should seek emploment elsewhere.
Wal-Mart is always looking for good cheap labor.
Prtyprincess, puh-lease! I don't take my own frustrations out on innocent celebs. I take them out on the celebs who believe their shit doesn't stink! Want some proof? Go to http://www.bitterwaitress.com and check out the slew of celebs who run up $500 tabs, order the lowly help around and don't bother tipping them when they're done with their ego trip! These are the same ones I laugh at when they go and fuck up their lives and careers and then expect people to be on their side. Real "stars" are people who actually have talent, behave themselves in public and lead responsible lives. "Celebrities" are the ones whose claims to fame are lame sitcoms, reality shows, eating disorders, homemade sex tapes that "accidentally" get stolen, falling down drunk in public, and faking "severe asthma attacks" whenever they need some public sympathy for something stupid they might have said or done. See the difference?
Good. Now go fuck off and worship Mariah Carey.
ihatecelebs….I think I love you! very well said.
the "stars" vs. "celebrities" comparison was DEAD ON.
I'm not judging anyone I'm just saying they are real people with problems too.
And the whole point behind this blog is other peoples opinions. And people like you are the reason people overdose, drink, and starve themselves to death.
I agree with the fact that all celebs should not be put in a sack together, but no one really knows the stories behind anybody's actions.
For example, John Candy, From what I remember he was a down-to-earth guy and was pretty fun to party with, But , That's my opinion.
And the funny thing with opinions is they are like assholes,EVERYONE'S got one.
Notice how L Lohan is really covering her mouth , unusual for her, she must be protecting something– bad Botox job, ugly fever (herpes) blister, fat lip maybe?
Ican say i agree with prtyprincess, just because we see what they do doesn't mean we have to criticize
prtyprincess, I was holding back, but I cannot any longer.
"people like" us "are the reason people overdose, drink, and starve themselves to death"? are you on crack or just a little stupid today? who knew us snarky "little people" had such influence on people like Victoria Beckham and Lindsay Lohan?
drinking, doing drugs and starving yourself are CHOICES PEOPLE MAKE. If they're feeling so much "stress" (yeah, I'd like a job where you work for a few months a year, and then party in Cannes, Aspen, Antigua, etc…for the rest of the year…that's SO stressful!), there's a thing called "professional help", and it can include drug/alchohl treatment along with the mental health counseling. They make a choice to get drunk and fall down, to do drugs on camera, to flash people, etc…WE snarks do NOT make those choices for them…we just laugh at them when they do.
oh, and you ARE judging…"people need to learn to quit taking out their frustrations on celebs".
frustrations? I think laughing at Tara Reid's franken-nipple had ZERO to do with any frustration I may be feeling. it had SOLELY to do with Tara's exposure, her UGLY scarred nipple, and the fact that she had NO idea she was flying in the wind.
And by the way anon they serve the public so, therefore, they have a public service job. Without anyone to watch the movies, tv shows and such, they wouldn't have a job.
So who's the retard?
Doofus, add 1 of everyone who has something bad to say about them, and you get millions, ifnot billions
She's hiding the white powder under her nose.
prtyprincess……don't you need to go harf your lunch you celeb wanabe? Poor, poor witto celebrities with their millions and their mansions. I wish I had their "problems".
You people are so simple minded
mAYBE I AM JUST IN MY NICE MOOD TODAY OKAY?
I love you for being so truthful
Keep it up
and keep me in my place
prtyprincess–you are dead wrong on your definition of public service jobs. as a public service scholars at my law school, i can tell you that, unequivocally, acting is NOT a public service job. public service jobs ARE jobs like government jobs, or pro bono jobs, or working with public assistance offices, or for non-profit organizations, etc. i have years of experience working in the public service sector myself and can tell you that there is no one in the free world that would define public service the way you just did. acting is not, and will never be, a public service job.
i don't mind opinions. but when you make a factual assertion so strongly as you did, and are wrong, in the face of proof that you are wrong, well that just gets under my skin. i guess i just don't suffer fools gladly.
aaahhhh prtyprincess- it's so much fun seeing your name in all these comment sections, and in EVERY SINGLE ONE saying something stupid and getting shit on all over the place for it (see Victoria Beckham)
I feel I need to take you under my wing or something – you have NO CLUE and when you try to explain or retaliate you come across even more stupid than before
Let's talk, hon, and let's start with your friends who gave you the prtyprincess name
I care, I really do.
shee-it, I was so concerned for prtyprincess I forgot to comment on Lindsay – not as heinous as Paris, Ashlee, and the rest of the Slut Brigade, but pretty damn close
I'm not too sure why she's famous, I've heard she's been in a few movies, not the worst actress I've ever seen, but as far as I can tell, she's famous for puking up her lunch and partying at clubs (at the age of 19, go figure)
I see a long life of "where are they now?" and TV movies-of-the-weeks for Lil' Linz….
The reaswon why Lindsay didn't show up was because she has been doing coke since last week. On Thursday night I personally know that she was doing coke at the mercer hotel and then she left around 5:30 am to go do coke with Mariah Carey (who had been doing it for 3 days straight at that point). Shes fucked up and has drug problems. Also she met Yoko Ono bc she is dating his son, John.
What do you think about the lying bitch now?
Such a disgrace
a person how use drugs are not automaticly a bad person you know…so shut all the fuck up! Take care Lindsay, u r just perfect like YOU are.Dont care what people say.


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Nikon Coolpix 5400 Manual
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Positioned the top of Nikon's COOLPIX lineup, the COOLPIX 5400 is a compact, lightweight digital still camera with 5.1 effective megapixels and a powerful 4x zoom lens. It delivers superior image quality - the hallmark of Nikon products - and features advanced ergonomics, which greatly enhance operational ease and comfort. The camera targets primarily users who demand the same degree of creative capability afforded by an SLR, will settle for nothing less than the best digital camera on the m... Read more [ Report abuse or wrong photo | Share your Nikon Coolpix 5400 photo ]
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|8:14pm on Monday, November 1st, 2010
|DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA. Great while it worked The CCD failed as in their 5700 model which was recalled and repaired at no charge. This was a very nice camera. size, features, many useful capabilities, 15 scenes slow to cycle up, no blur motion corection feature.
|10:00pm on Saturday, October 2nd, 2010
|The CCD sensor on this camera broke after only 15 months of careful use. I never banged the camera against anything. The CCD sensor on this camera broke after only 15 months of careful use. I never banged the camera against anything.
|2:34pm on Sunday, September 26th, 2010
|picture of item is incorrect The UR-E11 is indeed required to stepdown to use the ES-E28 with the Coolpix 5400.
|12:41pm on Thursday, August 26th, 2010
|Stay Away I have had this camera for 6 years. For the entire 6, I have been frustrated by the delay in writing the picture.
|8:39pm on Wednesday, July 21st, 2010
|great first time digital camera expensive Easy to use, nice camera very poor battery ,only i hate this
|6:38am on Wednesday, July 7th, 2010
|Compared with other brand 5MP digital cameras, the coolpix 5400 is superior in picture quality, body design, and manual controls. solid design.
|6:27am on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010
|NIKON 5400 EXCELLENT CAMERAI used it throughout a 6 month trip around suth america. it got wet i droped it several times and it still worked.
|8:47pm on Sunday, June 20th, 2010
|The CCD sensor on this camera broke after onl... Nice pics, flip-screren CCD guaranteed to fail
|11:00pm on Tuesday, May 25th, 2010
|Really nice camera, worked well for 18 mo... then CCD issue. Horrible customer service! CCD recall does not cover 5400!!!
|7:12pm on Wednesday, May 5th, 2010
|What can I say, had this camera for 3 years took 100s of photos, never let me down, fantastic!!!! none my first attempt in digital in 2003. Had a lot of fun with it. Still works perfectly after 27k pictures.
|10:23am on Wednesday, April 7th, 2010
|This camera is unbeliveable for its price. It is no doubt the best camera per price ratio on the market. I have enjoy using this camera the short time I have had it. I am an insurance adjuster and take many pictures. I bought this camera after comparing and contrasting others for over a month.
|12:17pm on Monday, March 22nd, 2010
|The camera worked very well for quite some time. Then images went black/blurry (CCD issue).
|9:26pm on Thursday, March 11th, 2010
|Nikon 5400 Very happy with the service received the camera in 2 days and got more that I expected Has served me well for years. I have owned the NikonE5400 for many years now and it has served me well. Of course it has it short comings.
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Nikon CoolPix 5400
Make sure battery is installed to retain settings. Turn camera to ON position.
Aperture Priority Setting: Turn the command dial to A and you will see a A in the lower left hand corner of your monitor White Balance: Attach your camera to the dome. Turn the lights full on and remove all objects from the dome except the flat white arch stage. Make sure all is white and bright. Press MENU once, arrow down to show all menus, arrow right, then arrow to White Balance, arrow right once, arrow down once to White Balance Preset. Arrow right while W hite Balance Preset is highlighted. Arrow down to MEASURE, then depress multi-selector to set white balance preset Metering:
Arrow down to METERING, arrow right, arrow down to CENTER-WEIGHTED, then depress the multi-selector to set the metering mode.
Image Quality:
Push the Menu button to get to the second page and select Image Quality, push right and arrow to up to Fine, then depress the multi-selector to set the Image Quality setting.
Focus Options:
Push the menu button to get to the third page of the shooting menu. Arrow down to the focus, and arrow right. Arrow right on AF Area Mode. Arrow down to Manual and depress the multi-selector to set you focal options.
Push Menu once to get to the fourth page of the shooting menu. Arrow down until you reach White Balance again. Arrow up and the highlight will disappear. Arrow right. You should now be in the setup menu. Arrow down until you get to the second page. The first item on the second page is the date. Arrow right on the date to enter date settings. Use up and down arrows on multi selector to set date. Arrow to the right to and depress the multi-selector to exit.
To Save Settings:
Arrow up to Controls. Arrow right on controls and arrow right on func. Arrow down to White Balance, and depress the multi-selector to retain settings. Push menu until you exit menu mode.
Macro-Mode: Push macro button (AF button) until the flower icon appears in the upper right hand corner of the monitor. No Flash Mode: Push the ISO button (top of camera left of the shutter button) until the No Flash icon appears beside the flower. F-STOP:
Push MODE button once and re lease. Then turn co mmand dial until the F -STOP number is F7.0.
0-360 Panoramic Optic Setup for Nikon Coolpix 5400
1) Mount Camera to tripod, securely, with lens pointing vertically. 2) Thread 0-360 Panoramic Optic (with thread adapter) to camera. (Do not overtighten.) 3) Adjust tripod until Optic is vertical (refer to bubble level on top of Optic). 4) Turn Power on, and set Mode to "A" (Aperture Priority) 5) First-time setup: Press Menu Button and set the following: Focus Options > AF Area Mode > Manual Focus Options > Auto Focus Mode > Single Speedlight options > Speedlight Control > Internal Off Image Quality/Size > FINE, 2592x1944 ISO > 100 6) Rotate Command Dial until "F8.0" appears on screen. This is your Aperture (F-stop). 7) Press Flash Button until appears on screen (Flash Off ). will appear on the screen). will appear on the screen). 8) Press AF Focus Button several times to turn Macro on. (A 9) Press AF button again to turn Timer on. (A
A note about Aperture, Depth of Field, and Field of View
Aperture- a mechanism behind the camera lens similar to the iris of your eye, opening and closing to adjust the amount of light entering the camera. The aperture opening also determines the Depth of Field of the image. Depth of Field- describes the objects in the image which are in focus, in terms of their distance from the camera. For example, a camera focused at 30m, with a Depth of Field of 8m, will have objects from 26-34m from the camera in focus. Objects closer than 26m or further than 34m will start to become blurry. Field of View- the vertical Field of View (vFOV) of the 0-360 attachment. The 0-360 has a vFOV of 115 degrees, meaning it will see from 52.5 above the horizon to 62.5 below the horizon. A smaller Aperture opening (higher F-Stop number) allows less light to enter the camera, but yields a higher Depth of Field. With a high F-Stop, the shutter speed needs to be slowed down to allow more light (else a dark photo), but will have more Depth of Field in focus. A larger Aperture opening (lower F-Stop number) allows more light to enter the camera, but a lower Depth of Field. This means the shutter speed can be faster, but fewer objects will be in focus. (With slower shutter speeds, moving objects may blur.) The 0-360 is designed to operate with a camera F-Stop of F8.0 or higher. This provides a high enough Depth of Field to allow the entire mirror to be in focus. With lower F-stops, the shutter speed can be increased, but the upper or lower portions (or both) of the mirror may not be entirely in focus. This means the image far above or far below the horizon may not be sharply focused. This may not be a problem, as many times the sky or the ground may not need to be sharply focused. With the Coolpix 5400, you should be able to get a vFOV of over 110 degrees, with good focus across the entire image. For best results, shoot a well-lit scene! With high F-Stops, you need good lighting, or longer exposure times.
10) Press 4-Way Control Pad down, to adjust focus area to below center. 11) Adjust Zoom until image of mirror just fills frame from top to bottom.
(NOTE: Depending on your camera's threads, the image may be slightly off-center. This is normal. A trick is to use a thin piece of paper or tape as a shim to align to center.)
12) Press the shutter release halfway down to set the focus. Adjust zoom again if necessary. 13) Press shutter realease fully to start the timer. You have 10 seconds to hide! 14) Advanced Users: Experiment with Bracketing to take multiple exposures at once. Then use software to composite the exposures together, yielding a higher dynamic range image.
Not Zoomed in enough! Proper Zoom Zoomed in too far!
Focus Point selected
'Donut' doesn't fill frame
'Donut' fills frame
'Donut' runs off frame
Thank you for purchasing the 0-360 Panoramic Optic! With proper care and handling, the Optic should give you years of service. Here are a few important handling instructions: 1) Do not touch, handle, or polish the mirror! While the mirror does have a protective coating, touching or rubbing on its surface can cause scratches. Use the dust blower provided to remove dust before shooting. Use lens cleaning paper or lens cloth only if absolutely necessary, and rub gently. NEVER use a paper towel or other material to clean. 2) Avoid dropping or mishandling the unit, as it is a sensitive glass optical device. 3) Store the unit in its carrying case when not in use, in an upright position and in a cool, dry environment. 4) Use care in threading the Optic into your camera, avoiding cross-threading.
The 0-360 Panoramic Optic is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from date of purchase. This warranty does not cover damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, exposure to the elements, or scratches to the mirror surface. If a defect in workmanship or material is discovered, 0-360.com will, at its option, repair or replace the Optic free of charge. Purchaser must first obtain a Return Authorization from 0-360.com, and return the unit properly packaged and freight prepaid. 0-360.com's liability is limited to repair or replacement of the Optic only. This warranty supersedes all other warranties, express or implied.
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Instructions for use with Nikon Coolpix 5400
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Positioned the top of Nikon's COOLPIX lineup, the COOLPIX 5400 is a compact, lightweight digital still camera with 5.1 effective megapixels and a powerful 4x zoom lens. It delivers superior image quality - the hallmark of Nikon products - and features advanced ergonomics, which greatly enhance operational ease and comfort. The camera targets primarily users who demand the same degree of creative capability afforded by an SLR, will settle for nothing less than the best digital camera on the market, and will not compromise when it comes to image quality. The COOLPIX 5400 also suits film-camera users who wish to take advantage of the impressive array of accessories available, to further extend their photographic potential. Any user in search of an extremely versatile, high-quality digital still camera will find the COOLPIX 5400 to be an exciting camera loaded with possibilities. Nikon's newly developed 4x Zoom-Nikkor lens, with its professional-quality 5.8-24mm (equivalent to 28-116mm in 35mm [135] camera format) focal range, offers outstanding optical performance thanks to the incorporation of an ED (Extra-low Dispersion) lens element to minimize chromatic aberration, and two ASP (aspherical) lenses for reduced distortion. Combined with the COOLPIX 5400's 5.1 effective megapixels, they virtually ensure remarkably clear, colorful images with excellent contrast. Nikon has equipped the COOLPIX 5400 with the all-new, highly functional Mode dial, which allows users to directly select exposure modes and set various shooting parameters. The Mode dial works in conjunction with the Command dial and the center-click Multi selector to make camera setting a surprisingly simple task - giving users the freedom to focus on capturing the images they want. The camera incorporates four exposure modes: Programmed Auto [P], Shutter-Priority Auto [S], Aperture-Priority Auto [A] and Manual [M] combine to give you the greatest degree of creative control possible. The COOLPIX 5400 also offers [AUTO] mode, in which the camera automatically performs settings and gives users high-quality point-and-shoot capability. And for striking images in practically any situation, the new COOLPIX features 15 versatile [SCENE] Modes - simply select the mode appropriate for the prevailing conditions, and characteristics such as exposure, focus, flash, contrast, sensitivity and white balance are automatically adjusted by the camera. The COOLPIX 5400 features many advanced digital controls - the new AE-BSS (Auto Exposure-Best Shot Selector) mode, Noise Reduction mode, Saturation Control and White Balance Bracketing among them - which are highly valuable in obtaining optimum image quality. Multiple capture modes receive considerable support from the large 64MB buffer memory, which enables the capture of up to 7 full-size (2, 592 x 1, 944-pixel) pictures at 3 frames per second (fps). To help ensure you don't miss those unexpected or fleeting moments, the COOLPIX 5400 incorporates the new 5 shot buffer mode. And the versatility of the camera is further enhanced by handy, innovative features such as movies with audio and the new Time-lapse movie mode, ideal for observational recording. The newest member of the COOLPIX family offers increased visibility even during daylight photography thanks to the new highly transmissible Vari-angle LCD monitor. And the compact, lightweight magnesium (Mg) alloy body has been designed for maximum durability and portability, and affords a secure, comfortable grip for stability during shooting. All essential accessories are supplied with the COOLPIX 5400 - a battery and charger, a CompactFlash Card, an A/V cable, a USB cable and the comprehensive Nikon View software package. The camera is also compatible with a host of optional accessories, including wideangle and telephoto converters and a newly designed fisheye converter. And the COOLPIX 5400's accessory shoe accommodates a number of Nikon's external Speedlights. This incredible collection of features and assortment of quality accessories help make the COOLPIX 5400 a truly special achievement in digital photography.
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|Digital camera
|4.3 in
|2.7 in
|2.9 in
|0.7 lbs
|Body Material
|Magnesium alloy
|Main Features
|5.1 Megapixel
|Color Support
|Optical Sensor Type
|Total Pixels
|5,260,000 pixels
|Optical Sensor Size
|Light Sensitivity
|Digital Zoom
|4 x
|Shooting Modes
|Frame movie mode
|Shooting Programs
|Sunset & moon, landscape, portrait mode, close-up, museum, party/indoor, back light, beach/snow, night portrait, fireworks, night landscape, dawn/dusk, panorama assist, copy, sports mode
|Special Effects
|Black & White, Saturation, Contrast compensation
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Kevin Muente, a landscape painter whose stated aim is to feed off the energy created by various forms of nature -- with a particular attraction to leaves, branches, ripples and stones -- has a new solo show, Terrain, at Collector's Art Group (225 E.
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Tuesday 23rd July 2013 – Accompanying Persons
Full Day Guided Tour of West Wales and the Heritage Coastline
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Please note that lunch is not included
Leaving the city we travel towards Swansea along the M4 Motorway passing the steel town of Port Talbot...birthplace of Sir Anthony Hopkins. Our first stop is the Dylan Thomas Centre, where the life and works of the most famous poet Wales has ever produced can be seen.... a man who after Shakespeare is the most quoted writer in the English language. After a short walk around the Marina, an area of Swansea old dock which has been transformed we visit the National Waterfront Museum and experience more than 300 years of Welsh Industry and innovation Following our tour of the museum we continue our journey to the village of Mumbles.
Mumbles (also known as Oystermouth) is known as the "gateway to the Gower" Here we stop to allow free time for refreshments and to explore this quaint village Being famous for the place where the worlds first passenger railway journey took place in 1807, it is renowned for its numerous independent shops and friendly cafes as well as being the site of Oystermouth Castle, which was once home and fortress to the Norman Lords of Gower. Mumbles lighthouse which was built in 1794 still makes passing boats aware of undersea sandbanks and is situated on the outer of two islands off Mumbles Head. It is the most photographed landmark of the village. It can be best viewed from the car park above the Victorian pier.
Suitably refreshed we leave Mumbles and drive along the coast taking in breathtaking views of Langland and Caswell Bay and continue our journey to the magnificent Rhossili Bay and Worms Head. Here we visit the most western and most photographed part of Gower. And view Worms Head, which stretches out to sea but becomes an island when the tide comes in.
Wednesday 24th July – Coaches will depart at approximately 14.00 from the Julian Hodge Building, (No 14 on the Cardiff University location guide).
Accompanying Persons - Please ensure that you arrive at the Julian Hodge Building between 13.45-14.00 and report to reception to check in.
Please note that lunch is not included.
A choice between Penderyn Distillery OR a trip on the Brecon Mountain Railway
Located in the perfect spot in the old village of Penderyn, nestled in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons, and there we have created the best little distillery in Wales. And the smoothest wysgi on earth.
In 2007, Penderyn Distillery introduced
three further brands: Brecon Five Vodka, Brecon Gin and Merlyn Cream Liqueur.
Like Penderyn Single Malt Whisky all three have won international recognition
and are gaining an excellent reputation in the UK and abroad as premium
The Brecon Beacons National Park is an area of outstanding natural beauty famed for its breathtaking scenery, open moorland, clear rivers and tumultuous waterfalls.
Penderyn Single Malt Welsh Whisky was first launched on St Davids Day, 1st March 2004, in the presence of HRH Prince Charles, to huge critical acclaim from both acknowledged whisky experts and "ordinary" consumers. Indeed, The Welsh Whisky Company has already won a number of prestigious international awards for the quality and taste of the whisky and for its distinctive and stylish packaging. You will have a chance to sample the products with 2 free tasters and ample opportunity to buy a piece of Wales
Travel in one of our all-weather observation coaches behind a vintage steam locomotive through beautiful scenery into the Brecon Beacons National Park along the full length of the Taf Fechan Reservoir to Dol-y-Gaer on one of the most popular railways in Wales.
At Pontsticill you can alight from the train and visit the Cafe, admire the view across the water to the peaks of the Brecon Beacons, and go for a ramble alongside the reservoir. There is a play area here for children.
On your return to Pant, visit our workshop where old steam locomotives are repaired - follow the footpath to a picnic site which has an amazing panoramic view of the valley. Visit our Licensed Tearooms and buy a souvenir of your visit in our shop.
Thursday 25th July – Accompanying Persons
Morning Tour of the historic Llandaff Cathedral and St Fagans Museum
Please note that lunch is not included.
Tour to start at approx 09.30 and should last approx 3-4 hrs.
Pick up and drop off to be confirmed
The Cathedral Church of SS Peter & Paul, Dyfrig, Teilo and Euddogwy is the mother church of the Diocese of Llandaff and is the seat of the Bishop of Llandaff. The Diocese, one of the six dioceses comprising the Province of The Church in Wales, covers the general area of South Wales bounded by Cardiff in the South East to Neath in the South West, the Heads of the Valleys to the North and Rhymney Valley to the East .
The Cathedral also serves as a Parish Church, the Dean also being the Vicar of the Parish of Llandaff. The Cathedral lies close to the bank of the River Taff in the ancient "City of Llandaff" much of which is now a conservation area. Despite being surrounded on all sides by the bustling modern city of Cardiff, the Llandaff conservation area remains comparatively unspoilt and surprisingly tranquil.
St Fagans is one of Europe's leading open-air museums and Wales's most popular heritage attraction. It stands in the grounds of the magnificent St Fagans Castle, a late 16th-century manor house donated to the people of Wales by the Earl of Plymouth.
Craftsmen demonstrate traditional skills in their workshops and their produce is usually on sale.
There are native breeds of livestock in the fields and farmyards at St Fagans, and demonstrations of farming tasks take place daily.
Visit the 18th century Smithy where horses were shod, household items made and mended, and metal tyres put on wagon wheels.
See our resident blacksmith use traditional tools and equipment to make pieces of decorative forgework.
The Woollen Mill produces traditional shoulder shawls and Welsh carthenni or blankets. Built in 1760, the entire process from dyeing the fleece to finishing the fabric happens here.
The Melin Bompren Corn Mill is typical of a Cardiganshire water-driven mill, built to convert corn into flour.
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April 1, 2009 – (Washington, DC) – Today, in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness & Prevention Month, RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network), the nation's largest anti-sexual assault organization, released a new Public Service Announcement (PSA) entitled "Speak-Out." The PSA aims to encourage those affected by sexual violence to "speak-out" and get help through the National Sexual Assault Hotlines, available 24/7 over the phone (800.656.HOPE) and online at rainn.org.
"Speak Out" features the vocals of model and singer Krishnar Lewis and his new song, "Sad Girl." According to Krishnar, "It's an honor to be included in this new campaign, raising awareness for sexual violence. I've recently had to deal with sexual violence because of a family member who was raped, and turned to me for help. The value of RAINN and the National Sexual Assault Hotlines is immeasurable in that it allows those affected by sexual violence to get help in a safe and confidential manner, 24/7."
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Every 2 minutes another American is sexually assaulted; 80% of victims are under the age of 30. If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, please know that the assault is not your fault and that you are not alone. In the event that you are sexually assaulted, find a safe place, and contact the police immediately. To speak with someone who can help you through the aftermath, and accompany you to the hospital, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline (800.656.HOPE) or visit the National Sexual Assault Online Hotline at rainn.org.
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RAINN would like to thank each and every person who was involved with the production of "Speak-Out" who donated his or her time, creativity, and talent. It's only because of your support that this public service announcement was made possible:
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Western Wisconsin Technical College's Business and Industry Services Division is offering a series of workshops and training opportunities for local businesses. The first workshop, "Communicating from 9 to 5 … and Beyond," will be held Tuesday, Nov. 8, from 8:00-11:00 a.m., in Room 408 of WWTC's Administrative Center, 111 7th St. N., La Crosse.
This interactive session is designed to improve relationships at work by giving insights to different communication styles. Participants will be led through real-life examples and stories demonstrating four communication styles and the strengths, weaknesses, and perceptions associated with each.
The presenter, Michelle Fellenz, has been developing training programs for over a decade. Currently, Fellenz is working with Human Resources/Organizational Learning and Development for Mcloone. She has also served as human resource development consultant for Gundersen Lutheran, corporate trainer with Thompson Consulting, director of outreach to business with the Franciscan Spirituality Center, and regional training manager for The Company Store/Hanover Direct, Inc.
Cost for the session is $45 and includes materials and refreshments. To register, contact Colleen Clark at 608.785.9232 or e-mail email@example.com. For information on additional WWTC programs and services, call 608.785.9200 or visit the WWTC Web site at wwtc.edu


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Wooden Waffles Stops 5 & 6!
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Feb 23 2007 / Friday
Saturday, February 17th, we left Utrecht (in Holland) early for a three hour ride to Verviers in Belgium. All riders, including three extra Belgian etnies riders, had never been to the skatepark, but all of 'em liked the park a lot.
The park isn't big but has a good setup. Most riders liked the stairs and the rails. Coolest obstacle was by far the big hip with the flatbar on top. It was waxed like crazy in there. You you could grind faster then you would roll towards the coping.
The etnies teamriders even did a demo after four hours of skating and seriously annihilated the place. One of the best demos ever by Dutch skateboarders, no doubt!
We spent the night in Antwerp in a hotel, and after waking up skated the new outdoor park. Built by Team Pain, it's a really good park! Around 1 p.m. we left for the North Park. Since everybody was already warmed up from the session before, it didn't take long for the riders to start ripping again.
The locals where stoked to see so many tricks go down so quick, and soon they all set aside to watch the show. Stickers were given out, and goodies tossed. The kids jumped like crazy to make sure they went home with some stuff. Only bad thing was that the photo camera broke when we got in, so we only have a few photos...
Around 5pm we left, but as soon as we where in the car ready to go home, everybody opted to go back to the outdoor park. We skated there 'till 6.30pm when it was completely dark. All in all it was a really good weekend, packed with amazing skating. The last weekend is here. See you in Groningen or Rotterdam!
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What was once a '27 Nash two-door sedan became roofless one day when Seret Speed & Custom's Matt Seret removed the upper section of the sedan to create a prop for one of David Perry's girl-and-hot rod photographic creations. The nose, grille, and hood section plus some of the body panels are made of aluminum, and the ride is powered by a 194-inch Chevy four-cylinder equipped with triple 45DCOE sidedraft carbs.


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In China, the SARS outbreak affected Judy Perry's work. Through Evergreen Family Friendship Service, the ELCA nurse provides postnatal care and consults with rural medical workers in areas near Yuci in the Shanxi Province. Health officials asked Perry and her colleagues to wear masks on visits to villages. Then at the end of April, the visits were stopped until the outbreak ends.
"SARS, now a part of our daily vocabulary, has replaced winter underwear and salary as the most common topic of daily conversation," Perry said. She described common scenes: temperature scans at airports, police roadblocks to disinfect cars and check occupant temperatures, two-week quarantines for arrivals from SARS areas, food stockpiling, and empty restaurants and schools.
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OHIO COUNTY - Ohio County Sheriff Pat Butler on Monday denied allegations of corruption levied against him and two of his corporals in anonymously authored flyers.
Butler said the flyers were discovered last week on car windshields in Elm Grove. He learned of them when a city resident brought one into his office Thursday.
The flyers accuse Butler and Ohio County sheriff's Cpls. Roger Bise and Rod Vaught of collectively engaging in corrupt practices. The flyers state Butler "should not be re-elected under any circumstances" and demand he be investigated immediately and arrested by the FBI. If an investigation is launched, "anonymous" will produce the evidence to support the allegations, the document claims.
Butler said he does not know who authored the flyers or if they are politically motivated, but he said he will take legal action if the author is revealed.
"When I find out who it is there will be a civil suit, I can guarantee you that," Butler said Monday. "If they didn't mention the two deputies, I wouldn't be nearly as upset."
Recorded phone calls between "the individuals" will be revealed in the next week, the flyers continue. And they also accuse local government officials and the Wheeling Police Department of corruption.
Wheeling Police Chief Shawn Schwertfeger on Monday said he believes the allegations are baseless and do not warrant any comment.