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After The Expendables firebombed its way to almost three hundred million worldwide, we all knew a sequel was coming as soon as possible. Unfortunately, unlike Saw and other rotating cast films, you cant just turn out another installment in a year. Theres too many schedules to organize and too much money at stake. Two years though, thats not a wholly unrealistic goal. In fact, thats exactly what Stallone and company are shooting for.
The Expendables 2 is set to drop on August 17th, 2012. Most of the original cast has already signed on to come back, and theres almost a rumor a day of some other big name action star joining the picture. Whether well end up seeing our first taste of Norris or more Willis is all speculation at this point, but with a clear end point in sight, well start getting answers to these questions shortly.
An August release date for an action film isnt exactly a stretch, but it does seem worth noting that this is just one week after G.I. Joe 2. I would imagine the thought process has something to do with The Expendables 2 being R and catering to an older audience, but its still likely these two pictures will cost each other a slight bit of business. Ill be seeing Stallone break faces, but theres no telling whether most will follow my lead.
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At first you might think 'Who would have thunk? Supermodels are choosing to have natural homebirths with midwives?' But Gisele's waterbirth at home is testament to the wide range of women from all walks of life who are choosing woman-centered, safe, instinctive, autonomous birth at home. Hopefully her birth story will inspire some much needed birth change both in the US and in her home country of Brazil where 36% of babies are born surgically via c-section. In some private obstetrics practices in Brazil the cesarean rate is a shameful 90%. But bravo to Gisele! Check out more about Gisele's experiences with birth mothering on her blog.
"Giving birth was the most intense and life-changing experience of my life. I am blessed to have been able to have a home birth surrounded by love , where I was able to feel safe. It was a powerful experience. I never felt so vulnerable but so strong at the same time. It was amazing to experience my body become free to do what it was made to do by allowing my mind and my body to let go and be free to experience the changes taking place within… I was just there… focusing on my breathing and relaxing the best that I could… so present, to witness the biggest miracle in my life happen before my very own eyes…."
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By Nola Straub
I understand why we get much more accomplished when everybody is willing to work in a group. The ranch women in Wyoming never knew when the men might get to visiting down the road and several cowboys join together to work on cows.
The following brownie recipe I found in a Wyoming cook book and it had eight names credited for sending it in. I have not tried it but feel sure that it has to be good.
Cheri, Kathleen, Krista, Lea, Lori, Mona, Patty, Sandi
1 c. shortening or butter
2 c. sugar
4 eggs
1 1/2 c. flour
1 tsp. salt
4 tbsp. cocoa
2 tsp. vanilla
1 tsp. baking powder
Cream together shortening, sugar and cocoa, add eggs and vanilla. Stir in flour, baking powder and salt. Stir just enough to moisten, if you don't want it to fall. Pour into greased 9 x 13" pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 35-40 min.
We made brownies for Easter but with a mix. Ouch! I think I am getting either lazy or old. I found the following recipe interesting but did not try it either.
John's Brownies
Marjorie Limmer's
2 c. graham crackers, broken
1 6-oz. pkg. chocolate chips
1 can Eagle brand milk
1/2 c. nuts
Mix all ingredients together; pour into a greased 8x8" glass pan. Bake at 325 degrees for about 1/2 hour or 'till golden brown.
Pumpkin Cookies
Barb Wolcott
2 c. brown sugar
1 c. salad oil
4 c. flour
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. nutmeg
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. ginger
2 c. pumpkin, cooked
2 tsp. baking powder
2 tsp. soda
2 tsp. vanilla
2 c. raisins
2 c. nuts, chopped
Beat together sugar, oil, pumpkin, and vanilla. Sift in dry ingredients and stir until smooth. Blend in raisins and nuts. Drop on oiled cookie sheets. Bake at 350 degrees for 12-15 min. Makes about 7 dozen moist cookies.
I enjoy reading names of old friends in Wyoming. It was fun to get together at the school for the kids' functions. All the ranches were scattered far apart and they would visit at the school after games and plays. I would not like to live in the cold winters there again though. Spring comes earlier here in Nebraska.
Chocolate Oatmeal
Drop Cookies
Joyce Reculusa
2 c. sugar
1/2 c. butter
1/2 c. cocoa
1/2 c. milk
3 c. rolled oats
1/2 c. nuts
1 tsp. vanilla
Mix sugar, butter, cocoa and milk in a sauce pan. Bring to boil quickly. Reduce the heat to medium. Boil until a soft ball forms when dropping in a little cold water. Remove from heat. Stir in oats, nuts, and vanilla. Drop by spoonfuls onto waxed paper.
No Roll Pie Crust
Joyce Taylor
1 1/2 c. flour
1 tsp. salt
2 tsp. milk
2 tsp. sugar
1/2 c. oil
Put all in pie pan and stir with a fork. Take your fingers and press in pan. Makes one bottom crust in each. Bake 350 degrees for about 10 min. Quick and easy to make a needed dessert pie in a hurry. Fill with fruit or pudding and serve with cookie crumbs and ice cream on top.
Cream Dressing for
Cabbage Slaw
In memory of
Charlotte Graves
4 tbsp. vinegar
4 tbsp. sugar
1/2 tsp. salt
1/8 tsp. onion salt
1/8 tsp. celery salt
1/2 c. cream (heavy country cream, sweet or sour)
Mix all ingredients together.
Charlotte taught our boys piano lessons years ago. We had to drive out to the ranch about 17 miles from Kaycee, Wyo. She had taught at a country school close to their house which closed when the ranch children were bussed to Kaycee where our boys went to school when we moved there years ago.
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Friends of Ottawa NWR is a non-profit 501(c)(3) co-operating association established in 1997 to promote the preservation of the natural and historical resources of the Refuge, foster its use and enjoyment by the public consistent with the protection and preservation of its environment,and engage in such educational,scientific, and civic activities as will assist the management of the refuge in carrying out its mandates.
Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge is located approximately 15 miles east of Toledo, Ohio on the south shore of Lake Erie. It can be accessed by traveling east from Toledo on St. Rt. 2. The refuge entrance is one mile east of the junction of St. Rt. 590 and St. Rt. 2. Turn left into the refuge and follow the signs to the refuge headquarters or the hiking trails.
The visitor center is open 7 days a week from 9AM to 4PM. The trails are open from dawn to dusk.
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ONWRA provides substantial support for Refuge Complex operations, organizing and funding a variety of programs and projects. We will make major contributions to the long-term health and vibrancy of the Refuge and its management.
People from near and far experience the Refuge Complex in person and through the internet as a world-class destination for wildlife enthusiasts, hunters, students, and families. We will bring increasing numbers of visitors here without harming the wildlife or the habitat.
With significant help from ONWRA, the Refuge Complex will grow. We will increase the amount of habitat available and grow wildlife populations in accordance with the Comprehensive Conservation Plan.
ONWRA will be a strong and influential voice with national, state and local leaders about the importance of conservation in general and of the Refuge Complex in particular. We will actively advocate for the land, water, air, and wildlife.
ONWRA will be a strong organization with sufficient human and financial capacity to achieve our mission and goals. We will build a structure that is durable, sustainable, and held up as a national model among Friends associations.
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Owner Of Three Precious Metal Firms Sentenced In $29.5 Million Investment Scheme
Earlier this month Jamie Campany, owner of three invesment firms specializing in alleged metal purchases, was sentenced to 151 months in prison on multiple counts of mail and wire fraud. According to the Information filed in the case and statements made in court during the plea and sentencing, Campany was the owner of three investment firms specializing in purported gold, ... Read More »
Patient Recruiter Pleads Guilty To Role In Miami-Area $25 Million Home Health Medicare Fraud
Another defendant in the Miami $25 million home health Medicare fraud scheme pled guilty for her participation in the scheme as a patient recruiter. Beatriz Torres-Cruz pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit health care fraud and one count of solicitation of health care kickbacks. Torres-Cruz was charged in a February 2011 indictment. According to plea documents, Torres-Cruz ... Read More »


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KENNESAW, Ga. -- Sametria Gideon put up her second consecutive double-double performance, but the effort wasn't enough as the Kennesaw State women's basketball team fell in Atlantic Sun Conference action to in-state rival Mercer on Saturday night, 71-46.
Gideon (Madison, Ala./Bob Jones HS) earned her eighth double-double of the season, putting the senior in the top 10 nationally in that category, as she pulled down a game-high 14 rebounds with 11 points.
The Owls, now 4-11 on the season and 0-3 in the A-Sun, never led in the ballgame but did keep things close in the early goings, knotting the game at two each on a Chelsea Mason (Bellevue, Neb./Bellevue West HS) layup. Mercer, who evens its record to 7-7 overall and 1-2 in the conference, extended its lead to 13 with a 6-0 run midway through, but the Owls held strong, cutting what was a 13-point lead down to just eight with consecutive field goals from Mason and Ashley Holliday (Greenville, S.C./J.L. Mann Academy) to make it 19-11 Bears with 8:57 to go.
After allowing the Bears to jump back up by 14, the Owls went on a 6-0 run to close the gap to eight before ultimately sending the game into the half down just nine points, 33-24.
Coming out of the break it was all Mercer as the Bears went up by 16 on a 7-0 run out of the gates, never relinquishing less than a 13-point lead the rest of the way, taking the win, 71-46.
"I'm not happy with the effort tonight," said Kennesaw State head coach Nitra Perry. "Every shots not going to fall every night, but the heart of our game wasn't there today. We didn't come out of the locker room in the first half, then we made a little run going into halftime, then them coming out and hitting two layups took the wind out of us."
"The maturity of our team is something that we're working on," added Perry. "When you're an immature team, the consistency isn't there. You have some games where everybody shows up and some where nobody shows up and that's something we'll continue to improve upon."
Mason's 14 points led the Owls offensively with Gideon the only other KSU player in double-figures with her 11, seven of which came from the free-throw line.
The Owls did manage to outrebound their opponent for the second straight game, bringing in 45 rebounds to Mercer's 44. Gideon's 14 led both teams.
Chantel Kennedy (Brooklyn, N.Y./Colorado State) put together a nine rebound, three assist, three steal night of her own, coming off the bench to play 30 minutes.
The Owls will be back on the road for a pair of games as the team heads to Jacksonville, Fla., on Jan 12-14, for two conference games against North Florida and Jacksonville.
To keep up with the latest Kennesaw State women's basketball news follow the team on Twitter @KSUOwlNation and @KSUOwlsWBB or by liking Kennesaw State University on Facebook.
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An Affrilachian Poet and Cave Canem Fellow, Bianca Spriggs is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in Lexington, Ky. Named as one of the Top 30 Performance Poets by The Root and a Pushcart Prize nominee, Spriggs is the recipient of a 2013 Al Smith Individual Artist Fellowship in Poetry and multiple Artist Enrichment and Arts Meets Activism grants from the Kentucky Foundation for Women. In partnership with the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association, she created The SwallowTale Project, a creative writing workshop designed for incarcerated women, and is creator and artistic director of the Wild Women of Poetry Slam featured at the Kentucky Women Writers Conference. These free events are limited to 20 participants in the greater Winston-Salem area, including Salem Academy and College faculty, students and staff.
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Indie Memphis sets a date, adds Hattiloo, gets sponsor extension
The Indie Memphis Film Festival has set a date for this year's series.
The festival will hold its 17th edition on Halloween weekend – Oct. 30-Nov. 2 – and will increase its presence in Overton Square by including the new Hattiloo Theatre after it's open in mid-summer.
Hattiloo will join Playhouse on the Square, Circuit Playhouse and Malco's Studio on the Square as film venues for the festival.
Also, investment firm Duncan-Williams Inc. has extended its support as the festival's presenting sponsor through the 2014 festival.


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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Butler survived its stiffest test of the season and has advanced to a Thanksgiving holiday tournament championship game for the second consecutive year. The Bulldogs (5-0) will face Texas Tech (4-1) on Saturday, Nov. 24, in the title contest of the 30th Annual Great Alaska Shootout. The two finalists will meet a 8:30 p.m. (Alaska, 12:30 p.m. in Indianapolis) at Sullivan Arena in Anchorage, Alaska, in a championship game that will be broadcast nationally on ESPN2. Butler reached the finals with a thrilling, 84-78 victory in overtime, over a strong Virginia Tech squad. Texas Tech, coached by Bob Knight, advanced to the championship game with a 73-63 upset of #14-ranked and previously unbeaten Gonzaga in the other semifinal contest. The Bulldogs will be facing Texas Tech for the first time. One year ago to the day, Butler played Gonzaga for the championship of the 2006 NIT Season Tip-Off at Madison Square Garden in New York. Butler won that contest, 79-71. The Bulldogs are schedule to return to Indianapolis on Sunday, Nov. 25.
Butler improved to 5-0 all-time in Alaska with the victory over Virginia Tech.
POLL WATCH: The Bulldogs are ranked in the "Top 25" of both major polls (A.P. & ESPN/USA Today) for the first time since last year's record-breaking season. Butler climbed to No. 22 in this week's A.P. poll (Nov. 19), up three spots from last week's rankings, and the Bulldogs have climbed into the ESPN/USA Today poll at No. 23. A year ago, the Bulldogs were ranked in the "Top 25" for a school- and league-record 16 consecutive weeks, including a first-ever "Top 10" ranking on Feb. 5.
The Bulldogs are ranked in the "Top 25" of both major polls earlier than any other team in Butler basketball history.
OVERTIME PAY: It took an extra five minutes of hard work for Butler to finally subdue Virginia Tech in the semifinals of the Great Alaska Shootout. Though the Bulldogs never trailed in the final 22:55, the game was in doubt until the closing seconds of the overtime period. Virginia Tech battled back from an 11-point deficit in the second half and tied the game at 68-68 with 17 seconds remaining in regulation play. Butler senior Mike Green took over in the extra period. He gave Butler the lead for good with a basket less than a minute into the overtime session, and he gave Butler an eight-point edge with a three-point field goal two minutes later. Green went on to out-score Virginia Tech, 12-10, in the overtime period.
LAND OF THE THREE: Butler continued to use the long-range shot effectively in its semifinals win over Virginia Tech. After setting a tournament record with 17 three-pointers in their opening-round victory over Michigan, the Bulldogs cashed 14 three-point field goals in the win over the Hokies. The Bulldogs need just three three-point field goals to tie the Great Alaska Shootout tournament record of 34, set by UC Irvine in 1990. Butler is averaging 12.2 three-point field goals per game through the first five outings this season.
Butler set a school record by hitting 321 three-point field goals in 2006-07.
GAME RECOGNITION: Senior Pete Campbell was named Carrs/Safeway Player of the Game for his effort in Butler's victory over Virginia Tech in the semifinals of the Great Alaska Shootout. Campbell put on yet another long-range shooting exhibition and led all scorers in the contest with 26 points. His scoring total was just two points shy of his career-high, set last year against Cleveland State. He hit seven three-point field goals, including one in overtime that gave Butler a two possession advantage. Campbell also led the Bulldogs in rebounding with five.
Pete Campbell has hit 103 three-point field goals in 40 Butler games.
HANDY MAN: Senior Mike Green continued his workmanlike effort, while helping Butler past Virginia Tech. The 6-1 guard finished with 23 points, four rebounds, five assists, one blocked shot and one steal. He also had only one turnover in 44 minutes against the aggressive defensive pressure of the Hokies. Green scored 12 of Butler's 16 points in overtime, including three free throws in the final 0:23. His 23 points were one shy of his Butler career-high, set against Florida Gulf Coast last year.
BACKCOURT STRENGTH: Butler's backcourt of seniors A. J. Graves and Mike Green was rated as the 14th-best backcourt in the NCAA Division I this season by Luke Winn of SI.com. Graves led the Bulldogs in scoring last year with a 16.9 average, while Green topped the team in rebounds (6.0) and assists (4.0), while finishing second in scoring (13.9). Graves was a first team All-League pick last season, while Green was named Horizon League Newcomer of the Year and second-team All-League.
ALL-AMERICA: Senior guard A. J. Graves was named to the 25-player, 2007-08 Preseason Mid-Major All-America Team by CollegeInsider.com. He previously was named to the 2006-07 CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-America Team at the end of last season.
SOLID START: Brad Stevens became the second consecutive Butler coach to begin his coaching career with five straight victories. Current Iowa head coach Todd Lickliter won his first five games at Butler, including three in Alaska at the Top of the World Classic, in 2001-02. Lickliter went on to win his first 13 games as a head coach. Stevens served as an assistant coach under Lickliter for six years.
•Butler head coach Brad Stevens has named all five seniors, Julian Betko, Drew Streicher, A. J. Graves, Mike Green and Pete Campbell, as his team captains for 2007-08.
•Julian Betko and Mike Green were in Butler's starting lineup for the 41st consecutive game against Virginia Tech. A. J. Graves made his 95th career start for the Bulldogs, Drew Streicher made his eighth career start and Pete Campbell made his fifth Butler start.
•A. J. Graves hit four three-point field goals against Virginia Tech, boosting his career total to 231. He stands second on Butler's all-time list for three-pointers, 83 behind all-time leader and former teammate Bruce Horan (2002-06).
•A. J. Graves, who scored 17 points in Butler's victory over Virginia Tech last night, stands in 11th place on Butler's all-time scoring list with 1,437 career points. He needs two points to crack Butler's all-time "Top 10."
•A. J. Graves has scored in double-figures in 13 straight games, dating back to last season. He has scored in double-figures in 80 of 101 games during his Butler career.
•A. J. Graves led the Bulldogs with six assists against Virginia Tech. His total was one shy of his career-high, set twice previously.
•Forward Pete Campbell has hit 13 three-point field goals in Butler's first two games of the Great Alaska Shootout. He needs five three-pointers in the championship game to tie the tournament record.
•The seven three-point field goals that Pete Campbell hit against Virginia Tech were the second-highest single game total of his Butler career. He hit eight three-pointers against Cleveland State last January.
•Senior Julian Betko posted a season-high eight points against both Michigan and Virginia Tech. The last time he scored more points was against Ball State (11) last December.
•Sophomore Willie Veasley, who sat out Butler's first four games because of a knee injury, saw his first 2007-08 action in Butler's win over Virginia Tech. Veasley had four points, two rebounds, one assist and one steal in eight minutes against the Hokies.
•Butler head coach Brad Stevens added walk-on Alex Anglin to this year's roster. A 6-4 sophomore, Anglin was an all-area performer at Kokomo High School. He's one of three walk-ons on Butler's roster, joining junior Ben Slaton, who earned a spot in 2005-06, and sophomore Nick Rodgers, who earned a spot last year.
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Quitting Wall Street To Tell A Prostitute's Story
Each week, Weekend Edition Sunday brings listeners an unexpected side of the news by talking with someone personally affected by the stories making headlines.
Chris Arnade spent 20 years working on Wall Street, but after the financial crisis of 2008, he found himself increasingly disillusioned with his profession. So, in the summer of 2012, he quit and began walking the streets of New York, camera in hand.
Arnade was drawn to the Hunts Point neighborhood in the Bronx, known for its crime, drug trade and prostitution. There, he met Takeesha, a prostitute, outside an old monastery with a high, barbed-wire wall a block long.
"It was a Sunday afternoon, and she called me over and saw me with my camera and had seen me before, and asked me to take her picture," Arnade tells NPR's Jennifer Ludden. He did, and then chatted with her at length about her life and how she ended up on the streets.
Takeesha's hard story and her honesty had a tremendous impact on Arnade. "She was raped by a relative at 11, had her first child at 12, and was put out on the streets by her mother, who was also a prostitute, at the age of 13." Takeesha has been on the streets now for almost 25 years.
"When I finished up talking to her for that hour and a half ... I asked [her] how [she] wanted to be described," Arnade remembers. "She said, 'As who I am: a prostitute, a mother of six, and a child of God.'"
Arnade says Takeesha has always been very supportive of his photography, which he's published in a series called Faces of Addiction. "One of the things that's been told to me, I forget who exactly told it to me, was 'Being a homeless junkie, I often get offered people who want to buy me lunch. But very rarely does anybody ever ask me who I am.' "
The photography project has challenged Arnade's beliefs — particularly his atheism. "I walked into Hunts Point and naively thought that I would see the same cynicism towards faith that I had, and I saw the exact opposite."
Takeesha says the person who gives her hope is God, and in the crackhouses he visits — abandoned buildings at three in the morning, with no electricity or plumbing — he almost always finds a bible. "You have to respect how people get to their beliefs, and why they get to their beliefs."
Arnade hopes people look at the people he photographs for several seconds at a time, reading their stories and thinking about inequality. "There are people in this world ... who have very little. Not due to their own problems, not due to their own failings but to society. Everybody, homeless, prostitute and a Wall Street trader is as valid as anybody else."
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CHRIS ARNADE: I was spending my days with what society considers the winners and certainly, monetarily the winners. I was, you know, working on Wall Street and at nights I was spending my nights with what society considers the losers. And the losers were no lazier or no less gifted, weren't any dumber. They were just dealt a very bad hand.
That's Chris Arnade. Before quitting his job a year and a half ago, he was a trader on Wall Street. But he found himself increasingly disillusioned with his profession following the financial crisis of 2008. He began walking the streets of New York, camera in hand. Arnade was drawn to the neighborhood of Hunts Point in the Bronx, known for its crime, drug trade and prostitution. He started talking with the people he met in over time and over time they invited him to take their photos.
He calls the series, "Faces of Addiction," and he shared with us the story of one person he's photographed. Chris Arnade is our Sunday Conversation.
ARNADE: Hunts Point has a monastery. It was built in the 1860s and has a high barbed-wire wall that runs the length of a block. And in front of the wall and monastery was Takeesha. She is a prostitute. She is someone I now know very well.
It was a Sunday afternoon, and she called me over and saw me with my camera and had seen me before, and asked me to take her picture. And I did, and we spoke for an hour - hour and a half and we talked a lot about her life, about how she ended up on the streets. And the story impacted me immensely, not only in terms of how rough a story it was, but also how honest she was about what she was doing with her life now.
LUDDEN: I'm looking at the picture of to Takeesha here. She's middle-age, maybe a little older - I can't tell. She's got a looks like a see-through lace, kind of negligee standing next to a garbage can. I'm not quite sure. Her legs folded, her arm across to one knee looking at the camera.
ARNADE: Yeah. She's 38. She was raped by a relative by 11, had her first child at 12. And was put out on the streets by her mother, who was also a prostitute at the age of 13. She has been on the streets since then, almost now 25 years. When I finish up talking to her for that hour and a half, I generally always ask people one question. I ask them how they want to be described. And she gave me one sentence. She said as who I am: a prostitute, a mother of six and a child of God. And, again, the honest and the directness by which - just was very striking to me.
LUDDEN: And how do you think she feels about being photographed and knowing that you're sharing these photos and they're out there?
ARNADE: She has been very, very supportive. I would never publish a picture of anybody who doesn't want that picture published. I told her quite honestly what I was doing, quite bluntly what I was doing. I came back the following week. I showed her the picture and the write-up I had done and she was very proud of it. You know, one of the things that had been told to me - I forget who exactly told it to me was - being a homeless junkie, I often get offered people who want to buy me lunch but very rarely does anybody ever ask me who I am and what or - I'll put it bluntly - give a (bleep) about me. And knowing that someone out there is caring about them or thinking about them matters a lot.
LUDDEN: You have written that you were an atheist and then that was kind of challenged as you started meeting these people that you're taking photographs of. What happened?
ARNADE: I have a Ph.D. in physics before I went to Wall Street. And I think science is great at doing things like building bridges. I don't think it's great at explaining life, certainly not good at explaining how people are built. I walked into Hunts Point and I guess naively thought that I would see the same cynicism towards faith that I had. And I saw the exact opposite. Takeesha says the person who's watching her or gives her hope is God. You know, I'm often in crack houses at three in the morning. And these are abandoned buildings with no electricity, no plumbing. And you'll find the Bible almost in every one of them. And that Bible, the rosaries they carry, the bible gives them hope. You have to respect how people get to their beliefs and why they get to their beliefs.
LUDDEN: When people see your photographs of the prostitutes and drug addicts there in the Bronx, what do you want them to take away?
ARNADE: I want them to look at the person, to look at the picture for five seconds, six seconds, just a stare, and then use those moments to read the person's story and to look at them as another human being and to remind themselves that there are people in this world - people five minutes away from where very wealthy people live who have very little, not due to their own problems, not due to their own failings, but to society. Everybody - homeless, prostitute and a Wall Street trader - as valid as anybody else.
LUDDEN: Chris Arnade is a photographer and columnist for The Guardian newspaper. There's a link to his photos on our website, NPR.org.
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50 Cent The Money And The Power Premieres On MTV
November 06, 2008 07:00 AM by Joe Reality
MTV is launching a new business reality show that will feature rapper 50 Cent. The series is called 50 Cent: The Money and the Power and will feature the rapper schooling aspiring business moguls.
According to Forbes magazine, 50 Cent, who is also known as Curtis Jackson, earned over $150 million in 2007. In addition to his earning from his rapping, 50 Cent also managed to turn a stake in Vitamin Water into a 9-figure payout. As 50 Cent puts it, "If I was just my image, I wouldn't have made this much money."
50 Cent is working on a book called "The 50th Law," which is being co-authored with Robert Greene. The book shares the lessons that 50 Cent learned as a street hustler that helped him become the huge success that he is today.
In 50 Cent: The Money and the Power, fourteen wannabe moguls will live and work together at "Camp Curtis," which is a Brooklyn warehouse. The contestants will sleep in tents named after the five boroughs of New York City. The contestants will compete in challenges designed to help teach them the very same skills that helped 50 Cent succeed. 50 Cent's G-Unit label mate Tony Yayo will help to keep the contestants in line throughout series.
At the end of every episode, 50 Cent will narrow down the contestants but testing them on the knowledge he has taught them. The lasting contestant standing will receive a $100,000 to help them launch their dream.
50 Cent: The Money and the Power will run for ten one hour episodes. LL Cool J, Aubrey O'Day of Danity Kane, Lloyd Banks and radio personality and blogger Miss Info will make guest appearances.
50 Cent: The Money and the Power will premieres on Thursday, November 6 at 10 PM ET/PT on MTV.
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Its a game about nothing™
Seriously, its a MOG. No great enemy to fight. Just grind away on monsters in dungeons and improve your stats and collect wealth like any typical MOG.
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Thanks for pointing that out, fixed
Forum topic: no license yet
I started a discussion about this on the Greenlight page for Destination Sol: http://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/274194423/5227...
Feel free to add enlightened advice there :-)
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MyGameCompany shut its doors. It makes me wonder, where you bought the game.
Post on GOL: http://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/mygamecompany-is-shutting-its-door...
Whish I could help but it's probably not an nVidia related problem since I use nVidia :)
GTX 550 Ti and Driver version 337.25.
My guess is that you are missing some 32-bit libs
I won't start for me with nVidia 650m.
It's not perfect on Linux but it's absolutley playable. Have mostly experienced minor graphical glitches and some painful random loadingtimes.
Its one of the few games where some of the more humble GPU cards are not even supported. So maybe the requirements are a bit steep. I've an Intel so I should probably not buy it to just find out latter that it doesn't work :(
Also... while the game has a 95% score in steam, half of the bad reviews are "the game is broken in mac..." but it doensn't (yet?) work well in Linux too. Can anyone confirm?


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Patient Comments: Hashimoto's Thyroiditis - Symptoms
The symptoms of Hashimoto's thyroiditis can vary greatly from patient to patient. What were your symptoms at the onset of your disease?
Comment from: bamagirl, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: April 11
I was 13 years old when diagnosed with Hashimoto"s thyroiditis. My eyes grew fat behind them and they bulged out badly. My mother took me to the doctor and after examining my gland, it felt enlarged. After a thyroid scan I had iodine treatment. I was then diagnosed. My skin is very dry, I have brittle hair, slow heartbeat and bad menstrual cycles and it was hard to conceive. But I did and have two wonderful boys.
Comment from: viola, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: February 11
At first I felt good, but went to the eye doctor with torn retina. I had headaches. I experienced coldness, numbness, tingling, blurry vision, pain, carpal tunnel, couldn"t go on walks without tiring out quickly and hair falling out. I was going hypo and hyper thyroid back and forth so it took several months for doctors to figure it out. I had Hashimoto"s thyrotoxicosis and now it"s just Hashimoto"s. Eight months later I have about half of my hair still and it is not falling out! Yay! I am on 100 MCG Synthroid and doing better but it is hard to be patient. I want to be like I was before all this. The doctor said it could take a few more months!
Comment from: armymom, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: January 27
I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's 5+ years ago. I've been to 2 different doctors who have changed my medications several times. My weight and cholesterol increased, my mood swings became uncontrollable and I became severely depressed. One doctor had me convinced I needed anxiety medication. Both doctors only relied on my TSH levels. If the levels were in the normal range, they didn't think my concerns were viable. I feel horrible. I felt much better before I went on Synthroid. I have now been off Synthroid for 2 weeks. So far so good. I'm no dummy; I'm closely monitoring everything so if the slightest need arises, I will be seeing my doctor. I know it takes time and I may still have some Synthroid in my system. But for now, I feel ok.
Comment from: Lina, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: January 27
When I was 14 years old my mom noticed a few things wrong with me. 1) I was so tired all the time that when I came home from school I had to sleep for about 2 to 3 hrs. 2) My grades in school dropped because I couldn't focus on anything. 3) My hair was dry and gray started to appear. There wasn't a doctor that could diagnose me and by the time I was 33 I had a very hard time conceiving and after 2 miscarriages and passing out in the middle of the street from lack of energy and pains all over my body, finally a doctor saw the size of my neck and did an ANA test - it was then that I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's. By that time I had multiple cold nodules that led to the total removal of my thyroid. I am now 56 and have 2 grown children, my daughter with Hashimoto antibodies and my son with a hormonal deficiency due to lack of human chorionic gonadotropin that led him to briefly stop growing and have the testosterone levels of a 4 year old but, he was 11. Thank goodness that I acted fast and found him a child endocrinologist that took care of it. Meanwhile I believe my Hashimoto's had a lot to do with all this.
Comment from: Rhiannon, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: January 14
I was found to have Hashimoto's thyroiditis when I was 12. I had a large swelling on my throat which caused some alarm when my mother realized it was there. Aside from that I apparently had no symptoms but when I was diagnosed, it was found that my growth had been stunted as a result. Thankfully with medication I was able to catch up (and not look like I was perpetually 8 years old) though I still look like I am in my mid-teens at 24.
Comment from: Jet, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: January 14
It has taken almost 20 years for the doctors to diagnose me with Hashimoto's. I started with a positive serum RA (rheumatoid arthritis). It continued with aches, severe hip pain, you name it. Almost all the doctors, I felt thought I was crazy. After an MRI for something else, they found that I only had a right thyroid lobe left. The left had been destroyed after all these years. Now with a true diagnosis and levothyroxine for 6 months, I have slept well, no aches and pains (other than hips) and no more constipation. I feel so much better and look forward to even getting better. Note though, to have a baseline bone scan done. At 30 years old I had osteopenia added to the list and they now feel it was from the Hashimoto's.
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looks nice. We'll look forward to a range report.
What's the capacity on it?
This is a discussion on new 45 for CCW within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I grabbed the BUDS exclusive P220........and its SWEET ! SAO,NS,Rosewood, mags for 699.....Im a kid in a candy store with this gem,unique also..... Range time ...
I grabbed the BUDS exclusive P220........and its SWEET !
SAO,NS,Rosewood, mags for 699.....Im a kid in a candy store with this gem,unique also.....
Range time Sunday.,,,,,,,,,,
looks nice. We'll look forward to a range report.
What's the capacity on it?
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Revolvers, more elegant weapons for a more civilized age.
Nice! Glad you got yours. Buds is swamped right now. Still waiting on mine...its been in the shipping dept for a week.
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Congrats. I love my P220 and two of my team members also have 220s. Great guns and one of the best .45s ever built.
That is a great looking gun. I like the grips and the melt job. I'm a fan of Sigs in .45 caliber.
Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the Peoples' Liberty's Teeth." - George Washington
Nice looking pistol. Love the grips. I'd be willing to own a SIG done up like yours.
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saw those on Buds. At that price, you stole it. A SIG 220 for $699? Blasphemy!!! Must be a Sig clone.
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Congrats on the new gun.
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That is a very nice looking gun, I would like to get rid of my P229, for a gun like that. My 229 is kind of big for concealed carry. I will be looking into one of those.
I recently acquired a NIB 220 compact SAS gen2 - and I absolutely love it. I hope you enjoy yours! Looks awesome...
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Estimates on the market are that communication company's former CEO Amikam Cohen is also candidate to replace outgoing chairman, but Migdal chairman is favorite to win
Golan Hazani, Calcalist
Published: 01.08.12, 13:07 / Israel Business
Golan Hazani, Calcalist
The company advised the Tel Aviv Stock exchange that Ben-Dov had announced his intention of ending his position as chairman.
The most prominent candidate to replace Ben-Dov and with whom negotiations are in the most advanced stages is Migdal Group Chairman and former Ministry of Finance Director-General Aaron Fogel, who is considered a financial and management pundit. Calcalist has learned that Ben-Dov held a number of meetings with Fogel recently.
At the same time, Ben-Dov is holding talks with at least two more candidates, and estimates are that former Partner CEO Amikam Cohen is also a candidate; however, Fogel is considered the favorite to win.
Ben-Dov is also negotiating with banks with the aim of naming an investment bank that would find a financial or strategic investor to share Partner's controlling interest.
Following Calcalist's exposure, the company announced Sunday that Ben-Dov was set to end his position as Partner chairman but would continue to sit on the board of directors, and that the board was set to discuss the appointment of a new chairman in the next few days.
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Former assistant adjutant general and Gulfport attorney Al Hopkins is challenging Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood for the job of chief legal officer of the state.
Hopkins, a Republican, took the podium first and spent quite a bit of time questioning whether or not Hood, a Democrat, was really concerned about his home state.
"It's time for an attorney general who will work for you and put Mississippi's interests first and ensure accountability," Hopkins said. "There'll be sunshine with Al Hopkins in this office."
"Our office has returned over $186 million to the taxpayers and consumers of Mississippi. And I am proud of that record," Hood said.
Hood and Hopkins will not square off until the general election Nov. 6.
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Computer hackers and identity thieves have taken on a new roll: agents of the Homeland Security Department.
At least, that's the claim in a recent round of malicious spam e-mails sent to thousands nation-wide. The scam purports that Homeland Security (DHS) is starting an investigation into a user's activity, and are going to suspend their computer. The easiest way to avoid the investigation? Pay a small fine.
Of course, the e-mail isn't authentic. The real Homeland Security Department and its U.S. Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT) are warning users not to fall for the scam.
"US-CERT and DHS encourage users and administrators to use caution when encountering these types of email messages and take the following preventive measures to protect themselves from phishing scams and malware campaigns that attempt to frighten and deceive a recipient for the purpose of illegal gain," the agency said.
The tips are fairly common sense things: don't click on any links you get, don't submit any information, don't forward the scam e-mails onto others and always keep your computer's virus software up-to-date.
Another recent scam claims that DHS has intercepted a cashiers check addressed to the user. All they require to release it is a "clearance fee."
"If you cannot come to our office in person for verification, clearance and collection of your check, send the verification and clearance fee of $2,890 to us via Western Union or Money Gram," the e-mail reads.
Some of the e-mails show a degree of sophistication, including using the names and positions of actual DHS officials.
Government officials warn computer users to be cautious.
"A hoax could be malicious, instructing users to delete a file necessary to the operating system by claiming it is a virus. It could also be a scam that convinces users to send money or personal information," the agency said. "Try to verify the information before following any instructions or passing the message along."
The agency's list of common scams includes a warning about a now-classic con: a fake message from DHS requesting assistance in a business transaction with – who else – wealthy Nigerians.
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May 26, 2016
Mr. James Buckingham Skewes
James Buckingham Skews, 81, died Monday at Riley Hospital. He was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but spent his whole life in Meridian; MS. Skewes was a graduate of The University of Mississippi.
While at Ole Miss he was a member of the Kappa Sigma social fraternity and of the Lamda Sigma journalist fraternity.
Skewes served as owner, editor-publisher of The Meridian Star from 1958 until his retirement in 1990. He was on the board which founded the Lamar Elementary School, the proudest achievement of his life.
He was also a lifetime member of the Kiwanis Club.
In the past, he also served on the boards of W.T.O.K television and Riley Memorial Hospital. In New Orleans, Skewes was a member of the Bienville Club and the Iris Club. He was also a member of the Royal Order of Saint George.
He was a lifelong Episcopalian and a member of The Church of the Mediator where he served as a Verger for many years.
Skewes was preceded in death by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Skewes. He is survived by his wife, Hilah McLean Skewes and several cousins.
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The funeral will be graveside at Magnolia Cemetery on Friday, September 18, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. The Reverend Helen Tester officiating. There will be no visitation. Graveside Services will be at Magnolia Cemetery.
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There had been talk heading into the July 31st trade deadline that the Philadelphia Phillies would try to trade former Cy Young winner Cliff Lee. The Texas Rangers, where Lee pitched in the second half of the 2010 season, had been mentioned as a candidate for Lee.
But the Phillies and Rangers did not work out a deal for Lee before the trade deadline.
As a result, the Phillies placed Lee on trade waivers. A mystery team, which was later revealed to be the Los Angeles Dodgers, put in a claim for Lee but the Phillies pulled back, which means that Lee will not head to the Dodgers.
The Phillies had reportedly wanted a big package in exchange for Lee, reports ESPN's Buster Olney.
All that putting Lee on waivers means is that the Phillies wanted to know if any team would claim his ridiculous contract, which will pay him approximately $95 million by the end of the 2015 season. When the Phillies pulled back, they guaranteed that Lee will remain with the team for the remainder of the year because a player cannot be placed on revocable waivers only once during this period.
So if the Phillies put Lee on waivers again, they would lose him because the Dodgers would claim him, and the Phillies don't want to do that. This does increase the likelihood that the Phillies will attempt to trade Lee to the Dodgers in the offseason.
Neither Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti or Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr would comment when asked about the claim on Lee.
The Dodgers clearly want to win this year, as indicated by their trade for Hanley Ramirez and Shane Victorino in the month of July, as well as their trade for Phillies pitcher Joe Blanton on Friday.
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Quick Look: Specialized Rime shoes
- By Logan VonBokel
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- Black and "ion" is the only colorway for the Rime in 2012. Photo: Brad Kaminski © Singletrack.com
- The Vibram soles should offer more traction than most mountain shoes on the market. Photo: Brad Kaminski © Singletrack.com
- The Rimes feature the latest, Boa S2 retention system along with 2 rather tacky velcro straps. Photo: Brad Kaminski © Singletrack.com
- The long term comfort of the Vibram soles will be the true test of the Rime. Photo: Brad Kaminski © Singletrack.com
The Specialized Rime shoe is forging a genre all its own within the mountain bike shoe category. Specialized's latest creation does away with the carbon sole and the ultra light upper, but still holds on to the retention features of a $350 race shoe. Specialized has blended the BOA technology of their S-Works shoes with a hard Vibram sole that gives the average rider a bit more comfort on long all-mountain days. At $175 the Rime is positioned between the Comp and Pro level shoes, but packs a very different punch.
The Rime features the latest S2 BOA and two Velcro straps, making the Rime the least expensive BOA shoe in the Specialized mountain bike line by nearly $200. Lake, another manufacturer incorporating BOA technology offers their MX170 mountain bike shoes for under $200 with a BOA, though the MX170 is much more of an XC shoe rather than a Trail shoe. Out of the box, the Rimes do not catch the eye as a fashionable addition to one's wardrobe. They look like your average trail shoes, but the secureness of their fit will impress even the snobbiest of fashion connoisseur.
At 420 grams a shoe (size 43), the Rime is about 100 grams heavier than similarly priced shoes. The cost reflects the versatility of the Vibram sole mixed with the BOA technology. The shoe is clearly no lightweight, but we hope its comfort on the trail for a long day will make the sacrifice worthwhile. Around the office we find the Vibram soles to be very grabby and surprisingly stiff, but check back for our full review of the Rime.
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That law, which went into effect in January, imposes a health care expenditure requirement on employers.
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For those employers who have elected to satisfy the spending mandate by making contributions to the city, payments are made on a quarterly basis. The first payment for employers with 50 or more employees is due April 30, while the first quarterly payment for employers with 20 to 49 employees is due July 30. Employers with fewer than 20 employees are exempt from the law.
While a U.S. District Court judge late last year ruled in a suit filed by a San Francisco-area restaurant association that the spending requirement was pre-empted by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in January that the law can be implemented while the appeals court decides on the ERISA pre-emption issue.
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