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OSTIblog Articles in the WorldWideScience.org (WWS) Topic
Faster than the speed of light? Or an anomaly?
by Kate Bannan 27 Sep, 2011 in Science Communications
According to Einstein's theory of relativity, it is not possible for matter to travel faster than the speed of light in a vacuum. The speed of light (186,282 miles per second) has long been considered a cosmic speed limit, and much of modern physics is based on Einstein's work. Now there is a possibility that Einstein was wrong -- and physics may have to rethink the concept of matter and energy.
Related Topics: biological sciences, neutrinos, physics, Science Accelerator, ScienceCinema, speed of light, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
Shake Rattle and Roll! The Science of Earthquakes
by Kate Bannan 25 Aug, 2011 in Science Communications
A rare, powerful 5.8-magnitude earthquake shook the East Coast United States on August 23. Damage was light, but millions of people were surprised and unnerved by the event. The earthquake occurred near Mineral, Virginia, about 100 miles southwest of Washington, DC. It was a shallow earthquake, and shaking was recorded all along the Appalachians, from Georgia to New England. There have been several aftershocks and more are expected.
An earthquake is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth'scrustthat creates seismic waves. It is estimated that around 500,000 earthquakes occur each year, detectable with current instrumentation. About 100,000 of these can be felt. Earthquakes are caused mostly by rupture of geological faults, but also by other events such as volcanic activity, landslides, mine blasts, and nuclear tests.
Related Topics: earthquake, USGS, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
"Mobilizing" Science
by Dr. Walt Warnick 05 Aug, 2011 in Technology
At the youngest ages, children are intrigued by Mentos in a Diet Coke. Figuring out what nature is trying to tell us, which is otherwise known as doing science, can be exciting. But, too often, young people become disabused of that excitement when they experience the drudgery of reading dry texts while confined in a stuffy cubicle or a study carrel. Now we are taking a step to help change that perspective. We are displacing text with video, and we are making it easy to find and learn science wherever you happen to be.
It is an unfortunate circumstance that fun is too often taken out of science. We should want students of all ages to be happy, as happy people invest themselves more into what they are doing. We should want science to remain an avocation even as it becomes a vocation for some students and others move on to different interests.
Related Topics: apps, mobile, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
WorldWideScience.org Goes Mobile
by Lorrie Johnson 19 Jul, 2011 in Products and Content
WorldWideScience.org recently released a new mobile version (http://m.worldwidescience.org). Scientists and researchers throughout DOE and the entire U.S. now have access to over 80 scientific and technical databases from preeminent libraries and information centers around the world, all via their "smart phones" or tablets.
Operating in the same fashion as the computer-based version of WorldWideScience.org, the user simply enters a single query into the search box on the phone. Using federated search technology, the query is distributed to each of the approximately 80 databases and the search results are combined and re-ranked according to relevance.
Related Topics: mobile, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
by Kate Bannan 30 Jun, 2011 in Science Communications
We are proud to note that OSTI was featured in the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry'ssummer issue of its newsletter, the Business Insider.
The Chamber says that OSTI and our comprehensive services "…might be one of the most useful – and best kept secrets – in the federal government."
Related Topics: mission, Science.gov, Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
WorldWideScience Opens International Doors
by Dr. Walt Warnick 06 Jun, 2011 in Personal Perspectives
On May 25, 2011, I made an invited presentation in Geneva, Switzerland at the 14th session of the United Nations' Commission on Science and Technology for Development (CSTD). I want to share with you the reception WorldWideScience.org received at this conference.
CSTD and OSTI share similar goals. CSTD supports universal access for all to scientific knowledge. OSTI seeks to share DOE R&D results with as many people as possible and we partner with other organizations to create integrated products designed to attract users.
Related Topics: Commission on Science and Technology for Development, CSTD, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
OSTI's Web Traffic
by Mark Martin 16 May, 2011 in Technology
Recently, I had the opportunity to explore OSTI's web traffic statistics with Walt Warnick and Karen Spence. I am quite happy with what was revealed about our traffic growth and the value of our various collaborations in making scientific and technical information more accessible. So I wanted to share it with you here at the OSTI Blog.
Related Topics: Science.gov, Web traffic, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
World Wide Information: The Other Side of the Coin
by Kristin Bingham 29 Mar, 2011 in Products and Content
Much has been written in this blog about WorldWideScience.org. As regular readers well know, it is a global gateway to scientific and technical databases conceived, developed, and operated by the US Department of Energy's Office of Scientific and Technical Information.
Related Topics: Enrico Fermi, history of science, multilingual, translations, World digial Library, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
Join OSTI at the AAAS Annual Meeting, February 17-21
by Dr. Walt Warnick 01 Feb, 2011 in Science Communications
The Department of Energy's Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI) will be at the American Association for the Advancement of Science's 2011 Annual Meeting. The theme of this year's meeting is "Science without Borders."
OSTI will have a booth (#201 floor plan) at the meeting. Our central theme is "Ensuring Global Science Access."
Related Topics: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science Accelerator, Science.gov, ScienceEducation.gov, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...
Enormous STI Content Made Easily Searchable by OSTI
by Dr. Walt Warnick 01 Jul, 2010 in Products and Content
We have integrated about ten OSTI products dealing with technical reports, e-prints, patents, conference proceedings, project summaries, etc., so that they are all searchable via s single query. The integrated product allows users to search without first having to decide which OSTI product is likely to have the content he/she seeks. This product is ScienceAccelerator.gov.
Related Topics: federated search, Science Accelerator, Science.gov, WorldWideScience.org (WWS)Read more...


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Couple pleads guilty to ruining World War II Jewish hideout to create kitchen in apartment they were renting from city of Warsaw
Associated Press
Published: 09.11.13, 08:01 / Israel Jewish Scene
Associated Press
The couple, identified as Dariusz P. and Elzbieta P, were indicted after city authorities discovered in 2012 that they had removed the wardrobe to create a kitchen in the small apartment.
During the Second World War, Warsaw Ghetto
inmate Leon Jolson made the hideout behind a giant wardrobe in the apartment while working outside the ghetto perimeter. Jolson, his mother Blima, and his wife Anna hid there in 1942.
His mother died in hiding, but Jolson and his wife remained there until September 1944 and survived the Holocaust.
In 1999, the hideout was listed as a historic monument and was being checked by city authorities from time to time.
Spokesman for Warsaw prosecutors, Dariusz Slepokura, said the couple pleaded guilty. He also said he believes the court case should be closed.

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Steven Ekberg
anonymous phone call was made to 9-1-1 claiming that Steven Ekberg possessed
an arsenal of firearms, including machine guns, and a box of poisons,
including ricin. The caller stated that he used to be Ekberg's
roommate and that he saw the items several months before the day he called
9-1-1. Since then, Ekberg had moved back to his mother's home.
The caller stated that Ekberg said he would use the firearms and poison "if,
like, the government ever, like, tried to screw him over."
Ekberg worked as a waiter at various restaurants in Ocala, Florida.
He was depressed and was mixing prescription drugs with cocaine and alcohol.
He had threatened suicide in the past. The caller stated that Ekberg
possessed a cardboard box containing several vials, glass tubes, and
jars all containing poisons. When Ekberg referred to the poisons he stated, "If
I put this in your drink you would die and nobody would be able to trace
it to me. If I put this in your food you would get really, really sick
but you wouldn't die, but it would be painful." He also stated
that the substance was "really illegal."
FBI agents went to Ekberg's home, where his mother gave consent
to search the residence. During the search, they found a recipe for making
ricin and a military manual on explosives and demolition, incendiaries,
and guerrilla warfare. They also removed Ekberg's computer from
the residence. Ekberg later confessed to attempting to manufacture ricin
by partially following a recipe that was stored on his computer.
Ekberg was arrested and indicted on one count of the Biological Weapons
Anti-Terrorism Act. On May 3, 2005, he pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to 26 months in a federal prison.
Myron Tereshchuk
On March 10, 2004, FBI agents executing a search warrant on a Maryland
home for an extortion/computer intrusion investigation discovered ingredients
that could be used to produce the deadly biological toxin ricin and other
potential weapons of mass destruction.
Among the items found were castor beans, laboratory glassware, numerous
chemical reagents, unidentified liquids, crystalline solids, electrical
components, and inert hand grenades.
Myron Tereshchuk, who lived in the house, was arrested and admitted
to initiating the process of ricin production. A copy of the U.S. patent
for ricin production was found on Tereshchuk. Laboratory analysis identified
the liquids and solids to be ricin, nicotine sulfate (a chemical used
in pesticides), and explosive powder. Also found in the house were incendiary
explosive devices, including practice grenade bodies that had been modified
to hold explosive powder.
On May 13, 2005, Tereshchuk pled guilty to possession of a biological
weapon and possession of explosives. He was sentenced to three years
and five months in prison for each charge. He was additionally sentenced
to three years of supervised release.
Noel Davila
On August 20, 2002, the Connecticut State Attorney's Office (CSAO)
received a threatening letter containing white powder. The letter
mentioned anthrax and referenced Usama bin Laden. Laboratory analysis
the white powder did not contain anthrax. While awaiting these results,
the CSAO was closed for two days.
Our investigation revealed the letter
was sent from the Connecticut Department of Corrections Facility in
Cheshire. A human source was developed
at the facility who stated that Noel Davila was responsible for
mailing the letter. In several recorded meetings with the witness, Davila
outlined the entire process of preparing and mailing the letter.
In June 2004, Davila was convicted of a threatened use of a weapon of
mass destruction and delivery of a threat through the U.S. mail. On May
11, 2005, he was sentenced to five years in prison for the delivery of
a threat through the U.S. mail and 30 years in prison for the threatened
use of a weapon of mass destruction.
Twin Sisters Plot
In 1999, three members of the San Joaquin County, California, militia,
a right-wing militant group, plotted to destroy two propane tanks in
Elk Grove, California.
The tanks, each holding approximately 12 million gallons of liquid propane,
were part of the largest above-ground propane facility in North America.
The members—Donald K. Rudolph, Kevin Ray Patterson, and Charles
Dennis Kiles—dubbed the two tanks the "Twin Sisters" and
viewed the propane tank farm as "a target of opportunity."
The plot originated in 1996, when many militia groups were tasked to
identify targets in their area that were susceptible to sabotage and
that, if destroyed, would cause a major disturbance and lead the government
to declare martial law. This was part of a larger conspiracy by militia
groups to undermine and destabilize the federal government. Rudolph,
Patterson, and Kiles intended to follow through with the plan in late
It is estimated that the explosion would have caused 12,000 deaths,
widespread fire, and third-degree burns among individuals within five
miles or more of the explosion.
During the FBI investigation, Rudolph agreed to assist in exchange for
not being charged in this matter and instead pleaded guilty to a previous
charge of plotting to assassinate a U.S. District Court judge in 1998.
In 2002, Patterson and Kiles were convicted of threatened use of a weapon
of mass destruction. Patterson was sentenced to 21 years in federal prison
and five years supervised release. Kiles was sentenced to 22 years in
federal prison and five years supervised release. Rudolph was sentenced
to five years in federal prison.
Stuart Adelmann
In August 1996, Stuart Adelmann, posing as Brian Stuart Von Adelmann,
Ph.D., used a counterfeit Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) license
to order the following radioactive materials: Sodium-22, Cadmium-109,
and Carbon-14.
Adelmann was arrested on August 29, 1996, and charged with violating
Title 18 U.S. Code, Section 831 – Prohibited Transactions Involving
Nuclear Materials. This was the first indictment and prosecution using
Title 18 USC 831.
Adelmann pled guilty and was sentenced to five years in federal prison.
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Take that Mr. Dream!
If I had a mountain, and wasn't lazy, I'd climb it to scream at the top of my lungs just how excited I am that Mike Tyson (before the jail time, ear dinner and face tattoo) will be featured in Electronic Arts' "Fight Night Round 4."
Because the studio that brought us previous incarnations (EA Chicago) was shuttered, EA Canada will take charge on this one and I couldn't be happier. The graphics are getting an overhaul, there's going to be inside fighting and here's hoping Floyd Mayweather is in the game so I don't have to create "Pretty Boy" just to beat the snot out of him with Ricky Hatton.
Look for this one in 2009. For an interview with the developer at Gamespot, click here.
Other stuff that isn't "Fight Night": PS3 Demos galore this week! I've been downloading the "Haze" demo for some time now, I guess my Internet connection is slow, but when I try it, you'll know. I did play through two levels on "The Bourne Conspiracy" demo and I'm not entirely sold - mainly because the jerky camera movement that spoiled the films for me appears in the game. This game would have benefitted greatly from some "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune" action.
The "Dragon Ball Z: Burst Limit" demo floating around is another story completely. As a fan of previous fighter entries in the series, "Burst Limit" truly takes this franchise where it's never gone before graphically. The game looks exactly like the cartoon. Don't miss this one, even if you aren't a fan of the long-running anime. I'm certainly not.
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Wolfberries are also known as goji berries or chinese wolfberries. Considered a medicinal herb, you will find them listed in most plant and gardening supply catalogs in the herb section. Wolfberries are prized for their antioxidant and mineral content. They can be eaten dried or fresh. Wolfberries are not fussy plants and can be grown in heavy clay and sandy soils, in part shade to full sun. Wolfberries are vining shrubs that are often planted on banks to control erosion. Hardy in zones 5 to 9, wolfberries attract wildlife and are a good source of nectar for bees.
Things You'll Need
- Pruning shears
- Shovel
- Mulch
- All-purpose fertilizer or compost
Growing Wolfberry Plants
Trim off any broken or dead branches.
Choose a well-drained spot with at least 6 hours of sun a day. Dig a hole just larger than the roots. Most wolfberries are shipped in containers; plant the roots at the same depth as they are in the container. Leave enough space for the adult plant to reach 8 feet tall and wide.
Place the wolfberry plant in the hole and back fill the soil, tamping it gently around the plant
Mulch around your plant with shredded bark to keep weeds at bay and retain moisture. Apply the mulch no more than 2 inches deep.
Feed the wolfberry plant once a year in late spring with compost (a handful sprinkled around the base works) or a general-purpose fertilizer.
Pick when the berry turns bright red. Wolfberries ripen in late summer and early fall.
Tips & Warnings
- Wolfberries are drought-resistant and generally don't need supplemental watering; however, if your area has a prolonged drought (several months no water), 1 inch of water every two weeks will keep your plant producing berries.
- Some states will not allow wolfberries to be shipped in from out-of-state suppliers.
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Slavic &
Automated Bibliographic Control Committee
Present: Sandra Levy (University of Chicago), Jackie Byrd (Indiana University), Tatyana Chubaryan (Texas A&M University), Carl Horne (Indiana University), Diana Brooking (University of Washington), Masha Misco (Miami University), Andy Spencer (University of Wisconsin-Madison), Robert C. Morgan (Library of Congress), Patricia Thurston (Yale University), Heghine Hakobyan (University of Oregon)
Welcome and Introductions: Larisa Walsh will be the SEES ABC Committee Chair for another week.
Approval of Minutes: Minutes have already been approved since they are published in the SEES e-newsletter.
Update on Resource Description and Access (RDA) -- Discussions on RDA Implementation, Experience with RDA Cataloging: Brad Schaffner, the Chair, and Sandra Levy will be the members of the Access and Preservation Committee for another year. Jon Giullian, Lilhadar Pendse, Jason Reuscher, and Cathy Zeljak are the committee members until the end of this meeting. There are some people who are interested in joining the Committee. Liladhar Pendse will be recruiting new members.
In the meantime, the RDA team will be working on such issues as making the existing language of the manual more comprehensible in plain English, introducing changes to some rules, and improving the toolkit's functionality. The report generally makes sense although some chapters are more comprehensive than the others.
RDA doesn't work well in MARC, so Library of Congress and other major stakeholders are looking into replacing the MARC by either eX-tensible catalog, or Open Source systems such as KUALI. Authority work in RDA will be done a little differently. Generally there is not much difference between RDA and AACR2 records according to the users involved in testing of the RDA records. Some users, for example, like the new presentation of the DVD physical description in MARC 3XX fields, others dislike it. The majority wants to see the video recording statement in subfield "h" of MARC field 245.
An informal RDA testing group for Slavic cataloging has not found any particular complications or impact of RDA while creating bibliographic records and describing various area studies materials. The exception is the uniform title area, which is not very clear in the RDA. The LCRI (Library of Congress Rule Interpretations) /AACR2 25.3A on providing a uniform title in modern orthography for works published in old orthography wasn't carried over. Inna Gudanets (Stanford University), Susan Summer (Columbia University) and Larisa Walsh (University of Chicago) commented in their survey about the uniform title and the necessity of reflecting LCRI/AACR2 rule 25.3A in RDA.
The University of Chicago, Brigham Young University, and Stanford University produced a large volume of data during the RDA test period. University of Chicago continues creating RDA records. Carl and Jackie from Indiana University are the only ones producing RDA records for 9 campuses. They are gaining expertise and getting ready to train their colleagues when RDA implementation begins. There are many strict rules in RDA but there is more room for a cataloger's judgment than in AACR2. A lot of training at Indiana University will be conducted for copy catalogers on how to choose an OCLC RDA record from the existing multiple records from different places.
Diana Brooking mentioned that it depends on how a cataloger looks at the record and sees which differences have impact and are new to functionality. The cataloger should see option A versus option B and figure out if there is a problem or it is just a difference in judgment.
It is also essential to consider the selection of the right cataloging record from the existing ones available in a union catalog, OCLC, and other union catalogs from the acquisitions and interlibrary loan specialists' point of view.In this regard OCLC has started its duplicate reduction program while looking at variant records to decide which ones to merge with minimum negative effect.
The real hope is that with the linked data RDA will play out the relationship between various manifestations and expressions to be displayed through MARC, Dublin Core, Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR), etc.
The decisions for the new cataloging code have been made, and now catalogers are waiting for details. The SEES ABC should make a note in the Slavic Cataloging Manual that we are waiting for all these details in order to be able to incorporate RDA into the manual.
Update on the Slavic Cataloging Manual Pre-Revolutionary Orthography Task Force: The ABC Task Force produced two documents on Russian orthography which are still in the working process.
Update on the Proposal to Revise Belarusian Romanization Table: A working group including Tatyana Chubaryan, Kirill Tolpygo, Inna Gudanets, Larisa Walsh, Lana Soglasnova, and Professor Curt Woolhiser (Harvard University) was organized to look at the Library of Congress Romanization Table for the Belarusian language. The task was to study and determine which letters are now obsolete and which letters should be included in the table. The study was done in collaboration with scholars and native speakers. The working group is proposing to include several notes with explanations on the differences between old and new Belarusian letters and their phonetic presentation.
The question of transliteration according to the Library of Congress and the international transliteration standards has been raised by ABC Committee members. Slavic catalogers would like to start doing cataloging in the vernacular to avoid all complications due to various Romanization standards.
Discussion on the Possible Proposal to Machine Readable Bibliographic Information (MARBI) on the Expansion of the Cyrillic Character Set for Non-Slavic Languages: The SEES ABC contacted the MARBI Committee chair in order to learn the requirements for such a proposal. Masha Misco, the incoming chair, will be coordinating the work for the production of either a discussion paper or a proposal.
News from the Slavic Funnel: The Slavic Funnel, established seven months ago, has been a great success and already submitted seven subject headings, including "Legal drama, Russian," "Moscow Basin (Russia)" and others. The Slavic Funnel proposals are submitted with special MARC code "PaPiASE" for the American Association of Slavic, Eurasian and East European Studies headquartered at the University of Pittsburg. The Slavic Funnel description and forms for subject headings' submission are available through the Subject Authority Cataloging of the Program for Cooperative Cataloging (PCC SACO) website.
Membership News: Masha Misco will be the new chair. Kirill Tolpygo (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), an active ABC Committee member, will start working as a Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Librarian and Curator of the Andre Savine Collection as of August 1, 2011. Larisa Walsh will continue her service as a member of the SEES ABC Committee. Larisa is very thankful to all ABC Committee members for their valuable contributions and for striving for continuous improvement of the Slavic cataloging.
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|Core document forming part of the reports of States parties : International Human Rights Instruments : Sri Lanka
|United Nations International Human Rights Instruments
|Government of Sri Lanka
|Publication Date
|23 September 2008
|Sri Lanka
|Human rights and fundamental freedoms
|Citation / Document Symbol
|Cite as
|United Nations International Human Rights Instruments, Core document forming part of the reports of States parties : International Human Rights Instruments : Sri Lanka, 23 September 2008, HRI/CORE/LKA/2008, available at: http://www.refworld.org/docid/49140fa4f.html [accessed 1 June 2016]
|Annexes (p. 50-119): 1. Treaty ratification and preporting history Sri Lanka -- 2. Partial list of major international conventions relating to issues of human rights -- 3. Indicators for assessing the implementation of human rights -- 4. Analysis of conformity of Sri Lankan law with key international instruments of human and labour rights to which Sri Lanka is a State party.
|This is not a UNHCR publication. UNHCR is not responsible for, nor does it necessarily endorse, its content. Any views expressed are solely those of the author or publisher and do not necessarily reflect those of UNHCR, the United Nations or its Member States.


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Learn three different knit cables while making this beautiful and stately afghan - makes a great heirloom gift. Designed by Kathy Zimmerman.
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Review: Faking Faith by Josie Bloss
Title: Faking Faith
Author: Josie Bloss
Format: Kindle
Genre: Contemporary YA
Source: personal copy
Published: November 8th 2011 by Flux
My Rating: ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ 1/2
From Goodreads.com
After a humiliating "sexting" incident involving a hot and popular senior, seventeen-year-old Dylan has become a social outcast—harassed, ignored, and estranged from her two best friends.
When Dylan discovers the blogs of homeschooled fundamentalist Christian girls, she's fascinated by their old-fashioned conversation themes, like practicing submission to one's future husband. Blogging as Faith, her devout alter ego, Dylan befriends Abigail, the group's queen bee. But growing closer to Abigail (and her intriguing older brother) forces Dylan to choose: keep living a lie or come clean and face the consequences.
Poor Dylan Mohaney! This book is one series of bad decisions after another! First she falls victim to a sexting scandal, and goes all Carrie Underwood on her boyfriend – which coincidentally? Is also caught on video.
Then, while still grounded from the above incidents, she uses her parents credit card to buy a bus ticket to meet a girl she's met on the internet – telling her parents she's on her way to some school related summer camp. (At this point? I was seriously wanting to shake some sense into Dylan. I blame that on the mixture of my own experiences as well as being a mother.)
Of course the internet friend (Abigail) doesn't know Dylan, she knows Faith. The sweet, Duggar-esque farm girl who loves God. Throw in Abigail's totally cute older brother, Dylan's true city girl attitude and a (nearly)arranged marriage scandal and you've got a great book!
Now go! Read Hobbitsies review (because it was so fabulous it caused me to pick this book up, then not put it down!) And then go read this book!


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Kim Zolciak Spotted Out And About With Newborn Twins
December 02, 2013 03:47 PM by Suzy Kerr
After giving birth to twins less than two weeks ago, Kim Zolciak made her first (unofficial) public appearance – with babies in tow! While the newborns were safely stowed away in their double stroller, the former Real Housewives of Atlanta star and her NFL hubby braved the chilly Georgia weather to take the brand new baby boy and girl to a doctor's appointment, and they even answered a couple of the photogs' questions.
As we reported previously, Kim delivered the little boy and girl, named Kane Ren and Kaia Rose, last month, announcing the arrival of the new additions on Nov. 25. The babies joined four big brothers and sisters – 2-year old KJ and 1-year Kash, her sons with Atlanta Falcons defensive end Kroy Biermann, and 11-year old Arianna and 16-year old Brielle, her daughters from previous relationships.
In the most recent pic, the Real Housewives of Atlanta alum follows just behind Kroy as he pushes the babies in a stroller and heads into the pediatrician's office. When the paps asked about the babies, Kim replied, "They are doing awesome." The 35-year old ex-reality star also admitted that having twins wasn't as hard as she thought it would be….yet, anyway. "A lot easier than I thought, so far … but don't speak too soon right?" she told the photogs. Hey, at least she's honest. Another thing she's honest about? Her lack of concern for holiday shopping. When the paps asked if the mom of six had scored any Black Friday deals, she laughed, "Oh my God, that is the last thing on my mind!"
Let's hope taking pics of the babies and posting them on her Instagram is on her mind, though, because we wanna see pics! After enduring weeks of belly shots before the twins were born, I think we're due.
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5 Ways To Organize Every Room In Your HomeSpring cleaning paves the way for summer organizing, and it pays to utilize summertime sales to get the best deals when you want to organize your home.
Best Family Activities In Chicago To Do Before The Summer EndsEnjoy the summer weather in Chicago while you still can with these family-friendly activities in and around Chicago.
What Can We Expect From Fall, Winter Weather?CBS 2's Megan Glaros says there may be a few surprises ahead.
Summer Weather, Finally, Settles Into ChicagoThose lazy, hazy days of summer that seemed elusive for weeks, are here and likely to say around for a while.
5 Things Not To Forget In Your Summer Beach BagA day at the beach should include a bag full of essentials to keep you comfortable and protected in the sun. Here are five must-haves not to forget when planning a day at the beach.
6 Kinds Of Food You Didn't Know You Could BBQBreak out of your picnic rut with these surprisingly grillable foods.
Winter In July: 5 Destinations To Cool Off InYou don't have to travel far to cool off this summer. Here are five fantastic summer destinations for a cool summer vacation with the whole family.
This Summer's Must Hear Midwest MusiciansLooking to refresh your music playlist? Make the most of your short Midwestern summer and check out these up-and-coming musicians, home-grown in the heartland.
Summer Vacation Planning On A BudgetYou can still have a fantastic Summer vacation -- on a budget -- with these five tips.
Festival-Goers Enjoy Weather On First Day Of SummerCBS 2's Roseanne Tellez reports once the gates opened Sunday morning, country music fans raced for the best seats at the Lake Shake Festival. .
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In the quest for smarter and safer transportation networks, automakers have been working on communication systems that use wireless technologies to share information between vehicles and infrastructure, such as traffic lights, road works, intersections and stop signs. The potential applications of these vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) systems are constantly being expanded, and while GM has been working to bring cyclists and pedestrians into the mix, a team from La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia, is looking to improve safety at railway crossings by developing a system that enables communication between trains and road vehicles.Read More
With government encouragement, London is seeing more cyclists taking to the road, which is great for the environment and public health. Unfortunately, London's roads were built for oxcarts, not bicycles, and certainly not cyclists and lorries at the same time. Sat nav company Navevo, in association with Transport for London (TLC), is trying to make this combination a bit safer with Navevo's ProNav HGV Cyclist Alert software, which provides visual and audible warnings of junctions and stretches of road with heavy cycle traffic.Read More
Hot on the heels of Daimler announcing the largest ever field-test of its car-to-X vehicle communications system in Germany, a similar program being conducted by the U.S. Department of Transport (DoT) got underway this week in the Ann Arbor region of Michigan. Whereas the Daimler trial involves 120 network-linked vehicles, the Connected Vehicle Safety Pilot Model Deployment Program will see some 3,000 vehicles hitting the road in the world's biggest ever real world test of connected-vehicle communication technology. Read More
With mobile telecommunications technology and social networking revolutionizing the way people communicate, various automakers, including Audi, GM and Daimler, are looking at ways to looking to improve the communications capabilities of vehicles to allows them to easily exchange information with each other and infrastructure to help improve safety, efficiency and driver convenience. Daimler's effort, called car-to-X (C2X) has now begun its largest ever field trial with 120 network-linked vehicles hitting the roads in Germany's Rhine-Main region.Read More
General Motors is working to expand upon its vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication systems that are being developed to allow information to be shared between vehicles and infrastructure to provide advance warning of potential road hazards, such as stalled vehicles, slippery roads, road works, intersections, stop signs and the like. The automaker is now looking to add pedestrians and cyclists to the mix so a car can detect them in low visibility conditions before the driver does. Read More
By now, everyone should know that using your mobile phone while driving is dangerous. Yet, when hitting the road the chances are you'll still see someone holding a phone to their ear while behind the wheel. Researchers in India are aiming to take away the ability for drivers to chat on the phone altogether by developing a system that blocks the a driver's mobile phone signal, while not affecting the phones of other passengers in the vehicle.Read More
New research released today by the Institute of Advanced Motorists in the UK doesn't tell us much we didn't know before, but it does put it in context. The smartphone is headed for ubiquitous usage, and the wonderful real-time communications and information services it offers are making the roads considerably LESS safe due to the distraction. Due no doubt to its higher levels of engagement, social networking while driving is considerably less safe than texting, drinking to the legal limit and smoking marijuana. And yes, talking on a mobile phone with or without a hands-free is definitely not good for your health, or the health of other road users.Read More
Basic car safety systems designed to save lives in the event of an accident like seatbelts and airbags are being supplemented in modern vehicles by increasingly sophisticated preventative technologies such as ABS and lane departure warning systems. The next step in the evolution of collision prevention technology is vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications systems like that found on the LTE Connected Car and BMW's Vision ConnectedDrivet concepts that would allow vehicles to share information on their relative location and road conditions. GM has recently announced it is testing small, portable devices that create a "wireless safety net" to gather information from other vehicles and infrastructure to warn drivers of potential hazards.Read More
The UK's Highway Code advises the use of care when approaching a level crossing and to only drive onto a crossing if the exit is clear on the other side. After all, finding yourself blocked on the track when a train is coming is probably not a great position to be in (unless you can depend on Hancock to stop the train before it hits). While such things may seem like common sense, that doesn't appear to prevent drivers from taking stupid risks. Now Network Rail and Garmin have teamed up to create a special sat nav app which will sound a train-like whistle when a driver approaches a level crossing.Read More
Many people are afraid of riding their bicycles on busy roads full of motorized vehicles, and it's easy to understand why. Not only are bikes slower and offer less protection than cars, but they can also be more difficult for drivers to notice. A device invented by a British design student, however, could help level the playing field a little. It's called BLAZE, and it alerts drivers to the presence of a cyclist by projecting a laser image onto the road in front of the bicycle.Read More
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The last movie we saw about cycling was "Premium Rush," so the limited genre that it already is, there's really has nowhere to go but up. We certainly won't argue with a movie led by the excellent Ben Foster, particularly if he's playing disgraced former American hero Lance Armstrong.
The actor is leading the Stephen Frears directed biopic that started filming a few days ago, and lo and behold, we now have the first look at Foster shifting gears. Chris O'Dowd, Guillaume Canet and Jesse Plemons co-star in the John Hodge ("Trance," "The Beach," "Trainspotting") penned adaptation of David Walsh's book "Seven Deadly Sins: My Pursuit Of Lance Armstrong," that will tell the story of journalist's journey to expose the cyclist, while also tracking Armstrong's rise and fall.
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Delivering the same performance as the DH87MC, the Intel Desktop Board DH87RL provides open-socket flexibility to increase processing performance. DH87RL supports 4th generation Intel Core i7/i5/i3/Celeron processors in an LGA1150 socket. The board features a PCI Express Mini Card connector, PCI Express 3.0, a Dual-channel DDR3 1600 with four DIMMs (32 GB3 maximum), 1.2V to 1.8V memory voltage control, and support for the Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP).
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This review is from: Intel BOXDH87RL LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: very fast, and with mSata port. easy install. easy installation drivers as well. (windows 7)
Cons: turns on when plugged in, and restarts instead of shutting down completely.
Other Thoughts: beside this issue all works well, will want to give 5 stars but cant because of this issue.
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Another Intel board
This review is from: Intel BOXDH87RL LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: Switched to using Intel boards for my builds several years ago. They're a pleasure to work with, easy to install, love the case stickers to put inside the build so you still have the board layout to consult years after you lost the manual. Quality isn't bad but not 10/10, USB3 clip just popped right off this one, still works with the bare pins though.
Cons: Price is usually higher for less features that comparable boards. Build quality is not always as robust as I'd expect.
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This review is from: Intel BOXDH87RL LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: Not much other than it came quickly from NewEgg.
Cons: Upon restarting after Windows updates, system began cycling on and off. Removed one of the memory modules and ran fine. Memory is good as it was tested on another system, so I know that is not the issue. Cannot utilize TPM module after setting it in BIOS. Again, I know the TPM is good as it came from another system. Upon researching the issue online, I find that this has been a problem for others.
Other Thoughts: My first and last Intel motherboard. It's back to Asus for me.
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Pros: Runs solid. Tests good with memtest86 and Prime95.
Cons: GUI BIOS is a bit confusing.
Other Thoughts: I use a discrete graphics card so I cannot comment on issues with on-board graphics.
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The Haswell Experiment Starts
This review is from: Intel BOXDH87RL LGA 1150 Intel H87 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard
Pros: I have owned INTEL boards since 2002, This review on this Haswell series show how new CPU's and new Boards can have issues as technology moves faster than drivers can be written. My board was installed with a Intel Core i7-4770 Haswell 3.4GHz CPU and installed with Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit. -- Note I will buy INTEL boards and CPU's again ! This feedback is meant to help people buying this product.
Cons: After loading the drivers from the disk (provided) windows would give me a desktop failure error and windows would go into recovery mode. First thing I learned with Intel when confronted with weird problems Update the BIOS First, I did this to version FLB8510H.86A for this board, wiped the drive and reloaded windows. Again desktop failure.Now what. Well did a firmware update on the SSD, DVD drive and reloaded again. Still Desktop Failure error. After looking into various threads on INTEL and ASUS who use this INTEL HD graphics (Intel Driver 22.214.171.12465). Still this weird error. I finally got an idea I installed an ASUS GTX650-E-2GD5 GeForce GTX 650 card on this board once again wiped the drive clean and did a Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit it worked perfectly. The machine was fully stable no more errors no more desktop failures, no blue screens on shut down. The issue is not a bad motherboard or a bad video card its bad drivers from INTEL. I dont have time for INTEL to fix them or for me to open a ticket with NewEgg or Intel so a $99 video card from ASUS got my windows speed up also. All new drivers for board installed and 3 days of hard testing on the unit has it stable and perfect.
Other Thoughts: Until they (Intel) issues an update for the onboard HD video driver I have to use the ASUS video card. For anybody reading this please look on the board look for the AA number and update the BIOS, get the newest drivers for your Windows OS. If you get the weird error for now (July 14th, 2013) use a secondary video card to temporarily fix the error. This issue is no fault of New Egg, but Intel needs to run their R&D Software dev team to write drivers that are stable. I tested the drivers and verified it with windows sfc /scannow command and found the driver failure in this way. I am sure that NewEgg will get a ton of RMA's for this product when its the MFG that is at fault here.
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It's been awhile since we've highlighted recent mobile health research, and 2013 looks like it's turning out to be the year to research health-related mobile apps! In the last six months there has been a blossoming of peer-reviewed articles published on the benefits of mobile apps for improving health. These studies examined apps for tracking weight loss, diabetes, mood problems, sleep problems, asthma, and medication management.
Pardon me if I resort to reminiscing while writing my inaugural blog, but I want to start at the roots of my technological career. Memories of my first tablet computer are being resuscitated from over fifty years ago. It was invented in relative obscurity in the mid-1950s by Frenchman Andre Cassagnes. But the Ohio Art Company made the Etch A Sketch the must-have mobile device for every budding graphic artist in the early 1960s. I got my "EAS" halfway through first grade.
We've already talked about what makes a good app, but my question for you is, do you need a mobile app at all? Mobile is the buzzword of the moment. And it seems as if everyone is interested in making an app. But just because everyone seems to be doing it, is creating a mobile app the right thing for you and your product?
There's a new trend going on in the mobile health world that's definitely worth looking into – health trackers. No, I'm not talking about the grizzly-haired grandpas looking for furry creatures to make coats. I'm talking about recent increase in small portable devices that can be used to track your sleep patterns, physical activity and other data, such as the FitBit® Flex™, Nike+® FuelBand™, or JawBone® Up™ . I'm personally interested in tracking my sleep pattern, and there are several smartphone and tablet apps available that can do just that.
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Thank you for the excellent front page story on the second Presidential Debate between President Barack Obama and challenger Governor Mitt Romney. Editor Ronald Taylor's story is factual, accurate and excellent. However, the "Knockout!" headline may cause voters to prematurely relax.
As a fight fan and a lawyer, I believe I know the rules in boxing and in elections. There was no ten-count which is required for a knockout or a stoppage for a technical knockout. Sure, many of us judged the debate one-sided in the President's favor. But there are more rounds to come. Many Americans believe Mr. Romney will do and say anything he thinks will help him win the presidency. There is every indication he will fight on with everything he has and leave it to the fight judges – the voters – to decide the winner.
It is too early to celebrate.
We must do everything we legally can to get the voters to the polls (most importantly in Virginia) and make sure all the voters are properly counted. Then, hopefully, the Afro headline can proudly proclaim, "President Obama Wins!"
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Delta, workers await union representation elections
A judge has cleared the way for union representation for the workers if they want it.
The elections at Delta will determine whether combined workers from Delta and Northwest will be union-represented nearly two years after the merger. Flight attendants and ground workers, including baggage handlers, customer service agents and reservations agents, are mostly unionized at Northwest and mostly nonunion at Delta.
The International Association of Machinists, which represents ground workers from Northwest, rallied at Delta's employee parking lot near Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport on Friday to prepare for the elections.
UA, CO pilots criticize management intransigence on transition agreement
Pilots for both United Airlines and Continental Airlines are criticizing the management for "unwillingness to compromise" on issues "that have little financial impact" related to the impending merger of the carriers.
Both pilot workforces are represented by the Air Line Pilots Assn. and are negotiating a transition agreement intended to "ultimately result in a joint collective bargaining agreement and integrated seniority list" when the carriers complete their proposed merger (ATW Daily News, May 3), expected by year end.
Hotel room upgrades on the cheap with "Nor1" online service
The next time you're booking a hotel room, you may be offered an upgrade for less than if you were to book it straight out.
As it turns out, there is a third party company behind the service called Nor1.
Nor1 lets hotels generate extra revenue by upselling unused rooms to existing guest reservations – the process is extremely simple and takes place during the reservation. For a fee starting under $10, hotels can "upsell" guests a larger room, suite, balcony or other upgrade. In my case, I was offered an upgrade from a standard room to an executive king room for just $9 – well within the amount I'd be willing to pay.
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yea you'll be fine with taking the bike on a sat. just make sure to get in the first or last car.Originally Posted by Kilgore_Trout
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Dami Im – Best of You – The X Factor Australia 2013 – Full Video
Dami Im sang "Best of You" on The X Factor Australia 2013 Live Show 5.
I thought Dannii was outside of her damn mind, giving Dami this song. But dammit, this really worked. This might be my favorite performance of the season so far.
It should be interesting to see how Dami does in the voting, since this is the first time since the live shows that Dami hasn't gone at or near last (if I recall correctly, she's never gone earlier than third to last). I also worry that audiences might be tiring of all the standing Os, although last week was her only live show performance so far that I didn't think warranted it. In every other instance, I think she's totally deserved it. It's even crazier to think she wouldn't even be here if Matt Gresham hadn't dropped out.
But this was a seriously great performance. Who knew Dami could rock?
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There are no common cards
May 23, 2014 Everyone's got to have a summer project and I'm already well into mine. more »»
Talking World Cup soccer
May 21, 2014 There are two types of conversations I have been having recently regarding the upcoming World Cup. The first is a giddy exchange. more »»
NFL Draft an exercise in overkill
May 20, 2014 It's now official. The annual National Football League draft has become the second-highest rated football event on television. more »»
In search of an apology/The Red Line
May 15, 2014 Sometimes I wonder if the National Weather Service gets complaint calls like me. more »»
We can do better than draft grading/Michael Bleach
May 13, 2014 Get sports writers in a bar together for more than one beer and the conversation is bound to go in two directions. more »»
Scouting, sleuthing and shivering/The Red Line
May 8, 2014 You know how they say an idle mind is the devil's workshop? Well, the Red Wings are kaput, the Pistons finished nowhere near the playoffs, the Tigers are roughly 130 games away from the finish line... more »»
Reflecting on stars I never saw/Paul Peterson
May 7, 2014 During a conversation with John Hanner of Houghton a couple of months ago, it occurred to me that I had missed seeing some of the top athletes in the area. more »»
Is anyone really an NFL Draft expert?/Michael Bleach
May 6, 2014 The NFL Draft is finally upon u. more »»
Anthem about patriotism, not performance/The Red Line
May 1, 2014 Forced to come up with a new idea after realizing it is somehow too early on May 1 to write a "when are the golf courses opening" column, I was at a loss. more »»
Finlandia prepares field of dreams/Paul Peterson
April 30, 2014 In the popular movie "Field of Dreams," the major line in the movie is: "If you build it, they will come. more »»
NBA out of balance now/Michael Bleach
April 29, 2014 Let's pretend for a second. Spring is finally here. The birds are chirping. The flowers are blooming. The grass looks like actual grass, not the aftermath of a mosh pit at Lollapalooza. more »»
Deconstructing schedules/The Red Line
April 24, 2014 A few weeks ago, what makes me enjoy this work came into sharper focus. more »»
Watching pros? Get out your wallet/Paul Peterson
April 23, 2014 This is the time of year when people start to think about vacations. With our spring finally sprung, there's thought being given by many of going to a Detroit Tigers game while vacationing downstat. more »»
This is snow way to compete/The Red Line
April 17, 2014 Dear MHSAA: Greetings from the Great Still White North. It snowed again up here last night — looks like it wasn't quite as bad as anticipated. Maybe only half a foot this time. more »»
Detroit's 'Bad Boys' were legit
April 16, 2014 Not long ago, the Detroit Pistons held a night to commemorate the 1989 NBA championship won by the so-called "Bad Boys. more »»
Nine games does not a season make/Michael Bleach
April 15, 2014 It is a rite of spring as constant and entertaining as Bob Uecker trying to pronounce unfamiliar foreign players' names. Someone in Major League Baseball starts hot. Or cold. more »»
Yelling at the TV for 23 years/The Red Line
April 10, 2014 The last time the Detroit Red Wings failed to reach the Stanley Cup Playoffs, I was finishing up kindergarten. Wrap your brain around that on. more »»
Electrifying moments/Paul Peterson
April 9, 2014 It may be one of the most overused words in the world of sports. Still, electrifying is a word that accurately describes a big moment in a game. more »»
The problem with hating the NCAA/Michael Bleach
April 8, 2014 This time of year is like a second birthday for a strong-willed columnist. more »»
Tasty leftovers/The Red Line
April 3, 2014 Now that I've got a little more time on my hands, I've tried to challenge myself personally in different ways. Recently, I read a whole book for fun! (Don't worry, it was all baseball statistics. more »»
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Adriana Lima
Adriana Lima is a Victoria's Secret international super fashion model. Adriana Lima was born in Brazil and appears on the cover of most publications. Gossip Girls has Adriana Lima pictures with her new baby girl Valentina! Gorgeous mommy pics with daughter.
Enjoying a weekday afternoon with her loves, Adriana Lima and her family lunched in Miami, Florida on Tuesday (August 13).
The Victoria's Secret Angel looked gorgeous in a summery off-the-shoulder white and sea green dress with strappy sandals as her adorable daughter Valentina happily skipped along while another family member held baby Sienna.
Giving fans a glimpse at all the work that goes into the perfect commercial, Adriana Lima stars in a behind-the-scenes video for AMAZON Beverages.
Promoting a new drink that hits stores this summer, the Victoria's Secret Angel joins other Braziian beauties in some flowing dresses and windblown hair.
Joining a bevy of beauties to promote some new fashion, Adriana Lima stars in a commercial for Miu Miu.
Set on a boat, the ad features several other models including Daphne Groeneveld, Lindsey Wixson, Katlin Aas, and Georgia May Jagger.
With temps blazing all around the world, our favorite celebrity ladies are stripping down and showing off their rockin' bikini bods.
GossipCenter put together a list of our top 20 best summer beach babes for 2013 and featured everyone from Kate Upton to Vanessa Hudgens.
Showing some love to her Spanish fans, Adriana Lima showed up at the Desigual party in Barcelona this evening (July 9).
Sporting a colorful design, the Victoria's Secret stunner hammed it up for the press before heading inside to catch all the action.
It's one of the biggest events of the year for the fashion industry and Adriana Lima showed up at the 2013 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York City on Monday (June 3).
Never one to miss out on a good time, the beautiful Victoria's Secret Angel brought her fashion A-game and proudly posed for the paparazzi outside Alice Tully Hall.
Dressed casually for a rainy day, Adriana Lima headed out in Miami, Florida on Wednesday (May 29).
The Victoria's Secret Angel looked cute in a pink tracksuit and black-rimmed spectacles as she hurried to her vehicle.
Exemplifying the spirit of the event itself, Lily Aldridge, Adriana Lima, and Behati Prinsloo attended the Victoria's Secret Angels 8th Annual 2013 What Is Sexy? List at Shutters On The Beach in Santa Monica on Tuesday (May 14).
The now ex-girlfriend of Adam Levine was all smiles in a short form-fitting white and blue dress with black heeled sandals while her 27-year-old fellow Angel also opted for a short dress, though hers was pale blue and exposed a bit of her trim abdomen. Choosing a long low-cut fuchsia gown with a slit up the leg was the brunette Brazilian beauty.
Making her return to the West Coast, Adriana Lima showed up at LAX International Airport on Monday night (May 13).
The Victoria's Secret stunner fussed with her hair as she scurried through the terminal in black leather jacket with a white top, medium wash jeans and sneakers.
She's always been easy on the eyes, and this afternoon (May 8) Adriana Lima showed up on the beach in St. Barts for a brand new project.
The uber-sexy supermodel worked her magic for the camera as part of the latest Victoria's Secret Swimwear ad campaign, just in time for summer!
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The harassment is directed to both of us, but the sexual threats are directed towards my wife.
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They retained an attorney to sue my wife and I .....for what?
they filed a complaint - I don't know what the specifics are.
Since his stalking my wife. She has insidious anxiety attacks, looks out windows at all hours of the night. She is afraid to be alone - anywhere. She used to be the strongest person I knew...but these people have been systematically destroying her life...It is of utmost importance that they cease and desist.
My wife and I have not had an intimate relationship with these people. The only way I knew him was that he was once pastor of a church that I attended. He was on the wrong side of a political battle in the church and was demoted/de-frocked. I am a charismatic speaker and one day, quite unexpectedly, he asked me to speak in front of his congregation ( I guess in his mind to restore some of his credibility?) I'm not trying to tell you irrelevant facts to make myself feel some modicum of relief. The law is black and white. All I want for my wife and myself is justice for what this monster has done. I have not even told you what he has done to other innocent people - as it is irrelevant at this point.
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A West Hazleton woman charged with stealing $2,454 in merchandise from a Hazle Township store March 6 was sentenced in a separate case involving drugs, court records show.
State police at Hazleton said Janette Aleksandrovic, 37, stole a computer, clothes and storage bin from Walmart around 3:30 p.m. She walked out of the store, entered a parked vehicle and fled, police said. Court papers state the vehicle was owned by a man who offered to give Aleksandrovic a ride to the store so she could cash a check. The vehicle's owner told troopers he saw Aleksandrovic coming out of the store with a package and got out of his vehicle to assist her in placing the item in his vehicle. Aleksandrovic placed the item in his car and took off with the vehicle, police said.
She was charged with theft and receiving stolen property, felonies, and misdemeanors for retail theft and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Magisterial District Judge John Hasay arraigned Aleksandrovic on March 28 and set bail at $25,000. She was remanded to prison.
A day prior to the theft, court papers state, Aleksandrovic was charged by troopers after she was found with heroin, a used hypodermic needle and a crack pipe in her purse.
The purse was found when police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle driven by another man at state route 93 and 424 about 3 a.m. March 5. Troopers noticed the purse in the vehicle. When they questioned the driver, he said it belonged to a woman he kicked out of his vehicle on Carson Street in Hazleton.
Aleksandrovic was found and admitted the purse, heroin and paraphernalia belonged to her. She later pleaded guilty to charges of possession of a controlled substance and use or possession of drug paraphernalia before Magisterial District Judge James Dixon, who sentenced her to six months in jail, followed by six months probation, during a preliminary hearing April 3, court papers state.
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Right about this time last year, when a relationship with the person I thought was my Other Half had just come to an end, I decided to fight the sadness by plunging myself into a series of goals. In January I signed up for a triathlon. In March I landed a book deal. Staying busy was the best medicine.
But there was another goal looming in the distance that was more important than the others. I knew I wanted to have children, and somewhere between the breakup and the book deal I had turned 38. So a few months later, I decided to start another project: I would undergo treatments to freeze my eggs. I felt like a walking cliché — the whole I-never-thought-I'd-be-single-at-this-age thing — but I had accepted that part. What I was unprepared for was that of all the goals I'd thrown myself into, this one would be the easiest and the most rewarding (note to publisher: only because the book isn't done yet).
Thanks to new technologies, freezing eggs all by themselves is now a viable option to preserve fertility; previously, the best-available method for someone like me was to choose a male donor to lock things up with. But I still held out hope that I'd find The One. If I could somehow slow my biological clock without bringing a stranger's DNA into the mix, I would pay almost anything to do so.
And pay I would: the whole process would cost me around $8,500 before medication. But the peace of mind and the ability to keep the hope of having biological children alive was, to paraphrase MasterCard, priceless. Plus, as a friend pointed out, it was better than rushing into a doomed relationship just because of a ticking clock. ("It's cheaper than a divorce," she said.)
Truth be told, I didn't see the process as such a big deal. As long as I could afford it, and as long as I would pass the blood and hormone tests that made me a contender for it — many women my age do not — I saw it as a no-brainer. When I got the green light from my doctor, I was thrilled.
I soon learned not everyone shared my hopeful, happy vibes. In the waiting room at the NYU Fertility Center for the mandatory orientation class, I sat among patients of all stripes: couples in their 30s and 40s attempting in-vitro fertilization, single women trying the same on their own, young fertile women in their 20s who were donating their eggs, husbands anxiously waiting for blood tests to make sure they weren't the cause of the problem. It's a stressful place for anyone to be, but the women in my category — for the most part, single, in their late 30s, and trying to buy themselves more time — seemed especially dejected. When our names were called, I watched them get up and gather their things with heavy sighs.
Once we assembled ourselves in the classroom, I wanted to give them a shake: smile, I wanted to say. This is a good thing! You're taking action for your future! I get it, I wanted to tell them. None of us ever thought we'd be here. But being here was better than not.
(Also, it turned out, everyone was here: over the course of my treatment I ran into three different friends, and on one of my final trips to the clinic, the taxi driver turned around and asked me just what exactly was happening at this obscure place on 38th and First Avenue where so many young women were asking him to take them. Single men looking for ladies, take note: yoga class has nothing on your neighborhood fertility clinic.)
I don't mean to be cavalier about what can be a very serious situation: part of the reason egg freezing might have felt so uplifting for me, my doctor pointed out, was it doesn't involve trying to get pregnant; there was no "finish line" for now. Indeed, no one who has struggled with traditional IVF needs to be told how stressful and upsetting the process can be.
Even so, I was surprised when my close friends took on a mournful, Very Serious Tone about my efforts. When I told them what I was doing, one after the other would furrow her brow, reach for my forearm and give it a supportive squeeze. "We are so proud of you," they would say. "It is so strong of you to do this."
To be sure, it was an ordeal. I would be going through all the rigors of IVF: injections once or twice a day, possible side effects from the hormones, and I would need to get myself to the clinic every other morning for blood tests and scans. At the end of the cycle I would go under anaesthesia for the "retrieval."
But to me it was hardly something to be somber about. And I soon learned that it would fit very easily into my hectic lifestyle. The morning visits were inconvenient, but they were so early that I wouldn't have to miss work. We weren't supposed to do any hard-impact exercise, so that meant no running for a few weeks. But we could keep our social lives as active as we wanted. We could still drink alcohol, the nurse assured us; she just advised us to give ourselves the injections before we go out instead of when we come home so we didn't drink too much and forget (apparently that had surfaced as a problem).
The injections were nervous-making at the beginning, but after the first few, I realized they didn't hurt, and were much easier than I'd thought. The injection "pen" had an ergonomic, user-friendly design to it; if Steve Jobs were to have designed a fertility accessory, the Follistim injection pen would be it. The needles came in thimble-sized plastic pods that I stored in a decorative bowl on top of my fridge like so many Nespresso cartridges. Soon I came to look forward to the injections; they were my own little private, proactive date with myself. As I became more confident, I started doing them on the go, throwing an ice pack and the drugs in a soft-sided cooler and slinging it around my shoulder so I could shoot up wherever I happened to be: in the bathroom of restaurants; at friends' apartments; even in my office, where I would store the cooler in the communal fridge next to my colleagues' Israeli couscous, then close my office door at the end of the day and do the injections, bringing the used needles home with me so as not to leave a trace. I felt like a closet fertility junkie.
Along the way I had started dating again, and I found myself newly emboldened by my secret side project. Even though the goal was to be able to buy myself more time to find someone, the day-in, day-out focus on my fertility made me hyper-vigilant about weeding out anyone who wasn't interested in settling down immediately.
When I felt comfortable enough with a new suitor, I would drop references to my treatments to see how he would react. The cute writer who lived in Brooklyn said he thought it was great and told me he'd even written a story about the subject; no big deal. I gestured toward my fridge and said it was stocked to the gills with boxes of medication; he was unfazed. Out to dinner, I excused myself to go to the restroom for an injection; still no reaction. I brought him with me to the drugstore one night to pick up extra needles. He hung on; he even sent me a text message reminder the night I was scheduled to take my "trigger shot" at 1:30 a.m. But while he wasn't scared off, it became clear he didn't exactly see a role for himself in the process either; we soon decided to end things amicably.
In non-dating situations, too, I found myself telling anyone who would listen what I was doing. When friends I hadn't seen for months would ask me what's new, I would tell them. If they didn't ask, I would find a way to bring it up. One day, I ran into The Ex on my way home from work. Funny timing, I casually mentioned; we'd only crossed paths because I'd stayed at my office a few extra minutes to give myself a fertility injection. He took it in stride. (What I didn't say was that I also wanted to send him the bill.)
The rest of the process went smoothly. The doctors retrieved a number of eggs that wasn't bad, but it wasn't great, so I decided to go through the process a second time: another month of needle-stashing, of cooler-slinging, of taxi rides and clinic visits. I am now the proud owner of a healthy stash of eggs sitting in a liquid nitrogen tank somewhere on First Avenue, hopefully clearly labeled (storage fee: $1,000 per year).
It's possible I'll meet someone, and things will happen naturally, and I'll never need to go back to use them. As I write this a few months later, I've even just finished a third go-round; I decided to make a hat trick out of the process because, well, why not. I'm dating, still, and while Mr. Right hasn't appeared just yet, I'm enjoying the process — and heeding the advice of a close friend who said I should stop advertising my recent efforts ("don't give everyone the egg test," she pleaded. "The right guy won't need it"). She's probably right. But however long it takes from here, I now feel like I can take the time needed to find out. And that's about as priceless as it can get.
Leigh Gallagher is an assistant managing editor at Fortune magazine and the author of an upcoming book about the future of suburbia.
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If you grew up in the early '90s, you probably remember Mark-Paul Gosselaar for his character Zack Morris on Saved By the Bell, and you probably had a crush on him! Unfortunately, Gosselaar and his wife of almost 14 years are calling it quits.
Gosselaar and his estranged wife Lisa Ann Russell were married in 1996, but they have been separated since June 2010. The one thing that they both agree on? Sharing custody of the children.
37 year-old Gosselaar cited irreconcilable differences when he filed for divorce from his wife. At the time he requested joint custody of 7 year-old son Michael Charles and 5 year-old daughter Ava Lorenn.
Russell is seeking the same thing, and is also seeking spousal support.
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