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Parents of Engineer Shane Todd Plead for Investigation Into His Mysterious Death in Singapore: Was His Work With a Chinese Company a Factor?
Rick and Mary Todd are calling for a U.S. investigation into the mysterious death of their son, Shane.
Shane, an engineer who was working for a company in Singapore, was found dead in his home last June. Officials in Singapore called it a suicide, but his parents believe he may have been murdered. They say that he lived in fear that his employers were using him to help China get its hands on some sensitive information.
Rick and Mary Todd appeared on America Live today.
They described how Shane started to feel as though he was being asked to compromise U.S. national security secrets. "He was extremely uncomfortable with what they were asking him to do and he also told us that his life was being threatened," Mary Todd said.
Despite the fact that Shane was due to return to America soon, Rick believes he still posed a threat. "He knew all the formulas and the recipes."
The Todds told Megyn Kelly that they knew with certainty that their son hadn't killed himself when they received the letter authorities said they found on his computer.
The note started by thanking IME (his employer) for giving him every opportunity to succeed. "That was my first sense of joy as a mother to know my son did not write this note. And I knew in my heart at that point he was murdered. He did not take his own life," Mary Todd said.
It also included a list of generic memories, ones the family didn't even have, including a reference to having Shirley Temples on the beach.
"We've never, ever done Shirley Temples on the beach. The whole note was just pathetic. And then he gave two sentences to his brothers who are literally his best friends that weren't personal at all," Mary said.
Rick Todd remembers his son as a "larger than life type of individual."
"He played hard, he worked hard. He loved life. That was the way he was."
The Todds want Congress to investigate his death in order to protect America's security.
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Arrive to La Paz where you are met and transferred to your hotel. Enjoy your first day free to explore the city on your own. You can also arrange for a guided day tour today!
A short flight brings you to the colonial city of Sucre. At 9200 feet above sea level, Sucre enjoys the perfect spring climate year round. Upon arrival, enjoy lunch and transfer on to Hacienda Candelaria. Although well into her golden years, Dona Aby still runs this working hacienda, overseeing the planting and harvesting of corn, potatoes, and chili peppers each year. Visit the village of La Candelaria where the women are famous for their fine weavings, and visit the textile museum. Dona Aby's daughter, Elizabeth, is a local expert on these tapestries and good friends with the Quechua speaking artisans. Visit several homes to talk with weavers before heading back to Sucre this evening.
Sunday is market day in the village of Tarabuco, where farmers and weavers from the countryside join together in a festive atmosphere to trade foodstuffs, fine weavings, and exchange gossip with far away friends and relatives. After trying your wits with the local vendors, the rest of the day is yours to explore Sucre's colonial buildings, museums, and churches. For dinosaur buffs, you can take a half-day trip out of town to see 60-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus Rex tracks.
At over 13,000 feet above sea level, Potosi is the highest city of its size in the world. After the discovery of silver in Cerro Rico (Rich Hill), Potosi grew into the largest and most opulent city in the Americas. The city's rich colonial architecture and tragic history as a colonial mining town has earned recognition from UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Your time here is free to explore the cobblestone streets and possibly visit the working mines of Cerro Rico. With no mechanization in the mines, a visit into the maze of tunnels is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Today it's off in four wheel drive trucks to the Salt Desert of Uyuni. From Potosi you travel through tortured canyons and past adobe villages where time seems to stand still. Cross a pass of over 15,500 feet before arriving to your rustic accommodations in the town of Uyuni. Spend your first night at the well known Salt Hotel, a historic hotel actually built of salt. Visit Incahuasi Island, a bizarre island surrounded by salt and studded with 20 foot tall cactus. Also explore the train cemetery, learn about the production of salt bricks in the village of Colchani, and watch graceful flamingos wading through briny water. On your last day visit Volcano Tunupa for a spectacular view of this great expanse of salt.
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San Antonio's Brooke Army Medical Center Recognized as One of the Nation's 'Most Wired Hospitals'
by Jennifer Rodriguez
San Antonio's Brooke Army Medical Center (BAMC) at Fort Sam Houston, part of the United States Army Medical Command, has been named as "A Top Wired Hospital in the United States" according to the 2012 Most Wired Survey by Hospitals and Health Networks magazine.
Of the hospitals recognized, BAMC was one of three Army Medical Command facilities selected for "Most Wired" merit out of 1,572 hospitals throughout the United States. It shared honor with other health care facilities including the Madigan Army Medical Center at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash.; Womack Army MedicalCenter at Fort Bragg, N.C.; and the University Health System, hospital in San Antonio.
"This is a great recognition and a lot of hard work and effort was done by numerous individuals for BAMC to be nominated and chosen for this prestigious award," said Maj. Gen. M. Ted Wong, commanding general of Southern Regional MedicalCommand and BAMC. "Many hours were devoted to completing the initial survey that was required for the nomination packet."
The nation's most wired hospitals leverage the adoption and use of health information technology to improve performance in a number of areas.
Brooke Army MedicalCenter (BAMC) at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, part of the United States Army Medical Command has been named as "A Top Wired Hospital in the United States" according to the 2012 Most Wired Survey by Hospitals and Health Networks magazine.
Results demonstrate that BAMC, which includes all Army facilities in San Antonio – the San Antonio Military Medical Center and Army outpatient health clinics – is focused on expanding and adopting IT that protects patient data, and optimizes patient flow and communications.
Hospitals must meet the requirements for four focus areas: infrastructure; business and administrative management; clinical quality and safety (inpatient/outpatient services hospital);clinical integration (ambulatory/physician/patient/community).
If any of these requirements is not met, then the organization did not achieve the "MostWired" designation. Thus, an organization may have many advanced capabilities, yet not achieve "Most Wired" status.
"The selection board acknowledged the many clinical IM/IT improvements made over the past year to support our hospital staff. It was a job well done by many," Wong added.
Brooke Army MedicalCenter is part of the University of Texas Health Science Center and a Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences teaching hospital containing the Army Burn Center.


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The Amazing Race 13: Bring it on Brazil
October 05, 2008 06:49 PM by Britteny Elrick
Ten teams squared off in thesecond leg of The Amazing Race tonight, as the remaining pairs lefta 17th century fortress in El Salvador, to head to Fortaleza, Brazil.Alliances are forming and tensionsare building between some of the players. One team finds it particularly difficult as they misread the directions on two different clues, which sets them back significantly. Find out which team will be taking their next flight back to the States…
Newly dating couple, Terrence and Sarah, continue to argue about his jealousy. Nick and Starr are the first team to depart for a flight to Fortaleza, Brazil, followed shortly by their alliance Ken and Tina. Mark and Bill feel like they have an advantage over a lot of the other teams since they don't have to live with each other when the race is done.
Nick/Starr and Ken/Tina find out that there are no seats left on the plane, however, Tina keeps persisting until they switch them to a larger one. Terrence /Sarah, Aja /Ty, Mark/ Bill, and Dallas/ Toni were also able to get on the first flight. The ticket agent agreed to let Tina and Ken have seats toward the front of the plane. Some of the players (especially Terrence) start to get into an argument when they are boarding the plane because Tina thinks she should be first in line since she got the arrangements for everyone.
Stephanie and Anthony are really hoping to win the race because financial issues are what are postponing their marriage plans. When the contestants arrive in Brazil, they are all very confused as to how to get out of the airport. Terrence and Sarah take the lead and are the first to get the clue. They are to take a dune buggy down the beach to find their next clue. All the teams have caught up now, with Anthony and Stephanie in last place.
DETOUR: Beach it, or dock it.
Beach it: They have to use a two man crew to set logs across the sand, put a boat on top of it, and drag the boat to water.
Dock it: They must search for a container hidden in a shipyard, then scour a database to find a number that matches theirs, which will then give help them to find another container that has their next clue.
The recent divorcees, Kelly and Christy decide that they are tough enough to beach it, along with all but one other team -Mark and Bill. Kelly and Christy finished the detour, however, they got confused in thinking they needed to find a container somewhere (which was for the other task). They keep digging in the sand, but finally leave to go get a taxi.
Then the teams have to take a taxi to a park which is the final pitstop. Terrance and Sarah struggle to get a taxi and more of Terrence's anger comes out. Finally, Dallas stops and tells them they are in the wrong spot. Terrence was so impressed with this that he considers aligning with the pair.
ROAD BLOCK: [only one person completes] Mark and Bill are the first to arrive. They must search for a clue hidden in plain sight, and find the name of their next destination somewhere on a huge wall of portugese ads. After they have their guess, they have to hand it to a person who will tell them yes, or no. Instead of picking one location and running back to the wall every time, Mark just writes all the words down and uses the process of elimination. Kelly and Christy mess up again, when they realize they forgot to ask their taxi to wait for them. Nick is confused and thinks he needs to break up the words and figure out the meaning, which takes them from third to sixth place.
Ken and Tina are the first team to arrive at the park, followed closely by Mark and Bill. Later on, it is a close race between Terrence/Sarah, Aja/Ty, and Toni/Dallas who all tie for third. Nick/Starr, Anthony/Stephanie, Marissa/Brooke, and Andrew/Dan are still stuck on the wall. Andrew/Dan are team eight, while Marissa and Brooke are team nine. Anthony and Stephanie are the last to arrive, thus they are going home. They said they have learned that they have alot to be thankful for and that money isn't everything.
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Over the past year, using sharpies and pencils, Louie Gong has transformed Vans shoes into culturally inspired works of art. Now his shoes will be part of a runway show during the Olympic Games.
Over the past year, using sharpies and pencils, Louie Gong has transformed shoes popular with the surf and skate crowd into culturally inspired works of art.
Gong, of mixed-race heritage and raised on Indian reservations in Washington and British Columbia, combines the traditional crescents and form lines of Coast Salish art with the contemporary styles of Vans shoes.
The result is eye-popping custom-designed footwear that sells for $200-plus a pair and on which customers are free to express their own identities — like the Irish customer who wanted to incorporate a clover leaf into her shoe design.
This week, the 36-year-old will be one of eight Native designers from across North America participating in an aboriginal fashion show during the Olympic Games.
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In fact, the educational-resource coordinator at Muckleshoot Tribal College in Auburn is one of only a few Native people from the U.S. who will participate in a slate of events over the next two weeks organized by the Olympic Games' Four Host First Nation coordinators.
The Aboriginal Fashion Showcase is scheduled for Vancouver Community College; it started Friday and runs through Tuesday.
The show is a big deal for Gong. He's president of the United States' leading mixed-race organization, MAVIN Foundation, and says he's "still getting used to this idea of being an artist, a fashion designer."
Gong was raised mostly by his Chinese grandfather and Nooksack/Squamish grandmother on reservations — first in Ruskin, B.C., where he was born, and later near Bellingham.
He is quick to point out that he has no training or background in art — unless you count his occasional doodlings. It wasn't until he helped the Muckleshoot Tribe prepare for a canoe journey by painting handmade drums four years ago that a skill for the art began to emerge.
A year ago, when he finally bought a pair of Vans — something he'd coveted since he was a child growing up on the reservation — Gong took sharpies and pencils to the shoes' plain gray surface and set about to make them his own.
That first pair — which Gong now says was poorly designed — represented "a merger of the traditional image … onto a contemporary shoe."
Michele Rodarte, a Native American co-worker at the college, immediately recognized the design and ordered a pair for her son. "I thought it was a really new, contemporary look," Rodarte said.
With Gong's star now apparently on the rise, Rodarte jokes that her son is hanging on to the shoes in case they become valuable later on.
"There are Native people from our community doing this same kind of artwork," Rodarte said. "Louie has a rare talent for merging Coastal art with a contemporary look."
Within weeks his work had attracted a steady following through word-of-mouth and social-networking sites — including a Facebook fan page that now numbers more than 3,100 fans.
The first day he began taking orders, he said, he got 35 in the first two hours — an unachievable goal, he jokes, for a one-man sweatshop. Gong quickly gave up trying to keep up with the demand.
"I don't tell people what to order," said Gong, adding that in the past year he has custom-designed about 100 pairs of Vans.
"The design must reflect who each person is."
He encourages buyers to choose styles that reflect their own identities, which, he said, are then "filtered through my own interpretation."
That interpretation is an expression of Gong's own multicultural heritage — Nooksack, Squamish, Chinese, French and Scottish. He sometimes incorporates the Native styles with graffiti and Asian vinyl art. It's a merger of old and new, he said: "What I'm doing is being true to the cultural influences that I have in my life."
In January, Gong was invited to join seven other designers — five of them emerging designers such as himself — to promote their products in an aboriginal fashion show during the Games.
"We wanted to provide an area, a place for emerging artists and fashion designers to showcase their wares," said Ryneld Starr, communications coordinator for Four Host First Nations, a partner with the Vancouver Organizing Committee.
"We've invited fashion media from all over the world."
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Hollyweird doesn't back Obama to the hilt out of sheer moral depravity alone. Loyal support buys it a lucrative seat at the table:
Section 317 of the freshly approved [fiscal cliff] legislation includes an extension for "special expensing rules for certain film and television productions." Congress first enacted production tax incentives favorable to the domestic entertainment industry in 2004, and extended them in 2008, but the deal was meant to expire in 2011.
The fiscal cliff deal extends the tax incentives through 2013 — even as payroll taxes rise on ordinary Americans.
Unlike the normal Americans who are getting bled dry, Tinseltown doesn't need the money. Ticket sales for 2012 were projected to reach an all-time high of $10.8 billion. But then, the federal government is raking in far more astonishingly excessive revenues; that doesn't mean it won't take more yet if it finds us unable to defend our property.
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PULLMAN - The Washington State University men's golf team posted the lowest 36-hole total in school history Monday at the Palouse Ridge Golf Club, and the Cougars will head into the final round of the Palouse Cougar Collegiate in first place.
Sparked by the two lowest single-round team scores in school history in relation to par, the Cougars are 10 strokes clear of second-place Portland. Led by senior Nick Ellis, who is tied for first place, all five Cougars playing on the varsity squad are heading into the final round among the top 25 in the field.
With four players coming in under par, WSU posted a 17-under, first-round 271 at the par-72, 7,308-yard course, a school single-round record in relation to par. The Cougars entered round two with a one-stroke advantage over the Pilots, but a second-round, 16-under 272 gave WSU a two-round total of 543 (-33), extending its lead to 10. All five golfers posted sub-par second rounds.
"The golf course was there for the taking today because it was in immaculate condition and the weather was absolutely perfect," WSU Head Coach Walt Williams said. "My players have been working really hard, and good players shoot good scores in good conditions."
Ellis carded a career-low 65 (-7) in the opening round, tied for the second-lowest score in school history. He followed with a 4-under 68, and is tied with Idaho's Jarred Bossio for first place with a 133 (-11).
Junior Trent Sanders and redshirt freshman Cody Robinson are also in the top 10, and are two of five golfers tied for fourth place with a 54-hole total of 137 (-7). Sophomore Hank Frame is one stroke back of the top 10 with a 139 (-5), and freshman Kent Hagen, playing in his first collegiate event, enters the final round tied for 16th with a 141 (-3).
The Cougars are also playing a second team at the tournament, and the squad is tied for seventh place with Boise State and Cal Poly. The trio posted team scores of 572 (-4). WSU's second squad was in 11th after the opening round, but a second-round 283 (-5) shot the Cougars up four places.
Sophomore Paul Mitzel leads the group with a 139 (-5), and enters the final round tied for 12th. Mitzel fired a second-round 66 (-6), the lowest score of his career. Redshirt junior Christopher Kneen is also in the top 25, coming in with a 2-under 142, good for a tie for 22nd.
The Cougars will look to hold on for a second-straight victory in the second-annual event. Tuesday's final round will get underway with tee times beginning at 7:30 a.m.
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Dr P.S. Prasad, Director General (Railway Health Services), Railway Board, New Delhi inaugurated the renovated female ward at 2nd Floor of SCR Central Hospital, Lallaguda today (i.e., 3rdAugust, 2013). Dr S K Gupta, Chief Medical Director, SCR, Dr. T. Anjaiah, Medical Director, SCR Central Hospital, Lallaguda, Shri Rakesh Aron, Divisional Railway Manager, Hyderabad Division, Shri S.K.Sharma, Chief Administrative Officer(Construction), Doctors, para-medical staff and other officials of SCR were present on the occasion.
The centralized air conditioned female ward with 24 beds has modern medical facilities including an Acute Care Unit. For the first time a ward in this Hospital is provided with Day Light Pipe Technology for illuminating interiors with Sun light. The high power light collector of this technology withultra- violet stability collects Sun light from all directions and delivers it effectively into the ward throughout the day even at low Sun angles. This technology has special reflective system which delivers high luminance without colour shift even on cloudy days. The natural light de-stresses the patients, supplies vitamin 'D' and supplements towards quick recovery of patients.


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When we first bought this at the Earls Court Baby Show before Lumpy was born I confess to having thought of I as more of a gimmicky gadget than a serious device. As a confirmed gadget freak and lover of any tech with an 'i' in front of the name, my dad was really taken with it, and the idea of being able to watch his grandchild from afar to see what she was up to, so he bought it for the nursery.
The iBaby monitor is quite simply a WiFi networked camera with built-in infrared for night vision. The beauty of it comes from the secure portal and apps through which it can be accessed however. There's and iPhone and iPad app as well as a desktop web browser portal all of which require a secure ID and account specific to your camera to be able to access and view. On the mobile apps you can use touch gestures to move the camera around – it swivels through horizontal and vertical axis for a wide range of view but its downward tilt is limited due to the base of the unit and whatever surface you put it on, but it does come with a wall mounting bracket for more adjustment. On the desktop browser you have a set of arrows for moving the camera. On all devices you can also have various settings : brightness and contrast of the picture, sound volume, sound and motion alerts and take snapshots.
It took us some time to set up and get it working reliably through our Time Capsule WiFi router because although the mobile apps are currently only available for apple devices, the web portal seems to be geared more towards Windows users. Pretty much a swear word in our house.
By the time Lumpy arrived however the connection seemed to be much more stable, and we could all happily view the empty cot in the nursery as it filled and was emptied of 'stuff' I didn't have time to tidy away. Lumpy of course was sleeping in our room with us. Now though, at 20weeks old, following a week staying with J's mum where she slept til 6am each night in her fabulous Babyway Mimas Travel Cot, we have moved her into the nursery.
Immediately, despite the fact that we also have a Tommee Tippee audio and movement sensor monitor, the iBaby started to come into its own. I find myself watching her fall asleep with her teddies or check up on her to see if she's turned over (a hazard of the current hot weather), or just watch her sleeping. I can even see her breathing. I can take pictures from the app on my phone of her not sleeping, but not whinging either. In short, I can spy on her when she thinks I'm not watching and I love it.
The only downside so far is on the alerts feature. Firstly, they come in as push notifications to your mobile and can e a little delayed from the actual event as opposed to the very real time nature of a standard digital monitor. Secondly, if you set alerts on one device, it affects all devices connected to the network, meaning that I can set an alert for me, at home downstairs while she naps but if she moves or cries, J and my dad will also get a notification to their phones or iPads, wherever they are. Not great if either were in a meeting.
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Prophecy 77
Behold, I, YAHUVEH, Send You Forth
With a New Anointing to the Pentecostal Churches
for Those Who Will Believe and Receive!
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RUACH ha KODESH through Apostle Elisabeth (Elisheva) Elijah
December 26, 2004
Released January 7, 2005
Note from Elisabeth:
We are eager to meet the true Bride of YAHUSHUA as we are gathering with the Holy Eagles and she has been given the mandate from YAHUVEH to pray a special anointed sealing prayer for protection for the coming days ahead.
Those who have been told by YAHUSHUA that you are the Bride of YAHUSHUA email her and if it is confirmed she will share with you the secrets reserved only for the true Bride of YAHUSHUA which has been released to her since Prophecy 76, pray ahead of time that she will know whether she is to share these secrets with you that will increase the anointing in your life and bring you into a deeper intimacy with YAHUSHUA ha MASHIACH.
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"Oh Abba YAHUVEH, Oh Abba YAHUVEH, please repeat that word you were speaking forth, in the name of YAHUSHUA ha MASHIACH." (Elisabeth praying)* * * * * * *
Now I send you forth, this is the New Birth. I send you forth to teach them, I send you forth to anoint them, I send you forth into the Pentecostal Churches where you said. "I am not going into a Sunday Church anymore." Oh, but now is the time and now is the season I send you forth with an anointing like you have never known before so they will not have any excuse when they stand before ME and say, "No one told me." For I know their hearts, I know the hearts of those that truly worship and praise ME, they are as your heart and they say, "No one told us." So I send you forth to tell them.
From henceforth when they say, "What denomination?" Say, "Messianic Jewish Pentecostal" I said, "Messianic Jewish Pentecostal!" You see, they won't recognize the words Messianic Jewish, but they will recognize the word Pentecostal. For every day should be a day of Pentecost. Every day I want to fill you with MY Power. Every day I want to speak to you. For the Pentecostals all over the world are crying out and they are saying, "Fill me with your anointing, oh YAHUVEH." Oh they call ME by a name of JEHOVAH, but I know MY Name.
Teach them, stop complaining. I will hold those accountable who call themselves shepherds. You will not be received by all. You will know what spirit they are of. When you go to their churches, I will show you what Churches, I will show you the Pastors. Oh I know even now MY Daughter you say, "Who me, surely not I?" Do you remember the words Niko I said she would say? These are the very words she tries to fight ME with as I control her tongue. Teach them. Tell Charles this is the new message, this is the new word, I want the Pentecostals to have the infilling of the new anointing that is going to be greater than that of Azusa.
When they call upon MY Son, not just in the name of Jesus Christ, but when they honor the heritage I gave them on this earth. For HE came from the line of David, HE came as a Hebrew, so teach them. I want HIM to be honored and called by his Name YAHUSHUA. I make a promise and I make a vow, those that will obey, those that call themselves Pentecostals, you are scattered world wide, this is what satan shudders and shakes over. If you just receive the truth of the Jewishness of the Messiah you have given your life too. If you will just but obey and know the Sabbath Day is not on a Sunday.
I have not changed just for the convenience of man. If you would just receive MY Holy Feasts I still want you to observe. It is because this is a blessing unto you Pentecostals and I speak only to those that have a heart after ME. Those who have put the Father God YAHUVEH, YAHUSHUA and the RUACH ha KODESH first in their life and their love, I know your hearts and you desire to obey ME, you are anointed, you fight for Holiness but there is a greater anointing coming than that which you already know. You need it to fight against the evil. Does not MY Word say, "When the enemy comes in like a flood, I will raise up a standard against them." This is the flood, MY Children, if you will but just receive, if you will but believe, if you will but just lay down manmade doctrine and days and pick up the truth.
Teach them MY Child, teach them MY Elisabeth. Do not grumble, do not complain about all the years you did not know, but teach them and they will come and they will fall at MY feet and they will say, "Father, I did not know, YAHUSHUA I did not know, I did not know your Hebrew Name." You see, there is not really that much difference between you and them. They too and I speak of the true not the false, they are filled with MY RUACH ha KODESH. I speak in words they understand also and I speak to them in signs, wonders and miracles manifest through them. Thus far they have seen through the glass darkly and now I want them to see through the glass clearly, especially in these end days.
MY Children, this is the Wildfire anointing that I speak of. Take it into their Churches. So many of the Churches are parched and dry, they have a choice whether to open their mouth wide and receive the Living Water fresh and anew straight from Heaven. I commission you both, feed MY sheep. Oh but you say, "I have been." But there has been a separation. They do not understand, so feed those that have not understood, reach the Pentecostal Pastors, reach the Pentecostal Sheep and Lambs. They have put a denomination over them, so I use that denominational name and I say reach them for MY Glory, reach them, for I desire to bless them in a greater way than they are already blessed. I desire to use them to raise up a standard against these evil ones.
Remember this MY Children, one with ME, YAHUVEH through the shed Blood of YAHUSHUA are a majority. A million, even ten million without ME, without MY Son YAHUSHUA's Blood covering them is in the minority. You can do all things through I, YAHUVEH, that strengthens you. So this is just one of the new births, MY Children that I have sent you forth. Walk not into their Churches smug and even on a Sunday. Do not despise them for what they do not know, do not condemn them for what they do not know, for I have forgiven them for it is only after they know that they are held accountable for what they know, just like you are.
So it has been spoken, so it has been written on this day of Dec. 26, 2004
Given to this Bride of YAHUSHUA, Apostle Elisabeth S. Elijah Nikomia
* * * * * * *This word came forth after watching a TV program about Pentecostals on "MSNBC Investigates." A grieving came upon me and I cried out, "Oh YAHUSHUA, please send someone to teach the Pentecostals what we have been taught about the Jewishness of the MESSIAH."
My husband and I then took communion and this was the night that our Site Manager had to repent before the whole world for posting unapproved visions from someone called Raven that we do not get a witness that she is speaking visions coming from YAHUVEH. It was a time of great sorrow and weeping during prayer and to our surprise this word came forth. We were told by YAHUVEH that we would be giving spiritual birth and it will come in 3's this is the first birth.
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Even though everyone agrees that Congress is not a popular entity, polling companies have to keep making the case. At least Public Policy Polling (PPP) tried a more creative approach in its latest poll: Instead of a plain ol' approval rating of Congress (which remains in the single-digit basement regardless of who's asking), they made a list of 26 things that are not-Congress, ranging from insects to individual politicians, with lots of unpleasant experiences in between. It's like the old vaudeville joke: "My mother-in-law is fat. How fat is she? She's so fat that. …"
So, how much does the public hate the federal legislative branch? So much that a majority prefer head lice (at 67 percent), root canals (56 percent), used car salesmen (57 percent), France (46 percent), and Donald Trump (44 percent). The results were duly reported and a good time was had by all.
In one sense (well, many senses) Congress deserves our approbation. Both houses contain too many time-serving glad-handers who have been seduced by power and influence and never met a salary hike they didn't like. Capital Fever is a pernicious bug that affects even the noblest public servant: Symptoms include swelling of the head, an inflamed sense of self-importance, and repetition of stale phrases. Maybe it's the water.
To be fair, 535 diverse individuals trying to accomplish positive action is like a similar number trying to move a football 10 yards in a single direction. The first Congress contained 91 members—awkward enough, as anyone who's served on a city council knows. That's by design. The idea was that a multitude of lawmakers with diverging views wouldn't be able to whip out ill-thought laws with the speed and grasp of an anaconda. Generally a good thing, but you'd hope they could still stop an out-of-control budget before it slides into obvious disaster. That doesn't look likely.
Still, when the polled public points a finger at Congress, three fingers are pointing in the opposite direction. PPP also reported that some items on their list were less popular than Congress, such as Lindsay Lohan, telemarketers, the Kardashians, and North Korea. I'm glad to see North Korea get a bad rap, along with Communism, but if Lohan and the Kardashians are so loathed, why are they worth millions? And if Americans are so disgruntled with Congress, why do they keep electing the same congresspersons?
All the poll represents is a not-cool list: John Edwards, Lindsay and Kim and the 112th Gang of Incompetents. Christians don't need to join this chorus. Democracy is indeed the worst form of government—except for all the rest (to paraphrase Winston Churchill)—and providentially, we live under a government that still allows us a little say. The PPP results, presented with a smirk, reveal the kind of semi-hostile indifference that created the old-boys club we call Congress in the first place. And that body includes some genuine public servants making the best of a thankless job. Rather than rolling our eyes we could start take our nation seriously, which includes taking the U.S. Congress seriously, which means holding them accountable. Despising them is futile.
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Deal environment improves for all but largest mergers
The fourth quarter marked a long-talked about turnaround in the market for mergers.
Global M&A volume soared 40 percent in the quarter, hitting its highest level since the financial crisis of 2008 set in, by one estimate. We're seeing lots of confirmation of this general sentiment. A great example is the strong earnings from Evercore.
Earnings excluding special items surged to $35.3 million, or $0.81, topping the average analysts' estimate of about $0.52. The big driver was the bank's deal-making units. For the fourth quarter, Evercore rang up $195.5 million in investment banking revenue, compared with $92.6 million year over year. Evercore advised on deals including auto lender Ally Financial Inc.'s $4.1 billion sale of its Canadian assets to RBC and MetroPCS Communications' planned merger with T-Mobile USA.
Bloomberg, however, notes that despite the resurgence, "history shows that the largest mergers are often more trouble than they're worth. About two-thirds of company takeovers exceeding $20 billion since 1996 -- including the unions of Pfizer Inc. and Pharmacia Corp., Sprint Corp. and Nextel Communications Inc., and Daimler- Benz AG and Chrysler Corp. -- generated losses for the acquirer's shareholders, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The 78 buyers lagged behind the MSCI World Index by a median of 13 percentage points in the three years after completing the transactions, falling 21 percent, the data show."
That said, we're likely to see more big deals, especially if Dell is able to pull off an LBO. One might argue that the prospects for better returns are in place, as target prices, while getting pricier, remain favorable, as interest rates remain low and as the economic cycle turns up. Bankers will no doubt be making a better case for the returns on big deals going forward.
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Hanna and I are both in the throes of winter colds much like Marie Anelle described yesterday (though I got through mine in a week, knock on wood). And last night, when Hanna went for the cough medicine in order to sleep, we discovered our bottle of syrup had experience, like, two years ago. So I volunteered — as the less-ill of the pair — to run down to the CVS near us and buy a new bottle. I threw on my coat and boots over the pajamas, pocketed my debit card and keys, and left the apartment. In the store I found what I was looking for and made my way to the self check-out machine. So far so good.
Well, I realize I'm out of the loop on this kinda shit, because I just don't by cough syrup all that often … but apparently you need to be over eighteen to buy cough syrup now? Because the woman at the checkout asked for my license like I was buying beer or something. Luckily I had it, because I always take my ID when I'm going to pay with a card (not that anyone ever checks, but hey). So it's not like my evening was particularly inconvenienced by the experience?
But the thing is: what if you weren't eighteen and you needed cough syrup? It's not like every kid below the age of eighteen lives with their parents. And it's not like parents never go on overnight trips or vacations, leaving their teenagers alone for a few days. Somewhere out there, I thought walking home, there are teenagers who are going without sleep because people are freaked out about over-the-counter drug abuse.
I brought this up with Hanna when I got home. "Did you know you had to be over the age of eighteen to buy cough syrup?" I bitched, "I can't believe this. What if you were sixteen and you needed it?"
"Was it behind the counter?" She asked
"Well, then," she pointed out, practically, "you shoplift."
"So basically we're encouraging kids to shoplift instead of buying the drugs they need to get a good night's sleep and go to school the next day?"
The packaging on the cough syrup bottle I bought sent me to this website, StopMedicineAbuse.org, aimed at parents and eager to tell me about the dangers of kids getting high from cough medicine. Oh-kay? It's just … this isn't like cigarettes or wine, where there is no actual legitimate use of the substance as a healing agent. Young people, under the age of eighteen, get sick. They get colds. They will likely need cough medicine. They won't always have an adult around to buy it for them.
This seems like a fairly clear-cut case of ageism in action to me. Is it just my snot-addled brain speaking here? I don't understand how we can restrict teenagers from purchasing a bottle of over-the-counter medication they might need for legitimate reasons. I can see saying, "gee, you can't buy ten bottles at once!" But, none? That's dangerous territory, in my opinion, skating close to (or over the edge of?) the boundary where public health infringes on the rights of individuals to purchase medication that will help them take care of themselves … regardless of their age.


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We've been following the rise of Team UK Youth cyclist James Lowsley-Williams for a while and were delighted to see James getting even more recognition with a mention in leading Cycling publication Cycling News.
We last caught up with Superdry-sponsored James back in February after a vigorous three week training camp in Florida. It's great to see how far he has come in such a short time and how his career is progressing. Merging talent, hard work and some legendary mentors (Magnus Backstedt and former Formula One World Champion Nigel Mansell), James is now part of Team UK Youth, and, as he explains to Cycling News, plans on working his way up the team pecking order.
And not wanting to let James get away without talking telling us a little more about him, we asked him a few quick-fire questions, with Twitter-like answers of 140 characters or less. (We are a Social Media team after all!)
Are you a street shopper or and online buyer?
I shop on the street as I like trying clothes on.
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What has been your proudest career highlight
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You can't go wrong with angry birds when you do a lot of travelling. It's a great time killer.
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Who is your hero?
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Sunday, 4 May 2014 | MYT 8:10 PM
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Passengers arriving at LCCT in Sepang had to endure long queues in cramped, uncomfortable conditions before they could clear the immigration checkpoint.
PETALING JAYA: Passengers arriving at the Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) in Sepang had to deal with long queues in cramped and uncomfortable conditions, mainly due to a bottleneck at the immigration gates on Sunday.
"It was absolute chaos. I wasn't sure what lines were going where and which were the queues for foreign and Malaysian passports," said 27-year-old lawyer Tharishni Arumugam, who was one among a thousand stuck at the airport.
She also said passengers encountered out-of-order escalators, dim lighting and barely working air-conditioning.
"There was a massive amount of people going up towards immigration but the escalators were not working. Elderly people were forced to carry their heavy roller bags up," she said.
Tharishni said only a small number of immigration officers were at hand to cater to the enormous surge of people.
"I wasn't quite sure what was going on. There seemed to be no immigration officers when I landed at about 4pm," said Tharishni.
Tharishni, who had just returned from Bangkok, said the crowd finally started moving at 4.30pm as more immigration officers were deployed to the gates.
She added there were Rela officers around to ensure the situation remained under control.
She said a few tussles nearly broke out as tensions rose.
"People could be heard shouting aggressively. I figured it was because some were cutting lines," she said.
"I felt frustrated, angry and perplexed. The worst part is that we were not informed what was happening. The authorities should have explained what was going on and tried to manage the crowd better," she said.
Tharishni added that this was the first instance she had encountered difficulty at LCCT's immigration checkpoints, as she usually has a very easy time passing through the airport.
Another frequent traveller, 21-year-old Keana Reinu said even the elderly and families with young children had to wrestle through with their luggage.
"It was extremely stuffy and AirAsia staff had to push special needs passengers to the front of the crowd," she said, adding that some passengers also tried to barge their way through, sparking off a lot of shouting from others.
"There were no ground staff on hand to organise and control the crowd.
"Besides the three autogates for Malaysian passports, only two immigration officers were on hand to manually clear passengers while the several other counters remained unmanned and empty," she said, adding that the queue leading to immigration counters extended almost to the tarmac.
Claiming baggage and clearing customs was a similar nightmare, especially after more flights landed.
"Staff had to remove luggage from the conveyor belt to make way. People couldn't find their baggage as it was in a sea of unorganised bags on the floor.
"Clearing customs was just as bad because only one lane and one machine was open," she explained.
Altogether, Keana took more than an hour to pass through the airport. She added that she was fortunate and that others had to wait much longer before they could get out of the airport.
Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad operation services senior general manager Datuk Azmi Murad said that the congestion was due to the long weekend and stretched manpower resources.
"This evening, there was quite heavy traffic at LCCT because of the Thursday holiday and long weekend rush," he said, adding that the crowd congestion was mainly between 3-4pm.
"There was no issue with the immigration system but since immigration is manning all three places (KLIA, LCCT, KLIA2), we did not have full strength at LCCT," he added.
However, Azmi explained that crowding issues were settled in less than two hours.
"It would be unfair to blame immigration," said Azmi who explained that he did not expect a re-occurrence of the issue as the move to KLIA 2 is to be completed by Friday.
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WINTER HAVEN, Fla. -- Two girls have been arrested in the death of a 12-year-old central Florida girl who authorities say committed suicide after being bullied online by several girls for nearly a year, a sheriff said Tuesday.
The girls are 12 and 14, and they have been charged with felony aggravated stalking, according to the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff Grady Judd scheduled a news conference Tuesday morning in Winter Haven regarding the arrests.
Authorities have said Rebecca Ann Sedwick was "terrorized" by as many as 15 girls who ganged up on her and picked on her for months through online message boards and texts. Some of the girls' computers and cellphones were seized in the investigation.
Last month, CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller reported that the one message that her mother, Tricia Norman, cannot forget urged Rebecca Ann to kill herself.
"'You haven't killed yourself yet,'" Norman recalled the message saying. "'Go jump off of a building.'"
On Sept. 9, authorities say, Rebecca climbed a tower at an abandoned concrete plant and hurled herself to her death.
The bullying began over a "boyfriend issue," and Rebecca had become depressed, Judd has said.
After the suicide, police looked at the girl's computer and found search queries for topics including "what is overweight for a 13-year-old girl," ''how to get blades out of razors" and "how many over-the-counter drugs do you take to die." One of her screensavers also showed Rebecca with her head resting on a railroad track.
Florida has a bullying law named after a teenager who killed himself after being harassed by classmates. Amended July 1 to cover cyberbullying, the law leaves punishment to schools, though law enforcement also can seek more traditional charges.


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Local businesses are scrambling to find new heavyweight cargo space after Fed-Ex re-routed its daily flight out of Hilo International Airport to fly goods from China.
Merchants say the flight was typically full and that they usually had to book space two weeks in advance. For now, they are utilizing the smaller capacity small-package plane still serving Hilo, but need additional cargo space to meet existing demand.


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Wanna Feel Old? Check Out This Video of a Teen Holding an LP for the First TimeSunny Chanel
Watching this YouTube video (via BuzzFeed) is a rude awaking to the simple fact that we're getting old. Really old.
In this clip a father presents his 13-year-old daughter Athena with a vinyl LP, an object that she has apparently never encountered before. She was confused, puzzled and was oddly surprised by the largeness of this music format. She didn't understand why it is so big, how it plays music and the fragility of vinyl.
For me, well it just makes me sad (and old)… I grew up surrounded by records. My father runs a vinyl only record store, we scoffed at CDs, rolled our eyes at tapes and I still – in this day of downloadable music – play my large collection of LPs regularly. My young daughter? This won't be her when she is thirteen. Her grandpa was so keen on her getting a taste of vinyl that he gave her her first record player at the age of two. But I wonder how many of your kids will be just as surprised when they meet a record for the first time.
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Where did the term"YOLO" start?
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2013: Played in two games, recording two tackles ... Made two solo tackles at Rice (11/16).
2012: Redshirted 2012 season, did not play ... Member of the scout team.
2011 (Los Angeles Pierce JC): A first team All-Southern California Football Association selection that played in eight games, recording 20 total tackles (11 solo, nine assisted) with seven tackles for a loss of 43 yard and 4.5 sacks for a loss of 36 yards ... Registered three pass break-ups and three QB hurries ... Coached by Efrain Martinez.
2010 (Los Angeles Pierce JC): Played 10 games, guiding his team to an 8-3 record and a conference title ... Recorded 30 total tackles (20 solo, 10 assisted) with nine tackles for a loss of 71 yards and five sacks for a loss of 54 yards ... Credited with one forced fumble and one QB hurry ... Coached by Efrain Martinez.
High School: Graduated from Camden High School in 2009 ... Received first team all-conference honors ... Coached by Pete Brown.
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does anyone know anything about Intermittent Fasting used for diet and weight control as pertaining to cyclists? Thanks
does anyone know anything about Intermittent Fasting used for diet and weight control as pertaining to cyclists? Thanks
I keep reading this as 'internet' fasting. It got me thinking at all those UMD supporters should go on a BF strike.
Floyd said he wouldn't eat for a day or two to get his weight down. I don't think that's what you're looking for though.
Why fast...just control what you put and don't put in your mouth and you'll be fine. If you're hungry, you most likel need food, if you're not, put the snack away unless you want to carry it with you for a while
Not as it pertains to cyclists, no. There are a couple IF blogs I read once in a while (for curiosity more than anything) and most are geared towards strength training... not sure how it would apply to endurance athletes.
Fasting is probably one of the worst ideas for a cyclist ever. But hey, if you like pedaling 100 feet and then passing out or hating your life because your body doesn't have energy, it's up to you.
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I fast in between meals, well... sometimes
"if you ride it the way it's meant to be ridden there's no way any wife is less of a ***** than a bicycle." - gstein
I am intermittently fast.
On a more serious note, I am dubious as to the health benefits of fasting unless you go on a longer fast, so as to introduce some autolysis. I would also avoid doing much more than easy spins during it and expect to lose quite a bit of form.
I would prefer something like a Gerson treatment program where most food is replaced by fresh juice.
I just cannot see it being beneficial to a racing cyclist, unless you were planning to take time off anyway.
I've been fasting for about the past 10 minutes.
It's killing me. Not sure how much longer I can hold out.
"have fun and be kind"
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I've been fasting since one. I broke down and had a bowl of cereal.
Please remember that all statements unless quoted, are strictly my opinion of what happened. That there are as many opinions as there are spectators attending. I just choose to publish mine on this forum. And would NEVER intend to purposely hurt or discredit any other cyclist.... With that said... HTFU!


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Q&A | Pastor Art Ayris argues that the aggressive poverty fighting of his Leesburg, Fla., church promotes evangelism
Art Ayris is Executive Pastor of First Baptist Church Leesburg, a Southern Baptist church in a city of 22,000 about an hour's drive northwest of Orlando. Ayris oversees the staff and ministries of the church, which is committed to what it calls "ministry-based evangelism." First Baptist's key message: "All people matter to God, and as we meet the real-life needs of unbelievers in various life circumstances, we will have the opportunity to share the answer to their greatest need-a relationship with Jesus Christ."
The most visible indicator of that mission is the church's "Ministry Village," which is adjacent to the church in downtown Leesburg. Three brick buildings are home to residences for homeless men, abused women, and children needing shelter because of family emergencies. Three more buildings house a benevolence center, a family resource center, and a village thrift store, all of which help with the material needs of the poor. A seventh building houses a medical care center.
The church recently purchased another building, the Big Bass Motel, once a stopping point for anxious anglers, but more recently a business address for prostitutes and a hole in the wall for drug addicts. First Baptist has now converted the building into the Samaritan Inn with the goal of housing homeless families. Staffers and volunteers will link the adults to GED classes and help them find jobs.
Some pastors might not be thrilled with all that your church is doing. They might say, "The primary purpose of the church is to share the gospel, and these social projects take away from that." How do you respond to that? They're absolutely wrong, because our church for over 20 years was in the top one-quarter of 1 percent among Southern Baptist churches for evangelism. A lot of people come to Christ because of some difficulty or personal need in their life. At the most impressionable time in their life we're there with them in a tangible way. One year at the women's shelter literally almost every woman there received Christ.
What about the "rice Christian" problem: people saying there's spiritual change because they've received or are hoping to receive material provision? We have seen so many changed lives. A lot of those same pastors bemoan that the church is no longer the center of community and the local culture-but our church is. Literally thousands of people are coming through, and there's so much respect in our city and community for First Baptist because of those ministries. Now, anything happens and the local press calls me.
How do the secular journalists respond? It's absolutely astounding. The Orlando Sentinel reporter, who is not even a believer, wrote an article saying, "This pastor is trying to buy a hotel [for homeless individuals], so you should help." During the next three weeks over $100,000 was raised, primarily because of that article. The local ABC affiliate, FOX, and Good Morning America have all given us positive coverage. When the church is what it's supposed to be, the lost world says, "Whoa! What is this?"
Your compassionate ministry buildings are right in front of the church. What happens when those poor individuals come into a middle-class church? I envision our church as a modern-day version of the Corinthian church. On a Sunday morning you'll find a cable executive sitting next to a lady who two weeks ago was selling her body for crack. The people are very integrated. Our former pastor put this concept in our hearts: Everything should be under the shadow of the cross. My experience is that Christianity is much more caught than it is taught. I think that as people involve their lives, take people into their homes, adopt, whatever, people really begin to see the gospel played out.
Does that involvement also help the church in its dealings with the broader community? A lot of churches get stuck on the planning and zoning issues: They can't grow, they can't do this or that, they can't do evangelism, and it really hurts the outreach of churches. We began buying these properties adjacent to our church and the city zoning commission said, "Oh, you can't do this, you can't have a women's shelter; that's not what a church is." It was really sad, but their conception of a church was, church is what happens between 11 o'clock and 12 o'clock on Sunday mornings. If you go to our church now almost any night of the week there's something happening, and since we help over 15,000 people a year we have a good relationship with the government.
But historically, whenever the government gets involved, problems develop. About 25 years ago when we opened our daycare, we wanted to take in a certain percentage of Title 10 children so they could get a good education. But the state said, "Wait, you can't talk about Jesus," and we said, "Don't let the door hit you on the backside on your way out." Did it hurt us? No, it didn't hurt us. We immediately filled up with people who could pay well, but it hurt those kids who weren't getting a good education. Since then we've turned the corner: We have a good relationship with government and have received grants.
If government officials tried to put pressure on you to do certain things, you could say no? Absolutely. Never make yourself dependent on anybody. I raise a lot of money and have learned never to make yourself dependent on one financial source: That's a recipe for disaster.
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Keeper Leagues compared to Yearly / Redraft Leagues. Keeper leagues are for the more experienced player rather than beginners due to the amount of research and experience required to be a competitive team. Beginners without a clear understanding or the experience required to manage or coach a team will only make it harder to run your league. These new teams will be hard pressed to make a competitive team. And if that is the case they may not return next season. Making it difficult for the commish to find a new owner for a team that is all ready drafted with keeper players (depending on your specific league format) and which is potentially a very bad team. Only the most dedicated and knowledgeable people will be willing to take these teams over.
Keeper leagues do require more time, research and micro managing. In the sense that people will have to consider long term ramifications. Such as future potential, career / age status, off season attitudes ( dedicated career players as compared to players that get in trouble with the law, for example). Yearly leagues have a "go for it all" type of attitude where none of these things will be consider. Especially age and declining or on the rise player performance and stats in years to come. With yearly leagues all these things are predetermined before the draft without consideration of future seasons. Since each year these leagues will redraft a whole roster where people will then re-evaluate each player for that season.
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A Parent's Survival Guide to Disneyland: Part OneShawn Burns
"To all who come to this happy place, welcome." This is how Walt Disney welcomes us to Disneyland. If only he'd added "And be sure to bring a blanket to sit on while you're camping out on Main Street waiting for the fireworks to start for two hours."
Maybe you're an old pro at going to Disneyland, but if you're not then here are some tips from a guy who has been going to Disneyland three or four times every year for the last decade and a half. And even if you are an old pro at going to Disneyland, maybe some of these more parent-centric tips will still be worthwhile. There are a lot of things I never thought about when I was screaming on Space Mountain that are very, very important now that I have kids with me every time I go.
Take Advantage of Large Crowds 1 of 5There are lots of shows, parades, and spectacles to draw in the average pedestrian at the park. Use these times to get in line for the more popular rides. Memorize the schedule. Hit Star Tours during the fireworks and The Haunted Mansion during Fantasmic!
Giant Turkey Legs! 2 of 5At $9, these may seem pricey. But these beauties, sold at a few stands and some carts throughout the park, are actually one of the best food values at Disneyland. One leg will easily feed a dad and his two kids. Get your carbs later. Also pick up some napkins. (I should note that this photo is not actually of Disneyland turkey legs. Disneyland turkey legs are even bigger.)
Take a Potty Break Toward the End of the Submarine Line 3 of 5The Finding Nemo Submarines usually have a pretty long line, which inspires people to take their kids for potty breaks before even getting in line. But the ride itself is also pretty long, and if you've been standing in line for a good while (35-45 minutes if you're lucky), have someone hold your place and take the kids for another break after the halfway point of the line. The bathrooms are just around the corner, beside the entrance to Autopia.
Bring Your Giant Stroller 4 of 5Many people hate seeing, or using, giant strollers in places that have hordes of people. But you do not want to carry your kids, or their stuff, around all day at Disneyland. And lockers, though available, aren't always convenient. Also, the strollers available for rental at the park do not fully recline, so are not at all useful if your smaller child still naps. And at least one of you always has a seat for the show.
Go to Mickey's House! 5 of 5Part line, part playhouse, part movie theater, part character greeting spot. If it's a hot day, do yourself a favor and go see Mickey at his house in Toon Town, because the WHOLE THING IS AIR CONDITIONED. You will thank me later.
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A Jubilant Community Celebrates the Opening of The Kaplen Pavilion
A beautiful sunlit late summer afternoon on September 17, 2009 was the perfect setting for the dedication of The Kaplen Pavilion, a new two-story building at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in Englewood, NJ. The state-of-the-art building, which includes 60,000 square feet of carefully designed space for patient care, includes a world-class emergency care center and an innovative nursing unit for patients after orthopedic surgery or neurosurgery.
The building was dedicated to the patients it serves by Medical Center President and CEO Douglas A. Duchak in a moving tribute that included the raising of the hospital's flag to fly alongside those of the United States of America and the State of New Jersey.
"I look at these flags flying bright and high, and I think of the future of Englewood Hospital and Medical Center," said Mr. Duchak, who was joined by various dignitaries, most notably Maggie and Bill Kaplen of Tenafly, NJ for whom the pavilion is named.
Admiration and deep regard for the Kaplens set the tone for the celebration. "On behalf of all of the patients who will enter its doors next week and in the years to come, I would like to thank everyone who made this building possible," declared the Medical Center's president as a broadly smiling and attentive crowd reveled in the moment. "That gratitude starts with Maggie and Bill Kaplen, of course, whose lead gift of 5 million dollars launched the effort to fund and build this striking structure. If this has been a labor of love and commitment for us, and indeed it has, then Maggie and Bill have been the inspiration behind this remarkable endeavor."
Officials and guests lauded the fact that the pavilion was completed under budget and on schedule in the intensely challenging healthcare climate. The new emergency care center, three times larger than the facility it replaces, features 40 large private treatment rooms, fast track triage for adults and children, numerous specialty rooms and a dedicated imaging center staffed 24-7 and located within the emergency care center.
The second-floor nursing unit incorporates leading edge equipment into a hotel-like setting with 22 spacious private rooms incorporating amenities such as a flat screen TV, specially equipped private bathroom, homelike décor and comfortable seating for family members. A top highlight is innovative moving and lifting equipment, which is part of a comprehensive patient and staff safety program the Medical Center has pioneered in the state since 2007.
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Raiders Rally For 10-9 Win Over OSU
April 10, 2005
LUBBOCK, Texas - Trey Stewart's two-out, bases-loaded single in the bottom of the eighth capped a seven-run rally as Texas Tech defeated Oklahoma State 10-9 on Sunday afternoon at Dan Law Field.
The win clinches the series for Texas Tech 2-1 and the Red Raiders improve to 22-11 overall and 5-6 in Big 12 play. The loss drops Oklahoma State to 24-13 and 5-7 in league play.
Oklahoma State broke a 3-3 tie in the top of the eighth inning as the Cowboys exploded for six runs on five hits and one Tech fielding error. A dropped foul ball by Cooper Fouts prolonged the life of third baseman Rusty Ryal who eventually doubled to lead off the frame. An infield single by designated hitter Corey Brown gave the Cowboys runners at first and second with no outs and forced Tech into making a pitching change. Tech brought in left-handed reliever Carleton Hargrove to face OSU catcher Jeff Parrish and Parrish deposited the first pitch he saw over the left field fence to give the Cowboys a 6-3 lead. The Cowboys added three more runs in the frame to push their lead to 9-3.
The OSU lead wouldn't last long as the Red Raiders mounted a big comeback in the eighth to take the lead at 10-9. A three-run home run by junior left fielder Chris Williams brought Tech with two and a two-out single to left field by first baseman Trey Stewart gave Tech the go ahead run. Texas Tech plated all seven of its runs on four hits and five walks by OSU relievers.
The Tech comeback marked the second time in as many seasons that the Red Raiders have overcome a big deficit late in the Sunday game to clinch the series. Last season in Stillwater, Texas Tech was down 7-2 in the top of the ninth before scoring nine runs in the top of the ninth inning and held on for an 11-8 win.
Oklahoma State used the long ball to take an early 3-0 lead as the Cowboys got a two-run homer by center fielder Steve Patak in the third and a solo dinger by Brown in the fourth.
Tech plated its first run of the game in the fifth when Williams scored on a RBI ground-out by Cooper Fouts. Senior shortstop Cameron Blair tied the game in the bottom of the sixth when he belted a two-run homer over the left field fence. The home run was Blair's 11th of the season and the third of this series.
Junior right-hander Zach Butler (5-0) earned the win in relief as he went the final two innings allowing two earned runs on two hits and struckout two. Butler retired the OSU lineup in order in the top of the ninth to seal the win. First baseman and right-hander reliever Adam Carr (0-1) took the loss for Oklahoma State as he allowed two earned runs on one hit and walked three in 2/3 of an inning.
Texas Tech returns to action on Wednesday afternoon as the Red Raiders have added a midweek game against Hardin-Simmons University. Tech will battle the Cowboys at 3 p.m. at Dan Law Field.


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A car past a traffic sign saying "Rtanj" in the Serbian mountain of Rtanj, some 220km (140 miles) southeast of Belgrade, Serbia, Friday, Dec. 21, 2012. Though the Mayans never predicted outright that the world would end Friday, some New Agers are convinced that the apocalypse is indeed coming Dec. 21, 2012, the supposed end of a 5,125-year Mayan calendar. While descendants of the ancient Mayans in Mexico are facing the date with a calm conviction that life will go on, a frenzy has gripped others across the world, drawing them to several spots said to promise survival. Mayan doomsday cultists are flocking to Mount Rtanj, a pyramidal peak in Serbia, which they believe may have the power to save them on December 21.(AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic)