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The Royal Baby Makes Its First Public Appearance [VIDEO]
The Royal Baby has made its first public appearance on the steps of St. Mary's Hospital in London.
2:25 p.m. – The couple came back outside and placed their son into a car seat before driving off with William driving. They are believed to be headed towards Kensington Palace.
2:21 p.m. – New parents Prince Williams and Kate the Dutchess of Cambridge showed their new baby to the world on the steps of St, Mary's Hospital in London. Dressed in matching blue, Kate was carrying the boy through the doors but as she and William walked towads the crowd she handed the baby to her husband.
They took questions from reporters and fans gathered outside the private Lindo Wing of the hospital and said they are "still working on a name."
"He's got her looks, thankfully," William said. "He's got a good pair of lungs on him, that's for sure." William added: "He's a big boy, he's quite heavy," and laughed when a reporter asked him about the baby's hair. "He's got way more than me, thank God," he said.
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12:30 p.m. – Prince Charles has paid a visit to his newborn grandson for the first time and called him "marvelous."
Crowds of onlookers gathered outside the St. Mary Hospital cheered as Charles and his wife, Camilla, arrived Tuesday at central London's St. Mary's Hospital. Earlier Tuesday, Kate's parents — Michael and Carole Middleton — also paid a visit to their new grandchild.
Carole Middleton beamed and said the baby was "absolutely beautiful."
After the excitement, fatigue and joy of childbirth — emotions shared with a nation — the young couple is expected to bring the prince home and start to care for him.
According to a tweet from @Clarance House, the official residence of the new parents, "Mother, son and father are all doing well this morning."
They also sent thanks to the hospital staff. "We know it has been a very busy period for the hospital and we would like to thank everyone — staff, patients and visitors — for their understanding during this time," they said.
But the lad's name — and his likeness — remain a royal mystery. And as the infant child begins a long journey expected to see him someday become a king, Brits — and indeed people from around the world — joined the royal family in celebration.
A spokesman for Kensington Palace has said: "Mother, son and father are all doing well this morning." #RoyalBabyBoy
— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) July 23, 2013
Kate and William may bring the baby home from St. Mary's Hospital in London today or tomorrow and will probably show off their new son for the first time on the hospital steps according to CNN.
They are the same steps where Diana, Princess of Wales, and Prince Charles first shared their son, Prince William, 31 years ago. It could also be when they reveal the name of the 3rd in line to the British throne who was born yesterday at 4:24 p.m. and weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces. CNN reports the baby was born naturally.
Celebrating The Future King
"It's a Boy!" was splashed across many front pages, while Britain's top-selling The Sun newspaper temporarily changed its name to "The Son" in honor of the tiny monarch-in-waiting.
A gun salute to mark the child's birth is expected later Tuesday. he King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Green Park is expected to release 41 rounds, while the Honorable Artillery Company at the Tower of London will sound 62 rounds according to CNN.


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The Hospital of the Blessed Trinity, better known to residents and locals alike as Abbot's Hospital, sits at the top of the high street in the Surrey town of Guildford. Its red brick towers and quadrangle have the appearance of an Oxbridge college but it is in fact a private residence, an almshouse. Founded in 1619 by George Abbot, Archbishop of Canterbury, Abbot's was established to offer a place of shelter for the elderly poor of the town, 12 single men and 8 single women. Four hundred years later Abbot's still provides for the local elderly of modest means and allows them to live independently but within a sociable and supportive communal environment.
The history of this institution is intriguing, especially how the needs of a fragile building are balanced against the demands of the current 21st century occupants.
The Jacobean Grade 1 Listed building features ornate brickwork, leaded lights and flagstones worn smooth by the successive Brothers & Sisters.
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Leaves appear green because green light is reflected back by the chlorophyll, while other wavelengths are absorbed.
The receptor in the photosynthesis process consists of hundreds of chlorophyll and carotenoid molecules and the molecule of chlorophyll a, which is the reaction centre.
All substances, except wholly transparent ones, absorb light, and their colors stem from the wavelength of the light they reflect, and which is not absorbed by the surface in question. Chlorophyll, present in all photosynthetic cells and a variety of pigments, absorbs all visible wavelengths of light except green. This reflected light is what makes leaves appear green. Black substances absorb nearly all the light that falls on them. White pigments, on the other hand, reflect nearly all the wavelengths of light that strike them.
For example, the pigments in plants known as chlorophyll permit the color green to appear and are also where photosynthesis takes place. Pigment molecules are formed by atoms such as carbon, hydrogen, magnesium, oxygen and nitrogen combining together. Considering the properties of chlorophyll, which plays a vital role in the continuation of life, will afford a better understanding of the sensitive, delicate calculations on which it is constructed.
Organized in groups of 250 to 400, chlorophyll molecules constitute a structure known as the photosystem, which carries out vital processes. All the chlorophyll molecules within this system can absorb light, but only one chlorophyll molecule in every photosystem actually uses the chemical energy obtained in this way. The molecule using the energy installs itself in the middle of the photosystem. The other chlorophyll molecules are known as antenna pigments, which collect light for the reaction center (that is, "chlorophyll a") by establishing a network around it. When the reaction center receives energy from one of the more than 250 antennae molecules the energy boosts an electron out of place to a higher energy level. In other words, an electron belonging to the "chlorophyll a" moves to one of the other chlorophyll molecules arranged around it. Thus thanks to a chain reaction an electron exchange, photosynthesis begins. 73Therefore, the organs we call pigments play a vital role in the process of photosynthesis, while these molecules with their very special structure give rise to the green world of plants around us.
When the components of the chloroplast are examined, they are seen to be built on very delicate calculations and a highly detailed system. It is Almighty Allah Who disposes such a detailed design into a space too small to be seen with the naked eye.
Upon entering a garden, you see flowers with stunning bright colors and patterns. When we see a red rose, for instance, we enjoy its color without knowing what that rose's true color actually is. In fact, this "red" color stems from the rose's pigments reflecting the rays of that particular wavelength. The pigments in the petals reflect only red wavelengths, which we then perceive as that particular color.


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Date: November 29 2012
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott called for a judicial inquiry into the 20-year-old AWU "slush fund" affair, as Prime Minister Julia Gillard sought his apology for claims she had breached the law.
On the final day of parliament for 2012, Ms Gillard tried to turn the tables on the opposition by giving Mr Abbott 15 minutes to back up his claim she made a false statement to a West Australian authority in 1992.
The allegation related to legal advice she gave to two union officials who wanted to set up the Australian Workers' Union Workplace Reform Association, which was later incorporated by the then-WA corporate affairs commissioner.
Deputy opposition leader Julie Bishop had spent the week quizzing Ms Gillard over her role in advising former AWU figures Ralph Blewitt and Bruce Wilson, who allegedly misappropriated money from the association's accounts.
At issue is - in Mr Abbott's words under parliamentary privilege on Thursday - whether Ms Gillard represented to the WA body that the association should validly be registered when she knew "all along that this was a slush fund".
Mr Abbott told parliament a judicial inquiry was needed to get to the bottom of "this whole squalid affair".
"We believe the misuse of union funds is a serious matter," he said. Mr Wilson has previously said the association was not overseen by the broader AWU and did not collect or hold AWU member funds.
Mr Abbott told parliament Labor MPs needed to consider the "kind of character and judgment and integrity" they expected of their leader.
"Plainly there has been unethical and illegal conduct here ... much of it has been facilitated at the very least by the prime minister and the advice she has given," he said, adding that it amounted to "conduct unbecoming".
Liberal senator George Brandis used parliamentary privilege to push the issue further in the upper house, calling across to Labor senators: "You are the ones with a criminal in The Lodge."
He withdrew the remark, but added: "Let me make it perfectly clear that I am not withdrawing an allegation that the prime minister has committed a breach of the criminal law because I make that allegation."
Ms Gillard said Mr Abbott should "unreservedly apologise" for making false claims against her and failing to come up with any evidence of wrongdoing.
"In my view, where this takes Australians to is you need to think very carefully about what this course of conduct says about the opposition leader's ability to show judgment and leadership," she said.
She said Mr Abbott faced the same fate as Malcolm Turnbull, who lost the Liberal leadership after documents he used against Kevin Rudd during the Godwin Grech affair turned out to be fabricated.
The issue was fuelled by the public release on Thursday of an extract from an internal Slater & Gordon interview with Ms Gillard in 1995 about her response to a letter from the WA authority.
She told partner Peter Gordon the body had queried if the association was a trade union - making it ineligible for incorporation - and she replied it wasn't and had argued the case.
She also said she had nothing to do with association bank accounts or its operation afterward.
Mr Abbott said the association was clearly a "slush fund" and not, as the registration form stated, set up for "development of changes to work to achieve safe workplaces".
The prime minister's spokesperson said "the Liberals have nothing".
"So what? She did what lawyers do. Act on instruction. Provide legal advice."
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NATHAN Rudge was forced to watch the horror unfold from the stands as the Bluebirds suffered a humilating defeat to Bideford last weekend.
The Chippenham chief was serving the first of a two-game touchline ban for his part in a flare-up at the end of last November's 0-0 draw at Barwell.
That left assistant Richard Fey to head matters from the dugout but he was powerless to prevent his side's capitulation at Hardenhuish Park.
Despite a day to forget, Fey is keen to stress that he and Rudge are still focused on rebuilding Chippenham.
"There was only one word to describe Saturday and that was embarassing," said Fey.
"They had eight shots and scored seven of them. Myself and Nath had loads of messages after the game but that doesn't get you points.
"We still don't want people to forget that we're in a transition period – the club is changing and so is the first team. We're still bringing in our own players and trying to build for the future.
"We're only 30-odd games into our first season in charge and, no matter what people say, we're on a shoestring budget.
"The club has been stuck in the Southern League and given bigger budgets to four or five managers in the past.
"I won't argue about the fact that we haven't won in nine and that we need to improve but we know that things can change very quickly in football."
A mistake from Bluebirds' goalie Ben John allowed Kevin Squire to net Bideford's opener before Aaron Harper-Penman and Matty Bye scored before half-time.
Tom Knighton pulled a goal back but Sean Downing almost instantly restored the visitors' three-goal lead.
Chippenham's Adie Harris was shown a second yellow for a late tackle on Matt Andrew and Bideford ran riot, with Downing, Andrew and Squire rounding off the scoring.


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— April 2003
The Time of Their Lives, Part II
"The Time of Their Lives" in our April issue featured excerpts from the diary of Betty, who, along with her husband Scott, 13-year-old daughter Kate, and Kate's teacher Michelle, set off on a remarkable 10-month exploration aboard the 109-foot charter yacht Askari beginning last summer. (Kate, with Michelle's help, regularly sent e-mail updates home to her fellow students to educate them about the locales they were visiting.) When we last touched base with them and Askari's seven-person crew, they had just arrived in the South Pacific. Here we present more of Betty's diary.
Instead of driving 200 miles up I-35 to Gramma's house, we rode for about 10 minutes in the dinghy to the nearest coral reef. Instead of meeting up with family and old friends, we met up with a moray eel, several triggerfish, a couple dozen lion fish, and four eagle rays.
Instead of sitting down in front of the TV to watch football, we attended the local Polynesian dance show (complete with fire!).
And instead of perusing the local newspaper for the pre-Christmas sale ads, we were watching an awesome array of colors as the sun set behind the hills in Moorea.
But some things were very much the same...
At 6:00 p.m., we sat down with friends and family at a large table. We held hands and gave thanks.
I have always had a lot to be thankful for—but never so much as this year. I am thankful for my health. I am thankful that there are so many wonderful places in this world and that I have had a chance to see some of them. I am thankful for my family, because without them, even paradise wouldn't be fun. And I am thankful for my friends.
Then we all stuffed ourselves with turkey, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole (with the fried onions on top) and cranberry sauce. We followed that with pumpkin pie, cherry pie, pecan pie, and loads of whipped cream!
Happy Thanksgiving.
We anchored in Huameme Bay at about 8:15 this morning and could see Patio, the main town in Taha'a. By 9:00 a.m. we were ashore and met up with a local, Alein, for a tour of the island.
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Boys Billy, Lenny, and Samuel, and girls Jessica and Lindsay all go to the same school and take different classes. Each child got a different grade in a different class with a different teacher.
Kids: Billy, Lenny, Samuel, Jessica, and Lindsay
Teachers: Mr. Briggs, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Minn, Mr. Bobo, and Mrs. Runner
Grades: A, B, C, A-, and D
Subjects: Math, English, Science, History, and Physical Ed.
1. The 2 people who got A's have names that end in Y.
2. The math student got a similar grade to Billy, but a little lower.
3. Mrs. Runner was sad to hand out a D to her student.
4. The C student loved her field trips, but isn't a good test taker.
5. The Physical Education teacher is a male teaching a female, while the math teacher is female and teaches a male student.
6. Jessica and Lindsay didn't get the highest or lowest grades out of the group; they got either a B or a C.
7. Mr. Bobo was the best Science teacher at the school, but Lenny didn't have him.
8. Samuel really didn't want to show his parents his report card because of the low grade he got from Mrs. Runner.
9. Mrs. Minn's history class was the only class that had field trips and Lindsay loved them!
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Unproven arms could be key for Puerto Rico
FT. MYERS, Fla. -- Veteran slugger Carlos Beltran, who is participating in his third World Baseball Classic, is expected to provide much of the power, but Team Puerto Rico will likely go as far in this year's Classic as its pitching can carry it.
"I don't think we're going to be as weak in pitching as some people think," Puerto Rico manager Edwin Rodriguez predicted Wednesday.
Nevertheless, Puerto Rico's chances of advancing have definitely been hindered by the absence of free agent Javier Vazquez, who opted out of the Classic because of a knee injury. That leaves their hopes largely in the hands of a several unproven pitchers.
Journeyman Giancarlo Alvarado, who will start Puerto Rico's Classic opener against Spain in San Juan on Friday night in a game that can be watched live on MLB Network and ESPN Deportes at 6:30 p.m. locally/ 5:30 p.m. ET, tuned up by pitching the first inning of Wednesday's 8-7 victory over the Twins before a crowd that included a small group of spirited Puerto Rican fans.
"That was [Alvarado's]first outing facing live hitters in a month and a half," Rodriguez said after his starter served up a lead-off home run and walked two in his one inning of work. "I think he did fine. I think he's ready.
"Right now we have a combination of some experienced pitchers and some pitchers with very young arms," Rodriguez admitted. "With young pitchers, you never know who is going to show up."
Jose Berrios, an 18-year-old right-hander who is one of the Minnesota Twins' top pitching prospects and was off to a great start this spring before leaving the Twins' camp to join Team Puerto Rico, will work out of the bullpen during the Classic because of his lack of experience.
Berrios pitched one inning in relief Wednesday, allowing one hit and striking out one.
"That was the first time I ever saw him in a real game," Rodriguez said. "He's poised. He was just having fun out there."
Berrios, the Twins' first round Draft pick in 2012, made his professional debut with Minnesota's Rookie league teams last season. He was 3-0 with a 1.17 ERA, striking out 49 batters in 30 2/3 innings.
"You'd never know he's 18," Rodriguez said. "He throws 97-98 mph. We had a simulated game the other day and he was very impressive. He has very good secondary pitches. But he's so young."
Beltran batted .286 with two home runs and five RBIs in six games for Puerto Rico in 2006. In '09, he hit .421 with eight hits and a homer in six games.
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Matt W. Moore's first solo-exhibition in Paris, all the works of which were created during his visit to the city. Have a look at the exhibition and the rest of the vibrant collection here. He actually uses spray paint to create almost digital looking canvases, which i was surprised at. The use of colour is extremely tasty, creating optical illusions and facets that remind you of crystal shards, glass buildings, and feel like bursts of excitement. Really interesting looking at the part made works in progress, his piles of stencil papers, and tables of paints. A very optimistic and inspiring feel that makes you want to go home and get your colours out.
His exhibition is still on until March 12th so if you fancy a trip over on the Eurostar be sure to take your camera.
Continuing the theme of geometric shapes, and 3d forms this time, here's a collection of work by Lenancker Romain. From Lyon this time, his works are a mixture of still life photography and scene creation. ( What's the work for that ? ! ). Love the ominous 'invasion' feel of the black pyramids/cubes.
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Soft and chewy, a perfect wholesome snack on-the-go. Fortified with essential vitamins & minerals. Made with no trans fat and no artificial anything!
A healthy breakfast or satisfying snack! Fortified & low fat! Fiber, protein, and omega-3's.
Ingredients: tapioca syrup, vegetable glycerin, exaporated can juice, date paste, expeller pressed vegetable oil (safflower and/or sunflower oil), rice starch, white rice flour, rice crisps (rice flour, rice bran, raisin juice concentrate, honey, salt), brown pure cane sugar, golden flaxseed, sunflower seed butter (roasted sunflower kernel, evaporated cane juice, salt), dried apple, pre-cooked quinoa flakes, light buckwheat flour, puffed amaranth, millet flour, baking soda, cinnamon, natural flavors, salt, xanthan gum, vanilla, malic acid (natural flavor enhancer), vitamins and minerals
Vitamins & Minerals: vitamin B3, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin B1, folic acid, calcium
NUTRITION FACTS Serving Size 1 bar (28g) Servings Per Container 5 Amount per serving Calories 110 Calories from fat 25 %DV Total Fat 3g - 4% Saturated Fat 0g - 0% Trans Fat 0g Cholesterol 0mg - 0% Sodium 100mg - 3% Total Carb 20g - 7% Dietary Fiber 1g - 4% Sugars 7g Protein 1g Vitamin A 2%Vitamin C 0%Calcium 0%Iron 4% Thiamin 35%Riboflavin 35%Niacin 35%Folate 35% Vitamin B6 30%Magnesium 2% The brown rice syrup used in the bars does NOT contain malt. The brown rice syrup does not contain an enzyme derived from a malted source (barley, wheat, etc.)


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HARTFORD, Mich - Four women from the same church who were out for a meal are dead after their car crashed into two vehicles on an icy road in southwestern Michigan.
The Van Buren County sheriff's office says the crash occurred Saturday night, near Hartford.
The four victims were returning from a dinner trip to Indiana. Their Buick Lucerne was traveling south when it was struck by an eastbound van that couldn't stop. The Lucerne then spun directly into the path of a pickup truck.
The women were members of Keeler Baptist Church, 40 miles west of Kalamazoo. One of the victims, 56-year-old Kathryn Maya, was the wife of the pastor.
The others were 67-year-old Celeste Phillips, 56-year-old Lou Ann Holcomb and 51-year-old Charlotte Sieber, all from Hartford.
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