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Cookbook Giveaway and Interview With Tina Ruggiero, Author of The Best Homemade Baby Food on the Planetby Katie Cavuto-Boyle in Cookbooks, October 17, 2012
Tina Ruggiero is a dietitian, spokesperson, special correspondent for the Tampa Tribune and author of the cookbook, The Best Homemade Baby Food on the Planet. We chatted with her about her book recently and she offered to give you, our lucky readers, the opportunity to win a copy of her book!
Q: What inspired this cookbook?
A: Prior to writing the book, I had 17 friends and clients who where either expectant or new moms. They each had the same questions about infant and toddler nutrition, and at that point, I realized I needed to write this book.
Q: What does healthy mean to you?
A: To me, healthy means having the ability to enjoy life to its fullest. "Healthy" is a state of mind, a lifestyle and something to be embraced and celebrated. Healthy goes beyond food. When you have your health, you can achieve anything.
Q: If you could be any herb, what would it be and why?
A: Basil! No doubt about it. It's versatile, lush, delicious, aromatic and instantly transcends memories of Italy to my plate (or cocktail glass, if I'm making an herbal drink!).
Q: What is your favorite recipe from the book?
A: There are so many recipes in the book that I love for different reasons. For toddlers, I like the To-riffic Tofu With Veggies and Peanut Sauce, the Lentils With Rice and Yogurt Sauce and Cuckoo for Couscous and Raisin Puree. They introduce new flavors textures to little tykes and really expand their palates. For the younger set, I like Highchair Haute Chicken with Peaches and Fuss-Free Banana Pumpkin Puree. They're tasty, nutritious and show mom how simple staples can be combined to make satisfying, quick meals for baby.
Q: Favorite healthy kitchen tool?
A: Vegetable peeler. I use it to shave chocolate and cheese, soften hard butter … and yes, I do use it to peel vegetables!
You can buy a copy of Tina's book, The Best Homemade Baby Food on the Planet, or enter in the comments for a chance to win some. Just let us know, in the comments, your trick for getting healthy food on your kids' plates. The contest starts at 10:00 a.m. EST today, and ends on Friday, October 19 at 5 p.m. EST.
We're giving away one copy of The Best Homemade Baby Food on the Planet to one lucky, randomly-selected commenter. You must include your email address in the "Email" field when submitting your comment so we can communicate with you if you're a winner.
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June 24, 2010
Raytheon is hiring 4,500 engineers this year but can't find enough qualified candidates. "That's a frightening problem for a company like ours," CEO William Swanson said in remarks prepared for a speech to the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce this week.
Thirty percent of the four million Americans in ninth grade in 2001 dropped out of high school, Swanson said. And fewer than 280,000 majored in a technical field in college, and only 167,000 will earn a scientific or technical degree by 2011. And a mere 64,000 will become engineers. "Compared to China, India, and other parts of the world," he said, "it's a drop in the bucket."


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Little Miss Mushroom Necklace
Check out this silver-plated box cable necklace featuring an adorable lucite mushroom charm with pink spots and a cute little bow-- Her face is so adorable with her little eyelashes! She's comfy and light to wear too! So kawaii!
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POTTSTOWN — As many know, 1881 was an eventful year.
President James Garfield was sworn in and then shot four months later by a disappointed office seeker; readers were first introduced to a sleuth named Sherlock Holmes and his partner in crime, so to speak, Dr. Watson; and out west Sitting Bull surrendered, Bill the Kid escaped jail and the Earps and Clantons clashed at the OK Corral.
But more important than all these things, at least for the purposes of this article, Pottstown High School graduated its first class of five students — all female by the way.
Few school districts in Pennsylvania, or the country for that matter, have a history as long or as colorful as Pottstown's and Myra Forrest believes that's something that should be celebrated.
Which is why she was meeting with local history enthusiast George Wausnock on a recent Wednesday morning at Pottstown High School, and why he was carrying a giant pencil.
The pencil, presented as a gift to a former administrator, is just one of the hundreds of artifacts, documents, banners, photographs and diplomas that are part and parcel of the district's history.
"This school district has more history than almost any other school district in the area," she said.
So Forrest, the executive director of the Foundation for Pottstown Education, is pushing ahead with a proposal to establish an archive room at Pottstown High School and she asked Wausnock to head up the effort.
"We want to have at least one item from each year, so that's already more than 130 items we have to find a way to display," Wausnock said.
And while the district has quite a bit of memorabilia, much of it on display at Pottstown Middle School and Rupert Elementary School, Community Relations John Armato said more is being sought.
"We're issuing a call out to the people to see if they have an item of historical significance, whether they might be willing to donate it to our archive room," Armato said.
Anyone who does is being asked to call Wausnock at 610-360-5924 or fellow Alumni Honor Roll member Cathy Calhoun at her business, Calhoun jewelers, at 610-948-8515.
Which is not to say everything donated will be displayed.
"We have formed a committee which George will head and we will establish criteria about what type of item we're looking for," said Forrest.
And remember that some items my originate outside the district's current borders said committee member Mike Lunn, a member of PHS Class of 1956.
"When I went to school, all but the kids in West Pottsgrove went here as well," Lunn said. "I played ball with guys from Sanatoga."
"Remember this is not just for the school district," Armato said. "This is for the community because in many ways, the school district and the community are the same."
In addition to Calhoun, Lunn and Wausnock, the effort has also attracted the volunteer efforts of three former district employees — Jane Hamilton, Jim Corum and Rita Cohen, who retired last year after 32 years with the district.
"I liked the concept when Myra explained it to me and I like to give back to the school and the community," she said. "I once saw a room like this at the University of Minnesota and it was amazing," she said. "I would love to see something like that for Pottstown."
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This report, which uses data from agencies within Los Angeles City and County, tracks sexual assault case attrition and the factors that attribute to it. It also explores case outcomes and factors that may lead police to unfound charges.
Read this report.
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Welcome to the Business Office
The Business Office is located in Highbaugh Hall, the building between Cooke Memorial and the Nunnelley Music Building. We are open from 8:00am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday.
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Please check your account to see if you have a financial hold. Students with delinquent accounts may be placed on a registration hold.
IMPORTANT: Review the refund schedule information if you are considering dropping classes or withdrawing. This will let you know how much you will be charged if you drop (or if you are dropped for nonpayment) during any session. Please call if you have any questions or concerns.
Student Accounts Office Contact Information
Phone: 502-863-8700
Direct payments and correspondence to:
Georgetown College Student Accounts Office
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Mission Statement
The Bursar's Office assures that funds due the College are billed, collected, posted, deposited, and reconciled on time and accurately in a manner that is compliant with not only College Policy but also all applicable Federal Regulations. The Bursar's Office educates students about the student account process with a professional and courteous demeanor. Other responsibilities of the Bursar's Office include managing third-party invoicing, installment payment plans, processing refunds and withdrawals, and the business functions of the G-Card, which is an integrated campus ID card and debit card system which enables cashless campus life and electronic access identification and verification wherever appropriate.
By providing the accounting and business underpinning for the College's other units to achieve their unit missions, the Bursar's Office supports the College's mission to provide an environment for intellectual, spiritual and social growth.


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Jul 24th 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Summertime by George! is a free concert and festival put on by the Rotary Club of St. Cloud at the newly renovated Lake George! The area will be transformed into a fun and active place every Wednesday with free live music from local and regional bands, local vendors, artisians, and a kid's zone for the entire family to enjoy!
For additional information visit summertimebygeorge.com
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A month-long sojourn to Bhutan and Nepal seemed to seep into every detail of Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough's incarnation of Fall's It-girl style. Most evident from their travels? The theme of protection, as seen in overpowering woven leather jackets, strong patchwork, and voluminous structured shapes, took hold in both the realm of outerwear and into the more slouched Far Eastern-influenced short robe dresses and belted skirts presented. A pale blue Asian screen-printed brocade melded into an architecturally perfect ruffled wrap skirt or a draped reworked leather top worn with low-slung oversized wide-leg pants showcased the boys' foray into radically new shapes against refreshing colorways. We couldn't help but admire the seamless interpretation and execution of Asian-inspired traditional dress into what is sure to be a collection of must-have Westernized wardrobe pieces. This season, it was all about the effortlessly cool warrior woman, and as the models marched out one by one as if part of a super-stylish samurai army, that point couldn't have been clearer.
- Trends: Asian-inspired garb, tough protective outerwear, reworked leather, asymmetrical fastenings, and super-slouchy silhouettes.
- Colors: Black, rusted red, orange, gold, pale blue, cream, and burgundy.
- Key Piece: The new voluminous skirt shape; blistered, quilted, and woven leather outerwear.
- Accessories: Thick-heeled riding-inspired heels and boots and antelope fur clutches.
- Who Would Wear It: Proenza Schouler's arsenal of fans, including Liya Kebede, Elizabeth Olsen, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Kate Bosworth.


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The worldwide standard closed headphone for monitoring, ENG/EFP and live-applications.
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The beyerdynamic TG V90r ribbon microphone is the "Microphone of the Year" in the readers poll of the magazine "Soundcheck".
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Browse through our selection of classically elegant, yet unique beach and coastal decor furnishings. Whether you live By the Sea or not, our coastal decor accent pillows, beach decor accessories, coastal decor lighting and beach decor tableware will bring your love of the Sea to your home. We hope our beach decor shop shows our love of the beach! Coastal Decor dinnerware and glassware to entertain By the Sea
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Lets not forget about actually getting to the beach . . . an assortment of beach bags and hats May you Always Have a Shell in your Pocket and Sand in Your Shoes


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For over a year, Thorlak Island Team have been working on a pretty expansive Oblivion project, entitled Thorlak Island: Blood in the Snow. This mod offers a new (snow covered) island to explore, all new NPCs and towns, nine new quests, and more.
Sounds cool, right? Head to moddb to download Version 1.1 of the demo.


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50,000 Miles Later
Speaking of intelligence, I just glanced at JK's signature and thought it said, "The price of victory is high. But so are the retards."
12 Monkeys
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
I don't get it. The price of retards is high?
Lazy idiot
But that is a vital life skill. Don't her parents want to prepare her for school?
Tick tock
Oh Mighty Wing
Fear not. Some time between now and leaving for college, young Lucy will learn the joys of root beer and the word "damn".
I'm an uncle, I have a job to do, damnit.
The Logic of Long Distance
Shan...I should probably know this but when are you coming to Nashville to run PWP?
The secret to tumbling helplessly through heretofore unexplored dimensions of the time/space continuum, on your face:
Go easy on the uphills, push it on the downhills.
i find the sunshine beckons me to open up the gate and dream and dream ~~robbie williams
The secret:
Go easy on walk the uphills, push it on limp down the downhills.
August 2nd. Trent has actually talked me into running the 5K and then running 6-8 miles to finish the mileage I need.
I must be crazy.
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Good facilities for 3 star - large room, good shower, LCD TV, handy to shopping area, heater good. Not applicable.
Everything I needed for a short stay, great service from owners , good quality budget accomidation
This is a truly lovely Motel. The staff were very welcoming and pleasant. The rooms were spotless and very nicely decorated. It is exactly as you see in the pictures. :) We booked this hotel on the basis of location to Australia Zoo - booking.com said it was 0.1 Km to Austraila Zoo - reality is that it is 40 minutes away by car...


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The Daily Texan
The Daily Texan is the largest and most award-winning college publication in the nation, and our alumni have won 12 Pulitzer Prizes. You can pick up our print product at newstands around campus and visit us at thedailytexan.com. We publish 5 days a week and our papers are always free. The Daily Texan has tryouts for open positions once each semester. The Fall 2016 tryouts will be held from August 24, 2016 to September 8, 2016.


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Season 3
Comic Con-Air
Trent struggles to regain control of a hijacked plane filled with Comic Con convicts, while Kove and Alphonse debate whether or not to remotely blow it up.
Hawaii Die-O
On the eve of delivering the commencement address at USSD, The President of the Navy has three big problems: He can't speak in public without a river of profanity, a member of NTSF is suspected of being programmed to assassinate him during the speech, and his only protection is a robo-cop.
Extra Terrorist-rial
Trent's nephew harbors a seemingly peaceful extraterrestrial, but the NTSF team knows there's no such thing as a peaceful illegal alien.
Season 2
Season 1
The Birthday Party that was Neither
Each member of NTSF gets a mysterious call from a person who claims they have secret information about them. Unbeknownst to the other members, they each must bring a million dollars to a warehouse, leaving Kove alone at NTSF HQ. When the caller is finally revealed, the team gets a blast from the past.
Exes and Oh-No's!
Trent discovers one of his ex-wives has undergone a sex change AND is trying to steal a San Diego national treasure. Now he must navigate Kove's jealously and stop his ex before he falls in love with her -- I mean him -- Ugh... IT again. Plus, no one has read Piper's book for book club and the meeting is tonight!
The Risky Business of Being Alone in Your Home
Trent is suspended from NTSF and his old nemesis, wheelchair bound Agent Van Damme, replaces him. While Trent is home alone he must fend off terrorists intent on killing him while his defenses are down. Meanwhile, Van Damme becomes the golden boy of NTSF. But something isn't right about this new guy.
Dolphinnegan's Wake
A dolphin serial killer is on the loose and the NTSF don't have any leads until Trent visits the deadliest dolphin serial killer in captivity to get a lead on this new killer... before Sam and Jessie are it's next victims.


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Specifics: Netgear MA101 rev B, using BT3
I have tried to follow this tut as best I can with no success: atmelwlandriver.sourceforge.net/howto/howto.html#toc2: I'm not even sure if this is applicable to BT3 but I've been trying to search around for some answers. I don't think it will work because of some of the requirements to reboot, which would definitely be a problem considering I'm using a live CD; also many of the modifications to certain files are absent in BT or so I think.
I have also tried configuring it using network.sh but also with no success. When I try to test the connection I get a failure.
I'm really stumped on this, I have checked around and this card should work with BT3, has anyone had any success? I'm trying to be as specific as possible, I've been reading on the forums and have seen that this is a annoyance for the mods, but I haven't really been able to find a definitive solution. Please note: I will do the research, I'm not looking to be breast fed I'm asking for a nudge in the right direction. Your help is respectfully appreciated.


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Lindsay Lohan's Breasts Posed For Terry Richardson Again
Lindsay Lohan has literally nothing to do these days except sit around strung out of her mind at Chateau Marmont until she can crash another awards season party, so why not let Terry Richardson take more pictures of her boobs to pass the time? It's what Marilyn Monroe would do along with never paying for goods and services, running over babies and letting her mom whore her out to swarthy businessman. She was a trailblazer that way.
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It's more than just alliteration; it's a statement, a proclamation that Thursdays are when the weekend should really start. Kicking it off right is the key, and what better way than with a cocktail that not only takes the edge off, but tastes good too. A hard thing to disagree with, we know. Drink up, get down and go to sleep happy.
Long Island Iced Teas aren't for the faint of heart. They aren't for the faint of liver, either. Unless, that is, they come as masterfully balanced as Michael Chiarello's. Starting with the usual suspects — light rum, vodka, gin, tequila and soda — Michael's Coney Island Iced Tea rounds off each sip with sweet orange liqueur, tart lemon juice and fresh mint. Calling it refreshing would be a terrible understatement. Pour a glassful and you'll see, before giving in to the temptation to have another.
Tea time just got pushed back a few hours, and for good reason.
Bottoms up, folks.
Coney Island Iced Tea
6 servings
3 ounces light rum
3 ounces vodka
3 ounces gin
3 ounces tequila
3 ounces orange liqueur
3 ounces freshly squeezed lemon juice
6 small sprigs fresh mint, optional
In a pitcher, blend the liquors and the lemon juice. Fill 6 highball glasses with ice.
Pour the mixture into each glass about 2/3's of the way and top with a splash of cola to fill the glass.
Garnish with a sprig of mint.
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Thread: Multiple users on a Windows PC?
Multiple users on a Windows PC?
Just wondering how people deal with having multiple users (ie: family) on their PC.
This far, I haven't ever bothered with multiple user accounts (win95->vista) as it seemed like a lot of hassle and seemed fine for everyone to just use the same password to login. But with Win8 your account/password is your online windows Live account, and things like metro apps and their associated online accounts seem like they might work better if everyone had their own account.
My wife doesn't actually use much more than Firefox and Mediamonkey, so it might not be much of an issue. But it does mean that my email/twitter/facebook things will all be popping up on the start screen while she's using it.
Any thoughts?
Can't offer too much except to say my computer or other mobile device is mine and touching it (or my stethoscope, or my pillow, or pretty much anything I look at with interest) is grounds for death by hanging at dawn... which makes things a lot easier to deal with.
They don't have to have a Live account to have a Win8 user account, you can just set her up with a local account which will let her do the browser thing without your secret double life as a Twitter spy reporter being exposed. User accounts get their own profile and everything so there won't be any issues there. Apps that were installed for all users will be available to every account, but since it's a separate profile settings aren't transferred across... unless the app doesn't store settings in the user's profile directory, but pretty much all of your common apps do. Not 100% sure about the setup for a local account but it used to be that you didn't need to set a password for User-level accounts (not that I'd recommend that)... and if not you can always use the Users snap-in in Computer Management to remove the password.
There's also an Administrator account which is totally unshackled. Don't know why but Win8's UAC seems to be a little bit weird and sometimes refuses accounts that are part of the Administrator group from doing certain things in particular directories. The Guest account still lives on too, but I don't know if I'd recommend enabling it.
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soldnat is right.
With Windows 7 its very easy to create user accounts. You can make them passworded or not.
I have my account and a guest account in case someone wants to use my system.
Just check the Users options in the control panel it was all very straight forward.


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Liberty Sweeps UNC Asheville, Picks Up 1st Big South Win
The Liberty volleyball team rolled to a 3-0 (25-14, 25-17, 25-15) sweep of visiting UNC Asheville on Saturday, picking up its first Big South win of the 2013 season. The Lady Flames also snapped an 11-match winless streak, winning for the first time since a 3-1 home victory over Georgetown on Sept. 3.
The Lady Flames (2-14, 1-2 Big South) are now 2-1 inside the Vines Center this season. Asheville (10-8, 1-2) lost for the second day in a row, after being swept by Radford last night.
Liberty owned the net, posting 12 blocks to zero for the Bulldogs, as the Lady Flames outhit Asheville, .278-.017. Liberty's .278 attack percentage was its highest in a single match so far this season. The hosts won the digs battle, 59-54.
Liberty senior Lillie Happel scored a match-high 12 kills, in addition to nine digs and four blocks. Happel is now ranked 12th all-time at Liberty with 1,092 career kills. Sophomore Haley Jeffcoat recorded 10 kills, while freshman Nzea McQuitery totaled seven blocks. Senior Jade Craycraft registered a double-double for the fourth match in a row, with 24 assists and 14 digs. Sophomore Allie Reynolds collected a team-high 15 digs, while junior Gabrielle Shipe had 11 digs.
Freshman Madison Vaughn led the Bulldogs with seven kills, while senior Rachel Wells collected a match-high 18 digs. Sophomore Katie Davis dished out a team-high 23 assists.
The Lady Flames jumped out to a 10-3 advantage during set one, and Asheville drew to within six but could get no closer, as Liberty won the opening stanza, 25-14. Liberty hit .333, while the Bulldogs hit -.088, as the Lady Flames totaled five team blocks. Jeffcoat sent down four kills for the Lady Flames, and Susan Babcock assisted on four blocks.
Similarly to set one, Liberty controlled the middle set from the outset, building a 15-10 lead after 25 serves. The Lady Flames maintained a sizeable lead throughout, taking a 2-0 match lead by winning set two, 25-17. Liberty outhit the Bulldogs, .258-.051 during the second set. Asheville's Vaughn connected for five kills in set two, while Happel and Jeffcoat scored four kills apiece for the hosts.
Liberty broke away from Asheville in set three, with a five-point run giving the Lady Flames a 20-10 edge, which proved to be the winning margin, 25-15, as the hosts wrapped up the sweep. Liberty's four blocks helped keep Asheville to a .067 hitting percentage, while the Lady Flames hit .255. McQuitery recorded three blocks, while Happel scored five kills. Christine Lakatos countered with four kills for the visitors.
Liberty hits the road for its next two contests, starting with a 7 p.m. match at Campbell, next Friday. The Lady Flames then head to High Point to take on the Panthers, next Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Millis Center.


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- "The ultimate American dream - get someone else to park your car."
- ―GTA San Andreas Website.
The Valet missions are a series of side missions in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. These missions are triggered when Carl Johnson walks into the red marker at the front of the Vank Hoff Hotel in Financial, San Fierro, just north of the Big Pointy Building, only when wearing the Valet Uniform. The side mission and uniform are only available after completion of the mission 555 We Tip.
The objective is to collect a hotel patron's vehicle from the front of the hotel (they will drive into the driveway) and drive it round to the underground parking lot. The player will get a time bonus for every car in terms of parking the car well aligned into the designed place and keeping it damage free.
Mission Levels
- Level 1: Park three cars in two minutes (reward $100).
- Level 2: Park four cars in two minutes (reward $200).
- Level 3: Park five cars in two minutes (reward $300).
- Level 4: Park six cars in two minutes (reward $400).
- Level 5: Park seven cars in two minutes (reward $500).
The total reward for completing all levels is $1,500 (the sum of the bonus of each level). The Vank Hoff Hotel Valet Service also becomes an asset, and would generate a maximum of $2,000.
The Vank Hoff Hotel is located directly between the Victim and the The Well Stacked Pizza Co. in Downtown San Fierro. Alternatively, it is also possible for the player in following the trolley tracks to the hotel, as they run right by the cul-de-sac where the mission begins.
- When the player kills or hits one of the valet employees outside the mission, usually his friends will start to attack the player; the player also will get a one star wanted level.
- If Carl accidentally kills one of the employees in the mission, his time will be reduced in 20 seconds as a penalty. But his friends won't attack the player.
- The mission can be a great way to take cars for the Exports and Imports. Many cars can be seen which can be found on the Import/Export list. Simply jack a car and bring it to the ship.
- Carl can use the valet service as same as the hotel's guest. When Carl parked his car on the driveway, the valet employee will drive Carl's car to the parking lot. This won't work using bicycles or some cars.
- If the valet tries to park Carl's car when Carl is still inside the car, which may happen if Carl parks it, then goes back into the car before the valet reaches the car, the valet will carjack Carl. The valet will also activate any nitro that was available in the car.
- It is not possible to jack a car that another valet has already taken during the Valet mission.
- Valets can be seen roaming the streets of Las Venturas and North Los Santos but do not have jobs at any establishments.
- The target vehicles are not affected with the cheats "fast cars" or "weak cars".


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Paul was released by Manchester City last year in June and had to decide after his A levels what would be the next best step in his career as a student and as a footballer.
Clowes, who grew up in Sale, said: "I found being released from Manchester City a challenging time in my life after obviously being there for so long. I knew I wanted to carry on playing the game but wasn't sure which direction to go in.
"The head of the academy at Manchester City, Mark Allen, showed me the option of playing in America and combining a degree with playing at a high level. Despite having trials at clubs such as Stoke City, I decided that moving to America was something I would reap the rewards of in years to come."
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The DNA molecule in the cell nucleus is wrapped up in special coverings known as chromosomes (See, DNA). The total length of the DNA molecule packaged in the chromosomes in a single cell reaches 1 meter (3.3 feet). The total thickness of the chromosome is 1 nanometer, or 1 billionth of a meter. The one-meter-long (3 feet, 3 inches long) DNA molecule is twisted and folded into this tiny volume.
Inside the nucleus of every human cell (except for reproduction, or germ cells) there are 46 chromosomes. If we compare every chromosomes to a book made up of pages of genes, then we can compare the cell to a six-volume encyclopedia containing all a person's characteristics. The information in this "encyclopedia" is equivalent to that found in a 32-volume edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica.
The chromosomes containing the DNA molecule actually consist of much smaller special packaging systems. This DNA molecule is first tightly surrounded by special proteins known as histones, just like cotton wound round a spool. Those parts of the DNA attached to the histone spools are known as the nucleosomes, which have been designed to protect the DNA from any harm. When nucleosomes are combined end to end, they constitute chromatins, which cling tightly to one another and fold over, forming dense coils. Thus it is that the DNA molecule is able to be squeezed so perfectly into an area just 1 millionth of its actual length.2009-08-14 15:21:58


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University Park, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Penn State athletic director David Joyner, who took over in the midst of the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse case, is resigning.
Joyner has requested a retirement date of Aug. 1, the university announced Tuesday.
He was on the Penn State board of trustees when he took over the department as acting athletic director in November 2011. Joyner became the full-time AD in January 2013.
Joyner, who wrestled and played football at Penn State and earned two degrees from the school, replaced Mark Sherburne, who had been serving as acting AD since Tim Curley stepped down in the wake of charges filed against him in the Sandusky case.
Joyner's term will end less than three months after Rodney Erickson retired as university president on May 11.
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When Whole Foods Market announced a five-year plan to label all GMO-products in its stores last week, it became the first national grocery chain to set a timeline for GMO-transparency.
In the process, Whole Foods furthered its reputation as a maverick in the grocery business, albeit a very successful one.
"Whole Foods has changed the way many Americans shop for groceries, but is its decision to create a so-called 'health-halo' with GMO-labeling going too far?" asks Gil Rudawsky, head of the crisis communication and issues management practice at Ground Floor Media in Denver.
The announcement made waves across the grocery business. Louis Finkel, executive director of government affairs for the Grocery Manufacturer's Association, said, "These labels could mislead consumers into believing that these food products are somehow different or present a special risk or a potential risk."
Other groups supported the idea. The Cornucopia Institute, an organization that focuses on educating the public on sustainable and organic agriculture practices, called it "fantastic."
Rudawsky believes it was a "savvy PR move" by Whole Foods. "Whole Foods is likely to be the first grocer to start an already developing trend," he wrote. "The New York Times reported that Walmart and 19 of the other largest food companies are considered GMO labeling."
For most consumers in America, their take on Whole Foods GMO-labeling initiative likely rests with how it affects their food purchasing budget. Whole Foods, after all, has been referred to as "Whole Paycheck" so often that the company launched a nation-wide campaign to get rid of the label. Co-CEO John Mackey said two years ago that would be easier "if the media would stop repeating Whole Paycheck, Whole Paycheck."
There's plenty of evidence, however, that GMO-labeling will raise – not lower – food prices. And that's bad news if you're not one of the well-heeled, organic and natural food sophisticates that has been attracted to Whole Foods.
In fact, some journalists at The Atlantic noticed that food in America is getting cheaper, "unless you're poor." The Atlantic senior editor Derek Thompson wrote that 30 years ago the average household spent about 17 percent of its income on food. "Today it spends about 11 percent. It's a global trend: Food is getting cheaper relative to incomes everywhere with rising incomes."
Thompson, however, wrote that average household spending "doesn't mean much in a country where the top 20 percent earns 15 times the bottom 20 percent. So how do poor families food budgets compare to the rich – and how has that changed over the last 30 years?"
Relative food costs are low and falling fast for everybody – but they're not falling for the poor.
"In 1984, the poorest Americans spent 16 percent of their incomes to eat," Thompson reports. "The median-income family also spent 16 percent of its (slightly higher) income on food. And the rich spent the least. In the last three decades, food's share of the family budget has fallen for all but the poorest families, where it's stayed the same."
Whole Foods initiative to embrace GMO-labeling will be met with warm embrace by the company's core customers, but will likely do little to help it shed the "Whole Paycheck" moniker. Indeed, if 19 other leading grocery chains follow Whole Foods GMO-labeling initiative, food prices will rise for everyone.
At its core, Whole Foods' GMO-labeling initiative is a marketing strategy. By labeling products as "non-GMO" the company implies that they are better or safer, with little evidence to support such ideas. There's no mention of the fact that GMO foods are sold in America with the approval of the Food and Drug Administration.
Yes, Whole Foods' GMO-labeling initiative is a savvy PR move toward the wealthy Americans who can afford to shop there. But it's of little value to the rest of America.


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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Ohio is happy to make room for anyone who wants to jump on the bandwagon.
Just don't expect the Bobcats (29-7) to buy into that whole lovable underdog thing.
Yes, they realize they're the 13th seed, the only "little guy" left in a tournament that now looks like a who's who of college basketball. They're well aware it would take them another century or two to match top-seeded North Carolina's tradition -- they're in the regional semifinals for the very first time, while the Tar Heels have lost count of how many times they've been here.
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Ohio guard D.J. Cooper says none of the Bobcats feel as if they're a 'Cinderella' team, believing they "can compete with anybody on the national stage."
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The Continuing Legal Education Department kicked off 2007 with two seminars that the MBA has never offered before. Planned from scratch by several of the MBA's section councils and filled with fresh, timely content, the programs were a big hit with members.
The Jan. 9 seminar at the MBA's Boston office, "Liens and Other Issues Affecting Settlement," provided family law attorneys and civil litigators with advice about obtaining a satisfactory settlement and strategies about how to deal with liens. The program featured nine panelists from law firms and agencies across the state and drew more than 60 members.
"How Cases are Best Tried and Adjudicated in Administrative Tribunals," held at the MBA's Boston office on Jan. 10, also brought in an enthusiastic group of over 80 attorneys. Co-chair of the MBA's Public Law Section, Robert L. Quinan Jr., chaired the seminar, which the section council has been planning for several months.
The program featured the Hon. James P. Rooney, of the Division of Administrative Law Appeals in Boston, along with four other experienced attorneys. Co-sponsored by the Civil Litigation Section and the Young Lawyers Division, the seminar introduced attendees to the DALA process, reviewed issues particular to municipal hearings and discussed techniques to use when presiding over hearings and writing administrative decisions, among other relevant topics.


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Decisions, decisions, decisions. There are a lot of articles today talking about how women should be holding out or hooking up, leaning in or opting out.
These are big trend pieces about choices that are deeply personal — sex, marriage, work, babies. And taken together, these worry-making articles often end up sending mixed messages.
Or maybe they send out just one overriding message: "Ladies, you're doing it wrong."
There are a few factors in the recent rise of woman-scaring articles. Some mainstream news magazines have suddenly discovered that women's issues — at least women's issues of a certain nerve-wracking kind — are dynamite. (Forget the Middle East situation: If you crave controversy, start talking about motherhood.) Once dismissed as soft news, once relegated to the "women's page," pieces on relationships, domesticity, family and work have become the stuff that really sells.
That means a lot of genuine human interest. It also means blaring click-bait headlines and polarizing, attention-grabbing magazine covers.
Last week, Time magazine was fighting flagging newsstand sales with a cover that featured a young man and woman lying on a beach. This deceptively serene image was basically a grenade lobbed into one of the latest culture wars: The happy couple was flanked by the confrontational headline, When Having It All Means Not Having Children.
The Time article plays off the conflict in which child-free people view parents as stroller-pushing prigs, while parents view the childless as self-absorbed adolescents. Both sides will probably check out the piece, hoping to have their worst prejudices confirmed.
This hot-button cover follows up Time's incendiary May 2012 cover story on attachment parenting, which showed an attractive woman breastfeeding her three-year-old son, with the provocative question, Are You Mom Enough?
Over at The Atlantic Monthly, we have the notorious baby-in-a-briefcase cover, which illustrated Anne-Marie Slaughter's much buzzed-about June 2012 piece Why Women Still Can't Have It All. The most-read article ever on the Atlantic website, Slaughter's account of opting out of a high-level job to concentrate on family ignited debate and discussion all over the blogosphere.
Some of these pieces are genuinely informative and intelligent. But there also seems to be a lot of writing that's just determined to stir things up, operating in the venerable magazine tradition of making women uneasy and defensive about the choices they've made. Cue the mommy wars and the work-life balance dispute. Bring in the smug marrieds versus the equally smug singles, or the neo-celibates versus the neo-promiscuous, or the bad-and-loving-it moms versus the super-efficient turbo mothers. Divide women into those who plan to redefine corporate North America and those who just want to retreat into New Domesticity with their beekeeping and artisanal jams.
Some of these articles spring from an unstable mix of autobiography and sociology. The Atlantic article What Me, Marry?, about redefining our societal view of singleness, is written, not surprisingly, by a woman who has finally let go of her own idea of traditional marriage. Meanwhile, Marry Him!: The Case For Settling for Mr. Good Enough, is written by a woman who just wants a bit of help paying the mortgage and taking out the garbage, already.
Because many of these pieces take the personal and make it universal, they often lean toward certain assumptions. Most of these stories focus on the experiences of white, straight middle-class women with university degrees. That's not to say that these women's lives are trouble-free, but many of their issues arise from the burden of choice. There is a lot less attention paid to the unglamorous problems faced by women living in poverty or struggling with systemic discrimination.
And where are the men? There's a new section in The Atlantic Monthly entitled Sexes, which would seem to imply discussion of (at least) two genders, but almost all the stories involve women's experiences and viewpoints.
Subjects like sex, marriage and parenting — which usually involve guys at some point — tend to be defined as lady problems. Even those recession-era "end of men" stories often ended up saying more about women than men, with their talk about how ambitious and educated and employable females are in the new economy and what that would mean for their experience of family and work.
The Time magazine cover about the child-free life features a picture of a woman and a man, but inside, the text is almost exclusively about the woman's position. "The burden of justification tends to rest on childless women," as writer Lauren Sandler points out.
And it will keep resting on women if the media keeps making these kinds of issues into "women's issues" and keeps excluding men from the conversation.
Still, one of the reasons that men are less likely to be dragged into these trend pieces is because, bless them, they're far less susceptible to guilt-inducing, worry-mongering media coverage. They haven't grown up being bombarded by articles about whether to hook up, when to marry, how to juggle work and children. Maybe that gives them some resistance.
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REDDING, Calif. - A would-be burglar may have gotten away, but it was no great escape.
Surveillance video captured the robbery attempt at a Redding grocery store earlier this month.
In the video, the culprit can be seen wearing pajama pants and what appears to be pantyhose over his head.
Video captured the man throwing a rock at the store's glass doors, which shatters, setting off the alarm.
Police said the alarm scared the man away, and he is seen tripping over a curb before tumbling away.
The store's owner has run the store for more than 35 years.
He told reporters he is used to attempted break-ins but none like this.
"I didn't even look at the video for 2 or 3 days or so," Kent Pfrimmer said. "I kept hearing people commenting about how funny he looked and how funny it was."
Officers are still looking for the man.
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Maple Grove Days is the city's largest annual celebration and was voted Best City Festival by Maple Grove Magazine. Last year more than 30,000 visitors attended, participating in the numerous events offered during the five day celebration. Sponsoring merchants reported increased customer business during the month in part due to their company's recognition at the Maple Grove Days celebration. With related events ranging from children's activities to the business expo, art fair, food, parade and live music, there are countless opportunities for a business to be involved. Companies will receive recognitions in the official Maple Grove Days guides, Osseo Press Special Edition, Maple Grove Days website. The festival is promoted through radio, television, print publications and websites.
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Made ya look!!
Been a long time since I've done an overnighter, and after working 11 straight days, this was almost going to be a turbo butt on Friday, but at the last minute, I said screw it, poured myself a bourbon and coke and fired up the Egg. Figure the Auber Pit Controller can take care of it anyway. Butt went on at 10.
The temp is so low because I just opened the dome,
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After spending most of his childhood moving from suburb to suburb across the country, Josh Rouse moved to Nashville, got married, and in 1998 recorded Dressed Up Like Nebraska in his living room. The record was catchy and unassuming, mixing Neil Young-styled roots-rock with heavy dollops of The Smiths and The Cure, and in almost no time, a man who had trouble getting gigs in Nashville had a record deal and was getting glowing reviews in publications across the country and overseas. Since then, Rouse has put out tuneful, emotionally engaging pop records at a routine clip, and though he has yet to break through with a massive hit song, he's built a loyal fan base that appreciates his witty, heartfelt lyrics and the way his style draws on the evocative sounds of '70s AM and '80s college radio–the kind of music that captured the imagination of itinerant Generation X romantics.
Since so many of his songs are about repairing broken relationships and settling down, it surprised many fans when Rouse left his wife and moved to Spain, leaving behind one final Nashville album, titled Nashville. Amid his U.S. tour in support of that record, Josh Rouse spoke with The Onion A.V. Club about going through changes.
The Onion: Of all the places in the world you could've gone, why Spain?
Josh Rouse: Just one of my favorite countries, I guess. I like the people, the weather. I have a girlfriend over there. We started seeing each other this past summer. She kind of helped me out with everything.
O: Given how many of your songs have been about home and the appeal of being at home, and given how much you've moved around in your life, how does it feel to be on the move again?
JR: It feels like this is what I should be doing. Maybe I'm getting older and I'm getting more comfortable with the fact that I'm kind of a wanderer. I'm happy with the way things are going and the lifestyle that I've chosen, which is bound to lead me to a lot of different places.
O: Do you see yourself settling down in Europe?
JR: Yeah, I think I'll be there for a while.
O: What's the appeal? What makes Spain different?
JR: It's a lot slower. Sometimes I feel like I should be doing something, but nobody else is doing anything, so it's okay. I'm living in kind of a beach town, so it's very laid-back. It feels like I'm on a weird vacation sometimes. [Laughs.] It can get a little boring. I'm probably going to move to a city in June, so that should be a bit of a different scene. But in general, the culture over there is very family-based. A lot of people live with their parents until they're 30. And they don't leave Spain, because they like it there. Everyone's pretty happy with the government situation. The economy's doing really well. They like American music. There's a big indie-rock scene there, which is surprising. And it's still very independent. Everything isn't a corporate chain, which is really nice. It's kind of... better than America, I think. [Laughs.] But they speak a different language, which you have to learn, and they have generations and generations of references that you have to get to know. It's been good for me, because I'm definitely using my brain a lot more. There's days that it's difficult and frustrating and I need a break, but for the most part, I really enjoy it.
O: What's the moral temperature like? It's a religious country, but not in the same way as Nashville, surely.
JR: It's not even close. Like, we have five channels on our TV, and on Friday and Saturday night around 11:00, there's full-blown porn on some of those channels. I guess this is something that's just been going on the last three or four years, but it's kind of strange. I'm not talking soft stuff. I'm talking hardcore. They're not sexually uptight people at all. There's a lot of Catholics, but it's quite a bit more liberal than in the States, which is good. Lot of hippies in Spain, too. [Laughs.] It's weird, you can roll up hash and go into a bar and smoke it, and no one's going to stop you. It's pretty cool.
O: You've described your time in Nashville as a mixed blessing, because even though you started your career there, you often had more fans outside the city than in it. Do you feel like you resolved your feelings about the city before you left?
JR: Yeah, I think I'm still friends with Nashville. [Laughs.] It's a weird town, you know? Kind of like a Robert Altman film. Quirky as hell. But yeah, I'm still friends with it.
O: Nashville feels a little like a summation. Was that intentional?
JR: I think it just ended up that way. All the records, whether I think about 'em a lot or not, kind of have some reflection on where I'm at.
O: Have you been listening to anything that might change the way you sound in the coming years?
JR: Yeah, I've been listening to a lot of weird French soundtrack stuff, like kind of '60s French soul music. I love the way that stuff feels. Big arrangements, a lot of instrumentals. I think I might do a lot of instrumental tracks on the next record, actually.
O: You once said that you're not incredibly prolific, that you write as many songs as you need for an album, and that's it.
JR: It's still kind of going that way. There's a lot of half-baked ideas that I toss out. I usually don't finish them. I edit myself quite a bit, as far as knowing what's going to be good.
O: Do you ever think about the various places you've lived, and how your career would've gone if you'd stayed there? Like, if you'd stayed in Nebraska, would you be palling around with Conor Oberst?
JR: I might've. Or I might not have played music at all. I kind of had to go places to get to where I am. So I don't know. I could've been working on a farm somewhere. [Laughs.]
O: It just seems that since you've lived a lot of places, you might have a greater sense of what your options are.
JR: I thought about moving to New York, actually. But it's cheaper in Spain, and the women are prettier. [Laughs.]
O: How would moving to New York have affected your career?
JR: I actually do better overseas. To be honest, the European lifestyle fits mine a bit better. And I like their taste. I mean, I love New York City. It's somewhere I've always wanted to live, and I may still someday. But I think over here in the States, it's getting tougher and tougher. So many people doing what I do, and so few outlets for it.
O: When someone like Damien Rice starts getting attention, do you think, "Great, that means doors are opening for music like this"?
JR: No, it means doors are closing. Especially here. That just means one more male singer-songwriter slot has been filled, you know? [Laughs.] I mean, I think that's good for whoever's doing well, and I'm not doing bad, so I can't really complain. But yeah. I think that's the way the bigger companies think: "Well, we've already got John Mayer and Jack Johnson. We've got those slots filled."
O: Does that frustrate you?
JR: I kind of understand it. They're looking at it from an entertainment-industry standpoint. I mean, look at films. We've got like four big romantic comedies out there right now. But I think I'm making fans that are in it for the long haul, and that's good. I don't think in 20 years I'm going to be listening to John Mayer and saying "Wow," like I would with a Neil Young or Bob Dylan record. So I'm not that frustrated. I do okay. What's meant to be is meant to be.
O: So you have no desire to start pulling publicity stunts, like moving to New York and getting into fights with Ryan Adams?
JR: No, no. He's kind of crazy. I'm just too normal. [Laughs.]


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|Vehicle class
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|4 (driver and three passengers)
|Grand Theft Auto V
Grand Theft Auto Online
|$100,000 (Story Mode)
$90,000 (Online)
|Felon GT
|Related vehicle(s)
|Furore GT
- "An Italian luxury car company founded in Bologna at the beginning of the 20th Century that focused on racing cars. Having failed to win many Grand Prix, they focused on making sports cars that impress vapid women. They've done this exceptionally well."
- ―Southernsanandreassuperautos.com description.
The Lampadati Felon is a four-door coupé in Grand Theft Auto V.
The Felon is inspired by the fifth generation Maserati Quattroporte as seen by its overall design, greenhouse area and side profile. Some of its details are inspired by the Jaguar XF, such as a XF-R front fascia, large thin vertical wheel vents, front and rear lights, and rear chrome. The Felon's features also take cues from the second generation Saab 9-5 as seen on the front end. The car's taillights have a resemblance to the Tesla Model S.
The front bumper features three intakes with the central intake being the least tall of the three, occupying half the width of the front bumper. To either side of this intake, there are two taller, chrome-trimmed intakes, with upper edges that are parallel to the lower edge of the headlamp units. Above the central intake there is a large, chrome-trimmed main grille with a curved lower edge and straight top edge, with a manufacturer emblem inset. Beginning from half the grille height there are chrome-edged headlamp units with a curved lower edge and a flat top edge. These headlamp units feature two circular lamps closest to the center, and a turn indicator lamp, furthest on the outside. The car features a long bonnet/hood with two levels of elevation. The first signified by the line from the corner of the grille to its respective corner of the windscreen. The second level of elevation is inset centrally on the first.
The sides are formed mainly from a range of smooth, elegant curves. The wheel arches are flared, creating a more muscular appearance. Behind the long front quarter area the main body is smooth, with the only extra formation being a tall, thin duct behind the front wheel arch. The greenhouse area features small body-coloured wing mirrors (mounted on the window area, near the base of the A-pillars, chrome-trimmed windows and door handles. The B-pillars are neither chrome-trimmed nor body coloured. The rear wheel arch features a more prominent bulge than the front. Above, a long, elegant C-pillar can be seen, clearly illustrating the luxurious element of the car's design. By default the car features eight-spoke wheels with split edges connecting the spokes to the lip of the wheel. The wheels are wrapped in low-profile tyres.
The rear of the car draws on more XFR design elements and features rear lamp units that are dominantly red, which partly have the horizontal chrome trim inset. The horizontal trim also forms the top edge for the impressed license plate area. Beneath these there is a rear bumper that protrudes from the main body in two levels, with the lower half having more elevation. The base of the bumper features a polymer covered area which spans the entire width and housing two twin-tipped exhaust tips at either edge.
The car accelerates very well from a standstill, with very little wheelspin. The top speed that can be reached with the car is also very good, being among the fastest four-door cars available. Its acceleration is defeated by its competitor, the Oracle.
The car features a front-engine, rear wheel drive layout, which gives the car lively handling. The car is very responsive with cornering, even at high speeds, though care must be taken to control the car's rear end when traction is lost. The Felon features large, cross-drilled brake discs.
GTA V + OnlineEdit
- Spawns commonly in Northern Los Santos.
- Can be bought for $100,000 from Southernsanandreassuperautos.com. It can be bought from the same place for $90,000 in GTA Online.
- Sometimes driven by the Ballas members around their territory.
- In GTA V, the Ballas own Felons and can be seen with a bright purple or black paintjob.
- In Grand Theft Auto Online the Felon sells for $90,000 at Los Santos Customs.
- The Felon is considered as a Coupé although it has four doors, suggesting that it is a "four-door coupé" or a fastback sedan.
- The front fascia resembles that of an Adder, even though the Felon is manufactured by Lampadati instead of Truffade.
- In GTA V, the Felon has a V10 engine. Its real-life counterpart, the fifth generation Maserati Quattroporte, however, never had a V10 engine in its engine choice (all Maserati Quattroporte that were built up to 2012 were equipped with V8 engines). Its real-life parent company, Ferrari, also never produced V10 engine for road cars.
- The default radio station of the Felon is:
- GTA V: Radio Los Santos or West Coast Classics.
See AlsoEdit
- Felon GT, the two door sports convertible version of the Felon.
- Cognoscenti, GTA IV equivalent.
- Leone Sentinel, Liberty City Stories equivalent.


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BRIDGWATER Town manager Richard Fey has praised the efforts and attitude of his current squad following Saturday's 2-2 draw at Didcot Town (see full report on page 79).
Three players have left the club in the past month – with Danny Wring, Toby Osman and Chris Wright all moving on – but Fey was keen to applaud the players who have stayed on.
He said: "The lads are working really hard at the moment, but we have lost a lot of players.
"I can't help players going on to better themselves with bigger clubs, but it comes down to money sometimes and we can't compete with the bigger clubs who can offer more money than we can – we are an average-paying side in this league.
"I'm looking to stabilise the squad now and build for next season heading into a new era for the club under chairman Richard Johnson."
Mr Johnson said: "I know the people of Bridgwater and I know they are fully behind the club.
"I want to see a big crowd on Saturday to cheer the lads on and support the club.
"As long as people support us, the club will be there – I will work my damned hardest to ensure this.
"No one can see the future, but if we are rewarded for hard work, we will be fine."
The Robins host Thatcham Town on Saturday (KO 3pm) before travelling to Cinderford Town on Tuesday (February 11).
Bridgwater Reserves hope to get their season back on track when they travel to Yatton Athletic in the Errea County Premier division.


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Refusing to see a doctor
My mother is 81 years old and in relatively good physical health. My fater passed away 5 months ago and we believe my mother is suffering from depression. Her memory is failing and she tends to repeat herself a lot. The problem is, is that she absolutely refuses to see a doctor - she hasn`t been in years and will not go now. We have made appointments for her, but she will not go. She is VERY stubborn and will not change her mind. We know there is medication that would help her, but without seeing a doctor, we can`t get her the medication she needs. What do you suggest we do? We are desperate!
This is a challenge for family members that is may not be easily resolved. Your note does not indicate how well your mother is functioning or whether she shows signs of actual clinical depression. Even though family is very concerned, since your mother is competent to make her own decisions, she is within her rights to refuse to see a physician even though this causes great concern and frustration at times. Depression may occur after loss of a loved one and may interfere with memory. In any case, it is important to discover the root of the memory problem whether it is depression or some other process.
If your mother attends a faith-based community, it is sometimes helpful to get the religious leader to intervene with the older person and to help the family by urging a visit to the health care provider, as a means of ensuring that she is in good health herself, following such a stressful event as loss of her spouse.
Your concern is understandable. Sometimes a trusted confidant or friend of an older person may be enlisted to help to influence an older person take care of themselves by seeing the doctor. By pointing out to the senior that a doctor's visit is not necessarily only for themselves but it is out of concern for family members to relieve their minds.
One technique you and your family members might try is to appeal to her as your surviving parent. Having lost your father, it sounds in your note that you are concerned about your mother's well-being and it is very important to you. You could let her know (you and all her children, if you have siblings) that she could be helpful you (to all of you) by checking with her physician about her own state of health and wellbeing and that a visit to her doctor would relieve your mind.
You may have already tried this approach but may need to appeal to her several times regarding your concern for her and your need for reassurance about her well-being. This has been helpful to some families. Hopefully, your mother will eventually see her doctor but in the meantime, it would be advisable to check in with her often and continue to appeal to her to visit the doctor for a check up.
If the doctor makes home visits, this could be arranged but only with your mother's permission, as it sounds as though she is capable of making her own decisions, as frustrating to you as this may be. We truly appreciate your concern.
One final suggestion: Contact your local area Council on Aging Service providers (usually in the phone book or online for your city or county) Perhaps they can provide additional information and resources to help you regarding this important concern.
Evelyn L Fitzwater, DSN, RN
Associate Professor Emerita
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Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 smartphone was launched in June 2013. The phone comes with a 5.80-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 540 pixels by 960 pixels. Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 price in India starts from Rs. 19,000.
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The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 runs Android 4.2 and is powered by a 2600mAh removable battery. It measures 162.60 x 82.40 x 9.00 (height x width x thickness) and weigh 182.00 grams.
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 is a dual SIM (GSM and GSM) smartphone that accepts Micro-SIM and Micro-SIM. Connectivity options include Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and 3G. Sensors on the phone include Compass Magnetometer, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Ambient light sensor and Gyroscope.
How to download Nora Roberts Book Collection form Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8?
- Check the Android version to verify compatibility of Nora Roberts Book Collection with Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8.
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- David Fickling is a national treasure who might have swallowed a Marshall amplifier as a child.
- Sara Grant thinks I am a "media whore."
- Some people got really upset by my anti-NaNoWriMo post. Sorry about that.
- I want to be exactly like Sarah McIntyre and may have to resort to surgery to achieve it.
- Dave Cousins is channelling his inner Carmen Miranda.
- Katie Dale and her mum Elizabeth are never seen in the same room at once and may in fact be a single time-travelling author from the future. Or not.
- Even Candy Gourlay gets exhausted sometimes.
- Lisa Smith has women asking to photograph her cleavage.
- Butters (a phrase from current youth parlance meaning "butt ugly") is not a term that female writers associate with Marcus Sedgwick.
- Nick Cross has a lot of fine, funny and fabulous friends.
Thank you to everyone who organised, spoke at or attended the conference. It was an enormous success and I hope to see even more of you next year. Go SCBWI!
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Topic: Jules
Thanks for writing with the info for us. We were told by our first specialist NOT to go for chemo because it wouldn't do anything but make John sick.
We did the photo dynamic therapy and internal radiation tho. We were sent to the # 1 specialist in Ca. so we believed him, we're sorry now. I think like you that we should have done anything and everything to fight this monster cancer.
I watched my Mother go through chemo, radiation and surgery for cervical cancer and still die. I think that was the biggest reason we decided against the chemo.
As it stands now the tumors are way to big, and all the lymph nodes surrounding the tumors are full of cancer cells. If he makes good progress and the tumors shrink Then we will talk to any Dr. about surgery.
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By Michelle Marasch Ouellette
SUNY Plattsburgh has topped the charts for a second year in a row when it comes to international students' overall satisfaction, according to the Fall 2011 International Student Barometer.
The survey of international students ranks the college No. 1 out of the 18 participating universities in the United States and No. 2 out of 208 in the world for overall satisfaction. This is up from last year's results, when SUNY Plattsburgh ranked No. 1 out of 13 for overall satisfaction in the United States and No. 3 out of 203 in the world.
SUNY Plattsburgh ranked highly on a number of other measures, as well, including the following:
|International students celebrate this year's Night of Nations on stage in the E Glenn Giltz Auditorium.
Independently administered by the International Graduate Insight Group Ltd., the ISB is the world's largest international student survey, providing global, regional and customized benchmarks for international student satisfaction. The current survey is composed of input from 209,422 international students attending 238 institutions in 16 countries.
Overseas schools participating in the Fall 2011 ISB include Oxford, Edinburgh University, St. Andrews University and the University of Adelaide. Also in the mix were American schools like George Washington University, Kent State University, Drexel University, Arizona State University and Northeastern University.
"These results once again confirm what we already know: Our faculty and staff work hard to provide exceptional educational experience to international students — and to all of our students," SUNY Plattsburgh President John Ettling said. "The International Student Barometer results show that these efforts do not go unnoticed."
Ettling added that he is also particularly proud of the work done by the Office of International Student Services. "They create a warm welcome for our students and generate friends around the world."
Read more about these results at http://bit.ly/ISBResults2012.
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Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Presents Built To Amaze! - Nassau Coliseum
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Uniondale, NY 11553
Description: Experience high-energy, high-jinx, and hilarity when Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents Built To Amaze! The colorful circus comes into town as ringmaster Andre McClain, leads his funny and mischievous crew to construct The Greatest Show On Earth. A fantastic design with more than 110 of the world's best performers representing 17 countries along with 95 exotic and domestic animals will be assembled, creating never-before-seen heart-pounding performances. Clutch your heart as aerial athletes do seemingly impossible feats to the amazement of the crowd. Cheer for a New York City unicycle troupe that mixes a competitive game of basketball while riding their unicycles. This circus is one not to be missed. Amazing.


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Thin Client Computing Hosts Google Apps Seminar Series
Thin Client Computing announced a Google Apps seminar series designed to promote cloud-based communication through education for businesses and non-profits. The Shalimar Country Club in Tempe, Ariz. will host the first of the seminars, "A Better Mobile Experience, Google Apps and Sprint," led by Dan Peterson, Google Apps certified deployment specialist, on August 3. "The… Read More →


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Today's wardrobe refresh lets you have your slouchy sweater and a more defined shape, too. That's to say, we're getting a hold (rather, a cinch) on these chunkier Fall layers before they consume us. You don't need to break the bank to follow suit — all that's required for this mini overhaul is some strategic belt, plus topper, action. Take it from these seasoned style setters: giving your look an extra dose of definition is a cinch.
- The first thing you should know about giving your oversize sweater the belt treatment — it inevitably leads to a new take on proportions. Whether you pair this waist-enhancing accent with jeans on bottom or a slim-cut pencil skirt, it draws your eye to three, instead of two, shapely points: the torso, the waist, and the legs.
- If you're wearing a printed or supertextured sweater, we'd go for a thicker, wider belt to offset the dynamic pattern. A skinnier version may not break up the intrigue or your shape the way you'd want it to.
- Think of this one-minute makeover styling trick as another way to colorblock. We think this is the perfect excuse to play with Fall's color palette, while still injecting that same formula of waist-defining edge. And how? Just add your belt as the finishing touch. Our current combo to try out: camel + burgundy + metallic skinny belt.


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The Gap is launching a new advertising campaign in the hopes that it will revive their hemorrhaging sales. From ADWEEK:
- Earlier this month two key executives, Denise Johnston, president of Gap's adult division, and Ivy Ross, head of product design for Old Navy, left the company, bringing to 10 the number of senior executives who have vacated key spots at the company, including Kyle Andrew, vp, marketing for the Gap brand.
Gap is trying to dig its way out of a string of declining comp store sales that have plagued the company 28 out of the past 31 months. The company has hired Goldman Sachs to review strategies for Gap and Old Navy, amid speculation the company could possibly be for sale.
Why do you hate The Gap? Will a new campaign focusing on khakis and featuring Kyra Sedgwick, Kate Mara and Chris O'Donnell change your mind? Chris O'Donnell? —MEGHANN MARCO
Gap Dons Khakis And Attitude [ADWEEK]


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Longleat Safari and Adventure Park has announced that its 27-year-old male Western lowland gorilla Boulas died on Tuesday.
A full post mortem is being carried out, but early indications are that he died of respiratory failure related to an undiagnosed abscess in his throat.
Boulas had undergone a standard veterinary procedure to treat a suspected dental abscess.
Following recovery he suffered severe respiratory problems and despite the best efforts of the veterinary team, it was not possible to save him.
Longleat's Director of Animal Operations Jon Cracknell said: "This is a tragic loss and a cause for great sadness across the entire safari park.
"Boulas' keepers in particular have been devastated by the death of an individual they worked and lived with every day."
Boulas, who was nicknamed Butch, arrived at Longleat in 2012 from Twycross Zoo as part of a new state-of-the-art Gorilla Colony.