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Residents from Derry Hill, who hope to install a defibrillator on the outside of the village hall, have been awarded a £1,000 grant towards the cost.
The life-saving equipment, which is estimated to cost £2,200 to buy and install, would be provided through the charity Community Heartbeart Trust.
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Despite an initial recommendation for refusal, the grant was allocated by the Calne area board after resident Paula Edwards defended the need for the machine.
Wiltshire councillor Keith Humphries, cabinet member for public health and protection services, said 78 per cent of cardiac arrests happened in the home rather than public places.
He said: "Every minute after a cardiac arrest occurs the chances of recovery drop by ten per cent.
"The criteria for a machine is usually 500 people plus in the local area. That's what we do in public health."
But Ms Edwards, a member of the village hall committee, said the defibrillator could be justified as the village had more than 600 houses, two care homes, two pubs and a primary school.
She started the project after seeing a defibrillator installed in Bremhill last May, following a donation from a family who suffered bereavement.
The project first gained momentum in December last year when members of the Calne Without Parish Council decided to award £200 towards it.
Residents also collected £300 at Christmas when they went round carol singing.
Speaking after the grant was awarded, Ms Edwards said: "So far we have £200 from the parish council and £300 from carol singing and now £1,000 from the Area Board – so we need another £700.
"There are smaller places than Derry Hill who have defibrillators, but it's not just about the number of people, it's whether you can get an ambulance out in time.
"I would really like to emphasise that we are definitely hoping to get a second or possibly third defibrillator for Derry Hill and Studley eventually, as we feel there is so much enthusiasm in the village to support this project."
Calne Without Parish councillor Barry Miller, who suffered a heart attack nine years ago, said the project would encourage more people to learn about first aid.


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seeing the beauty and greatness of God in everyday life
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...because sometimes, it is not until life has begun to slow its pace in our autumn years that we begin to see the greatness and beauty and glory of God in our everyday life. A random collection of prayers and meditations from a woman at such a place in her life...those blessed autumn years.
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He won't be the last guy in your life.
Never let him see you "Sweat"! You're a pretty young girl and you can find you someone else,keep it moving.
If he ever made you cry then that isn't love. He didn't leave you... You left him! Find someone that'll love you and always want you to be happy. In the meantime, keep getting your education and love will come to you. Avoid him... Or don't pay him much attention. He's the definition of a jerk. 0_o
If we say move on, are you?
So why ask people for advice then? Considering that you've ask in your question whether you should move on.
If he was mean to you, he doesn't love you.

More importantly, if he was mean to you, why do you want to be with him?
he is crazy. forget him.
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|From: Grant Rettke (grettke at acm.org)
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Sometimes you want a 'sin' function to calculate a ratio and sometimes you want a 'sin' function to do something bad. What happens when you want to use both of them in the same program? On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 3:47 PM, Ravi Chemudugunta <chemuduguntar at gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > Does anyone know of a good overview of the module system, > I found a reference page that shows the module form, but, > is there anything out there that explains the rationale and problems > that it is trying to solve - > > or, does anyone have any ideas on where I could start in terms of reading > material? > > Thanks, > > -- > C-x C-s, C-x C-c > > > ____________________ > Racket Users list: > http://lists.racket-lang.org/users > -- http://www.wisdomandwonder.com/ ACM, AMA, COG, IEEE
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" Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: Barb Hendee, J. C. Hendee / Hardcover / 384 Pages / Book is published 2007-01-02 by Roc "
Following the reviews for the books previous to this one in the series; Rebel Fay
Magiere is a Dhampir, half human, half vampire, created only to destroy full vampires. Her partner, Leesil, is half human and half elven, he brings his own skills and history to a set of books detailing a colossal journey, a series of life threatening adventures and no end of personal intrigues from the main characters and their interwoven destiny.
Having read the others in this series in rapid succession I was waiting with baited breath for Rebel Fay and I was not disappointed.
The clarity of the story could be mistaken for simplicity but the history, the politics and the cultures of the book and it's characters are broad. There is so much which could yet be explored, allowing for many varied branches of this story.
Leesil and Magiere's relationship is one which begs hope in the reader and the ultimate mission is almost an aside to the importance of the 'humanity' between them.
The title indicates a reference to Magiere and Leesil's canine companion, Chap, the Majay-hi, a fay dog/wolf, given to Leesil as a child and blessed with conciousness and intelligence, interpreted and communicated by their academic companion Wynn. Rebel Fay suggests the book is more about Chap than it really is, but it certainly ties up a few of the loose ends regarding Chaps involvement and his curious powers.
The end of this particular book didn't grab me as much as the others, they all provoked a groan 'Is that it?'. However, I was still first in line on Amazon for the next book in the series.
If you've read the other books you'll know how entrancing the characters can be and if you like similar fiction and characterisation (Lord Of The Rings, Buffy The Vampire Slayer etc) you'll be in wonderfully familiar yet tantalising ground here.


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Jeweler Tiffany Co. Sues Cosco For Copyright Infringement
(PHOTO CREDIT: Creative Commons) Tiffany Co. is suing wholesale retailer Costco for allegedly deceiving customers by counterfeiting the company's rings.
Costco and Tiffany Co. are currently in a legal battle regarding whether or not the wholesale warehouse misguided consumers by marking rings as "Tiffany" without consent from the jeweler.
Tiffany filed the suit Thursday in the U.S. Distrcit Court in New York, according to ABC News.
The suit alleges that Costco deceived consumers for years by marking certain rings at "Tiffany" that were "not manufactured by, approved by, licensed by, or otherwise in any way properly associated with Tiffany.
The jewlery store said that the issue came to their attention in November when a customer informed them that she disappointed with the Tiffany ring she bought at a Huntington Beach, Calif. Costco.
The Tiffany company's lawyer, Jeffrey Mitchell, said that the wholesale store tricked hundreds, if not thousands, of customers into thinking they were buying genuine Tiffany merchandise.
Costco is not backing down, however, and filed a countersuit claiming that Tiffany is a ring style that does not fall under the copyright of the New-York-based jeweler.
"Tiffany is an eponymous name," saying: "It's like Phillips screwdriver, it's like Murphy bed, it's like Ferris wheel," Costco's lawyer James Dabney told the New York Post.
Costco also argued that it never brandished the Tiffany logo, nor did it use a trademark blue box like the jewelry store, which it maintains is sufficient enough to show buyers that its rings are not manufactured by the big name manufacturer.
Monica Riva Talley, an attorney who specializes in trademark law with Sterne, Kessler, Goldstein & Fox, told ABC News that trademark violations become problematic and difficult to untangle when consumers are dealing with big retailers.
"Most consumers realize that the designer handbags displayed at the local flea market are knock-offs, but it becomes more of a problem for brand owners when counterfeit products are sold – knowingly or not — through reputable outlets," she said.
Counterfieting is a $600 billion a year problem for manufacturers. This is laregely in part to consumer demand for cheaper goods.
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Carmel Redevelopment Commission transfers money out of reserves
By Adam Aasen
The Carmel Redevelopment Commission met May 30 in a special meeting to approve transferring $700,000 out of its reserve funds to help make bond payments.
This money represents all of the year's reserve funds from two sources: Energy payments from REI and rent paid by Civic Theatre.
CRC Director Corrie Meyer said this is a standard accounting procedure that the CRC does every year and it doesn't mean that the CRC has trouble making its payments. When these revenue streams were set up, the money was directed into reserves so this is another step in the process they have to do.
At the meeting, CRC board member Jeff Worrell inquired about Civic Theatre's ability to pay its rent. In the past, the arts nonprofit said it was difficult to pay $400,000 in rent, so the lease was renegotiated and it now pays $200,000 a year. But that amount is set to increase in the coming years, Meyer said.
CRC board member Dave Bowers said they are in communication with Civic and believe they have an idea of their financial future, which will help the CRC plan upcoming budgets.
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Parents and the community can help support Yorba Linda High School by test driving one of Fairway Ford's new Ford cars and trucks.
After taking a five- to seven-minute test drive, participants completing a survey can help raise money for the school's clubs. The clubs are paid for each completed survey; there is a limit of one survey per household. If 300 test drivers complete surveys, the school will meet its goal of $6,000.
Besides the test drives, the Ford Motor Company and Fairway Ford will have informative and interactive displays on hand.
The event is at Yorba Linda High School from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
For more information, call 714-579-3841.
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WA Police have sought the help of the public with the investigation into the road death of a 32-year-old woman in Chidlow this week.
Shortly after midnight on Wednesday, the woman was driving her white Toyota Camry west on the Great Eastern highway in Chidlow.
She lost control after veering onto the road's gravel shoulder and her car rolled a number of times before coming to a stop, police say.
The woman received serious head injures and died the following day at Royal Perth Hospital.
Anyone who witnessed the crash or can provide further information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.


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i start off the morning by cookin up a nice bacon egg and cheese on an english muffin. takes two seconds and fills you up. i know some of you are cooking deficient so stop by dunkin donuts, you gotta have some food in you for energy
morning sessions are usually a pre-dawn wake-up, where you barely stumble into the car to check the waves. waters a must, otherwise no food. maybe a banana if there's one laying around. depending on the tide, usually get a good session in from dawn to before lunch, eat, then surf again an hour later, with a change of wetsuit if you've got it. but im definitely not making food that early, or stopping for anything but surf.
well my morning routine is as follows. First, a little quality time on the toilet.Nex,t a quick ride up the road to my favorite coffee stop Hockers dairy market. Finally some theraputic foliage, then your ready to surf. Maybe if you had a couple too many the night before, you can throw some scrapple in the mix.
i normally eat a little bit before like fruit and water or a power bar cuz i dont like to be hungry surfing
Usually I just crank down some coffee because I'm too busy feeding the kids, loading them in car with board and gear for post drop off surf session. When I have time, I drink a smoothie...frozen fruit, berries, walnuts, yogurt, protein powder would be typical. This always works the best for me and digests fast. If I don't have one before I have one when I get back...that would be most of the time.
I usually eat something small too. If there is a granola bar and some oj to wake me up. Otherwise a small bowl of cereal. If I don't eat it seems like I get tired out quicker. But thats just me.
I usually pick up a buttered roll or muffin from 711 and try to drink a bottle of water.
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Openings & Closings: Familiar Faces Edition
Some familiar faces will soon be popping up around town, from the Heights to Montrose and back again, starting with the news that Olivier Ciesielski -- the former executive chef at Tony's -- will be opening his very own place in Montrose, right down the street from the now-closed Caffe Bello run by his old boss, Tony Vallone.
It may come as a surprise, considering the news that Ciesielski is also going to be the head chef at The Brownstone when it reopens shortly. But our source tells us that The Brownstone is just a stop-gap while Ciesielski works on getting his own restaurant open.
Meanwhile, Ricky Craig -- recent winner of our Best Use Of Twitter by a Restaurant award -- will soon be opening his second Hubcap Grill location on 19th Street in the Heights. The burger joint will join Christian's Tailgate, which is now officially open at 2820 White Oak, as two of the neighborhood's newest residents.
Also moving to the Heights? The second location of Sonoma Wine Bar, according to Swamplot. Look for it to open at the corner of 8th and Studewood next spring.
Good news for Outer Loop fans of craft cocktails after the jump.
See more photos from Prohibition's soft opening last night in our slideshow.
Photo by Adrienne Byard
A new craft cocktail bar has opened in the Galleria where Bice used to be at 5175 Westheimer. Prohibition is a 1920s-themed "speakeasy" complete with a speakeasy door at the entrance, but don't expect lower prices just because it's outside of the Loop. Prohibition has "Galleria" prices on its cocktails, which range from $8 for a basic Americano (called a Milano-Torino here) to $18 for a Sazerac. The $8 cocktails are intriguing, but the $18 aren't -- even if they're made with Tanqueray 10 gin or seasonal berries.
Perhaps the spirits program at Triniti will be more up our alley, but that's still pretty far down the road, as Swamplot pointed out when they drove by to see its construction progress and checked out its cool exterior metal work. Hurry up, Hildebrand! We want our Triniti.
Last but not least, Syd Kearney at 29-95 got us all hot and bothered with the descriptions of the hot dogs at the nearly open Sammy's Wild Game Grill, opening this month. Add that to the recently opened H-Town Bar & Grill, and Washington Avenue could be serious competition for the Heights in sheer number of new restaurants opening this year.
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The Class Guide is published quarterly by the Mountain View Voice, the Palo Alto Weekly and the Almanac.
ant to take advantage of the warm spring weather this year? Looking to get a jump on your studies? Try a bird identification class or a row class. Maybe a language class is the best fit. All the classes listed below are local, so give one a shot.
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L'Ecole de Danse Cubberley Community Center, 4000 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto 650-365-4596 www.lecolededanse.net L'Ecole De Danse (School of Ballet) — Vaganova and Cecchetti styles. Creative dance, pre-ballet and full curriculum for all levels starting at age four-and-a-half. Adult classes include beginning, intermediate and advanced.
Western Ballet 914 N. Rengstorff Ave., Unit A, Mountain View 650-968-4455 www.westernballet.org email@example.com Western Ballet has adult classes for absolute beginners to professionals, providing the largest selection of drop-in classes in the San Francisco Peninsula and South Bay. For children through teens preparing for careers in ballet, there is a graded youth program with 13 pre-professional levels. Faculty consists of current and former profes-
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Shoreline Lake Aquatic Center 3160 N. Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View 650-965-7474 www.shorelinelake.com/aquatic/ aquatic.htm firstname.lastname@example.com Shoreline Lake and Aquatic Center has fall kayaking and windsurfing camps. Camps include all necessary equipment and are offered at all skill levels from beginning to advanced. Sailing classes are open to participants age 14 and older; kayaking age 13 and over; windsurfing age 14 and older.
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The best way to rein in the Pa. Legislature: Follow the Constitution
There's no warrant in the Pennsylvania Constitution allowing state legislators to have taxpayer-paid vehicles. Neither does it say they can receive health or life insurance or $160 per diems when they show up for work.
The state charter also does not provide for current and former members of the 253-member General Assembly, largest among "full-time" legislatures, to receive state pensions that average $31,000 a year and can top six figures for those serving long enough.
The state Constitution says nothing at all about the state cars afforded to legislators costing more than $7,000 a year or taxpayers paying $3.9 million for per diems in 2011-12.
And very clearly, it does not say legislators may collect a "COLA" — a cost of living adjustment that gives them a pay raise each year.
Here's what the Constitution does say:
The members of the General Assembly shall receive such salary and mileage for regular and special sessions as shall be fixed by law, and no other compensation whatever , whether for service upon committee or otherwise. No member of either House shall during the term for which he may have been elected, receive any increase of salary , or mileage, under any law passed during such term.
That language was part of the Constitution adopted in 1874. Granted, that was a year Jesse James was robbing trains in the West when modern cars and comprehensive health care did not exist.
But the Constitution says what it says.
And all of the benefits not described in the Constitution are legal according to several rulings by the Pennsylvania courts, the latest by the Supreme Court in 2009.
Reformer and rabble-rouser Gene Stilp filed a lawsuit to have the numerous perks declared unconstitutional.
His lawsuit was struck down by the Supreme Court, the same court that gets its annual funding from the Legislature and the same court that some say conspired in 2005 to arrange the middle-of-the-night pay grab (which eventually only the judicial branch continued to receive).
Stilp's argument was described as an "absolutist view." A constitutional provision "is to be interpreted in terms of its spirit and intentions," the court wrote. The court won't invalidate such benefits of another branch of government "unless it clearly, palpably and plainly violates the Constitution."
Never mind that the language clearly does go well beyond the Constitution.
Can you imagine the havoc that would have been created if the court had agreed with Stilp? Legislators would have had to give up the cars and charge only mileage. They'd have been scrambling to find private health insurance. Because they couldn't have afforded to stay over in the capital without per diems, lawmakers would have prevailed on leadership to meet as little as possible, maybe a month a year.
That would have had the effect of returning to a part-time legislature. The now-$83,000-a-year salary would have been so outrageous to constituents, for so little work, that a pay cut would have been in order.
Imagine that.
Brad Bumsted is the state Capitol reporter for Trib Total Media (717-787-1405 or firstname.lastname@example.com).


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EPA wants to mandate cleaner burning fuel for Great Lakes shippers
Environmentalists are crying foul, as Wausau House Democrat David Obey tries to exempt Great Lakes shippers from proposed federal pollution controls.
The EPA wants to ban the use of high-sulfur fuel on freighters within 200 miles of U.S. coasts, as well as major rivers and lakes.
It's part of a new energy and water budget that's now going through Congress and environmentalists say the new rules could prevent 450 deaths each year in the Great Lakes region.
But local shippers say the measure discriminates against them, because they always operate within 200 miles of Midwest shores.
They say it could drive some boats out of business.
And Murphy Oil of Superior - which is in Obey's district - supplies much of the fuel used by both domestic and foreign ships on the Great Lakes.
David Podratz of Murphy Oil says some carriers could not afford the cleaner burning fuel the EPA wants to mandate.
And he says the Duluth-Superior economy could take a big hit if the new regulations are passed.
Obey is not commenting on his proposal to exempt Great Lakes shippers from the new rules which would also require nitrogen oxide controls on the engines of new ships in the U.S.
Frank O'Donnell of the Clean Air Watch group says Obey is synonymous with environmental protection.
And his group and others criticize the congressman for trying to protect a major employer in his district.


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Hotel Silver Home is down a quiet back alley off the main center of Thamel, Kathmandu. An enviable location near the major shopping and business area (hotels, trekking shops, restaurants, pubs). It is budget friendly with clean accommodations. Great for backpacker travelers.
See the sunrise and sunset over an amazing mountain and Kathmandu valley view from out roof-top terrace.
Our hospitality exemplifies the nation's philosophy: "Athiti Devo Bhawa" Guests Are Like Gods.
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It could hardly have gone much worse for Hugo Chávez's opponents in Venezuela's regional elections for state governorships yesterday, almost all of which were won by "chavistas".
The one saving grace for the opposition was that their de facto leader, Henrique Capriles, scraped a victory in Miranda state, but it doesn't leave him sitting very comfortably if presidential elections really do have to be held again any time soon.
And that seems to be a very real possibility, given the state of Chávez's health – even if it is also perfectly possible that he recovers. Read more


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Type of Document Dissertation Author Nemeth, Robert J. Author's Email Address email@example.com URN etd-1107102-170208 Title The Impact of Gruesome Evidence on Mock Juror Decision Making: The Role of Evidence Characteristics and Emotional Response Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Psychology Advisory Committee
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Date of Defense 2002-10-21 Availability unrestricted AbstractTwo experiments were conducted to investigate the effects of gruesome evidence on mock jurors? decisions in a simulated capital trial. The first experiment was designed as a replication and extension of Douglas, Lyon, and Ogloff (1997), who found that mock jurors who were presented with gruesome photographic evidence were nearly twice as likely to convict the defendant than participants who did not see the gruesome evidence. In Experiment 1, gruesome evidence was manipulated in two ways: photographic evidence (low gruesome, highly gruesome, or control photographs) and verbal testimony (low gruesome vs. highly gruesome). Neither photographic evidence nor testimony had an effect on mock jurors verdicts or sentence decisions. However, the manipulation check failed to indicate that participants perceived the evidence differently in terms of gruesomeness. Experiment 2 was designed to address whether inducing specific emotions in participants would produce similar biasing effects on their decisions as gruesome evidence. Previous research has eluded to emotional arousal as a potential mediator of the effects of gruesome evidence. Participants were induced to feel either angry or sad and were compared to participants who were given a neutral-emotion induction and viewed either low or highly gruesome photographs. The results indicated that neither emotion nor gruesome photographic evidence had an effect on participants? verdicts. However, participants? who viewed highly gruesome photographic evidence were more likely to decide on the death sentence than participants who viewed the low gruesome evidence. The results are discussed in light of the previous research on gruesome evidence and theories of emotion and decision making. Files
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Set within the stunning 30,000-acre Bolton Abbey estate, The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa is superbly located at the gateway to the stunning Yorkshire Dales. A former 17th century coaching inn, the hotel is incredibly dog-friendly with miles of footpaths trailing through the National Park on your doorstep.
The Devonshire Fell, owned by the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, is a vibrant country hotel with stunning views of the Yorkshire Dales and offers some of the finest dog-walking country so your pet will love it!
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The much hyped Ranjith directed movie with Mohanlal and Manju Warrier in the lead along with Prithviraj, has finally announced their shooting day, January 15. The yet to be titled movie is indeed the most anticipated film of 2014.
Ranjith had announced this movie soon after Manju Warrier made her comeback. But, soon the news died out after rumours claimed that the movie has got postponed. Neither Ranjith nor the cast responded to the same, which made people believe the news to be true. In the meantime, Mohanlal announced on his Facebook page that Prithviraj is also a part of the movie, which gave the movie more popularity.
Earlier, it was announced that the movie will start rolling from December. But, it got postponed due to some technical issues and further details was not announced, which made the audience land up in a conclusion that the movie has been wrapped up.
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Ranjith is currently busy with script work of the movie, which is said to happen in 1970s and present era. The movie is produced by Anthony Perumbavoor under the banner of Ashirwaad Cinemas. It has been reported that Manju Warrier has got the ever biggest remuneration of Rs 1 crore for this movie.


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Kelly Clarkson May Not Hook Up, but She Does Kiss
Sometimes sweet, other times a bit edgier, Kelly Clarkson is showing off her look . . . in the form of some false nails. Most of you are loving her latest video, "I Do Not Hook Up", which alternates a country-club chic Kelly with more of a Coyote Ugly/rockstar style.
Turns out, she wore Kiss Active Square nails while shooting the "classier" scenes, while celebrity manicurist Kimmie Kyees applied metallic leopard Minx coatings to a waiting spare. This allowed an easy swap — you can see on the close-up shots — with nails that were off and on in minutes. Although the Minx nails are applied by professionals only, would you try to re-create these at home with some shiny polish and a metallic nail art pen?
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Done with the Grammy-winning 'The Breakthrough', Mary J. Blige is reported to drop a new one tentatively titled 'Growing Pains'.
The queen of R&B, Mary J. Blige will soon release a new album tentatively called 'Growing Pains'. As listed on USAToday.com, the Geffen album will be released on November 20, the same day Mariah Carey will drop her equally anticipated album.
So far the only information known about Blige's album is the possibility of a track called 'Grown Woman Complex'. A snippet of the song was played on August 5 at the end of HBO TV series 'Entourage' where she also appeared as a guest star. Some sources said that the song will feature Jay-Z on the album version and produced by Chicago native Dejion.
'Growing Pains' will be the follow up of 'The Breakthrough' that won Grammy in 2007. The new set has allegedly included names like Ne-Yo, Rodney Jerkins, Sean Garrett, Swizz Beatz, Johnta Austin, Bryan Michael Cox, and Ryan Tedder.
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Following the 2011 landmark Beethoven cycle, Riccardo Chailly returns with a recording of the complete Brahms symphonies and orchestral works including the overtures and Haydn Variations.
Rarities include world premiere recordings of two piano intermezzi orchestrated by Paul Klengel (brother of the Gewandhaus' long-standing principal cellist Julius Klengel); the 9 Liebeslieder waltzes; the original first performance version of the Andante of Symphony No. 1 and the even rarer revised opening of the Fourth Symphony.
Chailly has radically rethought his approach to these works, re-examining the scores and returning to the recorded interpretations of a generation of conductors alive during Brahms' lifetime, principally Felix Weingartner and one of his Gewandhaus predecessors Bruno Walter.
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The Hospital Ministry Department provides spiritual care to patients in Fort Worth's downtown hospitals. Our Chaplains administer the following Sacraments: Anointing of the Sick, Holy Eucharist, Reconciliation and Baptism. Chaplains may be reached 24 hours a day via our answering service.
If you need a Priest or Chaplain at one of the local hospitals, please call 817-294-6360.
Our mission is to be a channel of grace to bring the healing power of God to patients and other persons we visit at hospitals in center-city Fort Worth. We do this by direct visitation, sacramental ministry, prayer, compassionate presence, counsel and referral.
If you want yourself or a loved one to be visited by a Catholic chaplain or lay hospital minister while you are in the hospital, you must list your religious preference and designate your desire for a visit. Otherwise those ministers will not know you are in the hospital and may be prevented from visiting you, even if they do learn that you are a patient. This change in procedure is due to the implementation of federal regulations growing out of a 1996 law, the HIPAA (Health and Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996), intended to protect the privacy of patient records. If the patient is incapacitated or otherwise unable to speak for themselves in this matter, the person registering them can make the designation.
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Americans, weary after three years of high unemployment and economic stagnation, are listening but they are not yet convinced.
Romney says he'll undo all that if he makes it to the White House after the presidential election in November.
"We will offer the American ideal of economic freedom a clear and unapologetic defence," he said after a convincing win over his conservative rivals in New Hampshire.
The Republican frontrunner is already getting a chance to defend economic freedom. His rivals
They accuse Romney of profiting from the misery of workers laid off by companies in which Bain invested. Gingrich has even bought a short Michael Moore-esque documentary, which he has turned into television advertisements to run in the next Republican primary in South Carolina.
In attacking Romney, his rivals are taking the words right out of Obama's mouth. It sounds odd coming from Republicans, who can normally be expected to stand up for the rights of the owners of capital to manage the companies in which they invest with as little outside interference as possible.
Despite Romney's win in New Hampshire, with just on 40 per cent of the vote, his opponents, led by Ron Paul who polled second, are not quitting the contest yet. Former Utah governor John Huntsman polled third, with Gingrich managing only fourth place, a fraction ahead of Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum.
Although the Republican campaign is becoming increasingly nasty, Gingrich and Perry are ironically doing Romney a favour by drawing attention to Bain Capital, which was remarkably successful under Romney's management. It turned $US260 million in investors' funds into nearly $US3 billion over 15 years.
It was no fly-by-night operator. It spawned some great businesses, such as Staples, the national stationery chain that started with a former supermarket executive's idea and seed capital from Bain Capital. Staples now has 2200 stores and 89,000 employees.
Romney is stretching things to claim credit for having "helped" create all these jobs -- he left the board in 2001 to run for governor of Massachusetts – but the essence of venture capital is to help set up fledgling firms for future success. That is what happened with Staples.
No doubt there were other deals of which Romney is not so proud, including some leveraged buyouts that turned sour, closed plants and laid workers off.
Some of these workers are now being wheeled out everywhere by the Obama campaign, and in Gingrich's ad blitz. But it's also in the nature of private equity and venture capital to take risks on struggling companies that face competitive challenges, including from rising foreign competition. What they have not been able to suggest is that the jobs lost remotely match those that Bain "helped" to create under Romney. His campaign ought to be able to mount a convincing defence against all this. He hasn't made a great fist of it yet, but primaries give candidates the opportunity to hone their defence and attack.
Buyout companies usually start by cutting workforces in order to create value, which leads to growth.
"I think the way Mitt should explain it is, if we didn't buy these businesses and impose efficiencies on them, the market would have done it with disastrous consequences," Marc Wolpow, a former Bain partner who worked with Romney, told The New Yorker magazine.
But beyond that, Romney should explain that it's part of the economic freedom he plans to restore and defend.
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Rita Ora Covers British 'GQ'
Fresh off an Interview cover, Rita Ora strips down to her birthday suit for the August issue of British GQ. Dressed in nothing but golden hair and crimson lipstick, the Roc Nation darling takes the word "vixen" to a new level.
Inside, the singer dishes on her recent success, dating inside the entertainment industry and the hits and misses that comes with fame. Ora is currently prepping her sophomore album, which will serve as her debut in the United States later this year.
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Second chapter for Silver Silence! Mike makes his move against Tre! And Billie decides to leave! (Somewhat short...)
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Day 3 dawned - Another great day for riding.
Mark who came up with Henry from San Diego
Mike & Marie who were headed back to Vermont
Day 3 dawned - Another great day for riding.
Mark who came up with Henry from San Diego
Mike & Marie who were headed back to Vermont
Not as many pics today, more riding, less sweeping on my part. Out on Highway 58
...to Rossi's Driveway.
Hwy 229 was a little damp, but still good fun. Had to turn around and ride it down and back a 2nd time.
Some pics from previous ride to give you an idea why.
At Bitterwater Rd, Bob's GS
Bob checkin' out the map
Gratuitious shot of the big K bike which had been such a pleasure to ride on this tour.
One year ago, I took this. One of my all time favorites.
Attempting to reshoot the series of photos I took 1 year ago at this spot.- This year- different colors, different sky, different rainfall levels (very dry spring in these parts) will give you a very different photo!
Alan & the riders- wide open country here in Coastal Central Cal.
Remember the shot I took up on Nacimiento Rd of blurring the background? Here's the same thing all over again.
Blurring the riders.
Blurring the bike. I think I like this one much better.
Again... look at the shot from 1 year. Same exact spot, same camera, same weekend even. Amazing difference on the re-shoot- no where near as good as this one from a year ago. Definitely one of my all time favorites- really captures the moment.
Although as soon as we got a few miles further north, the layer above burned off and the sun came out!!
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Alan & the riders in the mid-section of Bitterwater Rd. That road in the background (paved to the top of hill) is Annette Road which becomes a ranch road on the other side of the hill.
John & Bob & Ron
Add this one to my 'strange sights' category. These two pickups were herding this wayward cow back over the fence. Everytime the rebellious cow tried to escape, the pickup blocked its move. Ntm the gaggle of motorcycles lying in wait.
Finally, Bessie heads back home
Lunch in Paso Robles and then north for me on the 7 hour non-stop ride home. But first up Indian Valley Rd / Peachtree Rd- couple pics from greener days. Pavement is excellent as they chip-sealed it a year ago and most of the loose rock (compared to the ice skating we did a year ago) has been pounded down. Still a lot of rocks flying though, the riders quickly learned to space themselves out or get pinged with rocks!
At the summit
Than north on Hwy 25. Haven't shot pics of Hwy 25 in awhile, but here's some classic ones to give you a general idea. Phenomenal ride, smooth, curvy, long. BMW K1200S country for sure.
While I split off at Panoche Rd and make my way across to the other side of the state. Panoche Rd is by far a scenic and fun backroad.
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The Game in NZ next week - could visit your school
The Game in NZ next week - win a chance for him to visit your school!
The Game arrives in New Zealand next week for his first ever NZ Tour which kicks off at Auckland's Logan Campbell Centre next Wednesday.
Earlier in the day the rapper will make an appearance at an Auckland school as part of a Mai FM promotional competition called 'The GAME was in MAI CLASS'.
The winning class will have the Game speak to them about how he became a successful rapper and movie star, plus he'll drop a free-style and join them in a class photo too!
"The phones have been running hot for concert tickets giveaways but even hotter for this competition!
This is an exciting opportunity for Mai FM and the winning class, as it is not every day that an international hip hop icon agrees to go into an actual classroom
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The competition runs until the 7th August and to enter, listen to Mai FM for more details.
Wednesday August 12th – Auckland, Logan Campbell Centre - Tickets from www.ticketek.co.nz, 0800-TICKETEK
Friday August 14th - Wellington, Te Rauparaha Arena, Porirua - Tickets from 0800-4-TICKET
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Welcome to the web site of the Eastern Panhandle Amateur Radio Club (EPARC).
EPARC's home is the city of Martinsburg, located in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia. Members of the club are found in the nearby areas of West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. If you live in this area and are interested in becoming involved with the club, please contact us using a method shown on the About page.
This site is intended primarily for the use of club members. Others are welcome to browse the public areas of the the site to see what we're up to.
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The 44-year-old once immersed herself in the local scene by working as a sever for a food truck in East Sussex.
Lisa Marie Presley secretly blended with ordinary people while she stayed in the village of Rotherfield two years ago. She was serving chips to locals from a food truck in East Sussex and nobody had a clue that she was the daughter of Rock 'n' Roll king Elvis Presley.
Kim Scales, who owned the food truck, told Mail Online, "It was when she first moved to the village about two years ago. She is really interested in who people are and wanted to know all about our lives and how we live."
Scales continued, "We own the pub and a mobile fish and chip van, but she said she'd never heard of anything like it, and said she wanted to work on it. She got on there with her son [Benjamin Keough], but we were all laughing because not one of the locals realized who it was. She served one local double fishcake and chips and he didn't have a clue that she was Elvis Presley's daughter."
Although it was a privilege to have a celebrity working for her, Scales said she would not hire Presley for a full-term. "No way! She got the fish all upside down and was totally cack-handed," Scales said.
Presley and her husband Michael Lockwood bought a $14.5 million home in the village to live in with their twin daughters. "She loves fish and chips and drinks and eats in the pub all the time. She's partial to a pint of Guinness, too!" Scales said.


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The American delegation which will attend the dedication ceremonies of the Weizmann Institute of Science at Rehovot, Israel, on Nov. 2 will sail for Tel Aviv tomorrow aboard the S.S. Queen Mary.
Gifts totalling $150,000 will be presented to the delegates, who will be headed by Dewey D. Stone, for delivery to the Institute. One of the gifts–a $100,000 check from the International Cancer Research Fund–will be used for the purchase of laboratory equipment for the Institute of Experimental Biology, scheduled to be completed in the spring.


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It's Saturday night and I just finished a 25.9 mile ride on a stationary bike at the gym. It feels weird that I haven't actually ridden my bike on an actual road for this challenge, but I have a busy work schedule with some recent travel and it is hot in the summer in Arizona! I'm just glad that I have stuck with this.
Tomorrow is the final day of Le Tour de France (which is of no interest to me), but it is also the last day of my challenge to ride 100 miles during the race. I have 24 miles to complete tomorrow to meet my goal.
Then on to my next challenge... :)
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I was at the game, and couldn't tell from my upper deck bleacher seat vantage point what set Hall off to the point that he would be so abusive toward the refs that he got himself ejected from the game. Just wondering...
I was at the game, and couldn't tell from my upper deck bleacher seat vantage point what set Hall off to the point that he would be so abusive toward the refs that he got himself ejected from the game. Just wondering...
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I hit him as hard as I could - Jack Lambert
according to an article I read in yahoo sports, DeAngelo Hall complained that Emmanuel Sanders had cut blocked him earlier and the referees hadn't called it.
I think Hall's reaction was out of frustration and because he has always had a predisposition to be reactionary and lose his temper.
Sanders had a "potty mouth" and hurt his feelings
What I'm hearing here in the DC area is Shanahan and Hall are saying Sanders had Hall in a full nelson and took him down on the play. I certainly didn't see it that way. Then Hall says when he went to the official to ask him why he didn't throw a flag on Sanders the Ref started giving him a rash of crap. That's when Hall went berserk. They are now searching for camera views which would show what the official said.
I'm sure 'The Daniel' has already hired the best lip readers that money can buy who will tell us what the ref said.
[URL="http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/oct/29/mike-shanahan-penalty-call-may-have-spared-deangel"]Mike Shanahan's comments about the DeAngelo Hall ejection[/URL]
Send DeAngelo an autographed Bumblebee Prison #88 jersey.
Manny has a little fight in him and Hall got a little frustrated with him.
I looked it over a couple of times and to me it seems like here was no issues between Sanders and Hall after the play or nothing more than just pushing away from each other as many players do. All a big misunderstanding and tempers got the best of one player and possibly an official. Best thing to do is just forget about it after having a Ward Clever type talk with both of them. It's a heated game and these things happen.


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Wow…Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia is damn good. Hell, I think it may end up being the best of the DS titles. That's quite a compliment, considering just how high-quality the other entries have been. So what makes Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia better than the other Castlevania games? Well, I'm glad I asked!
First off, the Glyph system is fantastic. I love collecting weapons this way, and then equipping them to each arm. This gives you two main weapons at all times. It also makes combo-creating a ton of fun. You can pick two fast weapons, one fast and one slow, two slow, and so on. These combinations creation new special moves as well. All this mixing and matching involves a ton of strategy, too. A large, heavy weapon is slow to use, but it may be really powerful. Then again, you may be able to combo with two quick weapons, and dish out more damage than you could if using a slow and fast weapon. There are just so many glyphs to grab, so many combinations to use, and so many different ways to approach enemies.
Second, and I had no idea of this, the game actually has a fair share of levels that play just like classic Castlevania games. I really mean that in the truest sense of the genre. There are levels that scroll from left to right, and that's it. You jump pits, fight enemies, and progress to the finish. I played a few levels like this during my demo, and was completely taken aback. You get castles and buildings to explore just like you do in all Castlevanias after Symphony of the Night, and now you get classic style gameplay, just like what was in Castlevania I, II, III, and so on.
Third, the game looks ridiculously good. How do they keep making 2d Castlevania games look better with each successive title? Order of Ecclesia has more frames of animation than the other DS games, and it's very easy to tell. I spent a good 5 minutes just checking out different weapon animations with Shanoa. She has one weapon, a dagger, that she whips out from underneath her dress. The way she tosses out her arm is ridiculously cool…cool enough for me to waste all my magic using it. I also made it to the water level that we've seen in trailers. Let me tell you, the trailers don't do it justice.
Finally, this game has a kick-ass soundtrack. I was tapping my foot the whole time while playing. It shouldn't be any surprise that the music rocks, but Order of Ecclesia seems to have more up-tempo songs that better fit with the action. Now, all I need is some classic tunes remixed, and I'll be in heaven.
Will this be the last Castlevania on the DS? I don't know the answer to that, but I sure hope it isn't. If it is, this may end up being the last 2d Castlevania game we ever see. Let's treat it as such, and pick this baby up later this month. If you are a Castlevania fan, you will be far from disappointed.


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Player Honors Mother with Points Scored
This is a well-written story about a young man paying tribute to his recently-deceased mother at the final basketball game of the season….
On Sunday, Feb. 26, Pembroke (N.H.) Academy freshman Brad Rhoades lost his mother Kristin in a snowmobile accident. On March 1, he completed a nearly unthinkable, Chris Paul-like tribute: Scoring one point for every year of his mother's life:
You can read the rest of the story here at Yahoo! Sports.
(via Player honors mother with 46-point game two days after her death – Prep Rally – High School Blog – Yahoo! Sports.)