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It's easy to fall in love with an adorable puppy or kitten at an animal shelter and feel a desire to keep them.
But should their age determine their right to a chance at finding a new home?
The RSPCA ACT is offering half-price adoptions for around 90 adult animals for one week, as the Weston shelter nears capacity.
These great and small creatures include dogs (16), cats (10), rabbits (25), guinea pigs (2) and a range of birds including roosters (5), budgies (23), cockatiels (11) and a galah.
Until next Wednesday, it would cost $162.50 to adopt a dog, $97.50 for a cat and $40 to take a rabbit home, providing they are all more than six months old.
During this period, ducks and guinea pigs cost $15, birds start at $10 and roosters are free.
The RSPCA had adopted over 200 animals in the past two weeks while some adult animals had remained there for more than 100 days.
Staff are becoming increasingly strained, RSPCA ACT director of animal welfare Jane Gregor said.
"We cannot accept new animals, we have been unable to take on new dog surrenders for over one month," Ms Gregor said.
"The older animals sometimes get overlooked when they are many puppies and kittens in the shelter."
Overpopulation also makes it harder to control diseases.
Ms Gregor said there are many advantages in opting for an older pet.
Some of them have been trained to sit and walk well on a lead, owners can know their personality, nature, and full size, and all adult cats and dogs are desexed, microchipped, vet checked and behaviourally assessed.
"We are currently in the middle of kitten season so we will see many more kittens come into care over the next few months," Ms Gregor said.
"But many people do not realise that we also re-home many different types of animals."

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Litton Marine Systems has received orders to supply integrated bridge systems (IBS) for two new cruise ships for Royal Caribbean International.
The two vessels
Lloyd's Register (LR) has appointed Robert Biddle as group financial director, effective November 1. Biddle succeeds Christopher Gomm, who recently retired and
Oceaneering International has been awarded a contract to provide a mobile offshore production unit (MOPU) for development of the Legendre North and South oil fields
Vickers Ulstein Marine Systems' specialist offshore design company, Ulstein Ship Technology, has signed three separate contracts to supply designs and equipment packages for offshore support vessels.
Slovenian shipping firm Intereuropa fell over four percent by midday trade on Wednesday amid fears that the government may not approve its proposed merger with port operator Luka Koper.
Mozambique has awarded a British consortium a management contract for its Maputo port, including a 15-year lease, according to the British High Commission.
Japanese shipyards received in October foreign orders for 44 vessels totaling 1,583,880 gt, the Japan Ship Exporters' Association reported.
The tonnage jumped 728.


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What's Your Favorite Tech Excuse?
What's Your Favorite Tech Excuse?
"My phone died unexpectedly." "I just walked into a dead zone." "It's weird, but my phone has just been dropping calls right and left."
You know there are those phone calls you just have to get out of, and cell phones are all too easy to blame when you "accidentally" get "cut off."
Mom starts bugging you about your job hunt? Whoops! Got cut off. BFF crying to you for the fortieth time about her on-again off-again boyfriend? Whoopsies! Cut off again.
There are times you just cannot bear to stay in a conversation but don't want to be totally rude — and that's where a little white tech lie comes in. Plus, everyone knows you don't always get enough bars in enough places. I'm a big fan of, "Oh gosh, my phone is about to die!" So they don't mistake my fake cutoff for a hang up.
Do you ever blame your phone for malfunctioning when you want to get out of a phone conversation that's going nowhere?


text: My outfit from awhile ago when I went to get lunch with my friend. Now here's something I don't do very often: remix a dress into top. I bought this mustard yellow velvet dress years ago off the H&M clearance rack for $5, but sadly I haven't had an opportunity to really wear it. It's a more formal dress with a fitted tulip skirt, but I love the bodice part so much that I decided to pair it with a skirt for a more casual look.


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My friend Andrei and I were on day three of my poker adventure in northern California, having visited 11 rooms that I've already reported on [Editor's Note: Read part 1, 2, and 3].
The next poker room we visited was Rancho's Club Casino (10499B Folsom Blvd Rancho Cordova, CA 916-361- 9186). I really enjoyed this little room where I had the privilege of playing with and really getting to know the rooms owner, Reuben Marquez. We sat together at a $4/$8 with a half kill game of Omaha hi-lo. But this game was very special—perhaps unique—in that it was played with a 9 qualifier for low rather than the standard 8. The game was populated by six recreational players, and two extremely tight players: a house shill (someone who plays with house money) and Reuben himself. I only played for about 90 minutes, but managed to win about $100. That wasn't the most memorable part of the experience. Instead, I learned from Reuben how to play a house game he invented: double hand Marquez. It combines the best of pai gow, baccarat, and blackjack and has just been approved as a legitimate California game. I shan't explain it except to say that it's relatively easy to learn, has a modest house advantage of about 3% or so, and seems fun to play (if you can find gambling games with a house advantage to be fun). The room is officially open from 8:30 AM until 3:00 AM, but considering there was just one short game going when I was there at 5:30 PM on a Tuesday night, I'd call before driving over.
by Ashley Adams
We left Rancho's Club at about 7:00 PM and shortly thereafter arrived at the nearby Cordova Casino (2801 Prospect Park Drive Rancho Cordova 916-293-7470). This is a busier and larger poker room than Rancho's Club, with about six tables in action when we were there. I played in a $1/$3 no limit hold'em game that allowed an under-the-gun straddle of up to ten times the big blind. Their rake was a reasonable $4 a hand (with another $1 for the many promotions they offered). They also had a low limit hold'em game that my friend Andrei played in. This seemed to be the hangout of the more serious poker players in town. I managed to win one fairly large pot with some trickery—something that wouldn't have been possible if the players had been looser or less observant. There's a nice $120 in chips for $100 buy-in promotion that visitors should take advantage of. The eight players at my table rated the food as better than average.
I dropped Andrei off at his motel and then proceeded for a late night session at the expansive and beautiful full-service casino, Red Hawk (1 Red Hawk Parkway, Placerville 888-573-3495), arriving at 10:00PM. I probably should have crashed, but I couldn't resist playing for an hour or so in this beautifully appointed room that had two $1/$3 no limit games going. I returned the following morning as well and got the complete tour of the casino and run down of what the poker room has to offer. I met with Chris Abraham, the vicepresident of marketing, who explained that this casino draws from the Bay Area, Sacramento, and San Jose. They pride themselves on having all of the amenities of the largest casinos, but with the personal touch you'd expect in a smaller more intimate place. They have been successful in building a solid base for their relatively small stakes no limit game—using freerolls for frequent players as their chief poker-marketing tool. I agree that the feel of the room was special—a sense that the staff knew all of the players in the four and then five games that were going by the time I left at noon. My friend Andrei and I were also impressed with the sandwiches, soups and chili we sampled from their 24 hour café—only sorry that we didn't get to stay and appreciate their well-praised steak house or buffet. We also enjoyed nosing around in nearby Placerville—a historic town worth visiting.
Next up: Folsom Lake Bowl, Lodi/Wine Country Casino, Cameo Casino, and Delta Poker Room.
Ashley Adams is the author of Winning No Limit Hold'em and Winning 7-Card Stud. He hosts the radio show House of Cards, broadcast in markets throughout the US and on the Internet at http://www.houseofcardsradio. com. Contact Ashley at email@example.com.


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Before he hanged himself in 2008, David Foster Wallace established a reputation as one of the most brilliant writers of his generation. Although depression figured prominently in his fiction, Wallace never published a single word about his own struggle with mental illness.
On Saturday, his biographer, D.T. Max – author of The New York Times bestseller Every Love Story is a Ghost Story: A Life of David Foster Wallace – will be in Toronto as part of a salon looking at depression through the eyes of artists. Hosted by the Necessary Angel Theatre Company, the event will be followed by a performance of 4.48 Psychosis, Sarah Kane's play about clinical depression. Max spoke to The Globe and Mail from his home in New Jersey about Wallace and the role of mental illness in the late author's work.
Depression comes up in Wallace's fiction quite often, but he never discussed his own history with it. Why was he so private about it?
The obvious answer would be that he was ashamed of it, but I think that's probably not quite right. For much of David's life, he was treated. So I'm not sure that his whole life he thought about himself in that way, as a member of that group particularly. During the period when he wrote Infinite Jest he had a fair number of troubles; he tried to commit suicide, he was in a ward. It wasn't like these troubles were that far from him. But he didn't really write about himself very much at all. If you look at all the interviews with David, he's actually more willing to discuss addiction than he is depression.
Yet when he discovers writing fiction during his time at , one of the things that draws him to it is its redemptive possibilities.
I think that's what he's saying when he talks about how, when he's writing well, he can't feel his ass in the chair. What he's really saying is that writing well relieves him from the pain of being who he is. And that pain certainly has a lot of big elements of depression to it.
One of Wallace's biggest concerns is the difficulty and importance of human empathy. Is it unfair to say that's rooted in his depression? It doesn't seem like a giant leap that someone who suffered the pain and isolation Wallace did in his adolescence would value human connection as paramount.
The thing that makes him an interesting or successful artist is that while those things are rooted in the particulars of his growing up – fear of addiction, suspicion of entertainment as a kind of palliative – they also apply to all of us. So what he does is universalize that depression. David was very intent on turning his depression into a metaphor.
He could also be wickedly funny.
Humour as an antidote to depression is a pretty good tool, and he certainly used it early on and often. I think he felt pretty strongly that humour was going to be the way he dealt with the world.
So much has been written about the link between mental illness and creative genius. Do you think he would have been uncomfortable with being seen as another example of that linkage?
He might have been. He was very frightened of the diagnosis of bipolar condition, which is the classic productive literary personality. He was very uncomfortable with it. He much preferred having a diagnosis of atypical depression. I think that may suggest that he didn't want to identify with those people. If you think about the people he identified with – Thomas Pynchon, Don DeLillo – I don't think there's even a whiff of such a condition in those people. He identified with these straight arrows who produced every day.
You mention in the book that later in life Wallace considered giving up fiction and running a dog shelter. A lot of times, he seems downright tortured by how hard writing is. Why do you think he kept at it?
Part of it was this idea that it kept him sane. He was also very ambitious. He wasn't writing for therapy. He very much identified with a high-art tradition.
Is there any worry for you that people will overemphasize the role depression played in Wallace's work?
It's a powerful way to understand him. I also think it's powerful to put him next to a writer [Kane] whose work was so directly about depression. David's a big literary figure. You can't read Infinite Jest, and understand everybody, through the prism of depression. I'd be more worried about Infinite Jest becoming a textbook about addiction. The depression thing strikes me as smart and agile and so far under-thought-through in writing about David. I'm quite frankly in favour of it.
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" Brand: Worlds Apart / Sofa for kids / Type: Sofa "
We all remember the hugely popular programmes from our childhood and how quickly they came in and out of fashion with the most recent of the huge successes being Ben 10. I will hold my hands up straight away and say I know nothing of the programme but will guess it is about a boy called Ben who is about 10 years old although that really is still a guess but with my nephew being such a big fan I decided to treat him for XMAS and get him this.
I picked this up from my local Argos and paid £35 which I at first thought was mad for what is essentialy a blow up sofa but decided it was for my nephew and to just be happy that he would be happy with it.
When I got home I opened up the box and took this out to blow it up and check the product over for any faults and was very impressed with the quality on offer.
The item is a blow up sofa which can also fold out to make a day bed but thankfully this does not feel like the blow up sofa we all remember. The sofa has a cover on it which makes up the picture as you see above and so this makes it a lot better as the item feels better made and like it will last, is easier to keep clean and my favourite which is that the valve is covered over so won't be caught by any of the little ones playing around it.
- Well made and quality feel
- Easy to change from day bed to sofa
- Cover makes it easier to clean
- Good value for money
- Quick and easy to setup
- Don't take out of box if you are looking to give this to youngster in nice packaging as difficult to put away
Overall this is an excellent item that looks just like the picture shows (only bigger) and is well made. Great value for money as this kept my nephew entertained when we gave him this the other week (ended up going early as not getting time off work for Xmas) and he was using it for hiding, as a sofa and as a day bed.


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One of the defining features of the constitution of the United States is that it is founded on the principle of the separation of religion and state. From James Madison's victory during the "Virginia Assessment Controversy" to Thomas Jefferson's vision of a "wall" of separation to the First Amendment, our commitment to religious liberty has been two-fold. First, the government cannot favor or "establish" any religion over others. Second, the government cannot impede a person's ability to freely "exercise" his/her faith (to the extent that it not harm others). The purpose of this separation was to protect the integrity of both government and religion.
Despite the constitutional guarantee, the U.S. has not always lived up to the ideal of the separation of religion and state. Early laws favored Protestant Christians over Catholics, Jews and First Nation peoples. However, guided by the First Amendment, the general trend has been an increase in religious liberty. Since the beginning, there have also always been people who oppose this principle, who have sought to favor their own belief systems - for example, the so-called "Faith-based initiatives" and attempts to define marriage as "between a man and a woman." Thus, the preservation of the wall of separation between religion and state requires constant vigilance.


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A BRAVE tot has surprised a number of medical experts with his strength and courage as he battles prostate cancer but his parents always knew he would come out fighting.
Parker Royle, who has spent a huge chunk of his life undergoing chemotherapy, has defied the odds and responded well to recent cancer treatment.
Mum Alexandria Mckenzie, from Great Sankey, said: "It really is a miracle. When I was told that the tumour had shrunk, I didn't know what to say.
"This is not the end though, and we know that, but it's such a relief. I couldn't stop crying for days.
"He has also had his catheter removed. I have never been so happy to change a dirty nappy."
The 16-month-old was diagnosed with a rare type of cancer called rhabdomyosarcoma in the prostate shortly after celebrating his first birthday.
But despite the news that the five and a half centimetre tumour had reduced in size, the fight is far from over.
Parker is due to undergo proton radiotherapy abroad - a type of therapy which destroys cancer cells while not attacking surrounding healthy tissue nearly as much as traditional radiation therapy.
"It's a big waiting game as we don't know when we will go. We also don't know if the treatment will be funded by the NHS.
"Proton radiotherapy could range from £50,000 to £250,000, if we have to fund it ourselves and then we will have to pay for travel and accommodation."
Since the diagnosis when he was 13-months-old, the tot has spent most of his time at Alder Hey Hospital, undergoing countless sessions of chemotherapy and three blood transfusions.
"This is just the first leg of the treatment which is over. We still aren't sure if his organs are going to be saved," said the 29-year-old.
"The cancer is still there and we want as many people behind us, giving blood and support, whilst we fight it together."
Last month, more than 300 of the tot's friends and family donated blood in his name, calling it a pint for Parker.
But the help has not stopped there and Alexandria and Parker's dad Stephen Royle, aged 32, have been left astounded by the unrelenting support from their loved ones.
"I have never asked anyone for anything but they have all got together to help. It is just incredible," said Alexandria.
To raise money to help fund Parker's treatment as well as continue to support the tireless work of the staff at Alder Hey Hospital, a fundraiser has been organised at Richmonds Social Club in Richmond Street on January 24 at 7.30pm.
For more details call Rebecca Jones on 07920 824678.
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There can be no more important subject than English . It is at the heart of our culture and literacy skills are crucial to pupils' learning for all subjects.
Sir Michael Wilshaw ( OFSTED Chief Inspector- January 2012)
Vision Statement
We aim to develop the Key Concepts both within the English Curriculum and through cross curricular opportunities, as offered by Literacy Across the Curriculum and St. Joseph's Flexible Friday sessions.
Course Outline
Year 7
The National Curriculum for Key Stage 3 English is delivered through the following units of work:
Modern Novel: Scarper Jack or Two Weeks with the Queen
Reading: Group reading of a variety of novels and short stories
Writing: Non-fiction writing & newspapers
Shakespeare: Twelfth Night
Poetry: Pre-1914 Poetry
Media: Theme Parks
Speaking and Listening: Great Speeches and presentations
Year 8
The National Curriculum for Key Stage 3 English is delivered through the following units of work:
Shakespeare: The Tempest (2 units)
Writing: all writing triplets revised (imagine, explore, entertain, argue, advise, persuade, review, comment, analyse, inform, explain, describe)
Reading Skills
Modern Novel: Unique or Face or Stone Cold
GCSE Transition: Our Day Out by Willy Russell
The Assessment Focuses for speaking and listening, reading and writing are carefully integrated into these units. Students are assessed on a range of targets which are reviewed through the unit, with progress recorded on assessment documents that are shared with parents.
The habit of reading for enjoyment gives a young person the appetite to explore worlds beyond their own. We encourage all students to always have a book ( or ebook) with them each day – English lessons include time for independent reading sessions.
For Year 7 and 8 Parents
Ways for Parents to Encourage More Reading
Recommended Reading List
Year 9
In Year 9 students embark on preparation for the GCSE Course which is assessed by Controlled Assessment components and Terminal Examination. Students prepare for success in one (English) or two (English Language and English Literature) GCSEs. During Year 9 students develop skills in analysing, exploring and extending different types of literary and non -literary texts . Units of Work covered include Fairytales: Moving Image (varying from 'Blackadder' to 'Matilda') ; 20th Century drama; poetry ; travel writing and the fascinating new GCSE component on analysing Spoken Language.
Some students may enter one of the GCSE qualifications at the end of Year 10.
Throughout Key Stage 4 it has been the custom to prepare all students for two separate GCSE qualifications in English or English Language and English Literature. This continues, but will also take advantage of, the extended Key Stage 4 time to incorporate the teaching of the Functional Skills English qualification to Level 2 standard. It is proposed that students will develop their English Language, English Literature and Functional Skills qualifications throughout Year 9. In Year 10 some students will be entered for the English Literature or English Language GCSE, whilst in Year 11 all will take both the English or the English Language and the English Literature GCSEs.
During Year 10 students experience, and develop expertise in, a range of skills from speaking and listening to reading and writing. Topics covered include study and analysis of drama (modern and Shakespeare); spoken language analysis; poetry from across the ages and cultures; non-fiction texts such as travel writing; and development of writing skill for specific purposes and audiences. In Year 11 these skills are further developed, and preparation for GCSE assessment is finalised.
At GCSE level a range of texts are studied, including 'Of Mice And Men'; 'Lord Of The Flies';'The Crucible'; 'An Inspector Calls'; plays by Shakespeare; and poetry by modern and pre-1914 poets from different cultures.
It is recommended that students purchase copies of their GCSE Examination texts to allow them to annotate for study and revision purposes.
Revision and Booster support
We run subject and skill specific GCSE level Booster Sessions on Tuesdays and Wednesdays after College, as well as lunchtime literacy skills sessions for Key Stage 3 students which are publicised via Subject Teachers. Please contact the Team Leader for further details.
Theatre Visits
All students are encouraged to come along to our evening theatre trips. Since September we have seen the sensational RSC production of 'Matilda' when it transferred to its award-winning run in the West End (seats are already reserved for next November's RSC 'The Mouse and his Child'!). Students also attended productions in Oxford (An Inspector Calls); Swindon (Of Mice and Men) and a tour and workshop at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre.
We are proud of our students' involvement in a range of College based local and national competitions. To celebrate Dickens' 200th Birthday we ran a 500 word story writing competition entitled 'It was the best of times...', for which we had over 100 entries. Entrants won House Points and winners (whose entries will be published on this website soon) won Book Vouchers too. Other students entered local writing competitions successfully.


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Mt. Pleasant hosting annual Cruise Night
The annual Mt. Pleasant Cruise Night will be held Aug. 15 at Frick Park.
The cruise night is celebrating its 28th year.
It is a fundraising event for the Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic Festival.
"It's one of our biggest fund raisers," said Jerry Lucia, Mt. Pleasant Glass and Ethnic committee co-chairman. "It's an important event for the glass festival because we use the proceeds from the cruise for the start up for the festival which is very costly."
The cruise will begin with gates opening for the drivers at 6 p.m. Admission is by donation.
The first 200 drivers will receive special dash plaques.
The gates for the public will open at 7 p.m.
"It's a really nice community event and there are actually a lot of people from town who walk to it," Lucia said.
There will be a DJ to provide theme music. Prizes will be awarded.
New this year, the committee will be offering special raffles that will be held throughout the evening and a 50/50 drawing will take place.
There will be food and beverages sold during the evening.
"I think it's gotten to be something that people look forward to," said Rich Kujawa, cruise night chairman. "We see a lot of the same people every year and people always ask about it."
Kujawa said the cruise has become one of the more popular events of its kind in the area. He said people from the Pittsburgh and Uniontown areas are expected to participate.
"That's always a good thing to hear that people are traveling to come to it," Kujawa said.
The cruise night will be held on the ball field area of Frick Park and on the surrounding grassed area.
Kujawa said the committee will do its best to accommodate all interested drivers who bring their vehicles to be displayed.
"We don't like to turn anyone away," Kujawa said. "We'll try to find some place anywhere that we can for them."
Last year welcomed a record crowd. Kujawa hopes for another warm and clear night.
The event is sponsored by Davies Ford of Connellsville and company consultant Gene Gaskey said the dealer is thrilled to be a continuing part of the annual community event.
"Davies Ford is always pleased to be a part of the community and we are happy to be a sponsor for the annual cruise here in Mt. Pleasant," Gaskey said. Rain date is Aug. 22. Admission for the event for the public will be $2 for those 12 years of age and older.
For information call 724-547-5302.
Marilyn Forbes is a contributing writer.


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Meet the Staff: K-State Women's Basketball
While K-State fans have had the opportunity to get to know new head coach Jeff Mittie since his hiring on March 18, 2014, today's K-State Sports Extra will shed some light on his new staff as well.
From long-time, experienced coaches to former collegiate and professional players turned coach, the new K-State women's basketball coaching staff is a group of talented, yet very different, people. Mittie's crew of assistant coaches is made up of Brian Ostermann, Ebony Gilliam, and Claire Coggins, and while the three have their differences, their common goal of leading K-State women's basketball to success in the upcoming seasons is the same.
"We have a really great staff," said Gilliam, a former player and coach with Mittie at TCU. "We all get along well, and where someone might have a weakness another has a strength. We talk a lot, and we're always coming up with ideas. We're a very creative staff. I think from top to bottom, we're a very strong group that has a very good knowledge of basketball, but we're also young enough and hip enough to get recruits as well."
A member of Mittie's coaching staff at TCU for the past four seasons, Gilliam made the move to Manhattan with her husband, Richard Gilliam III, earlier this summer and said the transition has been going smoothly so far.
"It's been great, I've enjoyed Manhattan a lot," she said, "I come from a big city, the DFW-area, so it was definitely a transition to Manhattan and it has been very different, but I've been pleasantly surprised. I really like it here. It has everything you need, good people, nice shopping, and the food here - it's great. It's going really well. I like it a lot."
No stranger to Mittie's coaching style, Gilliam became one of the most successful players in TCU history during her collegiate playing career with the Horned Frogs from 2000-04. She played in 130 career games (second in TCU history) and scored a total of 1,156 points - a number ranking sixth on TCU's all-time scoring list.
Under Mittie's guidance, Gilliam helped TCU to its first four NCAA Tournament appearances in school history and claim its first-ever conference title.
"Right now, I'm the only person in Manhattan that has actually played for (Mittie)," explained Gilliam. "The girls are yet to play a game with him now, but I think that has a lot to do with my role. After playing with him and coaching with him for a while, I know what he is looking for, and I can relay that on to the girls. Sometimes it's difficult when the head coach is trying to relay the message and he has to be tough on them, so you kind of have to be that extra help. Having played for him and kind of knowing how he works, that definitely helps me as a coach."
Following her playing career at TCU, Gilliam played one year of professional basketball for Keflavik, Iceland. She helped the team capture the 2005 National Icelandic Cup Championship and averaged 23 points and 9.5 rebounds per game.
Upon her return to the United States, Gilliam spent six years coaching girl's high school basketball. She spent two seasons at Trimble Tech High School and four years at Dunbar High School (where she earned district coach of the year honors after leading Dunbar to a perfect 18-0 record in 7-4A play) before returning to her alma mater in 2010 as the Horned Frogs' director of operations.
By 2012, Mittie had promoted Gilliam to assistant coach, and she's been by his side ever since.
"The Mittie family had a lot to do with my move here; they're kind of like family to me," explained Gilliam. "His kids were young kids when I was a player at TCU and his parents were always around. For me to come to Kansas State and be in Manhattan, it was initially because of Coach Mittie. He is like family to me and I trust him, in that aspect, that he'll put me in the right position to succeed as an assistant coach."
Finally, while coaching with Mittie and Ostermann is familiar to Gilliam as the trio all coached together at TCU, adding Coggins - a former K-State star who helped the team win a Big 12 Championship in 2004 and a WNIT title in 2006 - to the mix has been something special.
"Coach Mittie and Coach O obviously have 20-plus something years of experience each, and Claire and me, we're younger, but we also have played in successful programs and got out there and played professionally," concluded Gilliam on the new K-State coaching staff. "I think there is a lot of good experience on both sides."
K-State fans can check out the complete 2014-15 women's basketball schedule by clicking here. Also, women's basketball tickets for the upcoming 2014-15 season are available now for purchase. For more ticket information, call 1-800-221-CATS, visit the K-State ticket office in Bramlage Coliseum, or visit www.kstatesports.com/tickets.
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Do Nice Guys Really Finish Last?
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What do women have against nice guys? Honestly, I don't think we have anything against them. It's not like we want to be treated like crap. If a guy we're totally into is super nice, that's amazing. But if a guy we're not quite sure about or completely crushing on starts doing really thoughtful things, it can come across as trying too hard. Yes, sometimes his thoughtful gestures are enough to win our hearts. This happened to me in high school. A guy I didn't really like sent me 16 roses on my 16th birthday–we started dating and were together for more than a year, which is a lifetime when you're in high school. But other times he can seem a bit too intense and make us want to exit the situation ASAP. Thoughts? [deviantART]


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Osterwick (Pomeranian Voivodeship, Poland)
Osterwick was first mentioned in historical documents in 1292. In 1552, its privileges were renewed. Until 1793 Osterwick was part of Danzig in Royal Prussia (also known as Polish Prussia) in the Kingdom of Poland. The Second Partition of Poland in 1793 added Danzig and its surrounding territory to the province of West Prussia. Osterwick was situated in the district (Kreis) of Danzig from 1818 until 1887, when it became part of the district of Danziger Niederung. The village became part of the Free City of Danzig from 1920 until the outbreak of World War II in 1939, when it came under the control of Nazi Germany. In February 1945 it was occupied by Soviet forces and eventually returned to Poland. In 2012 Osterwick (now Ostrowite) in the administrative district of Gmina Suchy Dąb, within Gdańsk County, Pomeranian Voivodeship.
The 1793 Danzig census lists one Mennonite family in Osterwick, named Stangardt. It appears as though there were no Mennonite families living in Osterwick by 1820.
Mennonites who were residents of Osterwick were members of the Danzig Mennonite Church.
Stowarzyszenie Konserwatorów Zabytków. "Stara Koscielnica." Catalogue of Monuments of Dutch Colonization in Poland. 2005. Web. 4 December 2012. http://holland.org.pl/art.php?kat=obiekt&id=411&lang=en.
Wikipedia. "Ostrowite, Gdańsk County." Web. 25 January 2013. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ostrowite,_Gda%C5%84sk_County.
Wolf, Hans-Jürgen. "Familienforschung in Westpreußen." Web. 4 December 2012. http://www.westpreussen.de/cms/ct/ortsverzeichnis/details.php?ID=4923.
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Sunday: 10:10 a.m. at Great American Ball Park; Padres LHP Clayton Richard (0-2, 3.38 ERA) vs. RHP Homer Bailey (0-1, 6.97 ERA)
On the air: 4 SD, 1090-AM, 860-AM (Spanish)
Online: For the latest Padres news, box scores and stats, go to padres.uniontrib.com
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Adrian Gonzalez and Will Venable homered Saturday and Wade LeBlanc pitched six scoreless innings in his second start since being recalled from Triple-A Portland as the Padres defeated the Reds 5-0 to extend their winning streak to eight straight games.
LeBlanc and relievers Luke Gregerson and Edward Mujica combined on a four-hit shutout while facing only three hitters over the minimum.
Catcher Yorvit Torrealba also hit a two-run double for the Padres who have won ive straight games at Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati while out-scoring the Reds 32-9.
Gonzalez gave the Padres a quick 1-0 lead in the first when he homered to left-center off Reds starter Johnny Cueto. The home run was Gonzalez's third in as many games, fifth in his last six games in Cincinnati and his 135th as a Padre.
That ties Gonzalez with Tony Gwynn for fourth place on the Padres all-time home run chart.
The Padres extended their lead to 3-0 in the fourth.
Chase Headley led off with a double, one of his three hits on an afternoon that saw his average rise to .379.
Will Venable drew a walk. After Kyle Blanks struck out, torrealba split the gap in left-center driving home both Headley and Venable.
Venable drove a ball 405 feet into the right field stands in the sixth after Headley opened the inning with a single.
Meantime, LeBlanc retired the first eight Reds he faced before Cueto slap-bunted a pitcher over the mound for an infield single in the third.
LeBlanc allowed three hits and two walks. But he picked both the runners he walked off first (Brandon Phillips in the fourth and Jonny Gomes in the fifth) and Cueto was eliminated by a baserunning blunder in the third.
The Reds stranded only two runners against LeBlanc.
Luke Gregerson followed LeBlanc and retired six straight Reds in the seventh and eighth innings.Copyright © 2017, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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Today In Anal Tattoos: This Woman Has A Butthole Tribute To The Beatles (NSFW)
Move over Maria Louise Del Rosario, there's a new anal tattoo star on the internet. Zarrah Angel, of porn site BurningAngel.com, has the famous Beatles lyric "let it be" tattooed where the sun don't shine. Angel's decision to get her anal tattoo had little to do with being a fan of the band though. In an interview with Vice, she talked about her reasons for getting inked and her anal tattoo experience:
"I'm into anal sex, definitely. I got it because we got drunk and it was just a really funny idea and my friend said he'd do it for free. I sat on it for a couple days and was finally like, 'Man, I'm gonna get a butthole tattoo that says Let It Be with a bumblebee flying out!' It hurt really bad. It's the most painful tattoo ever, but it was quick so it wasn't that terrible. It hurt a lot in the crack. Once it went onto my ass cheek it wasn't that bad. I'm keeping my butthole tattoo forever. That tattoo is awesome. That tattoo is still going to look awesome when I'm 80, when my butthole has 15 hemorrhoids."
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However, the room had lack of amenities. The a/c was not working properly and it seems they don't give constant maintenance.
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By TRAVIS HANDY
The second annual golf tournament to benefit the Raymond F. Ratcliffe Memorial Transportation Museum was held June 21 here in Pulaski. Top honors once again stayed in the family, with a team of Ratcliffe's relatives taking first place.
Fifteen teams participated in the tournament held under sunny skies Friday at Pulaski Country Club. When the last hole was played, the benefit had taken in around $2,700 according to Town Manager John Hawley.
This year's tournament winners were Spencer and Harris Dodson, great-grandsons of Raymond F. Ratcliffe, their dad, Dennis and uncle, Jamey Dodson, of Knoxville, Tenn. at 16 under with a score of 56. Second place went to the team comprised of Gary Heinline, Jerry Heinline, Mike Jarrells, Brian Wallace, finishing 14 under at 58. The third place team, sponsored by Electroplate Rite, finished at 13 under and a score of 59. The third place team members were Keith Dickerson, Rick Patton, Mark Mills and Larry Thomas.
Prizes were also given for closest to the pin at hole two, going to Drew Kirkner; hole eight went to Larry Thomas; Ed Weinberg was closest at hole 11, and Jim Alouf landed closest to the 16th hole. The longest drive was made by Matt Williams at hole number four.
The town and the Friends of the Ratcliffe Museum wish to thank Pulaski Country Club, participating teams, hole sponsors and prize sponsors for their help this year. All proceeds from the tournament will go to operating "The Ratcliffe."
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La Kitchen
Thierry Coduys worked for several years as a musical assistant at IRCAM (Centre for musical research) and as a freelance worker, in close collaboration with composers such as Steve Reich, Marc-André Dalbavie and Michael Levinas. From 1997 to 2000, he worked as an assistant for Italian composer Luciano Berio. He has created various interactive audio pieces, intended to be played by small groups in an electronic configuration. Founder and manager of La Kitchen (which no longer exists), he now carries out multidisciplinary projects which deal with interactivity and are devised around tools such as motion capture and real-time systems.
Damien Henry is an acoustics engineer and makes electronic music. For performances and installations, he designs generative and real-time systems that use the Internet, time-measure and various capture systems…
The composer Wilfried Wendling studied electronic music in various academies and by collaborating on several of La Kitchen's projects. He has directed various musical and theatrical performances (at the Odéon and Amandiers theatres for example) and also composes stage soundtracks.
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Through the Grapevine: It's time to hit the Texas Wine Trails.
Published 12:00 am, Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Summertime provides plenty of playtime to visit wine trails. "GO TEXAN WineCast: Texas Wine Trails" makes it easy to preview the wineries with eight videos. Five are already online (gotexanwine.org).
1. Texas Bluebonnet Wine Trail: Seven wineries from Brenham to Montgomery.
2. Texas Hill Country Wine Trail: This trail consists of 24 wineries from Lampasas to New Braunfels, a wine destination second only to Napa/Sonoma.
3. Grapevine Wine Trail: Nine wineries just north of Dallas/Fort Worth.
4. Way Out Wineries: Eight small-town wineries between the High Plains and Texas Hill Country host five road trips a year.
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CAPC, AHS collaborate on position regarding heartworm resistance
Board hopes to craft practitioner guidance in the near future
Nov 01, 2010
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National report — Discussions are ongoing at presstime regarding a consensus statement in the works regarding heartworm efficacy.
The event triggered a white paper by AHS earlier this year and subsequent meetings to talk about the issue. Dr. Michael Paul, executive director of CAPC, tells DVM Newsmagazine, "I will tell you the interaction was very cooperative. I think the outcomes have been pretty well agreed upon," Paul says.If the group can establish consensus, a joint statement will be issued likely identifying four key areas: what is known about heartworm resistance in this subpopulation, testing recommendations for heartworm disease, future studies needed and advice for veterinarians.
In the next few months, it's rumored that some scientific reports will be published in an attempt to offer new scientific insight on this issue.
"There seems to be support that this is in fact resistance. Now the question becomes is this something that has evolved or is it something that has always been there. Is there a population of heartworms that have never been responsive? We just don't know," Paul says.
Both CAPC and AHS recommend year-round preventive medication as a core strategy to combatting this deadly parasite. It's also important to recognize that 56 percent of dogs seen by veterinarians in the southern United States never receive a single dose of preventive, AHS reports in its white paper, "Heartworm Preventive Resistance: Is it Possible?"
The August roundtable was attended by veterinary experts, including Drs. Byron Blagburn, Dwight Bowman, Sharon Patton, Matt Miller, John McCall and Tom Nelson.


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Poison Rune
Can be purchased from Talvas Fathryon when complete the quest from the ashes
When used the targets that fail to resist take 3 points of damage per second for 30 seconds.
Cast on gound
Whirlwind Cloak
you can buy this after complete the quest Wind and Sand, from Talvas Fathryon
The spell will cause enemies to flung from you for 60 seconds
Ash Shell
lets you encase enemies in ash (paralyze) or slow them down with damage.
the targets tha tfail to resist are immobilized in hardened as for 30 seconds
Once finish From the Ashes quest, you can buy this fomr Talvas Fathryon
Ash Rune
Once finish From the Ashes quest, you can buy this fomr Talvas Fathryon
When cast on a nearby surface near the enemies, it will immobilizing them in hardened ash for 30 seconds:
Cast on ground
Ash Rune, 50 pts for 1 sec
Immobilizes enemy in hardened ash for 30 seconds
Waterwalking - back in enchantment and potion form
A new Ring that allows resurrected creatures to explode into frost and fire damage.
Staff Enchanting
New Active Effects
Mora's Mercy
Mora's Wrath
Mora's Agony
Conjure Ash Guardian
this will create an ash guardian that guards that location until destroyed.
Consumes a heart stone from your inventory, without which it will be hostile:
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Can be bought from Talvas Farthryon when completing the quest From the Ashes
Conjure Seeker
Frenzy Rune
Bound Dagger
Conjure Ash Spawn
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Oh summer...Thoughts of the beach, barbecues and bathing suits come to mind -- and air-conditioned movie theaters, too. The summer movie-going season is heating up with many a potential blockbuster in store for 2014.
Some 50 major films will hit theaters between now and Labor Day, and this year, there's truly a mix with superheroes, revivals, comedies and sequels in store.
The summer season kicks off with bang with the release of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" on May 2, starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone.
But that's not the only potential blockbuster landing in theaters.
Andrew Stewart of Variety told CBS News that the "Godzilla" reboot, due May 16, is one to watch. The movie, which stars Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen and Aaron Taylor-Johnson, cost an estimated $160 million to make.
"That property hasn't necessarily done so well in the past -- but they're taking a more realistic approach this time around -- less stylized. I think that can help it. Certainly with the success of 'Batman' and 'Man of Steel' --that sort of realistic story-telling," Stewart said. "I think audiences have come to appreciate and respond well to that...It certainly cost a lot and has a lot riding on it."
The time-traveling thriller "X-Men: Days of Future Past" premieres May 23 with a star-studded cast that includes Hugh Jackman, Jennifer Lawrence, Ellen Page, Michael Fassbender and Peter Dinklage.
Another one to see? "Maleficent" -- the twisted fairy tale starring Angelina Jolie, which arrives on May 30.
"'Maleficent' is a risky venture," said Stewart. But he thinks it will perform well at the box office. "I heard some troubling news from the film in terms of its re-shoots and other starts and stops with that production," he said. "I think they're doing a really great job in terms of marketing the film, giving just enough detail to build that anticipation. It can play to a family audience."
Although this summer is poised to feature some major hits, there's a chance for some major flops, too. We saw that last summer with Disney's "The Lone Ranger," which disappointed at the box office. What will be this year's flop? Stewart says it could be "Hercules," a mid-summer release, due July 25.
"'Hercules' is a risk on Paramount's part," he said. "They haven't really done much for it...They only just released the trailer. The Rock he certainly has some cache with audiences, but as Hercules? I don't know."
"'Edge of Tomorrow' -- the Warner Bros. Tom Cruise film -- I think that's a big question mark," Stewart added about the film due out June 6. "I think it has potential to be one of the summer's biggest flops, but you never know. It could find an audience. But they could go for something more easily digestible."
Speaking of which, there's plenty of "digestible" options to go around this summer. Marvel's outer-space journey "Guardians of the Galaxy" with Chris Pratt will likely do well when it hits the theaters on Aug. 1, Stewart says. "They're selling it as a comedy," he said. "The tag line on the poster is just 'You're welcome.'"
And the '80s are back with "Transformers: Age of Extinction" opening June 27 and "Teenage Mutant Nina Turtles" landing in theaters on Aug. 8."
"21 Jump Street" will return to big screen in the form of "22 Jump Street." The sequel has been receiving some positive buzz, which could translate into cash for Sony when it arrives on June 13.
Rob Riggle, who portrayed a gym teacher in the 2012 film, returns for a cameo in the sequel. "The fact that Mr. Walters is back -- I just love it. It's funny and hilarious," Riggle told CBS News about the movie starring Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum. "I'm very grateful to Jonah and Channing for wanting me to come back and letting me come back...We had so much fun on the first one, I think that's why they wanted me to come back for this one...Jonah is a genius and the directors did a great job of giving it a unique story and bringing it to life."
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Loved the Oasis!!: Oasis of the Seas Cruise Review by lovelifex3
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Loved the Oasis!!
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
Staterooms: We had two boardwalk balconies. My boyfriend and I were in one room and my mom and niece were next door. My first impression of the room was that it was a nice size. Enough space for two, people with plenty of storage space and very clean. Then I saw the bathroom lol. The shower was so tiny! It had great pressure with extra hot water but every time I moved, my elbow hit the wall lol. The outlets were under the vanity, kind of a weird spot for them but no big deal. The bed was extremely comfy and every time I laid down, I could feel myself getting sleepy. The noise level wasn't really a problem except one afternoon when I was trying to nap, there was some sort of show going on with loud music playing. It wasn't something to complain about. I guess it just wasn't meant for me to nap.
After settling into our rooms, we changed into our bathing suits and headed up to the pool deck to soak up the Florida sun. We hung out in the pool for a while then went to the dining room for the muster drill. Then the bad news came. The captain announced that we were no longer going to St. Thomas or St. Martin because of Hurricane Earl. It was a huge disappointment because we were all looking forward to those ports. However, our spirits were lifted because we found out we were going to Costa Maya and Cozumel in Mexico. I was still a little bummed about the itinerary change but it's better to be safe than sorry. After the muster drill, we headed back up to the pool deck for the sail away party then back to the rooms to get changed for dinner. We signed up for My Time Dining which worked out perfectly! We loved being able to just show up whenever we wanted (before or after show time) waited on line for a few and got a table with a waiter we requested.
Food: Now I don't see how anyone can go hungry on this ship. Mostly everything we had we enjoyed. There is always something to eat during all times of the day. My favorites were Cafe Promenade and Park Cafe. The food in the dining room was good even though I did have something's that I did not enjoy. It wasn't a big deal though; I just sent them back and got something new. The apple pie a la mode for dessert was amazing! Breakfast in the dining room was ok. There weren't many selections however I did enjoy having fresh fruit for breakfast every day. We had Johnny Rockets for breakfast one morning which was pretty good. We didn't try any of the specialty restaurants because there was really no need to. Oh well, maybe next time. Lol. Entertainment & Activities: The shows were the best I have ever seen on a cruise ship. I loved Oasis of Dreams, Hairspray and Frozen in Time. Come Fly with Me was also good but not of my favorites. My advice to everyone who is sailing on the Oasis in the future is to make reservations for the shows and make sure you get there early! The good seats go fast. Luckily, we had front row seats at every show =). There is a rule in place that you cannot save seats but it seemed as though people don't care because they were saving seats left and right. The daytime entertainment such as Splish Splash, World's Sexiest Man Competition and The International Belly Flop Competition were very good and very funny. The cruise director Richard Spacey was hilarious! There was always something to do and I never got bored. My niece and I decided to take the cupcake decorating class which was nice. We also tried zip lining and I was scared for my life. It took me a while to actually gain the courage to do it but after some encouraging words,I was on my way and I loved it!!!! It was such a rush but I enjoyed it so much I did it twice! We spent sometime in the arcade and casino which was fun too.
Ports: I really enjoyed the Bahamas. We decided to take a taxi over to the Atlantis and spend the day there. For $60 we had access to their beaches, pools and lounge chairs and a tour of the aquarium which was fun. We also received a lunch voucher for any one of their 6 poolside restaurants. The next port was Costa Maya which didn't look like much when we got off the ship but we were surprised to see a nice little area set up with souvenir shops, a pool with a swim up bar and a restaurant. We hung out in the pool before deciding to go on an ATV tour of the island. I was pretty nervous considering I had to drive and I only have a permit. It all went well and we had an amazing time. When the tour was over we went back to the pool area for little while. Then we grabbed a bite to eat at the poolside restaurant, went souvenir shopping and headed back to the ship. The last port was Cozumel which was nice. It was pouring when we got off the ship. The Freedom of the Sea was docked right next to us which only meant a lot of people where going to be in the port. We made our way through the crowds of people to the mini shopping mall and wasted time there until it stopped raining. Fortunately it stopped and we were on our way to Senor Frogs. We had lunch there and went to Mr. Sanchos' beach. My boyfriend, niece and I went jet skiing then got massages on the beach which was fabulous! We then headed back to the ship and laid out by the pool until it was time for dinner.
All in all we all had an amazing time. If you are skeptical about going on the Oasis, just do it because you will not be disappointed. I don't understand how people complain that there was nothing for them to do and that they were so bored. I figure those are the people with their expectations set way to high and nothing at all can please them. No matter how young or old you are, there is something for everyone. The change of itinerary was a little disappointing but hey things happen. I loved every part of my cruise. I look forward to sailing with Royal Caribbean again and definitely on the Allure next year! Less
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Bluffton Police seek help in fatal hit-and-run
The Bluffton PD needs help finding the driver of a suspected hit-and-run vehilce that killed a man on the Bluffton Parkway on Christmas Day. There is a damaged vehicle out there somewhere. Somebody knows something. Anyone with information should call dispatch at (843) 524-2777 or Detective K. Heany at (843) 227-1296. The official press release follows: HIT AND RUN RESULTING IN A FATALITY 12-26-2008 On December 25, 2008, at approximately 8:15p.m. a male riding a bicycle eastbound on the Bluffton Parkway heading towards Simmonsville Road was struck by unknown vehicle. The collision resulted in the death of the bicyclist whose name is being withheld until notification of next of kin. The collision occurred on Bluffton Parkway between Buck Island and Simmonsvill Road. Investigation has determined that the bicyclist was riding in lane 2 (the slow lane) on Bluffton Parkway and was struck from behind by an unknown vehicle. The unknown vehicle fled the scene after the collision. Another driver passing by saw the bicyclist lying on the shoulder of the roadway and called 911. Beaufort County Emergency Medical Services responded and pronounced the bicyclist dead on the scene. Evidence found at the scene indicates that the unknown vehicle may possibility be a gray GMC or Chevy. It will have damage to the right front quarter panel and the window shield may also have damage. Anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to call dispatch at 843-524-2777 or Detective Heany at 843-227-1296.


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Sex work is an umbrella term that includes escorting, acting in porn, stripping, webcamming, trading sex for survival needs, working on the street, and much more. Violence against sex workers is a reality; unfortunately, many sex workers distrust service providers, often with good reason. Any person or institution providing services such as sexual assault recovery, exams, prevention, etc. should consider that their clients may include sex workers and take steps to make sure that those clients are comfortable and respected. Sex workers may or may not disclose our involvement in the sex trade; if we do disclose, it is important to be welcoming and nonjudgmental, as well as prepared to offer resources. Note: while these resources could include exit services, not all sex workers will wish to stop working.
Please also consider that sex workers may have different concerns or priorities than other clients; for instance, particularly if we do work that is criminalized, we may be less likely than other clients to want to report crimes against ourselves to the police. When sex workers do report crimes against us, we are often ignored or even arrested or threatened with arrest. Even sex workers who have not had these experiences may have had traumatizing interactions with the police, as police brutality, including rape, against sex workers (particularly sex workers who work on the street) is unfortunately common. For these reasons, it is even more important than it is with other clients not to pressure sex workers to report crimes against us, but instead to support the survivor in making decisions about how to proceed. Also, slut-shaming and victim-blaming impact sex workers in specific ways. Stigma against sex workers is a powerful reality, to the point where some people believe that sex workers cannot be raped (one judge, for instance, called the rape of sex workers "theft of services"). Please try not to add to this shaming in your interactions with sex workers. Reassure us that you do not judge.
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Country: Japan
Director: Hitoshi Matsumoto
Stars: Hitoshi Matsumoto, Riki Takeuchi, Ua, Ryunosuke Kamiki
Hats off to Hitoshi Matsumoto: Dude arguably made the new millennium's most incomparably strange motion picture. Big Man Japan, billed as a "mockumentary," is nothing less than a one-of-a-kind head-scratcher, tapping into the Japanese tradition of giant monsters terrorizing Tokyo, except, here, the film's hero is also similar in size to Godzilla. As if the story's inherent weirdness wasn't funny enough, Matsumoto's employment of cheesy, C-grade special effects results in pure, comedic gold.


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Valerie Lemmie, named today as the new chief executive of Birmingham city council, likes to pepper her talks on management issues with civil rights-era quotes from writers like James Baldwin, Martin Luther King Jr and the poet Langston Hughes.
But beneath the fiery oratory lies a public servant who is just as in touch with up to the minute management jargon as the rhetoric of black emancipation.
Ms Lemmie said in a speech to students last year: "We must again focus our attention on the public square, the common ground that undergirds our national and global destinies. The viability of any public square ultimately depends on how much we care about the quality of our lives together.
"I have come to learn that government cannot solve the problems facing our communities alone. Rather, success depends on our ability to forge coalitions and to collaborate with diverse groups and institutions.
"Our success demands on nothing less than this collective thinking, the ability to leverage and target resources, and the enhanced opportunity for buy-in."
This attitude - so close to the UK's more forward thinking local government leaders - was probably one of the main reasons that councillors in England's second city picked the veteran US public servant as their new chief executive - handing her what is arguably the most prestigious job in UK local government.
Ms Lemmie, 49, has an impressive track record in US government. She worked her way to Washington DC, becoming deputy director of the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs before discovering a strong desire to return to local government.
City manager of Dayton, Ohio since 1996, she previously held a similar post at Petersburg, Virginia and has worked as director of environmental services for Arlington county, Virginia.
Her decision to go to Birmingham is certain to prove challenging. She is, after all, moving from a US local authority with a budget of $700m (£484.46m) and a staff of 3,000 to a council with £2bn and 50,000 employees. Her new salary will be £160,000.
Ms Lemmie is a technophile and a moderniser. Computers are one of five factors she believes are driving change in the US in the 21st century.
Although she acknowledges the danger of creating a digital divide, with the poorest excluded from the benefits of new technology, she also points out that IT is creating a new service economy that can help people engage with government.
Ms Lemmie's other four Cs of change are just as revealing - commerce, children, civil rights and cities.
She has also served on the board of Public Technology Inc, a non-profit organisation that seeks to further the use of new technologies in the US. In the UK, it is most readily compared to the local government Improvement and Development Agency.
In an interview with a US magazine, she set out her aim of forging a vision of what her community wanted to become, a belief in the importance of economic development and the usefulness of public-private partnerships.
It all serves to underline a suspicion that Valerie Lemmie might just be the ideal Blairite council chief.


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Teaching degrees earned through online programs are a qualification that is becoming increasingly popular. The question is whether or not they are right for you, your lifestyle and you career goals. Learn more about online teaching degrees, and decide for yourself.
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When times get tough, and it seems like everyone is struggling, it is important to remember that there are some things that you can do as a career that won't ever become redundant. This is the case with teaching. Teachers are always needed, and therefore becoming a teacher is one of the best ways you can insure your working future.
Having said that, earning a teaching degree can be difficult. You need to go about finding the right school, possibly moving to the right place. Along with figuring out how to work enough to pay tuition fees while going to college full time. All these things provide a significant challenge.
This being the case, a popular option when it comes to teaching degree is doing your teaching degree online. Earning an online degree in teaching is something that is only now really starting to gain in popularity, with an increasing number of people interested in a career in teaching than ever before. With some research into online teaching degree programs, you will soon discover whether or not earning your teaching degree online is a good option for you.
When studying for your teaching degree through a conventional college or university bachelor of education course, you are required to attend the school full time. Many teaching programs are intense, needing you to be in classes for 8 hours a day for 5 days a week. This makes it difficult to find the time to work on top of this, which makes it difficult when it comes to having the money to pay for the program.
However, online courses are different. With the flexibility an online degree program offers, you can be working on your own time, at your own rate, which allows you to do other things, like work and take care of your family. Therefore, it is worthwhile to think about an online teaching degree as a real option.
With the large range of established highly respected colleges and universities now offering teaching degrees online, you'll be able to get the exact type of teaching degree you are interested in. These are accredited degrees, which means that on completion you'll be able to get a teaching license to teach anywhere you'd like to teach. Also, you can get endorsements and majors in a variety of different subject areas when you are undertaking an online teaching degree. The options for online teaching degrees are basically the same as you would have going to college full time.
When you finish with your teaching degree online, you'll be able to apply for a teaching license in the area you want to teach. You'll do this in the same way that you would get a license if you graduated from a conventional school. Following this you'll be able to have your pick of any of the teaching jobs that are currently available. Acquiring a teaching degree online is a great career option and online education makes it easier for you to do whilst maintaining your current commitments.
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Sega made more money from software in Japan last month than any other publisher, beating perennial kingpin and ancient rival Nintendo into second place.
According to new Famitsu data, as reported by Andriasang, that measures games' prices against their sales, Sega had a 20.9 per cent revenue share last month.
That figure is mostly off the back of bonkers PlayStation 3 mobster/zombie mash-up Yakuza: Of The End, which sold 376,00 copies at a steep �7,980 each (about �62.50).
Nintendo came in second with 14.8 per cent of the market, fueled by strong sales of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, priced at a more modest �4,800 (around �37.60).
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- Sega: 20.9 per cent
- Nintendo: 14.8 per cent
- Level-5: 9.1 per cent
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- Gust: 5.5 per cent
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" Genre: Sports - Motorsport / Theatrical Release: 2000 / Exempt / Actors: Carl Fogarty ... / DVD released 2005-01-17 at Lace Group / Features of the DVD: PAL "
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To say I was disappointed after watching this DVD is an understatement.
During the late 1990s I was heavily in to World Superbikes and religiously followed every single race and round. I was lucky enough to attend the British rounds held at Donnington Park and the Irish rounds held at Brands Hatch with my father for around 5 years in succession.
Foggy, probably Ducati's largest marketing tool ever, was my hero and I always hope that one day I would be able to crank a bike over at 45 degrees around a bend like he could.
Foggy was awesome both on and off the track. Behind the hard-man image and those trademark 'eyes' was a real family man that devoted a lot of his life to his wife and two daughters.
I have just finished reading his auto biography "Foggy". Obtaining a copy of this book was a mission in itself. It was first published in 2001 and has taken me almost 7 years to finally get a copy and read it. I always wanted a copy in hard back but I could never find one. I stumbled across what appeared to be the only copy in Gatwick Airport whilst waitng to go on holiday.
The book is fantastic. In this book Foggy is completely honest and outspoken. He wears his heart on his sleeve and talks about his racing career, how he started, his run ins with his father, his wife and how supportive she was over his racing career, and his two daughters. It is a compelling and inspirational read.
I imagined that the DVD would be the same. I though it would be interviews of Carl Foggarty, his long standing mechanic "Slick", his wife and children, his team bosses etc about his racing career, his childhood and his struggles. I thought it would be like the book but in a visual form.
How wrong I was. This DVD is pretty much awful. As soon as the play button was pressed it looks cheap and tacky. The intro gives a brief insight of the content of the DVD including racing, red mist, crashes and victory celebrations.
The DVD is the legendary (and arguable best world superbike commentator of all time) Keith Heuwen interviewing Foggy.
The DVD follows no real structure. It jumps from Foggy's world superbike career to his Isle Of Man triumph, back to his world superbike career, to his North West triumph, to his world superbike career. It is all over the place.
Admittedly there are some classic pieces of footage, like when Kocinski knocked Foggy off, when Chili lost the front end and blamed Foggy and went on to smack him after the race. but these will be meaningless unless you followed Foggy in his heyday.
The footage is broken up with Foggy's comments on certain races. The answers given were very technical. There were no opinions, no feelings expressed or anything like that.
After the racing aspect the DVD plummets very fast. It goes on to show spectacular and very painful looking crashes. Who wants to see that? I know a lot of people go to spectate races purely for the crashes - they see it as the best part. What about the actual racing? What about the spectacular overtakes? The angle of lean that the bikes are cranked over to? This IS what racing is all about. Watching bikes slide down the track with the rider not far behind is not appealing. Watching a rider being catapulted 5 feet in the air via a highside is not appealing.
This DVD does not only cover road race crashes. It also shows motocross, supercross and speedway. Throughout the crashes there is Foggy and Heuwen making comment and laughing at other misfortunes. This is not my sort of viewing.
Following the crashes there is a 'red mist' section. This shows riders losing it and getting angry post crashes and race incidents and trying to take it out on other riders. It shows a few scuffles and one scene where a rider is caugt with a right hook square on the jaw by another rider. If I want to see this violence I would watch a boxing match or go down Prince Of Wales Road on a Friday night after pub kicking out time. It is not something I like to watch at home.
After the red mist section there is a section known as 'stunts'. As its name suggests it shows talented stunt riders, such as Gary Rothwell, doing what they do best. It also shows home footage of what I call hooligans performing wheelies, burnouts and the like on public roads. Don't get me wrong I like wheelies, I like speed and I like burnouts but I do have common sense. The tricks are fine in controlled environments but on the public road?
If you want to hurt yourself with doing tricks then that's fine. But when you're putting the general public in danger then that is another story altogether. This is where the line is drawn and should not be crossed. If I ever injured someone doing a trick to show off then I would never ride again. Sure, I enjoy my bike but there is a time and a place for everything.
I think this sort of DVD puts a 'it's OK to perform these tricks on the public roads' message. This is wrong. Again, I don't want to see people pulling wheelies on mopeds or doing doughnuts on goldwings etc. It doesn't interest me.
After the stunts there are a few more crashes and then the end of the DVD. At this point I was relieved it was over and a bit peeved that I had just wasted over an hour watching such tripe.
This DVD had the potential to be good, probably very good. If it portrayed the real Foggy (like the book does), and combined interviews from team managers, team mates, old rivals, his family etc, and then the classic video footage it would have been fantastic. Maybe I should be a director!
If you are someone that likes to watch crashes, mindless hooligans performing dangerous stunts on the public highway, punch ups and a little bit of classic racing then this DVD is for you.
If, like me, you like to get under the skin of an individual and find out what makes them tick and what gives them the passion, motivation, drive and edge to be the best in the world then this DVD is not for you. I would recommend that you stick to the book.
I also note that there is a Hell for Leather 2 USA. This is one DVD I definitely will not be watching.


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ChargePoint's Revolutionary Charging Station Charges Twice the Cars While Dramatically Reducing Cost
New, innovative technology meets surging electric vehicle demand
CAMPBELL, CA--July 18, 2013: Today, ChargePoint – the largest network of independently owned electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the world – launched its newest advancement in charging technology, the CT4000 Series. This revolutionary new product is the first charging station to meet the needs of the expanding EV market, specifically addressing two major obstacles – the cost of installation and the growing demand for charging spots.
Cumulative sales of electric vehicles reached 100,000 in May 2013, according to the Electric Drive Transportation Authority. Furthermore, in the first half of 2013 alone, sales of EVs increased by over 40 percent. With many major automakers manufacturing new electric vehicles, the number of EVs on the road will continue to increase at an exponential rate, and charging stations are not currently matching the growing demand.
"The electric vehicle market is accelerating at an incredible rate and electric vehicle infrastructure needs to not only pace that growth, but stay ahead of it," said Pat Romano, President and CEO for ChargePoint. "The CT4000 Series changes the equation by offering more charging ports at every station while dramatically cutting installation costs. The CT4000 is truly a customer-centric EV charging station. Its creation is the result of understanding the needs of both drivers and station owners alike."
The CT4000 is the first charging station to offer a power sharing feature, allowing a single circuit to power a dual port charging station, which will double the number of charging locations without increasing installation costs. Other advancements based on customer needs include Clean Cord Technology – a self-retracting, maintenance free, ultra lightweight cord management system, which is a standard feature on all CT4000 Series models to make charging an easier and more convenient experience.
In addition, the CT4000 Series offers a first-ever customizable video feature on a color LCD screen allowing station owners to run video content of their choice through ChargePoint's cloud service. Station owners can further customize their CT4000 series charger by using the built-in signage feature (also standard with all models). The interactive instruction video for the CT4000 is consumer-friendly and available in English, Spanish and French.
EV drivers can expect more charging ports and stations in the near future. The new CT4000 Series stations are already in high demand with hundreds of installation orders coming in from current ChargePoint customers, including Google. Currently, ChargePoint has over 12,000 charge spots and a 70%+ market share of networked public charging stations, operating on their cloud service which supports a range of hardware from other manufacturers in addition to ChargePoint's selection of best-in-class models.


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text: Parliament - President Jacob Zuma on Thursday ruled out the participation of unrecognised, small unions in wage negotiations. Responding to a question in the National Assembly on wage negotiations at Lonmin mine, he told MPs that in a democracy, the majority prevailed. "We operate within regulated society... Between workers and employers there have been negotiations and agreements, and those agreements must be respected," Zuma said. "In a democratic situation, it is the majority that prevail. I can't change the rules because you want to make a particular point. You can't then say, smaller unions must then be compared to the bigger unions in the same way." He was addressing DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko, who had earlier asked if he would consider changes to the labour relations regime, which pegged the union representation threshold at 51 percent. She said this had led to the situation where Amcu (the Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union) was not a recognised union at Lonmin's platinum mine, and therefore excluded from wage negotiations. This had empowered "the ANC-affiliated National Union of Mineworkers" to establish a monopoly at the mine. "Does the president believe that smaller unions should be empowered to negotiate on behalf of their members, and not be excluded by big unions like NUM, in a winner-takes-all scenario?" Would this not avert tension and the possible violence now posing a threat to South Africa's mining sector, Mazibuko asked. The president said workers who did not join the majority union could not expect the same privileges. "Workers who do not join the union, can't have the same kind of privileges... You can't have a union of half-a-dozen people [and say] because they've declared it a union, you must have the same rights. "You have more rights because you're a majority; you have less rights because you're a minority. That's how democracy works," he said, provoking a huge outcry from opposition benches. Zuma told MPs it was "a question of accepting the rules of democracy, and operating within them". An unidentified MP responded from the opposition side of the House: "You don't understand democracy!"* Follow Fin24 on Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and Pinterest.


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Everyone has that one guy. The one who broke your heart, the one who got away, the one you can't decide if you regret. Because the thing about first loves' is that you really did fall, and even though life fell short of happily ever after there were still things worth remembering. But while your first love is the hardest, it doesn't have to be the last. At least, that's what Arya's realizing.
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ImOnlyTheQueen Sep 05, 2016
I have a lot. But my idea of a perfect romance is weird, so my idea of a perfect book is something like Ella Enchanted, or If I Stay. Possibly Between Shades of Grey.
tina_BSE_WCS Mar 18, 2016
Being a rr made me realise ...wow that is soooo dramatic and I doubt anyone cares but her ...sorry but it wasn't that life changing
MINASORI Aug 27, 2016
This is such an amazing prologue. I could never write anything this good
adoreable1 Jul 30, 2016
Well put! Totally understand and agree!! Love sucks sometimes 😔
MissaCox1 Aug 10, 2016
This is my second time reading this book! I love it sooooo much 😍😊
swiftie_13__ Jan 17, 2016
That book for me is When It Rains In Ocala by writerbug44. EVERYONE GO CHECK IT OUT