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|Journalist who reported about ritualistic burning of musical instruments has been arrested by Saudi Arabia's domestic intelligence agency
On April 3, Saudi Arabia's domestic intelligence agency, al-Mabahith, arrested journalist Rabbah al-Quwai'i, 24, on charges of "doubting the [Islamic] creed" and for "harboring destructive thoughts."
Rabbah al-Quwai'i worked as a local correspondent for the daily Okaz in Ha'il before moving to Riyadh in late 2005 to work with Saudi Arabia's first tabloid newspaper, al-Shams. Participating in a number of online discussion forums, over the past four years, he has questioned the prevalent religious doctrine and in particular criticized thinking that, in his view, contributes to acts of violence by al-Qa'ida in the Arabian Peninsula. In February 2006, Rabbah al-Quwai'i told Human Rights Watch that he had received numerous death threats in response to his Internet writings, which he signs with his real name. Also, unknown assailants smashed his car, pinning a note to it saying "next time, it's you."
On April 4, from his holding cell at the police station, Rabbah al-Quwai'i managed to call an acquaintance, and according to the acquaintance, he told that police investigators had taunted him with questions like, "Do you know at what time morning prayers are?" and "How can you say you're a Muslim?"
Infuriating the extremists
In 2005, Hamzah Muzeini, a professor of linguistics at King Saud University, wrote a piece in the newspaper Al-Watan decrying the presence in Saudi universities of hard-line Islamists who ban music, dance, and the teaching of female students by male professors. Muzeini's writings infuriated extremists so much that they initiated an extraordinary legal case against the journalist in an Islamic sharia court, which has no formal jurisdiction over press matters and where severe penalties include flogging. The suit was filed by an Islamist professor named Abdullah Barak, who accused Muzeini of defamation after the two exchanged a series of remarks in Saudi newspapers.
Muzeini was eventually convicted and sentenced to 100 lashes and two months in prison. When he defiantly told the judge that his decision would never stand, the judge promptly doubled the sentence. An incensed Abdullah Barak, who had issued an earlier directive to halt the prosecution, nullified the verdict against Muzeini and quashed several other similar prosecutions.
Human Rights Watch – 12 April 2006:
'Saudi Arabia: Al-Qa'ida Critic Arrested for 'Destructive Thoughts' '
Committee to Protect Journalists – 9 May 2006:
'Princes, Clerics, and Censors'


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New York Stock Exchange Euronext (NYX) CEO and Director Duncan Niederauer spoke with FOX Business Network's (FBN) Nicole Petallides about the company's decision to reject the $11.3 billion dollar takeover bid by NASDAQ (NASDAQ:NDAQ) and the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). Niederauer said NYSE board's decision to reject the bid was "the only decision the board could make and should make." He went on to say he was "happy to do whatever it took to get the merger right" with Deutsche Börse (DB) because he "thought it was that good a deal whether I was the chairman, CEO or just on the boards. It's not personal — it's about long term strategy."
Excerpts from the interview are below.
On the NYSE board's decision to reject the NASDAQ takeover bid:
"I think the board made the only decision the board could make and should make. If you think about what we have done here the last few years; we have transformed and repositioned the company, we had a long term strategy, we articulated it, and the merger was very consistent with that strategy. Dismantling the company is completely inconsistent with the strategy so in my mind the board had a fairly easy decision yesterday."
On how his job would be affected in a deal with Deutsche Börse versus NASDAQ:
"They did not reference any of that on the proposal. You can speculate all you want. I haven't had a contract while I have had this job. The shareholders were insistent if we did the merger I have a longer term commitment. At one point in the process I was happy to do whatever it took to get the merger right because I thought it was that good a deal whether I was the chairman, CEO, or just on the boards. Anything is ok with me. It's not personal it's about long term strategy."
On criticism from NYX shareholders that he "sold cheap":
"Selling cheap is kind of an odd concept because the merger agreement isn't a sale. We didn't sell our company. DB didn't sell theirs. We are both contributing businesses to create value in the long run in what we think is a game changer in our industry. Secondly the proposal that we received from the interlopers would suggest we break up the company into pieces dismantle it and sell pieces of it to each of them and we think that is a very difficult transaction to consummate."
On which deal will preserve jobs:
"There is no question that the NYSE DB deal keeps more jobs not only on the floor but in New York. You can't deliver the synergies that the other proposals suggest without a substantial amount of job loss."
On the company's strategy going forward:
"The board has reaffirmed the merger and we are going full steam ahead to building this global integrated company. We have been doing all the regulatory filings. We are going to be meeting with shareholders this week. So we are going o get out there and we believe the facts will prevail."
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The mob materialized right on schedule.
Several thousand Central Michigan University students descended on Charles V. Park Library and staged a flash mob - jamming the library's first floor and lining the balconies of the atrium, relieving the stress of final exams. .
�They crowd surfed. They dressed as Green Man and Spiderman and Superman. They threw beach balls. They threw toilet paper rolls. They threw confetti, including notebook paper-sized confetti.
"I just heard about it from my roommates, who said they were going," said Rael Cortes of Midland. "It's the most people I've seen in one place, aside from a football game."
It was tough to get a crowd estimate, but more than 6,000 people confirmed invitations on Facebook, where the flash mob was organized.
Central Michigan University Police tried to keep order, but mostly succeeded in keeping people from getting too rowdy.
At least three students leaped from staircases or the second floor. They were caught by members of the crowd, and passed hand to hand over people's heads.
The event originated on Facebook, and was billed as a "library flash mob rave." The rave part - involving music - didn't happen.
"Epic fail at a rave," read one Facebook post after the event, "but an awesome mob."
Organizers attempted to bring in large speakers to play music, but CMU police blocked the way as students tried to wheel in the speakers.
But the event had already taken on a life of its own. It was supposed to start at 8 p.m., but by 7:30, students lined all the balconies overlooking the atrium at the four-story library.
More kept arriving minute by minute, until there just wasn't any more room on the lower floors
"We were just packed outside forever," said a student wearing a penguin costume who identified herself only as "Pineapple." "We were just smashed together."
And inside, things were even tighter. Police limited the number of people on the upper floors, but the first floor and the entrance hallways were jammed together, shoulder to shoulder, chest to chest.
They chanted "C-M-U" and "We want music." Eventually, somebody started singing - "Jingle Bells" swept through the crowd.
And after a chorus of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," almost on cue, people started to leave just after 8:30.
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Edgecam Celebrates 30-Year Anniversary
The company was founded as Pathtrace in 1983.
News Post: 4/30/2013
Edgecam is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. Founded as Pathtrace in 1983, the company changed its name in 1995 when the Edgecam software was first released. The initial version of Edgecam took a DOS-based textual menu-driven system and gave it a Windows look and feel with graphical icons rather than textual menus. The company name was changed to reflect Edgecam's departure from previous, DOS-based brands. Edgecam became part of the Planit Group in 2006, which in turn was acquired by Vero Software in 2011. Edgecam will celebrate its 30th anniversary with reseller conferences in Prague, Phoenix and Bangkok.


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Programme 5
Series 1
Paul Losty
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- Part One
- Part Two
Paul Losty is 43 years old and runs a hairdressing salon in Finglas, Dublin. He snacks on the run, never takes a lunch break, and is seriously stressed. He needs to get control of his life now, before it's too late. Paul is going to have a complete health check but first Dr Mark wanted to check his stress levels.
The body needs some stress but it's thought that excess stress can be related to many of the major illnesses including heart disease, immune disorders, ulcers and strokes. If Paul is going to increase how long he lives it's vital he starts to deal with this stress.
One thing that encouraged the doctor is that Paul has interests away from work, including horse riding. This is an excellent way of relieving stress and could add years to his life. The problem is going to be convincing him to make time to put his health before his business.
It was time for a thorough medical. The first series of tests will check his blood for a variety of potential health problems including diabetes - a disease that runs in his family. We also need to check the fat in Paul's blood, including cholesterol. High cholesterol can be genetic and, as Paul's twin suffers from this, it's something Dr Mark is concerned about. Cholesterol can also be raised by work stress and bad eating habits.
Paul's family also has a history of heart problems. Heart disease is Ireland's biggest killer and kills more people below the age of 65 than any other disease. Stress can also cause hypertension but Paul's blood pressure and heart are healthy. However, Dr Mark was concerned about his fitness.
An ultrasound confirms there are no problems with Paul's other major organs and so far things are looking pretty good. but a thorough examination by Dr Kelly throws up other concerns.
Paul has been dealing with his stress by comfort eating and by calculating his body mass index from his height and weight we can tell this habit has had major consequences. Paul's BMI is 32, that means he's clinically obese. Years of high fat snacking are taking their toll on his health.
Paul was dangerously overweight and it was time to find out if his bad eating habits have had any effect on the fats in his blood. The results were in and it wasn't looking good. His cholesterol level was 6.6, a healthy level is 5 or below. At 6.6 Paul's cholesterol is too high and could cause coronary heart disease or stroke.
Stress and high cholesterol are a potentially lethal combination. Paul needs to realise that he could be taking years off his life. If Paul doesn't change his lifestyle Dr Mark is convinced he could become seriously ill within the next ten years.
Paul Losty is 43 years old and the stress of running his own hairdressing salon is threatening to drastically reduce his life expectancy. We've got 8 weeks to try to add the years back on. A full medical uncovered some potential health risks including obesity and high cholesterol, caused by comfort eating to deal with stress.
Over the next 8 weeks Dr Mark's plan is to improve Paul's life expectancy by managing his stress and reducing his weight. He wants him to cut down his workload and use the extra time to relax. He also wants him to tackle his weight and cholesterol by increasing his activity levels, and by following a low-fat high-fibre eating plan.
Today is day one of the plan and it's all about finding ways to relax. Dr Mark takes Paul to a session of Chi Gong, which is a discipline within Tai Chi. Martial arts are a great way of reducing stress and Dr Mark hopes Chi Gong will be something Paul can learn to do easily at home, for 30 minutes each day. He should feel the benefits almost immediately.
The Tai Chi would help Paul to relax but it was now time to try and tackle the cause of much of Paul's stress - his business commitments. We enlisted the help of An Coppens, a Business Coach, who's worked with many small businesses. An's experience allows her to immediately spot the areas that Paul needs to address.
By observing Paul at work An will be able to both build a picture of why his job is causing him so much stress and to recommend changes. As the boss, Paul is currently chief stylist, head of human resources, director of finance, and marketing manger. But Paul's been his own boss for 15 years; any changes An recommends are going to be difficult.
For the next couple of weeks Paul tries to implement the plan but there's been a major setback, Paul has given up the Tai Chi because the group teacher has left. If Dr Mark is going to make any impact on Paul's life expectancy it's vital he find some form of exercise to replace the Tai Chi - he recommends cycling.
Exercise reduces anxiety and stress and, combined with the eating plan, will reduce his weight and cholesterol. By switching to a healthy diet and increasing exercise it is possible to lower cholesterol levels within 6 weeks.
Paul continues to get stuck into the plan. The new staff-training programme is going well.
The work side of the plan still seems to be going well. Paul has even begun to take time away from the salon to go riding again. The fact that he's taking time to ride is a huge step. His eating has also improved and Dr Mark is confident if he can continue on this course he will live a longer life.
For the last 8 weeks Paul has been attempting live a healthier lifestyle. Today he'll find out how successful he's been. Will he have added any years to his life expectancy?
Weight 82.9 kg - previously 83.9 kg
BMI 31.5 - previously 32
Cholesterol 6.5 - no significant change
Because Paul's weight and cholesterol have not changed very much, the life expectancy calculator Mark used showed only a 0 to 3 years increase in life expectancy. At best he has added on 3 years to his life expectancy - this is because he is calmer, his mental state is better and he is doing more exercise. Mark assures him if he continues in this direction his weight and cholesterol will come down and he will increase his life expectancy. Paul says he is sleeping and eating better than he used to, though he realizes he is still not exercising not as much as would like. However, he feels more relaxed. Paul thinks it will take him about 2 years to get to where he wants to be, he sees this as a long-term project.


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The East Sargon Robotics Team celebrated the beginning of their competition season on Jan. 5 with orange juice, fruit and donuts. They call it a kick off, it happens every year. The whole robotitcs team gathers in one room around 8:30 to learn the rules of their upcoming competition.
"We bring breakfast foods and eat for an hour, then at 9:30 we watch the NASA TV channel," said Nash Reimer, President of the Robotics Club. "They give us an animated video of what they expect us to do and what the field looks like and then they demonstrate what the robots should do."
For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) is the organization that prepares the robotics tournaments for robotics teams around the nation. The Sargon Robotics Team spends six weeks preparing for these competitions, starting on kick off day.
The NASA video explains what the robots goals are at competition. Each year, the students are required to program their robots to complete certain tasks while navigating a course.
"This year, they said the main event is frisbees," said club sponsor Vincent Miller. "So you can throw frisbees, pick up frisbees or dump frisbees."
The club's competition is in March and in the meantime they will be meeting on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays and working in groups to finish their robot for their tournament.


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Pain Management
Swallowing, Laughing, and Belching Pain
I have been having pain when I swallow, laugh, breath deeply, and belch/hiccup. I fist noticed it recently after I took some medication (I have been on it for a long time) and it felt as if the pills became lodged in my throat/esophagus. It used to go away but now it`s an everyday thing. I can even feel it when I lay down. It`s mainly behind/below my sternum and slightly to the left. Sometimes I can even feel it in my back. Any ideas? Should I see a doctor?
You should see a doctor to rule out a problem with the esophagus or other chest organs.
Salim M Hayek, MD, PhD
Associate Professor of Anesthesiology & Perioperative Medicine
School of Medicine
Case Western Reserve University


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Everyday Objects Turned Art Sculptures by Adam NiklewiczApril 28, 2012
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It is always nice to see sense of humor in the art world, and the sculptures of Polish-born, American-based Adam Niklewicz, where he takes everyday household objects and furnishings and transforms them into sculptures, is some of the more playful work we have seen around in quite some time. As curator Steve Holmes writes, "His work evokes not homeland, but rather the absurdity of nostalgia, the futility of trying to be in any place other than the liminal space of the prefixed-American."
Holmes goes on to write, "Neither fully Polish nor fully American, Niklewicz creates work that is ultimately about the folly of romanticizing a past that no longer exists. Niklewicz's piece Romantycznosc, a piece of Polish sausage carved into a flute upon which a musician, commissioned by the artist, plays a Polonaise, brings together two emblems of Polish culture, one culinary and one musical, in an absurd collision where nostalgia, self awareness, and the Romantic are all equal causalities."
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The CyberBear registration system will alert a student when a course request is denied. The following are CyberBear error messages.
Campus Restriction
Students are admitted to specific campuses depending on whether they are taking face-to-face classes or enrolled as a Distance Learning student. You must take courses offered within your campus. This error message cannot be overridden without the student switching the campus to which they were admitted to. Use the Distance Only Change of Status form to change your status to a Distance Learning student. Changing from Distance Learning (online) student to a face-to-face student will result in an increase of tuition and fees.
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This course has a co-requisite section linked to a primary section. The primary section is typically the larger, common lecture and the co-linked section is either a smaller lab or discussion section. For example, BIOL 221, section 1 carries 4 credits. The student must select Section 1 and also select one of Sections 2 – 5 which carry no credits. When registering, the student must register for the primary section and the linked section at the same time.
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A new advising number is generated for active undergrad students each semester during the academic year (except for summer) which is why students need to see their advisors at least once during autumn and spring semesters.
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The Short Order: Chefs Tom and Rob Aikens's Guide to London
When in New York's sister city, do as these twin brothers: Tom and Rob Aikens lay out the best markets and eateries to go calling in London, from top-notch fishmongers to greenhouse restaurants
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1. Petersham Nurseries Restaurant
Church Lane, in Richmond; petershamnurseries.com
**Tom: **"Set in an old garden nursery behind Richmond Park, among lots of plants and shrubs. They even sell garden furniture. The restaurant is in the greenhouse, with an earthen floor, and they do simple, beautiful Italian cooking. I go at least once a month, and it's always packed."
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2. Macken Brothers
44 Turnham Green Terrace, Chiswick; mackenbros.co.uk
**Tom: **"We've been using them for over four years. They're brilliant butchers, and have great aged Aberdeen Angus beef and game."
**Rob: **"We got a lot of the meat for Tom's Kitchen there, some of the best Scottish beef I've ever used."
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3. High Road House
Soho House, 170 Chiswick High Road; highroadhouse.co.uk
**Tom: **"I like to pop over for a relad lunch. Chiswick is a nice, quiet part of central London."
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4. La Cave à Fromage
24-25 Cromwell Place, South Kensington; la-cave.co.uk
**Tom: **"It's the best cheese shop in London."
**Rob: **"They have a great selection of British cheeses which we used at Tom's Kitchen. It's a shame that it's hard to get a good supply shipped over to The Dandelion."
_ Photo: Courtesy of La Cave à Fromage_
5. Cheyne Walk Brasserie
50 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea; cheynewalkbrasserie.com
**Tom: **"When you walk into the restaurant there's a big chimney stack, and they cook all their steaks and fish on an open fire with a grill. It's very informal...gets a little hot if you're near the fire, that's the only downside."
**Rob: **"It's classic French bistro-style food. Great steak frites."
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6. The Chelsea Fishmonger, Rex Goldsmith
10 Cale Street, Chelsea Green; thechelseafishmonger.com
**Rob: **"It's just around the corner from Tom's Kitchen, so we used to use it quite a bit. The fish is some of the freshest I have seen: pollack, flatfish, lemon sole, haddock, the lot."
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7. Daylesford Organic Farmshop
44B Pimlico Road; daylesfordorganic.com
**Rob: **"My brother helped start years ago, and it's grown to an amazing organic producer, from all their own bread, dairy, and cheeses, to a lot of meat and poultry. It's really how farming should be done."
**Tom: **"I started with them as a private chef and also helped on the business side. Everything they sell comes from their farms in Staffordshire and Gloucestershire."
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8. Pain Poilane
46 Elizabeth St; poilane.com
**Tom: **"They've been baking a very famous Parisian sourdough bread for many years. It has a rich, dense dough, and it's kind of a London institution. They've made a very successful business of it, considering it's just bread at the end of the day."
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9. The Wolseley
160 Piccadilly, Mayfair; thewolseley.com
**Tom: **"It's a combination of English, French, and German food. They'll do schnitzel, bratwurst, chopped liver—it's a cultural mixture, and the quality of the service and the food is always great."
**Rob: **"Best afternoon tea in London, too, hands-down. Great finger sandwiches, scones, and jam and cream."
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10. Monmouth Coffee Shop
2 Park Street, in Borough Market; monmouthcoffee.co.uk
**Tom: **"Go there for a great latte, and then you can visit Borough Market, which is a bit touristy now, but it's still one of the best markets in London.
**Rob: **"I was never much for coffee until I went to the States. Now I love Monmouth's Americano, and going for pastries for breakfast."
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Her LomoHome name, kleinerkaries, is a combination of two German words that mean "little" and "caries." Well, sounds a bit peculiar but this has nothing to do with the state of her teeth! Read on to find out how our LomoGuru of the Week got this interesting moniker!
Name: Wiebke
LomoHome: kleinerkaries
Location: Bremen, Germany
Number of years as a Lomographer: I started taking analogue photos 24 years ago, but it was not considered Lomography back then
Number of years in the Community: 2 years and 3 months
Tell us something about yourself.
For a living, I basically think, talk, laugh, listen, read, check, roll my eyes, shake my head, act as a trainer, tamer, detective, psychologist, guard, caretaker, secretary, interpreter, tour guide, postman, locksmith, coffeemaker, scapegoat, and producer of used paper. I try to balance that with going on mini-breaks as often as I can and spend most of my summer weekends at music festivals. Besides that, I like a good meal and gripping TV shows. I'm still waiting for that madman in a blue box to pick me up.
Tell us something about your LomoHome's name.
I got the nickname "Karies" (German for caries) at the Bizarre Festival in 2000. We wanted to play Murder In the Dark with our new neighbors at the campsite. We wanted to take advantage of that fact that it was already dark so we set up a contract on a fabric shopping bag in which we laid out the rules, place, time, and the participants.
Since we had only just met, we didn't know each other's names. When I was asked for my name, I was brushing my teeth, so I had problems speaking. My new friend didn't understand a word and said, "Whatever, I'll simply put in caries." Since then, my closest friends call me Karies. It has got nothing to do with the state of my teeth. They truly are perfect!
"kleiner" is German for "little" which refers to my height.
Share with us your most memorable experience in the Lomographic Community
My most memorable experience in the Lomographic Community is being among the Top 10 of the Menschen und Berufe deiner Stadt – der deutschlandweite Lomography X Das Telefonbuch Wettbewerb. For this, I was invited to the opening of a huge Lomo-Map of Germany in Cologne, which featured some of my photos.
This was already a year ago but I think there will be more unforgettable moments ahead. For instance, this summer I will take part in the LomoWeekend organized by frauspatzi, faaabii, thegrump, trash-gordon-from-outer-space and stellastellar. I will spend a whole weekend with fellow Lomographers, exchange experiences, receive helpful advice, get new creative ideas, take part in workshops, and shoot lots of photos. Maybe, I'll even make some new friends.
Do you think you'll still be taking Lomographs in the next 5 years? Why?
If we don't run out of good slide films and labs which are willing to cross process them at a reasonable price, then I think I'll do. I love the suspense I feel from choosing the film and camera to waiting for the film to be delivered. Then, the process of scanning it to finally see the results.
What is your favorite Lomo camera and why? Do you have any memorable experiences using this camera?
My favourite Lomo camera is the LC-A. It might be for the same reason you always hear when somebody raves about it. It is small, handy, and easy to use. I love the vignettes it creates. I usually get great results from it especially when the films are cross processed. You can also easily attract passers-by. Sometimes they even say, "Wow, look at her! She is still doing that thing with her thumb to advance a film!"
Please share with us your favorite Lomographic shot and explain why you love that particular image.
Let's call it one of my favourite Lomographic shots.
I had only been into Lomography for a month and done my first attempts with a Diana Mini and some expired color negative film I found in my stash.
Then, I decided to get a second hand LC-A. To test it, I loaded a roll of Fuji Velvia 50, a film which I had also never used before. On top of that, I decided to cross process it. At that moment, I only had a slight idea about cross processing but I thought: nothing ventured, nothing gained. In the end, I was thrilled with the results. I loved the whole album that came out of it.
In this photo, I especially love the combination of the sun peaking through and the ice cold snow.
Please share a Lomograph you wish you had taken and explain why.
It is this grinning goat by kleeblatt. Why? Because it is a GOAT GRINNING! Let's talk about decisive moments.
What's the best Lomographic or photography advice you think you have given?
"You can still buy film."
If there's one song or movie that best describes your Lomo life, which one is it and why?
One of my favorite books became a film so it would be Herr Lehmann or Berlin Blues. The main character, Frank Lehmann, originally comes from Bremen, where I have been living for a while now, and tries to live an easy life without making too much of a fuss. As always, life has different plans and he constantly ends up in weird situations. Things just happen.
Is there any advice you can give to new analogue shooters?
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I was told on Thursday that i have got breast cancer, im shocked, upset, very scared as im sure you all were and still are. My doctors havent told me much yet, if anything to be honest. I was in total shock when i was told and all i could hear was the word cancer, every word after that i couldnt hear. All i know is that the lump is 3cm, ive got to start chemo first. How long i have had it, i dont know as ive had breast pain for quite a while also pain in my back the same side that the cancer is, has it spread? So many questions are buzzing around in my head but im afraid to know the answers. How will i cope? My mum died of womb cancer 3 years ago and i will never get over that. She was so brave, never cried and always positive. Wish i could take after her but at the moment i feel like a 4 year old, im hurting and scared and want my mum. Im actually 48 years old lol. I have 3 girls and having to tell them broke my heart so i have no choice but to be brave and put on a face to show my girls that everything is going to be ok, but inside me i breaking up. Im not scared for myself its my children. They are not ready to be left on their own. im hoping to make a few friends on here that will be willing to listen to me moaning and telling them how scared i am as i cant let my family and friends know how i feel, it wouldnt be fair to worry them anymore than they already are. So heres to new friends and a fight ahead of me. xxxxxx
Hi Amanda,
I am so sorry to hear your news. a cancer diagnosis is shocking, upsetting and scarey and your reactions are totally normal. my diagnosis came last December so I hope you will believe me when I say you will get through. You've done the hardest bit in telling your daughters - try to take one step at a time and if you can I would encourage you to tell someone in your circle of family and friends how you are really feeling. There's lots of advice on here and also if you have a Maggies centre near your hospital make use of the help and support that they offer. You are not alone in this. Your message ended on a very positve note I felt....you have found a new friend in me and I'm sure there will be many others who will stand with you in your fight against this dreadful disease.
Sending you lots of love and hugs and prayers
Hi Amanda - Firstly Im sorry you find yourself on this site. I know how scared you are feeling - I was diagnosed last September. However you will find lots of help & support from all the ladies on this site. You will be able to have a rant & rave as there is always someone here to listen & support you with good advice - belive it or not you will even find humour here - hard to believe for you at this early stage I know.
I know what you mean about never getting over your Mum - I lost mine to colon cancer in 2004 & my sister to womb cancer 2 years ago tomorrow. I am 54 & just want a cuddle from my Mum & for her to tell me it will be allright. The further on down the road of this nightmare you get you will find it easier & as hard as it is to believe now the light at the end of the long tunnel will burn brighter with each bit of treatment you go through.
I dont know how old your girls are, I have 2 sons of 14 & 18 & I found being honest with then was the best thing I could do to help them cope. Children are more resiliant than we give them credit for no matter what age.
Dont forget - if you need a moan you can always contact me or someone on here.
Take care & remenber that each day passed is a day nearer recovery. xxx
Hi Amanda,
I was diagnosed in March with IBC. I'd been googling away for a couple of weeks so thought I wasn't going to be shocked by what the consultant told me but I was. It's taken weeks for it to start to sink in. I also started with chemo and will then have surgery followed by radiotherapy so we have long roads ahead of us.
For me, it has helped to be very upfront with people and tell them I have cancer. I try to use the word so it won't be a taboo. I have a secret Facebook page for my closer friends and can update them there on how I'm feeling and receive support too. No-one else can see the page unless I add them so if you're a Facebook user, it might be something to think about.
I find emotions come over me at the strangest times. I had to leave my OH in Tesco yesterday and go and sit in the car and have a little weep. I have no idea why but I just needed to do it so if you can try to go with how you feel, that might help. I haven't liked some of the tests I've had but feel I'm in good hands so trust my oncology team.
There is no right or wrong way to get through this but get through it you will. There is so much support here and people really DO understand where you're coming from and I find that hugely helpful. I don't always post but read most of the posts and feel I'm part of a community.
Be as gentle as you can with yourself, be kind to yourself and try and take each minute as it comes. Some will be good, some will be bloody horrible but they will all pass.
Sending you hugs,
Shelley xx
Thank you so much for replying to my post, knowing that someone has taken their time to read my post and to reply already makes me know im not alone. How are you doing? what stage are you at with this horrible disease? sending you hugs too xxxxxxxxxxx
Your post sounds just like me. I was diagnosed about 3 weeks ago, 5 weeks to the day after my dad died of cancer (he had been given 6 months 5 weeks previously) so I have been living a constant rollercoaster.
I have 3 children aged 7 - 15 and I just pray I get long enough to see them all grown up.
I have already had my op (quadrectomy and sentinel node biopsy) and start chemo next week followed by radiotherapy, herceptin and tamoxifen (I was greedy and had a triple positive hormone receptor test).
I really hope everything goes well for you, keep posting, I find that lifts my mood. One day you will feel up and another day you could feel down but keep talking. Everyone is very supportive on here.
HI Amanda,
I went to the doctors with a lump lass than a month ago and had cancer comfirmed by a biopsy, had a wse on Wednesday and waiting for the results and my treatment plan on 13th:))
I too only heard the word 'cancer' and though it was a death sentance, but the more you read the more you find out how treatable it is.
Take one day at a time, go to the middle of nowhere and have a good scream if thats what you need to do.
There are lots of people on here to talk to and loads of useful imformation, I started a blogg as I thought it would help me:))
All the best
Carole B
What a lovely lot you all are, thank you so much for taking time to send me replys. Ive read other newbees first posts and basically we all say the same, just how scared and confused we all are. Its comforting to then read from others that are going through treatment, and even better to read the ones from ladies that have made it through to the end. Sending everyone on here loads of love and hugs xxxx
Hi Amanda - you asked at what stage we are at & by your last posting I hope I can give you a bit of a cheer-up.
I was diagnosed in sept 2011, had a biopsy in October & a mastectomy in November. The thought of the chemo filled me with horror. I started it in Dec & managed to keep my hair until 3rd Jan when I went to my best mates armed with the clippers & a big bottle of wine. Losing my hair has been more stressful than losing my boob but even that I've got used to now. I have just got a 2nd more "funky" wig which everyone loves.
I had my last chemo on March 28th & cant believe its finally finished. I lived in 3 week cycles so perhaps thats why it seemed to go quicker than I ever imagined. I did get side effects - but they dont last forever & I am still here to tell the tell & now fighting fit ( Well I will be ) to continue with me life. I have 25 sessions of radio starting on April 23rd so will be finished 31st May.
You will get through it as impossible as it seems at the beginning - it seems an impossible mountain to climb but with guts & determination - positive thinking & as much humour as you can muster you will get there a stronger person at the end of it.
I was trying to get my waitressing job back but I heard the restaurant is now looking for topless waitresses - my arguement is that they would only have to pay me half wages !!
Take care - you need a rant anytime I will always be willing to listen & give any support / info I can. xxx
Hello Suzie, thank you for taking the time to write to me, im not quite sure how to use this site yet, so im hoping you get this message. Im sure you have heard it many times, but this comes from my heart, youre such a brave lady, all the ladies on here are. I know im just starting the road to what i hope is recovery and i can be the one writing to newbees on here and telling them all will be alright. Like everyone i never thought i would ever get cancer so the shock was amazing, then i thought not,why me, i thought well why shouldnt it be me, im no different from anyone else. Lost my mum to womb cancer 3 years ago, God she was a brave woman, never cried, always positive. I dont take after her at the moment, im so scared about what my future holds. My life is a busy one, i have 9 children and one husband and 5 dogs that all rely on me, telling them broke my heart, as a mum its your job to protect your kids not break their hearts. All they can see is my mum dying and think that is gonna happen to me. My plan is to be truthful with them throughout my treatment, but do plan not to let them see it troubling me, so my release will be on here. Knowing there are people like you on here to turn to will help me so much.
Hi Amanda - I just want to say I agree with all Janice just said on her post. I - like her - was diagnosed in Sept 2011 & am a single parent of 2 boys 14 a 18. Sometimes it felt that I wanted to curl up in a ball & say " leave me alone I cant do this - dont want to play this game anymore" but you just cant do that as that means the gremlins have won. Your husband & your kids will be your reason for being strong - it must be hard for you having 9 kids but thats 9 good reasons for you to stay positive. 10 with your husband.
I know exactly what you mean about how you feel about your Mum dying. I felt the same with my boys & my Mum but mostly my sister as they were very close to her & she was only 55 when she died 2 yrs ago ( I'm now 54 ) I dont know the ages of your children but be honest as you can with them - explain to them that breast cancer is a different thing to womb cancer. Thats what I tried to stress to my boys as my sis died of womb cancer. They may not want to start the conversation with you but its important you reassure them by not trying to ignore it. Its a hard conversation to have but nessesary to make then aware of whats going on. You will be suprised at how resiliant they are - I know mine suprised me thats for sure & Im proud of them for it.
Take care & keep posting to let me know how you are doing. xx
Hi ya Janice, so glad you are recovering well and im sure you are a very brave woman. You are right tho, there is nothing i can do to get off this ride until its over i realise that. Im off to the hospital on tuesday 10th April to find out a bit more. All i know at the moment is that i have a lump which is 3cm and that ive got to have chemo first. Hoping its to shrink the lump and not because they already know its spreading, my mind is playing bad tricks on me at the moment , i dont know that im accepting this, i think its more that i still dont believe it. Im sure it will sink in very quickly once i start treatment. Im hoping your kids were a support to you as you are on your own. Im lucky that i wont have that problem, ive got a good husband and great kids.
You take care, and its lovely to think there are people like yourself ready to listen to me xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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text: Back to the drawing board for WVU By Dave Hickman February 27, 2014 Story Share AP Photo Iowa State's Melvin Ejim is fouled by WVU's Nathan Adrian during the Mountaineers' loss Wednesday. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - In at least some ways, West Virginia's basketball team seems to have reverted to what it was in November and December.That's not entirely true, of course, because the Mountaineers have made strides. Still, consider the broader view.Early in the season, it was a team still learning how to do anything more than take advantage of its strength, which was an ability to shoot the basketball. At that point, defense, rebounding, all sorts of team concepts were in the development stage and West Virginia won or lost games pretty much on the basis of whether they shot the ball well or not.That dependence on shooting wasn't as great as the season went along and the Mountaineers discovered how to do other things. When they were doing those other things - playing defense, getting to the basket, rebounding - they were at their best.But then look at West Virginia's last three games. There has been no inside presence at all, the Mountaineers having been outscored 130-50 in the paint. Getting to the basket has been a chore. Rebounding has been uneven, at best.So West Virginia has been reduced to what it was before, a team that lives and dies on shooting, both its own and that of its opponents. If Wednesday's 83-66 loss at Iowa State wasn't sufficient enough an example, go back the last three games, all of which WVU has lost."We're trying to outscore teams,'' point guard Juwan Staten said. "And when we're not making shots, not hitting open 3s, it's going to be tough for us unless we start guarding.''Making shots and playing defense well enough to prevent other teams from doing the same are really all the Mountaineers have to fall back on at this point. Neither has been accomplished in those last three games.Texas, Baylor and Iowa State each have shot better than 50 percent against a West Virginia team that is dead last in the Big 12 in field goal percentage defense. So much for playing good defense. "That's what [coach Bob Huggins] preaches every day in practice. That's what we emphasize in every game, guarding,'' Staten said. "And right now we're just not doing a good job of it.''On the flip side, the Mountaineers have shot 40 percent or worse in all three games. In the one game they did find a bit of a shooting touch from 3-point range, Baylor negated that by scoring virtually every time it had the basketball in the second half.In other words, if it's not their shooting that beats the Mountaineers it's the other team's shooting. And lately it's a combination of both. Eron Harris missed all five of his 3-point attempts at Iowa State. Nathan Adrian and Gary Browne were a combined 2 for 9. Terry Henderson didn't play a second straight game because he's sick."We didn't get stops and we didn't make any shots,'' Huggins said. "You can't be any more open than Gary was on some of those shots. You can't be any more open than Nate was in the Baylor game. They're wide open. You've got to make open shots.'' BRIEFLY: At 15-13 overall and 7-8 in Big 12 play, NCAA tournament talk is over for West Virginia barring a 3-0 finish to the regular season and a deep run in the Big 12 tournament. And even then it might take a tourney title and the league's automatic bid.What realistically remains is the possibility of an NIT berth and staying out of the two Big 12 tournament play-in games. The NIT no longer requires a winning record for entry, but it is rare that organizers take a team that is less than even a couple of games over .500. As for staying out of the league's two play-in games, WVU is one spot above the bottom four in the standings, one game ahead of both Baylor and Oklahoma State, who are each 6-9. On Saturday, WVU hosts last-place TCU in a 1:30 p.m. game at the Coliseum, then finishes with a road game at Oklahoma and a home game with No. 5 Kansas.A win over TCU Saturday might be enough to keep WVU out of the bottom four because Baylor and Oklahoma State have difficult closing stretches, too. Baylor plays Iowa State and at Kansas State after a home game with Texas Tech, while OSU has Kansas, Kansas State and on the road at Iowa State.Reach Dave Hickman at 304-348-1734 or email@example.com or follow him at Twitter.com/dphickman1. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Police seek car driven by woman found dead in Kanawha River 2 Teen pleads guilty to involuntary manslaughter in Oakes Field shooting 3 Facebook founder visits Cabin Creek Health Systems 4 Man allegedly cuts father in Rand over argument about sandwich 5 Esa Ahmad ineligible for first half of WVU men's basketball season Oscar Robertson here for WVSU ceremony Previous Story Vienna's Conley joins RCR connections Next Story


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Vacaville High School's wrestling team was denied a fifth straight Sac-Joaquin Section Division I team dual championship on Saturday as Folsom came away with a 34-25 victory at Lincoln of Stockton.
Vacaville got out to a 25-12 lead in the final dual with matches beginning at the 172-pound weight class. Folsom then closed the match with five straight victories, two of those coming by pin.
"We didn't perform like we had hoped," Vacaville co-head coach Adam Wight said. "We will be defined by our senior class and today three of those seniors were pinned. If they want a season to remember, they are going to have to wake up a little bit."
Vacaville had won the last four team dual titles, including a dominating 54-18 win over Folsom in last year's final. The program has had 19 such titles in school history.
"Give Folsom all the credit," Wight said. "They won eight matches and we won six."
Vacaville reached Saturday's finals with a 60-15 win over Tokay of Lodi in the first round and a 33-18 win over Elk Grove in the semifinals. Pittman, Modesto, Del Oro and Lodi were the other league champions in the section that competed in the eight-team, Division I tournament.
Jeramy Sweany (220), Jordan Aquino (108) and Gionn Peralta (122) all went 3-0. Anthony Hernandez (128) had a 2-0 record. Michael McCauley (heavyweight), Bobby Ehman (134), Matt Brazet (140), Hayden Fry (147) and Eric Uldall (154) all went 2-1.
The postseason continues on Saturday with the Monticello Empire League finals at Armijo High in Fairfield.
The next four weeks will be busy time for the Bulldogs with the Section Division 1-AA tournament on Feb. 21-22 at Enochs in Modesto, the Section Masters tournament on Feb. 28-March 1 at the Stockton Arena, and the California Interscholastic Federation state meet on March 7-8 in Bakersfield.


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This smoke-free hotel features an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a microwave in a common area. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include laundry facilities, a 24-hour front desk, and a TV in a common area.
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Super 8 Green River features an indoor pool and a spa tub. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Green River hotel also offers laundry facilities, ATM/banking services, and a television in a common area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Super 8 Green River is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Dr. Irving Canter, who just completed service as president of the National Association of Jewish Social Workers, died yesterday of a heart attack at his home in Highland Park, III., aged 47. He was Professor of Social Work at the University of Illinois. A native of New York, Dr. Canter was the founder and chairman of the Research Institute for Group Work in Jewish Agencies. He was a member of the executive committee and board of directors of the National Jewish Welfare Board and had been national director of program and research of the B'nai B'rith Youth Organization.


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Terry Hessbrook Detroit Lions' high school coach of the year
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The Detroit Lions have named Terry Hessbrook of Ithaca High School the 2012 High School Coach of the Year, presented by the Michigan National Guard.
On November 23, Hessbrook led his Yellowjackets to a 37-27 victory over Constantine in the Division 6 Michigan High School Football State Championship at Ford Field. With this victory, Ithaca has won three straight state championships in Division 6 and has become the 1st football program in state history to win a state championship in 3 seasons with an undefeated record. Ithaca has 42 straight victories and currently has the 4th longest winning streak in state history.
Now in his 17th season at Ithaca (9th as head coach), Hessbrook has a record of 87-17 at Ithaca. Hessbrook spent 5 years as head coach at Montabella before going back to coach at his alma mater. Hessbrook was named a Detroit Lions High School Coach of the Week in 2010.
Each week throughout the 2012 nine-week high school football regular season, one coach that best develops his playersâ?? character, discipline, and football skill in addition to emphasizing player health and safety in their program, will be recognized for his commitment to the team, school, and community. The winner is selected by a panel of high school football media membersâ??Mick McCabe (Detroit Free Press), Hugh Bernreuter (Saginaw News), Bret Bakita (107.3 FM-WBBL, Grand Rapids), and Scott DeCamp (Mlive.com/Kalamazoo).
This seasonâ??s program awarded $22,000 to aid in the development and promotion of high school football in the state of Michigan thanks to contributions from the Detroit Lions and the National Football League and presenting sponsor, Michigan National Guard.
Each winning coach throughout the regular season received a $2,000 donation to his schoolâ??s football program. All weekly winners will be honored at an awards ceremony during the Lions-Bears game at Ford Field on December 30. During the ceremony, the Lions will also introduce Hessbrook as the High School Coach of the Year. Hessbrook will receive a $4,000 donation to his teamâ??s football program.
In addition to the monetary award, all winners receive a certificate signed by Lionsâ?? head coach Jim Schwartz and National Football League (NFL) commissioner Roger Goodell. Winning coaches also receive a personalized game ball and a Detroit Lions â??Coach of the Week/Yearâ?? hat.
Concluding itsâ?? 16th year, the Detroit Lions High School Coach of the Week/Year program has awarded $312,000 to high school football programs throughout the state of Michigan. For more information on the Detroit Lions High School Coach of the Week/Year program, contact Chris Fritzsching, Lionsâ?? Director of Youth Football, at 313-262-2248.


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With the bout between Khabib Nurmagomedov and Gilbert Melendez cancelled, there doesn't seem to be many that are willing to take on the undefeated Nurmagomedov. Even the usually game, Nate Diaz, turned down the opportunity to fight "The Eagle".
@EDLEZGIN @TeamKhabib Nate turned the fight down
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Nurmagomedov made his debut at UFC on FX 1 back in January of 2012 and has gone undefeated since. He has made five appearances in the Octagon, coming out victorious each time out. He's made quick work of fighters such as Kamal Shalorus and Thiago Tavares and most recently defeated Pat Healy via unanimous decision at UFC 165.
Apparently, according to UFC President Dana White, its becoming increasingly difficult to find the kid an opponent.
A fight between Nurmagomedov and tough as nails, Stockton born, Nate Diaz was suggested. However, Dana stated that he just can't seem to find anyone down to fight Khabib.
Nurmagomedov was scheduled to face off against lightweight contender Gilbert Melendez at UFC 170. Their images where featured on the promotional poster for UFC 170 that were shown at the UFC 168 post- fight presser. However, that fight has been scrapped and now Nurmagomedov is left opponent-less. Now, with only six weeks until the event, it is within question whether an opponent will even be found.
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