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NEW YORK -- Black actors coax a white woman from the audience to the stage. There, bathed in awkwardness, she reluctantly launches into a minstrel dance.
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NEW YORK -- As Civil War soldiers lay injured in the makeshift hospitals of Washington, D.C., Walt Whitman walked among them, bearing food and bandages.
A quick trip around the bases for 2003, from A to Z:
Sammy Sosa takes a shot at history, Hideki Matsui makes his major league debut and most fans get their first look at Great American Ball Park as baseball gets into full swing Monday.
Contest winner says toilet-cleaning job stinks
MARLOW, N.H. -- A woman accused of trying to have her husband killed is moving back in with him and the couple say they want to give their relationship another chance.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa -- A woman fed up with drivers speeding through her neighborhood took matters into her own hands: She posted speed limit signs in her yard.
Braves' future remains full of questions
ATLANTA - This is not how Mike Hampton, Paul Byrd, Orlando "El Duque" Hernandez, and Vladimir Guerrero expected to begin the season - nursing injuries and serving a suspension for fighting.
ATLANTA - For the Atlanta Braves, the difficult questions lie ahead. Will third baseman Vinny Castilla remind fans of Mathews and Horner - not Oberkfell and Presley - or will Mark DeRosa, who has teased the club for several years with his potential, settle into the hot corner?
2003 Atlanta Braves schedule
ATLANTA - Even after a terrible performance by Jason Marquison Monday, when he gave up 12 hits and 13 earned runs in a loss to Cleveland, Braves manager Bobby Cox insisted the 24-year-old was going to make the starting rotation.
Braves finalize opening roster
ATLANTA - Reporters gathered around Horacio Ramirez, who stood at attention and smiled as his dreams officially came true Saturday.
Injuries hurt, help Braves on Opening Day
NEW YORK -- Many on Wall Street were alarmed by stocks' steep slide this past Monday, believing investors would send stocks plunging after having underestimated how long the war with Iraq might last.
Employer spotlight: Fort Gordon
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Tracy Fowinkle has joined First Bank of Georgia as office manager of the bank's new First Bank Mortgage office in Celebration, Fla., which will serve the greater Orlando, Fla., area.
A businessman leaves his hotel in Stockholm early one morning to catch a Scandinavian Airlines flight to Copenhagen for an important meeting. Arriving at Stockholm's airport, he realizes he left his ticket in his hotel room.
ATLANTA - Should homebuilders and remodelers be licensed by the state?
LOS ANGELES -- Barry Diller has been saying for years that his passions have shifted from the entertainment industry to the fledgling world of electronic commerce.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Move over Do-It-Yourselfers. The Do-It-For-Mes are here.
NEW YORK - For many entrepreneurs, it's the small-business version of the American dream: a startup that is hugely successful and grows beyond their expectations.
With its exposed plywood sheeting and unfinished deck, the 700-square-foot addition to the house at 3206 Hillis Road appears to be a work in progress.
Rosie the Riveter is sitting this one out.
When the Nuclear Regulatory Commission issues environmental impact statements on proposed projects, the effect that worst-case scenarios could have on poor and minority communities must be included.
Consider for a moment the various reasons that armies have been deployed in the course of human history.
Protests are one thing. But illegal protests are another.
Freshman state Rep. John Noel, D-Atlanta, is finding out it doesn't pay to have a sense of humor in the legislature. He seems taken aback at the criticism he's received for a bill he and four co-sponsors filed this week that would make it a misdemeanor "of a high and aggravated nature" not to offer sweet tea in Georgia restaurants that serve iced tea.
Q: I haven't started my tax return yet, and the April 15 deadline is fast approaching. Should I prepare it myself or pay for a professional service?
WASHINGTON -- The longer and nastier the war with Iraq gets, the harder it will be for President Bush to muster support from skeptical lawmakers for those big tax cuts he is seeking.
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NEW YORK - Now that war in Iraq has begun, financial pros say investors' best strategy is to maintain the conservative approach many have maintained for much of Wall Street's three-year slide.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Ryan Braun had three hits, including his team-leading ninth home run, to lift Miami to a rain-shortened, 17-16 win over Georgia Tech on Sunday.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - We said goodbye, but Arnie says hello.
NEW DELHI, India -- Former PGA Tour player Mike Cunning won his first title in seven years Sunday, shooting an 8-under-par 64 for a five-stroke victory at the Asian PGA Tour's Indian Open.
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. -- Patricia Meunier-Lebouc kept talking all week about how much fun it was to play with Annika Sorenstam. It didn't compare, though, to the joy of beating her to win a major championship.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - In his final event before he begins the quest for a record third consecutive Masters title, Tiger Woods is in position to win again.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- Davis Love III provided the charge everyone expected from Tiger Woods and delivered a performance every bit as dominant Sunday in The Players Championship.
Former Masters Tournament champions can make long-range plans to play at Augusta National Golf Club again.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. -- His hand on his hip, Tiger Woods skulked over to the long grass, bent down, tore a tuft out of the ground and threw it into the wind.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - When the numbers were crunched Sunday evening, and the final invitations to the 67th Masters Tournament handed out, Jay Haas was first in line.
RANCHO MIRAGE, Calif. - On a day when Annika Sorenstam struggled and a French player led the Kraft Nabisco, a long-hitting 13-year-old gave fans a glimpse into the future of women's golf.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Since the Atlanta Thrashers provided enough offense in front of Pasi Nurminen, the goalie wasn't about to complain about the 41 shots that came his way.
WASHINGTON -- Seeking to maximize support for the war in Iraq, President Bush on Saturday issued a staunchly upbeat picture of the military campaign's progress and intensified his criticism of Saddam Hussein's regime.
CAMP AS SAYLIYAH, Qatar -- Army Lt. Gen. John Abizaid is of Arab descent. He speaks fluent Arabic, is a Middle East scholar and professes that he "loves the Arab world."
WASHINGTON -- American forces are searching a terrorist compound in northeastern Iraq that was probably the site where militants made a biological toxin, traces of which were later found by police in London, the Pentagon's top general said Sunday.
Thousands of Iraqi Shiites who fled into Iran to escape repression by Saddam Hussein are poised to return home if he is dethroned, with some bringing extra baggage: strong anti-American sentiment.
U.S. warplanes attacked Baghdad's defenders with bombs and strafing fire Saturday in a thunderous prelude to a ground assault. Iraqis inflicted a new danger on the allies - a deadly suicide attack - and threatened to kill Americans on U.S. soil.
TAQTAQ, Iraq -- Kurdish fighters took control Sunday of more territory left by Iraqi forces withdrawing toward the major oil center of Kirkuk, apparently to tighten defenses around northern Iraq.
ABOARD THE USS KITTY HAWK -- Every time Lt. Cmdr. Brady Bartosh slams his fighter jet onto the carrier deck at 180 mph, a dozen or so grease-stained mechanics rush out - but it's not him they're interested in, it's his multimillion-dollar plane.
- Front-line U.S. troops resumed a slow advance toward Baghdad on Sunday, meeting friendly farmers and little else, while British forces pushed inside Basra with the help of its besieged citizens.
WASHINGTON -- U.S. troops are ready to launch a major assault against Iraqi Republican Guard forces protecting Baghdad, but the commanding general may wait for pressure to build on Saddam Hussein before striking, war planners said Sunday.
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Iraq gave $34,000 to the family of an Iraqi army officer who killed four U.S. soldiers in a suicide attack, and the leader of the militant group Islamic Jihad said Sunday its volunteers had gone to Baghdad for similar bombing missions against the "American invasion."
Militias fighting in Iraqi towns, guerrillas attacking U.S. military convoys, the Republican Guard moving south to greet approaching coalition forces.
DAMASCUS, Syria -- Syria's foreign minister Sunday criticized the U.S. government for attacking Iraq, saying it was leading the American people to "catastrophe" by putting them in direct confrontation with the international community.
CAMP AS SAYLIYAH, Qatar -- The United States stopped launching Tomahawk cruise missile over parts of Saudi Arabia after the kingdom complained that some of the weapons landed in the vast desert country, the U.S. Central Command said Saturday.
SOUTHERN IRAQ -- A Marine UH-1 Huey helicopter crashed at a forward supply and refueling point in southern Iraq on Sunday, killing three U.S. servicemen and wounding one, the U.S. military said.
AN NASIRIYAH, Iraq -- American lawyers and legal officials in military uniform, toting weighty law books and ready to establish martial law, are traveling with U.S. and British troops surging into Iraq.
SOUTH-CENTRAL IRAQ -- Thousands of Marines pushed north toward Baghdad in "seek-and-destroy" missions Sunday, trying to open the route to the Iraqi capital and stop days of attacks along the stretch that has become known as "Ambush Alley."
NEAR NAJAF, Iraq -- The 101st Airborne Division encircled the Shiite holy city of Najaf on Sunday, preparing for a possible door-to-door battle to root out Saddam Hussein's fighters - but leery of damaging some of the faith's most sacred shrines.
KUWAIT CITY -- A man in civilian clothes drove a pickup truck into a group of U.S. soldiers standing outside a store at the Kuwaiti desert base of Camp Udairi on Sunday, wounding 15 of them, a U.S. military official said.
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- Saddam Hussein set up a system giving his most trusted lieutenants and local tribal leaders the power to mount a guerrilla campaign or other military measures without waiting for his orders.
WASHINGTON -- The nation's top generals and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld defended their Iraqi strategy on Sunday against new criticism they had underestimated the opposition and started the war with too few troops.
CAMP UDAIRI, Kuwait -- A high-tech system of air filters working in a series of tents is the pride of a new U.S. Army combat hospital designed to protect staff and patients from chemical attack.
WASHINGTON -- On the road to Baghdad, after suspiciously eyeing some Iraqis standing next to a pickup truck, battalion commander Philip DeCamp talked to his men about telling good guys and bad guys apart.
Do what you can, with what you have, with where you are.
The Augusta Chronicle experienced major problems with its press late Sunday night, which has delayed the delivery of today's newspaper.
I would like to thank The Chronicle for having sponsored the U.S. Army Field Band and Soldiers' Chorus concert held March 23 at the Bell Auditorium. The performance was excellent and obviously timely. I'm sure that everyone there enjoyed every moment of it. Bryce Brown, Aiken, S.C.
Remarks have been made to the effect that perhaps folks from outside Aiken, S.C., shouldn't have input into Savannah River Site policy. Let us remember that SRS, the largest nuclear weapons facility in the United States, has been completely funded by U.S. taxpayers. Our money pays every salary, builds every building and purchases every gram of plutonium manufactured in this nation.Glenn Carroll, Decatur, Ga.
The operation to liberate Iraq rages on and American soldiers are being killed. Their untimely and heroic deaths bring back a flood of memories of my childhood. Tommy John, Martinez, Ga.
While I usually steer clear of politicians and politics, I feel I must speak on a subject now in the news - the River Watch Parkway. As a business owner and taxpayer within the city of Augusta, I cannot support changing the road's name to honor a politician - a living one, at that. M.E. La Pan II, Augusta
I wonder if anyone has noticed the foreign buy-out of a huge chunk of our drinking water works? According to the Feb. 12 Charleston Gazette, three European water companies have expanded into every region of the world. A German industrial giant paid $8.6 billion for 800 water systems serving 15 million people in 27 states and three Canadian provinces. Robert Periano, Augusta
Having moved from England to the United States some 12 years ago, it has saddened me to hear of the protests being shown toward the Augusta National Golf Club. Nick Thetford, Charleston, S.C.
The issue of smoking in public restaurants and bars has a very simple answer. Why must the government make everything so difficult? Ronnie Conrad, Augusta
My daughter is an 11th grade student at A.R. Johnson High School. I am just one of many parents who are very upset with the school. I do not know all the details, but we deserve answers. Mary Cowart, Augusta
I believe that President George W. Bush is the worst, most inept person to ever occupy the White House. Since he stole the presidency, America has been going downhill. Paul L. Cook, Augusta
The March 26 letter by Ingrid Jansen, "Rambo-style president paints backers of peace as unpatriotic," proves that World War II has not been taught in school. Where would these peace-loving people be who have demonstrated against their president going to war against Iraq if we had let Adolf Hitler run to and fro all over Europe? They wouldn't be demonstrating or showing their signs ... Our First Amendment right of free speech would have been gone. Vernon Blanchard, Appling, Ga.
To the voters in Aiken, S.C., please consider your choice carefully on Tuesday, because it will have consequences. The majority of articles I have seen on the subject of redistricting do not tell the whole story. In the opinion of the majority of the city council and our attorney, who has worked on both of the redistricting plans, there is every indication that a 4-2-1 district voting plan would not be approved. This being the case, we are then left with a 5-1-1 or a 6-1 district-voting plan. Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh Jr., Aiken, S.C.
Regardless of situation, attending funeral is right thing to do
Dear Carson: I was wondering if it would be proper for my husband and me to attend the funeral of his daughter's grandfather. He is not yet deceased but is in hospice care. Neither the mother nor the daughter live here, but the daughter is here for his last days. Her mother told her to go home, because this is her last time with her grandfather. I disagree, because my stepdaughter wants to be here. Should we support her by attending the funeral, since she is getting no support from her own mother? - Wants to do the Right Thing
Can't get enough of Trading Spaces the dozen or so times it's on TV each week? Then you'll want to check out the new book Trading Spaces: Behind the Scenes.
The temperatures are rising, nail and hair salons are booked, and you can't find a limo anywhere in town.
Plenty of audio and video are available from the front lines of the Iraqi war. Some of the best free content awaits at the Reuters site (reuters.feedroom.com), which streams raw footage from news events in Kuwait, Iraq and Washington that should be viewable without having to download extra software on most computers.
Mark and Molly Senn have lived with their three children in Jones Creek since the area was first developed 17 years ago.
GREENVILLE, S.C. - For the first time in five seasons, the final regular-season game of the season means nothing to the Augusta Lynx.
Former Lynx forwards Brent Gauvreau and Jeff Bes have combined for eight goals and 10 assists in their past 10 games, as the Jackson Bandits have gone on a 10-2-1 run to move into third place in the Southwest Division.
Lynx prepare for interesting off-season
A pair of banners on display at Augusta-Richmond County Civic Center eloquently summed up the 2002-03 season for the Augusta Lynx.
With the long and laborious season finally over on the ice, the question now is: What happens next with the Augusta Lynx off the ice?
His disciples say they'd skate through a brick wall for him.
EATONTON -A member of the United Nuwaubian Nation of Moors was arrested last week after he threatened the sheriff and President Bush, said Putnam County Sheriff Howard Sills.
AIKEN - Jimmy Larente can remember the days when 13,000 would crowd the rails and stands at Liberty Bell Park near Philadelphia or 30,000 would cheer or curse him bringing home another harness horse winner at Roosevelt Raceway in Long Island, N.Y.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Just when the military is regaining its place of prominence in the Charleston economy, the area is bracing for another round of base closings.
NORTH AUGUSTA - The children who used to play tricks on her by putting caterpillars on her head when they walked by still come to visit.
Robert Swinton tried to rescue his elderly next-door neighbor from a rapidly burning house fire early Saturday morning.
Lisa Golden was one of the exhibitors at the Summer Extravaganza at Fort Discovery. The event Sunday provided information to parents about upcoming summer programs and camps.
Several Augusta families said goodbye Sunday to 14 Japanese nursing students who were visiting medical facilities this month.
More than 40 shirk jury duty summons, then fail to appear during hearing to explain why
JACKSON - When he's not hunting deer or turkey in the dark swamps along the Savannah River, Kenny Jarrett pursues a quarry of a different kind: wood.
Troops recover Iraqis' corpses
MARCH 30, 1983 Illinois-based G.D. Searle & Co. soon will begin construction of a $100 million facility in Richmond County to manufacture a lower-calorie sweetener, company officials said Tuesday.
ATHENS, Ga. - Only three of more than 40 no-show jurors appeared in a Clarke County Superior Court courtroom Friday to explain why they didn't report for duty earlier this month - and two of them were late.
An Augusta man was charged with aggravated assault after he repeatedly stabbed a former resident of his apartment building, authorities said.
ALBANY, Ga. -- While they can't make Commissioner Arthur K. Williams keep quiet about the war in Iraq, Albany's elected officials want to at least take away his TV audience.
Tanker truck wrecks hurt 3 soldiers in 319th
BEAUFORT, S.C. -- A high school principal here says there were no problems when students wore shirts with Confederate flags until one student was suspended for distributing white supremacy leaflets that contained images of the banner.
MARCH, 31, 1993 Augusta officials, undeterred by the failure of a large-scale annexation program in the Legislature, are gearing up to take matters into their own hands.
There's a pathway parallel to William Few Parkway in Columbia County. The track has been cut by motorized recreation vehicles - dirt bikes, four-wheelers, even souped-up golf cars - and caught the ire of some county leaders.
Athens looks at ban on smoking
AIKEN - In a city where blacks and whites say the civil rights movement of the 1960s was gracefully embraced, with far less tension than in many other Southern towns, a modern-day fight in the name of racial equality is easing toward a crucial decision.
CENTRAL IRAQ - Two tanker trucks crashed Saturday night as a convoy moved through darkness and dust, injuring three 319th Transportation Company soldiers, who were flown from the area by medical helicopters.
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The remains of an elderly woman last seen before Thanksgiving have been found in her home, said Investigator Shannon Mitchell, of the Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
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ATLANTA -- Georgia's spotty record of providing lawyers for poor people accused of crimes has been called a crisis - but squabbles over the best plan for reform may leave the system unchanged for at least another year.
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Downtown Charleston is preparing for a motorcycle rally planned for Easter weekend by getting the City Council to pass an ordinance against loud revving of engines and "clamorous singing, yelling, shouting, whooping, bellowing, hollering."
Little has changed in year since boy's fatal beating
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Legislators are trying to give the state's military personnel breaks as the U.S. wages war on Iraq.
Grandson is accused of assault
Today's subscriber of the day is Gina Rose of Martinez.
BLUFFTON, S.C. - A year ago last Friday, Francisco Belman went to school.
Teenagers charged in auto break-ins
GREENEVILLE, Tenn. -Wearing white robes and chanting "White Power," about 30 members of the Ku Klux Klan staged a rare public rally in Greeneville on Saturday in front of several hundred counter-demonstrators and law enforcement officers.
What's the best way to manage 362,000 acres that stretch from McCormick County, S.C., all the way to the Blue Ridge Mountains?
SOUTH OF BAGHDAD, Iraq - The story begins Sunday, March 23 - two days after crossing the Iraqi border.
Murder suspect killed in car wreck
A group of women with strong political convictions met Saturday for the spring conference of the Georgia Federation of Democratic Women.
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I WOULD LIKE to commend the Jackson and New Ellenton police departments for their response times. I am very appreciative of one call in particular. These guys work hard for their bread and butter. I have the utmost respect for them. Keep up the good work.
September Watson is a healthy-looking 4-year-old - she is well fed and taken care of. It's easy to imagine her running around a playground.
A Blythe teenager broke into his grandmother's home to rob her early Sunday and assaulted her when she woke up, an attack she thought was a bad dream, authorities said.
AIKEN - Money is the difference between the rich and the poor, but in the cash-strapped Aiken County public schools, a critical lack of greenbacks has become the great equalizer between academically elite pupils and problem children.
CONYERS, Ga. -- Georgians mourned the loss of two men from the Atlanta suburb of Conyers who were killed in a suicide attack near the city of Najaf in Iraq.
ATHENS, Ga. - Athens-Clarke County Commissioners Carl Jordan and John Barrow are planning to revive an 8-year-old initiative that would ban indoor smoking in public places - which could include most restaurants and bars.
Pfc. Sheldon Hansen is today's soldier of the day.
COLUMBIA -An inmate walked away from the Lower Savannah Pre-Release Center near Aiken on Saturday morning.
Budget is still waiting to pass
Authorities found Saturday the remains of an elderly woman who had been dead for several months at her home, said Investigator Shannon Mitchell with the Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
Richmond County deputies have arrested three teenagers in a rash of car break-ins at automobile repair shops, authorities said.
I WOULD LIKE to commend the Jackson and New Ellenton police departments for their response times. I am very appreciative of one call in particular. These guys work hard for their bread and butter. I have the utmost respect for them. Keep up the good work.
ATLANTA - If Gov. Sonny Perdue wins a lawsuit against the state attorney general, he could become Georgia's most powerful governor, according to some observers.
ATLANTA - Less than three months after Georgia's first divided government in living memory took office, a game of chicken is keeping lawmakers from performing their most basic function: passing a budget.
FORT STEWART, Ga. - Staff Sgt. Mary Moore has the grimmest job a soldier can draw. She must notify the next of kin when a soldier is wounded or killed in battle.
A man who was awaiting trial on murder charges was killed early Sunday morning in an automobile accident on Georgia Highway 56 just north of Brown Road, authorities said.
AL KIFL, IRAQ - All is quiet now except for the rumble of engines in U.S. military vehicles.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - Golfers bogey. It's a fact of the game. Nobody's perfect. Not even Tiger Woods.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. - The Tiger Woods of the Hooters Tour is coming to the Masters Tournament. Somewhere, Martha Burk must be hotter than a plate of buffalo wings.
TOKYO -- When Chitose Hajime left her tiny village, population 50, on a coral and mangrove-ringed island off the shores of southern Japan, she had big plans - to become a hairdresser.
FORT WORTH, Tex. - The only driver with a college degree in the Samsung/RadioShack 500 proved to be the smartest person at Texas Motor Speedway on Sunday.
FORT WORTH, Tex. - Matt Kenseth led 65 laps in Sunday's Samsung/ RadioShack 500 at the Texas Motor Speedway. And while he faded to a sixth-place finish, he was pleased.
FORT WORTH, Tex. - Car owner Joe Gibbs may have softened possible sanctions by NASCAR by admitting his team broke the rules during the construction of Tony Stewart's car.
FORT WORTH, Tex. - The sight of 200,000 race fans still amazes Ricky Rudd.
MINNEAPOLIS -- Marquette was marvelous, and the reward for the versatile Golden Eagles and energetic coach Tom Crean is what they believed was possible all season - a trip to the Final Four.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- Tennessee coach Pat Summitt wanted to know more about Villanova's motion offense last summer.
The 65th Final Four will have one No. 1 seed, one team back for a second straight year and two schools from the same conference for a fifth straight season.
ALBANY, N.Y. - One team plays tough man-to-man defense, stifling teams on the perimeter.
LAWRENCE, Kan. -- Kansas had plenty to celebrate after beating Arizona in the West Regional final.
ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Nick Collison did it one game, Kirk Hinrich the next.
SAN ANTONIO - The day before the South Regional final, Texas' T.J. Ford already was causing problems for Michigan State.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Alana Beard has gotten all the attention for Duke this season.
MINNEAPOLIS - Marquette did what no team had done in three months, and what many people thought was impossible.
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Julian Thigpen remembers Bill Harvey as the man who taught him how to be a South Carolina state trooper and how to command other officers.
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KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- Andre Agassi won a record sixth Key Biscayne title, capturing the tournament for the third straight year by beating Carlos Moya 6-3, 6-3 Sunday in the Nasdaq-100 Open final.
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AIKEN - Two grizzled veterans of the standard bred racing circuit relived a classic showdown Saturday during the featured event of the Aiken Harness Race at McGhees' Mile Track.
Ashley Farr went 3-for-5 with a double, a triple and two RBI as the USC Aiken Pacers scored four runs in the top of the ninth to defeat Armstrong Atlantic State on Saturday.
In Camden, S.C., Al Skywalkercontrolled the pace and led the whole way for the win in this steeplechase race at Springsdale Race Course.
WASHINGTON - With a smile that could light up the world and a grace unmatched in a graceful sport, Michelle Kwan soared into the record books Saturday night.
PHILADELPHIA -- Two years ago, an upset victory made Hasim Rahman's career. Now a draw may revive it.
Saturday: A guided, two-mile walk through Phinizy Swamp Nature Park will begin at 9:30 a.m. Admission is free. Bring binoculars and bug spray. Call 828-2109 for details.
Deadbeat dads who welch on paying child support might have a surprise waiting for them when they go to renew their Georgia fishing or hunting licenses this year.
Masters rookie Campbell talks, plays like a pro
Augusta National bounces back from poor choice
NEW YORK -- Barry Steinhardt is paid to be paranoid.
NEW YORK -- Cheating on income taxes or neglecting to pay sales taxes on online shopping could get you five extra years in prison if the government succeeds in restricting data-scrambling technology, encryption-rights advocates fear.
SAN FRANCISCO -- There's never been a better time to be a microbiologist. The field is suddenly awash with billions of dollars to combat bioterrorism and much more is promised under President Bush's Project BioShield plan.
NEW YORK - Since it began a week ago, TV journalists have worked round-the-clock under brutal conditions to show us the war in Iraq as it happens.
You don't have to like Joni Mitchell's music - though how could you resist?
CULVER CITY, Calif. -- Sydney Pollack won the best-director Oscar for "Out of Africa," and his 1982 film, "Tootsie," has been rated the second best comedy of all-time by the American Film Institute.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - With all the talk surrounding national player of the year candidate Alana Beard, it took a senior to keep Duke's season alive.
Allergies didn't stop sophomore
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Ebony Felder was going on instincts.
ATHENS, Ga. -- Justin McClain's bases-loaded two-run single with no outs capped a four-run ninth inning rally that carried Georgia to a 7-6 victory on Sunday, snapping the Bulldogs' nine-game losing streak and the Tigers' seven-game winning streak.
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- David Marchbanks pitched a complete game, allowing three runs, one of them earned, as South Carolina beat Vanderbilt 8-3 on Sunday.
BLYTHE- Minin Gutierrez and Roy Allen, both of Blythe, were married at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 15, 2003, at Blythe Baptist Church. The Rev. Roy Frierson, Jr. officiated.
AUGUSTA- Stephanie Gayle Loftin of Augusta, and Avery Mark Hudlow of Barnwell, S.C., were married at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at Trinity on the Hill United Methodist Church. The Rev. Greg Hatfield officiated.
AUGUSTA- Tammy Machelle Dorsey and Charles Kelly, Jr., both of Hephzibah, were married at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at Gilbert Lambuth Memorial Chapel. The Revs. John Harmon, Isaiah Kirkland and George Williams officiated.
AIKEN- Julia Moore Banks and Raymond F. Orzechowski, Jr., both of Martinez, were married at 2 p.m. Sat., March 15, 2003, at the Victorian Wedding Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Tin-dall officiated.
AUGUSTA- Sharina Tainetta Vinson of North Augusta, and Demetrius Antoan Harrell of Lamar, S.C., were married at 6 p.m. Friday, March 28, 2003, at Sacred Heart Cultural Center. The Rev. Wilbert White officiated.
AIKEN- Sahnnon Michelle Lingefelt and James Clifton Holifield, both of Martinez, were married at 2 p.m. Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at the Victorian Wedding Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Tindall officiated.
CHARLESTON, S.C.- Lisa Saxman and Jason Cates, both of Charleston, were married at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at Bethel United Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr. Sandra Myers officiated.
ATLANTA- Lynnette Chris-tine Bohman of Aiken, and Erik Coleman Eller of Augusta, were married at noon Wednesday, March 12, 2003, at the Atlanta Ga. Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
AIKEN- Sherry A. Clark and Johnny L. Brooks, both of Hephzibah, were married at 5 p.m. Friday, March 14, 2003, at the Victorian Wedding Chapel. The Rev. Jerry Tindall officiated.
AUGUSTA- Alyson Evon Powell and Alton Andy Avret, both of Burnettown, were married at 4 p.m. Sat. March 22, 2003, at the Radisson Riverfront Hotel. Thomas E. Kalliokoski officiated.
AUGUSTA- Jennifer Ann Cone of North Augusta, and Paul Wesley Fountain of Macon, were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. The Rev. James K. Glander officiated.
AUGUSTA- Christina Nicole Wyrick and Ryan Montgomery Barbin, both of Augusta, were married at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at Curtis Baptist Church. The Rev. Mark Harris officiated.
AUGUSTA- Elizabeth Anne Thacker of Augusta, and Sean Alan Norris of Martinez, were married at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, in a garden wedding held at the home of the brides parents. Judge John Baxter officiated.
CHARLESTON, S.C.- Allison Rose Nichols and Jeffrey Gallagher Bryan, both of Mt. Pleasant, S.C., were married at 4 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at Summerall Chapel, The Citadel. Father William Leonard officiated.
NORTH AUGUSTA- Emily Phillips Clark and Mitchel Wayne Dinkins, both of Martinez, were married at 5:30 p.m. Friday, February 21, 2003, at Gazebo Weddings. The Rev. Rudy Brostrom officiated.
AUGUSTA- Julianne Celeste Savage of Augusta, and Kurt David Halvorson, of Charlotte, N.C., were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Dr. Raymond C. Ortland, Jr., officiated.
AUGUSTA- Catherine Rowena Clary and David Gray Barnette, both of Atlanta, were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 8, 2003, at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. The Revs. John Whatley and Rudolph Dixon officiated.
ROCKVILLE, S.C.- Amy Warren McElmurray, formerlyof Augusta, and Edward Oliver Humphries II, formerly of Charleston, S.C., both of Austin, Texas, were married at 4:15 p.m. Saturday, February 8, 2003, at Grace Chapel. Dr. Kevin Ray Baird officiated.
AUGUSTA- Ashley Elizabeth Landrum and Joseph Wayne White, both of Augusta, were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at First Christian Church. The Rev. Sheryl Fehr officiated.
AUGUSTA- Ashli Denise Lovell of Grovetown, and Charles Edward Thomas of Trenton, were married at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 29, 2003, at Fleming Baptist Church. The Rev. Robert Jones officiated.
AUGUSTA- Sarah Fox of Cleveland, N.C., and Steffone Wynn of Augusta, were married at 3 p.m. Saturday, March 15, 2003, at La Maison on Telfair. The Rev. Robert P. Johnson officiated.
LANGLEY- Amanda Crook of Langley, and Steven C. Green of Aiken, were married at 6 p.m. Saturday, March 8, 2003, at Langley United Methodist Church. The Rev. Frank C. Copeland officiated.
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Currently starring on NBC' s Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning '30 Rock,' Morgan appears opposite Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin as 'Tracy Jordan,' the unpredictable star of Lemon' s (Fey) hit variety show, 'TGS with Tracy Jordan.' Last year Morgan received his first Emmy Nomination for this role, in the Supporting Actor category; he has in three past years also been nominated for a Supporting Actor NAACP Image Award. The '30 Rock' cast won in 2009 the Screen Actors Guild Award for 'Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series.'
This year has been another busy one for Morgan. First up was Kevin Smith' s COP OUT. In the feature, he starred with Bruce Willis as two cops given the grim tasks of locating a stolen baseball card to pay for a wedding, rescuing a kidnapped woman, and combating gangsters whose main goals are laundering money and elevating the death count in Brooklyn. In April, Morgan starred in the comedy DEATH AT A FUNERAL for Screen Gems. The film, a remake of the 2007 British movie of the same name, also featured Chris Rock, Martin Lawrence, Zoe Saldana, and Danny Glover.
Another milestone for Morgan was reached in 2009 with the release of his first book, a compilation of studied anecdotes and some of the more serious moments that shaped him and his career entitled I Am The New Black. He also headlined the famed 'New York Comedy Festival' which featured acclaimed comedians including Bill Maher, Andy Samberg, and Patton Oswalt, among others. Lastly, this fall Morgan will round out his list of great comedic achievements with the premiere of his first HBO Special, 'Black & Blue' which will air in November.

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France's Emilie Simon has conquered her home country with hit records and three Victoires de la Musique wins, which is the akin to the Grammys. A restless soul, she's moved to Brooklyn to begin the next stage of her musical adventures. Her latest album is The Big Machine and "Rainbow" is the new poppy single. Guests on the record include Kelly Pratt and Jeremy Gara from Arcade Fire, and Jon Natchez from Beirut. As a transplant to the Big Apple, Simon has an outsider's fascination with the city and has described the intent of The Big Machine as "the transcription of the impression I had of New York, with both a black and white musical feel to it, urban, heavy on bass and drums and with explosions of colour and light from the synths."
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Berlin/London/Bristol-based Anika captures the fractured cultural decadence of the Weimar Republic and the musical wandering of the '80s post-punk era while miraculously sounding resolutely futuristic. It's quite the hat trick and her music has been beguiling critics and audiences alike in growing numbers over the past year. This live performance of "I Go to Sleep" beautifully illustrates that simultaneously historic and timeless aesthetic. Anika released her self-titled debut this past December via Stones Throw and had none other than Geoff Barrow of Portishead / Beak> handling the production. She has a number of upcoming DJ gigs that will be happenings, so find your way to one of these listed below.
Charlie Louvin was never one to shy away from spiritual concerns. The Louvin Brothers' best-known album, Satan Is Real, was released in 1959, and half a century later, Charlie released Ships to Heaven. Now those spiritual matters take on a new resonance, as Louvin died on Wednesday, January 26, of pancreatic cancer.
Louvin, born Charles Elzer Loudermilk, and his brother Ira, became popular country & western and gospel artists in the 1950s. Ira, an alcoholic, was himself killed by a drunk driver in 1965. After Ira's death, Charlie struggled through the next decade as a solo artist. From 1982 until 2007, he did not release any new recordings. But as a couple generations of Americana artists discovered the Louvin Brothers and were influenced by their close harmonies, Charlie became something of a living legend. In 2001, the Louvin Brothers were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Charlie's self-titled 2007 comeback album featured contributions from George Jones, Jeff Tweedy, and Will Oldham.
Today, we here at PopMatters are excited to bring you the first in what will be a lone line of video interviews, starting today with Tim Kasher, the Cursive frontman who we caught on the penultimate performance of his solo tour for The Game of Monogamy.
Backstage at Chicago's historic Vic Theatre, Kasher was candid and open with us, discussing why he chose not to write two more Ugly Organ's, how he deals with the frustration of those who feel somewhat betrayed by his songs not being autobiographical, and—after coming clean with soem of his regrets—how getting to open for The Cure was one of the highlights of his life ...
When discussing Between the Buried and Me frontman Tommy Rogers, the topics most frequently discussed are his frenetic yet soulful keyboard skills, and the delightful contrast between his unearthly growls and gorgeous clean singing. However, not many people seem to realize just what an integral part of Between the Buried and Me's songwriting and composition he is. Rogers is out to blow perceptions away, though, with his new solo album Pulse, issued under his given first and middle name of Thomas Giles. Arranging, composing, producing, and performing the entire album on his own, this dynamic and intelligent musician delivers a powerhouse album of progressive and experimental rock, enlivened by elements of techno and electronic included in the mix. The first single from the album, "Sleep Shake", displays just how much effort went into Pulse, with shots of Rogers performing every single instrument and singing. With echoes of Trent Reznor permeating every second of his music, Thomas Giles Rogers is making his presence felt now more than ever before.
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The Mana Party leader was met with cheers of support as he recounted his arrest to about 100 housing protesters who marched on Parliament today.
The protesters from as far as Auckland and Napier are calling on the Government deal with a public housing crisis which they say is being deepened by the closure of Housing New Zealand properties in Glen Innes in Auckland, Pomare in Lower Hutt and Maraenui in Napier.
Mr Harawira, who was arrested after allegedly refusing to move his car during a protest over the Glen Innes closures last month, vowed to use the publicity to fight for better housing.
''... Not just in Glen Innes but right around the country, every single time I go to court.''
Mr Harawira said he was embarrassed the charge of failing to comply with a police order was "not even imprisonable - it's only a fineable offence''.
He said housing was not privilege but a right and Mana would aim to build 20,000 new state homes in three years.
Veteran protester John Minto said the Government's housing policies were "absolutely appalling''.
"It's a disgrace. There is a housing crisis in this country and it has been buried for a long time, but people in communities all around the country now are saying, 'no, enough is enough - we needed decent housing.'''
Labour MP Annette King said there were 3358 vacant state houses in New Zealand while people lived in cars, overcrowded houses and on the streets.
In Maraenui, there were 274 vacant houses but people on waiting lists could not get into them.
"When I visited there, they were demolishing houses - houses that they had just painted and they had just carpeted. They are demolishing houses for no reason,'' she said.
"We are now seeing evictions, we are seeing destruction, we are seeing empty houses.''
Ms King said many state houses were cold, damp and in poor state, but very little was being done about it.
Green MP Holly Walker said housing vacancies and demolitions were tearing apart communities and disrupting families.
"And what is worst about this is that there are no plans to replace those homes with affordable social housing.''
Ms Walker said only 20 per cent of the houses being demolished in Pomare would be rebuilt as social housing, while the rest would be sold on the market for an unaffordable $350,000 each.
She said there had to be minimum standards for social housing and more houses needed to be built.
The protesters presented a petition with more than 1000 signatures calling for seven areas of change:
* End state housing demolitions and sales
* Withdraw 90-day eviction notices to tenants of properties slated for demolition
* Make vacant state houses available to families in crisis immediately
* Loosen the eligibility criteria for state housing
* Disestablish the company overseeing the redevelopment of the Glen Innes properties
* Reopen shuttered Housing New Zealand offices which were replaced by call centres
* Build 20,000 new state houses within two years
Neither Housing Minister Phil Heatley nor Associate Minister Tariana Turia met the protesters.


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Thanks god! Thank you for all the work. I have ANY apple product w/o ability to modify it.
Leggo POD2 and PLanet!!!
Planet & Pod = Rockstars. Huge Thanks for the Hard & Devoted work on the scene.
We are so close! I cannot wait for the untethered and BootRom releases. Especially if the BootRom works with the 5s as well.
Yess not much wait left hopefully!
It would be great to be jailbroken again but my iphone 5 is fine without it.


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Just over a week, Oklahoma starting center Ben Habern walked through the Dallas Westin Galleria lobby during Big 12 Media Days, representing the Oklahoma football team alongside teammates Landry Jones and Demontre Hurst.
Poised for a comeback senior season, Habern answered question after question about the rehab process and if he was ready for a return to the gridiron.
"Honestly I'm excited for the season. I'm back and healthy and I've thought we had a great summer as a team during summer workouts. Everybody is working hard and it's to the point where you go through spring ball then summer workouts and you get towards the end of the summer and are just ready for the season," said Habern.
A resounding statement from a player who appeared ready to take on the season ahead.
Today that comeback took a cruel detour, as it was announced Habern's Oklahoma football career is done.
"Our coaching staff knows this was a difficult decision for (him)," said Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops through a university issued statement. "Ben has been a consummate leader for our team, both on and off the field. We appreciate the toughness that Ben displayed, and we wish him the very best as he completes his education at OU."
Habern ends his career with 30 starts and a void at center which most believe will be filled by junior Gabe Ikard, who filled that role over seven games in 2011 after Habern was sidelined with a broken forearm suffered against Missouri.
Wednesday's announcement also means Habern will be denied an opportunity to chase down his goal of winning the Rimington Award, given to the nation's best center.
"It's cool to get that recognition and know that my name is out there for people to see and that's exciting but I use it as motivation to keep working towards and it's always been a goal of mine to win the Rimington," said Habern last week in Dallas.
Habern started all 14 games in 2010 which earned him All-Big 12 honorable mention recognition from the Associated Press as well as being named to ESPN.com's All-Big 12 Freshmen team in 2009.
Sooners Reinstated*
Included in Stoops announcement Wednesday was the reinstatement of suspended Sooners Trey Franks, Quentin Hayes and Jaz Reynolds.
However, the announcement comes with an asterisk. All three players will only be allowed to return to the practice field while still being suspended indefinitely from participating in games.
Left off the reinstated list is sophomore Kameel Jackson who was the fourth Sooner suspended by Stoops May 9, after violation of team policy.
His status with the team 'will be reviewed at the conclusion of the current academic session' and is yet another set back for Jackson who made headlines at the beginning of the summer.
"Embracing my last week as a Sooner; as I've chosen to transfer and further my education and football career at Texas A&M," tweeted Jackson May 6.
Three days later Jackson, along with Franks, Reynolds and Hayes, were suspended indefinitely.
For Reynolds, a junior, his reinstatement comes at a critical time for Landry Jones and his Sooner receiving corps.
The Houston (Texas) Eisenhower standout ranked No. 3 on the team a season ago hauling in 41 receptions for 715 yards and five touchdowns while his 17.4 yards average per catch lead the Sooners in that category.
Reynolds and Franks return to the practice field will create a sense of depth at a position that welcomes in a host of newcomers in freshmen Trey Metoyer, Durron Neal, Sterling Shepard along with JUCO transfer Lacoltan Bester.
All of this on the heels of Monday's story from SoonerScoop.com in which it was annoucned JUCO 4-star wide receiver Courtney Gardner would be unavailable for the 2012 season after failing to finish his work in the classroom at Sierra College.
"I most likely would have got redshirted this year so I'm staying at Sierra College one more semester taking that one last class," said Gardner in a text to SoonerScoop.com.
"I'm leaving in (January)!"
Gardner cited the timeline of his online courses and his summer school courses for the reasoning behind his late struggles. He said the urgency and the difference in pulling online and traditional classes together just became too big of a hurdle to overcome.
Oklahoma players report Thursday with the first fall practice scheduled to start Friday evening.


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Zach Laliberte, a Los Angeles-based musician who was born and raised in Chattanooga, will present a concert at 7 p.m. Saturday, July 6, at Mountain Arts Community Center, 809 Kentucky Ave., Signal Mountain.
Laliberte graduated from the Center for Performing Arts and worked with his family's theater company, Skwalking Heads, before earning his bachelor's degree in the theater program at Columbia College in Chicago.
He released his first album, "Skeletons of Songs," in 2007. His latest release is "Hello Ocean." His three music videos can be found on YouTube: "Daydream," "Normal" and "End of Days."
Tickets are $10, free for children under 12.
For more information, call 423-886-1959 or visit signalmountainmacc.org.


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The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), a leading voice for high-quality early childhood education, is deeply concerned about the current federal fiscal debates. Children and families are not made of separate components of health, early care and education, nutrition, and other basics. In addition to the children and families who benefit greatly from a range of federally-supported services, those who provide these services are also an important part of the nation's workforce that is being hurt by the current response.
The failure to pass real appropriation bills that invest in children and families harms our local, state and national economies as well as individual children and families. Effective, functioning government helps support effective, functioning services that make children, families and our nation stronger and more secure. We urge Congress and the Administration to return to the appropriations process for all programs and services and to make the important investments in children and families that will help America prosper and reach its potential.


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A YOUNG cancer patients' dreams came true when he starred as a Manchester United mascot on Tuesday, March 4.
Football-mad Jacob Marsland - who suffers from an aggressive form of childhood cancer called neuroblastoma - got to walk on pitch alongside mid-fielder Cristiano Ronaldo and the rest of his idols at Old Trafford for their face-off with Olympique Lyonnais.
The five-year-old Kingsmead boy has spent the last 12 months undergoing countless rounds of painful treatment so the experience came as quite a tonic for the brave youngster.
Mum Nicky, 37, had to keep the outing secret from Jake until the last minute just in case he was not well enough to go.
"We didn't want to disappoint him if he couldn't make it so we kept it quiet," she said.
"He loves Manchester United though, and England. He's always supported them because all his family does, and he's always had the kit."
Nicky was allowed to go to the match with Jacob but dad Anthony, 42, had to watch his son's moment of glory on the TV with little brother Ben.
Speaking before the match he said: "Whatever you allegiance, please watch out for Jacob and share our pride at seeing our darling boy walk out onto the pitch."
The Hartford Manor pupil underwent major surgery last month to remove a 15cm tumour from next to his spine and Nicky says he is making a fantastic recovery.
"He's doing so well after his surgery, its unbelievable," she said.
"We were worried that he wouldn't be walking or anything but he's doing so, so well. He lost a lot of weight so now we are trying to build him back up ready for his next round of treatment."
The youngster still has a tough road ahead including a week of chemotherapy and stem cell treatment followed by five to six weeks of radiotherapy.
Even if the cancer from his bones is treated, there is a 70 per cent chance of a relapse at which stage there is no more treatment available in the UK.
For this reason, the Guardian is helping to raise the £250,000 needed for a pioneering treatment in America. To find out more about how you can help, please visit northwichguardian.co.uk.


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Jedi master Bob Vitas had spent a long Thursday engaging fellow knights in conversation and found himself peckish.
He made his way through the packed room, looping around galactic senators and Imperial troops. Lightsaber at his side in case of trouble, he stepped up to the bar and spoke.
There was no need for Jedi mind tricks.
"Can I get a large drip and one of those macadamia nut cookies?" he asked.
The barista, not missing a beat, handed him his coffee and change. Master Vitas folded the money and slipped it beneath his custom-made Jedi tunic, into the pocket of some khakis bought at Target. Energized with some Starbucks brew, the Force was with him.
Nearly 30 years to the day after "Star Wars" first appeared on theater screens, the universe of George Lucas loomed as large as ever throughout the Los Angeles Convention Center. Vitas and thousands of other fans of the fantastical franchise, some diehards from the start like him, others newly minted, turned out Thursday for a preview of Star Wars Celebration IV.
The four-day exposition, which opened to the public Friday, serves as a clearinghouse for all things Star Wars. Vendors hawk still-in-the-package Lando Calrissian figures and Darth Maul T-shirts, and fans pose for pictures and get autographs from luminaries such as Kenny "R2-D2" Baker and Temuera "Jango Fett" Morrison.
Everyone likes to kick it with Jango.
It made for a scene of unimaginable strangeness, where French Jedis lunched not far from a group of Imperial stormtroopers speaking Portuguese. A chef in a Darth Vader get-up, black helmet protruding from beneath a white toque, toted the head of Jar-Jar Binks on a silver platter. The crowd ate that one up.
In a cluster of several Princess Leias, Marie Prestin stood out as the Princess Leia. While most opted for the tried- and-true white robe and double cinnamon-bun hairstyle combination, Prestin, a 26-year-old Orange County homemaker, chose the provocatively popular slave-to-Jabba-the-Hutt outfit from "Return of the Jedi." She smiled her way through countless pictures as her more primly attired counterparts chatted in anonymity.
Don Bedwell, an Orlando Web designer dressed in the robes of an evil Jedi, captured the scene on his digital camera.
"OK," he said as Prestin posed. "On `three.' And ... three!"
He snapped the picture early as his associate, Charles Silver, wearing a Jedi master outfit, sneered.
"What happened to one and two?" sniffed Silver, described as "an international man of leisure" and also from Orlando. "Oh, I forgot. You're Sith. You can't count."
Bedwell, like so many servants of the Dark Side, did not deal well with criticism.
"Sure, I can," he responded. "One, two, then I cut your head off."
Ultimately, he did not feel the need to resort to such violence. Friendly insults sufficed. The two bickering Jedi, with their carefully constructed outfits and weapons, had definitely delved deep into the "Star Wars" spirit, but they had nothing on Bill Deacon, 57, of Fontana.
The dairy warehouseman sat through the 17-hour showing of all six films the day before, then slept in before donning his Han Solo pilot's uniform. Then he and his wife drove to the show in his 1974 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Classic - a '74 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Classic redesigned to resemble the Millennium Falcon.
With the license plate reading "HANCHWY," he roared down Interstate 10 and pulled into his spot on the show floor. Then he affixed the radar dish, made from a vegetable steamer, to the hood and the cannon, constructed out of a cup-holder and part of a kitty litter can, to the roof.
"My wife was looking out the window at it and said, `What a piece of junk!"' said Deacon, who has seen the original film 50 times. "So we called her the Millennium Falcon. I've heard of other Millennium Falcon cars, but this is the only one like this."
And that was pure gold to fans such as John Wilson, a 38-year-old printer from Orange. Wearing a Hawaiian-print shirt, shorts and a Darth Vader helmet, he represented himself as a vacationing Sith Lord.
Wilson was hooked when he saw the original movie in 1977. When he took his kid to see "The Phantom Menace," he wept. He shares a personal affinity for Yoda, who's small, yet tough. The show exceeded his lofty expectations.
"It's pure awesomeness," he said. "I've been waiting for this for a long time. There's just so much stuff with `Star Wars': samurai crap, Shakespeare, tragedy. And look at all these nutbars, man."


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625 Elm Drive | Madison, WI 53706-1126 | Map
241 residents | Mixed coed floors | Double rooms
Residents of Cole Residence Hall come together and create a fun and exciting place to live. Surrounded by the Lakeshore Nature Preserve, sand volleyball courts, tennis courts, and the Allen Centennial Gardens, residents of Cole always have plenty of options of things to do and see in the area. Home to the BioHouse, students interested in the biological sciences can benefit from participating in this learning community that will help them narrow down the field, and explore it more through academic resources and extracurricular activities.
Cole is located between two dining options, which provides residents with both grab-and-go and sit-down dining. Four Lakes Market (one of six dining markets on campus) is across the street on the west side of the main entrance, and Carson's Market is just a block away to the east. Are you interested in seeing a room in Cole Hall in person? If so, feel free to schedule a University Housing Tour with one of our University Housing Ambassadors to see a room in the building and learn more about the general scope of housing on campus.
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i agreeOriginally Posted by maleady33
No, i think they're really good singers and if Tori gets voted in it's not because that Taylor's in the group, it's because she's really good at singing
Wow, I really admire the fact that even though you are "Tori's biggest fan" you can realize and admit the unfair advantage.Originally Posted by torisbiggestfan
Of course they do. The producers picked them as kids they would prefer America vote into the group. If they had spent the same amount of time on Quentin or Brennan, they might have made it into the top ten. But who ever said reality TV was fair?
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YES! One-word answer to the thread question. Yes. Simple as that.
I also agree with this one
Yes, I do think they are at an advantage, but if the whole truth be told, they deserve it. I think they are extremely talented young ladies. However, they do seem to have a larger fan base than other contestants, and I think that has definetly helped their status in this competition.. but, I definetly think that they deserve everything they've received, and I do have to say they've accomplished a lot for little girls. That is something that also catches the eye of the viewers.
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Defenitely yes.
If we're talking about unfair advantages, it must be dually noted that Chantel, too, has a very unfair advantage. As I said in an earlier thread, people knew her face before the show even began, and were immediately blown away by her voice.
The argument can be made that "she can sing" and the Thompson sisters can not, however, that's purely opinion, and can't be used as a valid excuse.
So that being said, it appears that 3 out of the 5 members were set up from the start.
Congratulations Tori and Taylor!
I'm so tired of this arguement. Imagine yourself in this position.
Say you wanted to be a world class soccer player and you had the talent, dedication and were already well on your way.
But...your older brother is already playing on the US soccer team and people start saying well YOU shouldn't make it because they're only giving you a chance because your brother's so good.
It would feel awful to know that you have just as much talent but you never get credit for it. And then if you do make it, people say you had an "unfair advantage" because of your brother, instead of looking at you as an individual and saying "Yeah...you are fantastic and deserving all on your own"
Both Taylor and Tori have talent, just as the other 8 kids (and even the ones before that) do. To take that away from either one of them is just wrong.
While I won't argue that Fox has pushed the sister thing (which I'm sure bothers the 2 sisters MORE than it bothers anyone else) I still don't think you can take away from the fact that they are both individuals and each deserve the same chance accordingly.
Exactly. I feel bad for the poor kids. They aren't involved in the advertising or voting, so cut the girls a break.Originally Posted by Shaenee
All 10 finalists are great, and anyone who argues probably couldn't do any better... However, if you like the more peppy pop sound you're going to go for the Taylor's, Tori's, and Jordan's. If you like, as someone said, the "ballad" songers, Chantel and Lucy are more your forte. It's all a matter of opinion.
And yea, Taylor and Tori have an advantage. That doesn't mean they're not talented. Chatel got a lot of media as well, but she's a wonderful singer none the less. And, what happened to Grace Leer? She got the media coverage, however; where is she now....


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Being frugal is about more than just saving money. To me, being frugal is about using your resources wisely and being more efficient with everything you do. Unless you are independently wealthy, you probably have a limited amount of time, money, and other resources – and you probably need to find a way to make the most effective use of all of them. To me, doing this is being frugal.
I try to make frugality a part of my daily life by finding ways to save money, saving energy, recycling, doing my own projects around the house instead of paying someone else, and borrowing books and movies from the library instead of buying them.
The more I think about it, the more I realize that being frugal is not just important to me, but to everyone. In fact, I would say it is necessary.
Resources are limited
Money, energy, time, and materials are finite. There never seems to be enough of any of them and wasting these resources stresses people, our wallets, and our earth. Finding ways to cut energy usage, reuse items, and save money and resources will help everyone in their personal situation, as well as help everyone as a collective.
Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
I remember learning the "Three R's" when I was in grade school. It was funny though, because I lived in a small town where no recycling facilities existed. However, I did take those lessons to heart, and I taught myself to make better use of my resources. Now, the town I live in has recycling centers and I recycle everything I can. Being frugal with my resources has become second nature to me.
Do the big things and everything else will fall in line
Go for the big wins first – use a programmable thermostat to save a lot of money on your utility bill, buy a fuel efficient car, buy used instead of new if it makes sense (or cents) to do so. Just keep in mind, there needs to be a balance. It doesn't make a lot of sense to search for 3 hours to save $5, or drive half an hour each way to save $10 on an item. Sure, you save some money, but in my opinion, frugality is also about being efficient with time and energy usage.
Make frugality a habit, but don't deprive yourself
Frugality is a lifelong habit for me. I have always been careful with my money, but as I have grown I have become more considerate of other things as well, including conserving resources and trying to find more efficient uses for my time. But I don't deprive myself; I prefer buying quality items, I like a certain (expensive) brand of orange juice, and sometimes I like a long hot shower. You don't need to deprive yourself to be a frugal person, you just need to be aware of how you use your resources, and decide what is best for your situation.
Do you have a definition of frugal that varies from mine? Feel free to leave your definition or frugal tips in the comments section.


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Getting a leg up
Equestrian vaulting gets going in Grand Valley
Thirteen-year-old Kileen Miller had no experience with horses before she took up vaulting.
"I learned to ride a horse in a lot of weird positions before I ever rode one sitting," she said.
But contorting her body into difficult positions is not something new for the athletic Miller. She's been involved in gymnastics most of her young life, through a gymnastics business her family owned. And four years ago she began studying aerial arts — the sort of artistic, graceful moves in the air using colorful silk ribbons that are frequently seen in circuses.
It was through the aerial arts that she met Christy Douglas, a young woman who had been involved in equestrian vaulting in college in Missouri, studied equine therapy at Colorado State University and moved to Grand Junction to work as a residential therapist and equine therapist.
Always looking for a challenge, Douglas thought it would be great to learn aerial arts. She heard of Defy Gravity, a nonprofit organization run by Miller's mother, Kim Philia, that offers opportunities for youngsters in everything from gymnastics, dance and aerial arts, to BMX acrobatics, archery and parkour, also known as urban gymnastics. Defy Gravity produces a number of programs for youngsters and adults through the Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Department.
When Philia met Douglas, and learned of her experience in vaulting, a new partnership was born. They will be offering equestrian vaulting classes through the Parks and Recreation Department beginning this Wednesday, with classes on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The cost is $52 for the class, but Philia noted, there are scholarships available for students whose families don't have the means to pay the full price.
Vaulting is a form of gymnastics on horseback that evolved from circus performances. It was recognized as an equine sport by the FEI, the international equine organization that also sanctions dressage, jumping and three-day eventing. It is being considered as an Olympic sport.
"In my opinion, it's the most fun thing you can do on a horse," said Douglas. "I really enjoy it. It combines horse training and exercise."
She also stressed the safety factor.
"People confuse vaulting with trick riding," she said. "It's not about high speed and danger. "It's about form and grace. It's really safe."
New students, who don't need to have any previous experience with horses or gymnastics, begin learning vaulting on stationary barrels. They move up to exercises performed on a horse at the walk, then trot and canter.
In formal competition, there can be up to three people performing gymnastic exercises on a single horse. But those horses are usually draft animals with broad backs and stout legs.
To meet that requirement, Douglas recently purchased a team of Percherons that have been used extensively for harness work, but have no experience in vaulting. She is in the process of training them.
In the meantime, her students learn the basics on much smaller horses such as Whimsical, a Haflinger pony who looks like a pint-sized version of a Belgian draft horse.
Douglas and Philia hope to put together a vaulting team with at least five members that can compete at vaulting events in the region — which basically means travel to Denver, Salt Lake City or more distant cities.
While winning at such competitions would be great, the real goal is to build a sense of camaraderie and team spirit, Philia said.
She also noted that youngsters who get involved with gymnastics and aerial arts are often stiff and tight in their muscles when they first start performing exercises. But, she said, "They react differently with a horse."
Kileen explained it this way: "In aerial arts you manipulate the silks to do your exercises. In this, you go with the horse."
So last week, on a farm near Palisade where Douglas boards her horses, Whimsical patiently walked and trotted on a longe line controlled by Douglas while Kileen Miller performed acrobatic mounts and graceful poses on his back.
For information, visit http://www.defygravity.org. Sign up for vaulting classes through the Grand Junction Parks and Recreation Department.


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How-To: Alicia Keys's High-Performing Braid at the AMAs
How-To: Alicia Keys's High-Performing Braid at the AMAs
Since most of you weren't fans of Alicia Keys's red carpet accessories, what did you think about her performance hair later that night? Personally, I've gotta give the gal credit for always switching it up and testing out new styles. The trio featuring this songstress (alongside Queen Latifah and Kathleen Battle) was one of my favorite medleys of the night, and Alicia's slick braid stood out, too.
This look's fairly easy to re-create so grab a comb and three rubber bands, then get the instructions for yourself (or a willing pal) when you
- The trick to the sleek style is to first carefully part your hair into three sections and tightly pull the two side pieces out of the way with two rubber bands.
- French-braid only the center section of your hair, stopping in the middle of the back of your head to secure with a rubber band. (Since the sides are out of the way, this assures you can get even parts.)
- Remove the rubber bands from the side sections and pull all three together with one hair tie where the French braid ended.
- Continue to braid the remaining ponytail and fasten with a rubber band.


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Here's the basics basically because I ran out of time and budget to actually purchase it but here's what I know. 1 day to install. Installed RedHat ES 3.0 from scratch, and the PolyServe process took perhaps 1.5 hours to install including a kernel build and system reboot. Roughly 2 hours into PolyServe I had my first psfs (shared cluster) partition setup on my 1Gb SAN. Just doing a basic dd to write 1.5GB and 5GB to an ext3 on the same hardware produced roughly 115 MB/s and 107 MB/s respectively. It's my understand that PostgreSQL won't create files largers than 2GB though. Doing the same tests on the PolyServe file system (psfs) accomplished the tasks in 117 MB/s and 109 MB/s, just slightly faster. If you're familiar with Veritas Cluster Server it operates similiar to it though I didn't have a chance to fully test it. Given the budget I'd definitely take another look at it. Greg Robert Treat wrote: > Some basics on how easy it is to install/configure and some before/after type > benchmarks showing how it affected performance. Perferrably you could > measure simple vs. complex queries as well as update vs. insert performance. > If you're really ambitious you could try running one of the tpc style > benchmarks on the system, check the archives or the osdl site for more info > on getting these up and running. > > Robert Treat > > On Monday 24 May 2004 09:59, Greg Spiegelberg wrote: > >>Robert, >> >>I am currently evaluating PolyServe Matrix Server which is a clustering >>solution including a clustered file system (mounted read-write >>everywhere). >> >>Anything special anyone wants to know? I'm using PostgreSQL 7.4.2 in >>a Linux cluster. >> >>Greg >> >>Robert Treat wrote: >> >>>On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 14:30, Kris Kiger wrote: >>> >>>>Has anyone heard of clusgres or, better yet, had any experience with it? >>>>I came across it while searching for active clustering projects. >>>> >>>>http://www.linuxlabs.com/clusgres.html >>>> >>>>Thanks in advance for the info! >>> >>>I have heard of it but I've not heard of any reports on these lists of >>>how well it works. If you (or anyone else) gives it a spin please try to >>>post an account to the list and/or if you send me the info it could >>>probably make its way on to techdocs. >>> >>>Robert Treat > > -- Greg Spiegelberg Product Development Manager Cranel, Incorporated. Phone: 614.318.4314 Fax: 614.431.8388 Email: gspiegelberg(at)cranel(dot)com Technology. Integrity. Focus. V-Solve!
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AP Assembly's Winter session ends - Tv9
Tue, Dec 22, 2015, 07:59 PM
The winter session of AP Assembly which continued for five days has concluded today and 8 bills have been passed during these winter sessions. In total the Assembly was conducted for 26.8 hours and discussion took place on 49 questions raised by various members of the Assembly. Those which are not taken for the discussion are replied in writing. Watch the video for more details.


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Singer Cee Lo Green shushes photographers as he poses with the Jubilee! showgirls before the Caesars Entertainment "Escape To Total Rewards" concert in Los Angeles, Thursday, March 1, 2012. Simultaneous concert events were held in New York, Chicago, New Orleans and Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello)
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The singer-songwriter behind the Grammy-winning 2010 single "Forget You" and the 2006 hit "Crazy" is settling down — at least for a few months — in a Las Vegas residency.
Cee Lo Green says his semi-permanent show, "Loberace," will launch Aug. 29 at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino on the Las Vegas Strip, and run at least through the end of the year.
"The production will combine Cee Lo's flamboyant sense of style and over-the-top creativity," producers said in a statement, adding that the show "will be as inspired and visually alive as Cee Lo Green."
Organizers say the show will include a musical journey through time, with tributes to Price and the Rolling Stones. "Mind-twisting magic and sexified showgirls" are also on tap.
The 37-year-old Green, known for his soulful voice and extravagant costumes, is a coach on the NBC show "The Voice." His break came in the mid-1990s in the southern rap scene, but has evolved to include Gnarls Barkley, a collaboration between him and DJ-producer Danger Mouse, and his 2010 solo album "The Lady Killer."
The 28 shows through the end of December are scheduled for late nights, and some follow Planet Hollywood's "Peepshow" production in the 1,400-seat theater.
Green told the Las Vegas Review-Journal he sees himself continuing Sin City entertainment tradition.
"I love the city. I can't wait to be a part of it. I can't wait to be officially there," Green said in an interview. "From this generation I would just like to be able to carry on, and pick up the torch and continue to make Vegas a place to be."


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The dueling serial killers on "Dexter" and a mother with split personalities on "United States of Tara" won Golden Globes on Sunday, making it a big night for the Showtime pay cable network.
Michael C. Hall won for best actor in a TV drama and John Lithgow won a supporting actor award for their work in "Dexter." Both play murderers matching wits in the bloody Showtime series.
"I've had the most wonderful time creeping out the entire country for the last six months," said Lithgow, who was featured on the series this season.
Hall, who is undergoing treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma, wore a wool cap as he accepted his award. He did not mention his illness.
The Golden Globe could give a burst of attention to Collette's series, "United States of Tara" — at least, that was her expressed hope.
Julianna Margulies won for best actress in a drama for her performance as a lawyer fighting back from the humiliation of her disgraced politician husband in "The Good Wife." It was her first Golden Globe in seven nominations, and she kissed her fellow "ER" actor George Clooney on the way to the stage.
She was also the only nominee in her category from a broadcast network. The CBS drama is in its first year.
HBO's "Grey Gardens," about two sisters played by Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange, was judged the best movie or miniseries made for TV, and Barrymore took the prize for best actress in a miniseries or TV movie for her role as the eccentric "Little Edie" Bouvier Beale, cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
A nervous Barrymore accepted the award, thanking producers for taking a chance on her for the role even though she's known to have a goofy reputation.
"Oh, God, I'm not very good at this," she said, stumbling through her speech.
Alec Baldwin, who won the trophy for best actor in a TV series, comedy or musical, for "30 Rock," was attending a charity function and was not present to pick up the prize at the Beverly Hills Hotel ceremony.


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Early Years Workforce Trainer/Assessor, Devon, Middlesbrough & Bradford
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|Devon, Middlesbrough & Bradford
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|Contract term
|Closing date
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The positions are required as soon as possible on a casual basis.
£23 per hour plus bonus payments and holiday pay (approximately 32 hours per apprentice)
Devon, Middlesbrough and Bradford
We are a national network of 66 primary, special and secondary academies. We are passionately committed to inspiring children and young people.
We firmly believe that all young people deserve to become world class learners - to learn, enjoy, succeed and thrive in a world class educational environment, which has the best facilities, the best teaching and the most up to date resources available to them.
We hold a large employer contract with the Skills Funding Agency and operate our apprenticeship programmes across the England within our academies.
We are looking to appoint Trainer/Assessor(s) to train/assess Level 2 and Level 3 apprentices for the Early Years Workforce. You will manage the delivery of individual Apprenticeship programmes including the planning and delivery of induction, learning and assessment, reviews and recording of progress ensuring timely achievement of qualifications. You will visit apprentices every four weeks in their workplace. The successful candidate will hold Level 3 qualification in relevant area of work and will hold CAVA, A1 or D32/D33 Award or be working towards this. Experience of using Smart Assessor or a similar eportfolio system would be an advantage.
As the sponsor, AET believes that all young people deserve to become world-class learners - to learn, enjoy, succeed and thrive in a first rate educational environment with the best facilities, the best teaching and the most up-to-date resources available to them. In each of our academies, you will benefit from visionary, inspirational and dynamic leadership and be empowered to develop your own skills with access to world-class CPD and Talent Management programmes. You will also be entitled to the following benefits: a health cash plan, vehicle affinity scheme, Cycle2work, childcare vouchers and Westfield rewards.
Closing date: Friday 16th June 2017. Interviews are available immediately, so we would welcome early applications.
We reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive an overwhelming response. All candidates are advised to refer to the job description and person specification before making an application.
For further information on this position and to make an application please visit: https://www.hirewire.co.uk/SG/1058184/MS_JobDetails.aspx?JobID=74153
We are committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children and expect all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. A Disclosure and Barring Service Certificate will be required for all posts. This post will be subject to enhanced checks as part of our Prevent Duty.
Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin. Further details can be found on our careers page.
AET is recruiting for School Direct placements. Please visit our website http://www.academiesenterprisetrust.org/our-teaching-school/our-school-direct-teacher-training-vacancies for further details.


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Play popular word games including Boggle and Word Sudoku, on-line and all free. No downloads, no flash. Some of these games like Words in a Word are great classroom aides. Boggle and Words in a word can be played in many languages which makes a great teaching aide for language classes.
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First Graphite Updates on Henry Property Airborne Geophysical Survey
First Graphite Corp. (TSXV:FGR) reported that Geotech Ltd. will conduct an airborne Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetic on the Henry Property.
As quoted in the press release:
The property is comprised of six mineral claims and covers 22,850 hectares of land near the community of Southend Saskatchewan. Based on the results of historical exploration and its proximity to the Deep Bay Deposit, the Company believes that the Henry Property has the potential to host near-surface graphite deposits containing scarce, large-flake, high purity graphite.
Click here to read the First Graphite Corp. (TSXV:FGR) press release.


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Usually I'm not overly concerned with eating desserts. I'd rather spend my time grazing over the savory appetizers {cheese, bacon, puff pastry} or comforting side dishes {potatoes, mac n'cheese} at a party or meal. Don't get me wrong, there are certain sweets that I go bananas for like bars and pies, and like most girls I usually choose chocolate over fruit or vanilla flavors.
Since Valentine's Day is just around the corner – and that's synonymous with chocolate – I've collected some amazingly decadent chocolate dessert recipes to share. You won't find any "ordinary" chocolate cake here. These are all made with that little extra special 'something' whether it's a creamy mousse filling, layers of flavors, the addition of coffee or peanut butter, etc. From brownies, to bars, to toffee, and even pancakes, you're sure to find something that will spark your taste buds. See the entire collection here.
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Luce Center Scavenger Hunt: Local Artist Edition
Explore the Luce Center through an artist's eyes—try our latest scavenger hunt created by local artist Cory Oberndorfer. Oberndorfer talked about his scavenger hunt and how it connected to his work, which includes brightly colored paintings and installations that are often inspired by popular culture, on the museum's blog.
Pick up your hunt at the Luce Center information desk.
Event begins at 11:30PM
Presented by: Smithsonian American Art Museum
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Naomagic Perfume by Naomi Campbell, Launched by the design house of naomi campbell in 2000, naomagic is classified as a refreshing, fruity fragrance . This feminine scent possesses a blend of green fruit and flowers, with lower notes of sweet woods, vanilla and musk. It is recommended for casual wear. All products are original, authentic name brands. We do not sell knockoffs or imitations. ... Read More
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