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The last time the Humboldt Eagles made an appearance in the American Legion State Tournament, it was 1984.
After combining three legion teams in Humboldt this year, the Eagles face the El Segundo Blues today at 9 a.m. in Yountville — their first state opponents in 30 years — with one collective and talented team.
"I think there was a little bit of doubt in the community that we could still compete with these bigger areas," said Eagles manager Brad Morgan, who is in his inaugural season at the helm. "The year has proven that we can.
"We accomplished a lot. I don't feel like the season is over by any means. I think we can raise the bar to what we can accomplish."
Humboldt proved it could play with the bigger areas when it waltzed into the Area 1 tournament last week in Fairfield and took the first two games against the Chico Nuts and the Fairfield Expos — teams they had previously been 0-5 against.
But the Eagles' hot streak came to a screeching halt against the Petaluma Leghorns, the eventual Area 1 tourney champs and the 2013 American Legion World Series runners up, losing 28-11.
Humboldt got ousted by Chico 9-6, but still earned a birth to the state tournament — that includes the top four teams from both the NorCal and SoCal Area tourneys.
"Both of those games, we hit in double digits," Morgan said, looking at the positives of the two losses. "We kicked the ball around and shot ourselves in the foot a little, but we still kept it close (in the final game)."
Now, the Eagles have to shake off the last two L's and get back to business.
But they have to do it against the Blues, who are 15-1 on the season and went undefeated (4-0) in their Area tourney.
Humboldt will also have to face El Segundo's ace Willem Mostert on the mound — a 6-foot-1 incoming senior at El Segundo High School who had a 0.93 ERA last season, and threw a no-hitter against Lawndale High School.
But Morgan isn't too worried, because one thing has been recently clicking for the Eagles: their lineup.
Humboldt has scored 40 runs in its last four games off 51 hits.
Wyatt Tucker, Wyatt Standley, Tyler Keil and Chance Tindall are all hitting well over .300, with Tucker's .375 leading the way.
"The hitting is going to be there," Morgan said. "We are hopeful that it continues."
The Blues' Mostert will have to battle against the Eagles' ace Craig Broadman, who is 3-2 on the summer season with a 3.12 ERA.
One thing that both teams have in common is that they really don't know too much about each other.
"I just know they've pulled players from different areas up there, so it'll be fun to play a team like that. ," said Blues manager Steve Eno, whose team is in their first state tournament in 17 years. "We're expecting Humboldt to be a really good team. They've done well. We're expecting good competition from them."
Morgan is expecting the same thing from El Segundo, but also from Humboldt.
"They look a little young, but so are we," Morgan said. "They made it through their Area tournament, so they probably got some talent. At this point in the tournament, you can't take anyone lightly.
"The goal right now is to make a good showing. We want to set up ourselves to succeed. If we can come out and pitch, play defense and continue to hit, it will lay the foundation. ... Obviously I'm really proud of these guys. I expect big things from this team. I don't think our season will end this weekend."
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I'm doing the head thing again. I cope with being ill, I cope with limits, I micro-manage everything and really have very few obligations.
But it's summer.
The kids are home (5). My DH has two weeks off work.
Suddenly there are six million things to do that I don't want to have to miss or struggle through.
I always find it hard to calm my emotional panic when I see days and days ahead of things that I want to do and know I won't manage. My brother is visiting for the first time in four years and I'm all weedy feeling and anxious. I'm trying to prioritise but I want to do it all.
At times like these Lupus is a very cruel illness...sometimes letting me feel completely fine, as long as I just sit there doing nothing. I'm able to watch everything that needs doing, but not do it. I have all the time in the world to think about what needs doing, but I can't do it. I have all the time to worry about it as well, but with none of that ability to whizz round and get it done.
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LA JOLLA -- Same story, same result.
After a David Howard hook shot gave HSU a one-point lead with 12 minutes, UC San Diego went on a game-deciding 18-2 run and owned the final part of the game for a 75-61 victory.
"I credit UC San Diego for bending but not breaking tonight. They showed signs of mental toughness and withstood our punches," said Lumberjacks' coach Steve Kinder.
Following a grueling blow-for-blow battle with the No. 7 team CSU San Bernardino the previous night, HSU (8-12, 3-11 California Collegiate Athletic Association) saw the gas tank hit in the red at the final minutes Saturday night.
"We looked fatigued, tired and didn't come out and play 40 minutes. We did all we could possible to rest with staying in San Bernardino last night, but didn't have the energy levels UC San Diego had stored up for the game."
Freshman Parker Farris finished with top Lumberjacks' honors with 15 points.
Allan Guei added 14 points and three assists, while the CCAA's leading scorer Howard hit for only 13 points.
Jordan Mackie chipped in 12 points on five of 10 shooting as the other double-digit player.
The Tritons (10-8, 6-8 CCAA) completed the season series sweep behind their veteran senior point guard James McCann, who downed six of nine shots for 17 points to go with eight assists.
"Their senior point guard McCann has been the backbone for four years of San Diego's team. He stood up to playing on the second night with his conditioning which is at a remarkable level," noted Kinder.
Drew Dyer and Aleks Lipovic contributed 17 and 16 points, respectively.
HSU held the lead for the better part of the opening stanza.
Trailing 6-0, Guei and Farris drained back-to-back triples to spark a 15-3 spurt to open a six-point HSU lead, 15-9, six minutes into the action.
The Tritons answered back to recapture the advantage, before a Farris driving layup made it 26-25. UC San Diego edged out a 35-30-intermission lead in the final four first half minutes.
The home team increased the different to eight points three times in the first two minutes of the second half.
HSU chipped away at the deficit until putting together three buckets in a row to go from trailing by five points into what would be its final lead, 52-51, on the Howard hook shot at 11:50 remaining.
UC San Diego netted the next five points and 18 of the next 20 for the game-deciding swing.
HSU will head back to Lumberjack Arena for its next set of home CCAA games starting Thursday night, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. against Cal State East Bay.
UC San Deigo 75, Humboldt State 61
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H -- Farris 15; Geui 14; Howaqrd 13; Mackie 12; Ingersoll 3; Ofodu 2; Buchanan 2
SD -- Dyer 17; McCann 17; Lipovic 16; Walker 9; Francis 7; Klie 5; Robinson 4
H -- Farris 2; Mackie; Geui; Ingersoll
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In 2004, business books told us how to put drama into meetings, predict which country would be the next economic juggernaut, treat promotions as setbacks, and leverage our inner pirates. Here's what publishers have in store for the coming year.
Career Imprints: Creating Leaders Across an Industry
Monica C. Higgins
(Jossey-Bass, March)
Drawing on her study of the biotech industry, Higgins, a Harvard Business School professor, warns boards to pay close attention to the values and habits that CEOs hired from outside carry over from their previous corporate cultures.
The Next Global Stage: Challenges and Opportunities in a Borderless World
Kenichi Ohmae
(Wharton School Publishing, March)
Strategist Ohmae's latest pro-globalization argument focuses on the dynamics of two engines: the rise of regional states and the spread of international platforms such as Microsoft Windows.
House of Lies: How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Then Tell You the Time
Martin Kihn
(Warner Business Books, March)
A comedy writer turned consultant draws on skills from his former career to explain the machinations of his current calling. Depending on your perspective, it's either funny or painful.
The One Thing You Need to Know…About Great Managing, Great Leading, and Sustained Individual Success
Marcus Buckingham
(Free Press, March)
The author of Now, Discover Your Strengths expands on the argument that focus trumps balance, urging managers to find one essential truth about their work and keep it squarely in their sights.
Hot Property: The Stealing of Ideas in an Age of Globalization
Pat Choate
(Knopf, April)
Western governments are beefing up protection of their citizens' intellectual property, but elsewhere, the vultures are gathering. Economist Choate describes how Western companies are losing out to pirates and counterfeiters, with adverse consequences for profits—and for society.
Moral Intelligence: The Key to Enhancing Business Performance and Leadership Success
Fred Kiel and Doug Lennick
(FT Prentice Hall, April)
Ethics is not so different from other business competencies. Two consultants offer metrics and other tools for developing the skills and habits of moral effectiveness.
The Silicon Eye: How a Silicon Valley Company Aims to Make All Current Computers, Cameras, and Cell Phones Obsolete
George Gilder
(Atlas/Norton, April)
The telecom bust hasn't muted Gilder's enthusiasm for emerging technology. He goes behind the scenes at Foveon, an innovative leader in digital photography.
The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century
Thomas L. Friedman
(Farrar, Straus and Giroux, April)
Technology may be a boon for terrorists, says New York Times columnist Friedman. But it also allows smart entrepreneurs in developing countries to compete and collaborate with Western companies in surprising ways.
Make Your Own Luck: 12 Practical Steps to Taking Smarter Risks in Business
Eileen C. Shapiro and Howard H. Stevenson
(Portfolio, May)
A consultant and a professor advise executives to apply the techniques of skilled gamblers and develop "predictive intelligence," including an ability to process varied information and act decisively in uncertain times.
Made in China: What Western Managers Can Learn from Trailblazing Chinese Entrepreneurs
Donald Sull with Yong Harry Wang
(Harvard Business School Press, June)
In the midst of China's turbulent growth, a few audacious companies have thrived despite government restrictions and without competing on low-cost labor alone. Their entrepreneurial verve, says Sull, a London Business School professor, offers lessons for companies everywhere.
The Sack of Rome: How Silvio Berlusconi Took Over Italy
Alexander Stille
(Penguin Press, July)
This is a serious journalistic look at how Silvio Berlusconi has controlled much of the Italian media and government. Media magnates in other Western countries may try to do the same, Stille argues.
Competition Demystified: A Radically Simplified Approach to Business Strategy
Bruce Greenwald and Judd Kahn
(Portfolio, August)
Michael Porter's "five forces" have dominated the thinking on positioning in recent decades. Greenwald, a professor at Columbia Business School, says we're better off with a simpler framework centered on barriers to entry within industries.
The Care and Feeding of the Knowledge Worker
Thomas H. Davenport
(Harvard Business School Press, September)
Structured processes and top-down decision making demoralize knowledge workers. Davenport, a Babson professor who studied the species in its natural habitat, suggests effective ways to manage these employees.
How Industrial Dynasties Work
David Landes
(Viking, September)
In The Wealth and Poverty of Nations, Landes, a Harvard professor emeritus, laid out why entire countries get rich or stay poor. Here, he casts a historian's eye on companies. Once again, culture is at the forefront of his analysis.
The Search
John Battelle
(Portfolio, October)
A veteran Silicon Valley journalist examines the strategy and culture of the search-engine industry. Could Google's privileged position as a Web hub give it extraordinary leverage over Internet commerce?
The Broken Windows Theory for Business
Michael Levine
(Warner Business Books, November)
A popular law-enforcement theory holds that communities can reduce crime by addressing quality-of-life issues. This consultant wonders whether fixing the little things that bother employees will motivate them to tackle the big issues more effectively.
The Leadership Legacy
(Harvard Business School Press, 2006)
Your legacy, by definition, waits for tomorrow, but thinking about it can add meaning to your career today, says coach and development consultant Galford. Deeply felt goals contribute to more authentic and effective leadership.


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lordthanda wrote: »Hey everyone!
I know that there is a very fine Restaurant and Dining thread elsewhere, but it barely scratched the surface on a topic near to my heart. Just below it, in fact. In my stomach.
I, like many others, am on a gluten free diet (or nearly so), which significantly limits what I can & can't eat. Being a veteran of PAX Prime, I know a few good places in Seattle, but this will be my first time in Boston, and I realize that I'm not the only one!
What I am asking for is a community list of places to eat that cater to specialty diets. Allergy sensitive places, if you will.
What would be most helpful is a common format for the posts. I would suggest
Name: Restaurant's name
Cuisine: Italian, Pizza, Chinese, sandwich
Dietary Specialties: Gluten Free, Shellfish free, Nut free, Organic, Vegan, etc.
Address: Where we can find it!
Cost: $, $$, $$$
Notes: Any personal stories about the place.
I, and many others, would greatly appreciate the help!
Facelesscog wrote: »You guys may be happy to know that my wife is making a bunch of gluten-free cookies to be distributed in ninja fashion by the cookie brigade!
I need to be on a gluten free diet too and am excited to try out Legal Seafoods. They have a gluten free menu which has a baked stuffed lobster using gluten free bread crumbs! It's been so long since I had stuffed lobster.
There is a Legal Seafoods restaurant right in the Prudential Center mall which I believe is connected to the convention center.
Another restaurant that has a gluten free menu is P.F. Chang's China Bistro. This one is also in the Prudential center. I've eaten here before and it's good.
I'm also interested in trying the Elephant Walk and Burton's Grill but those aren't as close.
Drakmathus wrote: »how bout them vegan breakfast joints? eh? eh? I don't want to eat bagels every day.
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The number of low-income people enrolled in Medicaid rose by 3 million to 62.3 million from October through February as more Americans joined the state-federal insurance program through state and federal online insurance marketplaces, according to a report released Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services.
In Kentucky, enrollment was up 16.8 percent or 65,440 to 982,220. Together, the 27 states that expanded Medicaid eligibility under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act saw an average 8 percent increase in enrollment.
Federal officials say the latest numbers, which are compared to a baseline of average enrollment from July through September, 2013, underestimate the program's growth because not all states reported Medicaid enrollment. In addition, the totals do not include sign-ups for March, when state and federal insurance marketplaces saw a huge influx of people looking for coverage.
It's likely that Kentucky's final enrollment number will be well over 1 million. Data on Gov. Steve Beshear's Healthier Kentucky website indicates that an additional 228,362 state residents had qualified by the end of March through the kynect.ky.gov website. Statewide, a total of 293,802 have qualified for Medicaid under the expansion, or roughly 4 of 5 Kentuckians that gained health insurance under Obamacare.
In Northern Kentucky, Medicaid has added 4,454 people in Boone County, 4,326 in Campbell County and 7,856 in Kenton County, state data from the end of March showed.
While enrollment closed for private coverage under the marketplaces on March 31, there is no deadline for people to apply for Medicaid.
Friday's report didn't give complete numbers on Medicaid enrollments in Ohio. State officials have said 54,031 had signed up by the end of February, although they declined to say if they'll meet their goal of 275,000 new enrollees by July 2015.
Some states saw big increases with enrollment leaping almost 35 percent in Oregon and almost 34 percent in West Virginia. The health care law expanded the program to include all legal residents with incomes under 138 percent of the federal poverty level, or $15,800 for an individual
States that chose not to expand the program saw an average increase in enrollment of 1.6 percent, the report found.
Indiana, one of the states that isn't participating, saw no change in enrollments. Florida saw the biggest increase – 8.2 percent – as people who were previously eligible but not enrolled signed up. Montana ranked second with a 6.9 percent increase and Idaho was third with a 6.6 percent jump.
On April 1, Michigan expanded its Medicaid program under the law and New Hampshire will expand starting in July, bringing the total to 26 in addition to the District of Columbia.
The expansion of Medicaid eligibility was expected to add 8 million beneficiaries to Medicaid nationwide in 2014, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. That increase was expected despite the refusal of many states to participate after the U.S. Supreme Court effectively made the expansion optional.⬛
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Raquel seems to be musically unstoppable. She gave Ghana 'Odo', then she did it last year in a collective effort to bring 'Sweetio' to life, the songstress also brought us 'Set Me Free' and now she has single-handedly delivered another commercial classic masterpiece called 'Lovi Dovi'.
Touching base with Raquel before the press release, she describes Lovi Dovi as a Fun, Happy Love Song, with very simple words.
She also pointed out that she kept it simple because she wants the song to cut across from the young to the old. Everyone will love and dance to this record as she ends her statement with a beautiful smile".
Indeed she does keep her listeners smiling, listening to Lovi Dovi you will notice the comical and humorous side of love and romance…..she sings ''….Kw3 M) Sane ?? Ohani Iwei Ga'' ,as if to say that the abundance of love and romance can make one speak another language or perhaps make one speak their own mother tongue in a way that they never thought they could.
She definitely had me smiling. Current promotional analysis shows that 'Lovi Dovi' has received massive radio air play since its official international online release on the 3rd of September 2012.Figures show that within the last two months the song has received over 35,000 online replays and about 18,000 plus downloads online and on mobile handsets;locally and internationally and still rising.
So, I have been asking myself "What exactly is the meaning of the phrase Lovi Dovi and/or what is it referring to?"Some say it is just a simple term for Love, some say it's a kind game, some say it is a greeting while others say it is indeed the meaning of sex, some also say that it is a word Lovers use in calling themselves.
However if you listen to the song she enters the chorus singing, ' ... I want to do the Lovi Dovi Lovi Lovi with you, oohh my darling yeaah' if u will agree the entire statement makes the word 'Lovi Dovi' a doing word because of the preceding 'I want to do...' Now what I want to know is what exactly does Raquel want to do? Is it any of the above mentioned?
And will she be portraying that in her latest video? Well…I look forward to seeing whatever Lovi Dovi she will be doing in her video at the premier on the 30 th November at Club Invasion.
Fans can like this page www.facebook.com/RaquelMusicLive for behind the scenes photo updates and more information. Speaking to a spokesman from Raquel's management team, he confirmed a video trailer will be out by the end of the first week of November for fans to have a taste of this all new and exciting music video. The video is slated to be premiered @ the plush Club Invasion, Kristy's Lounge 68 Lagos Avenue, East Legon on the 30th of November, 2012.
The record has received a lot of international attention from various Dj's, online radio and radio stations. Raquel has taken interviews from radio stations from the U.K, U.S and Ghana. The song has taken Nigeria also by storm as reported on one of the most renowned online music Mongol of Nigeria NotJustOk.com http://www.notjustok.com/2012/09/04/raquel-lovi-dovi/
Raquel calls this one 'Lovi Dovi' which she compliments with the phrase, '.. Show your love'. The record has a mix of Hi-Life and Afro Pop. If the video is able to match up to the song then I believe that it will live up to its expectations.
This song since its release has been the fans favourite. Listen and download for free 'Lovi Dovi'. Fans are advised to subscribe to the YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/RaquelMusicLive, coming soon for exclusives on the Lovi Dovi trailer and the video.
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Once again it is my pleasure to share our Washington's Got Talent finalists' thoughts. Last week's column contained eight of the finalists; the remaining responses are below. Thirty-two young people answered three questions: 1. Please tell us why you enjoy performing; 2. What does performing in Washington's Got Talent mean to you?; and 3. Where do you see yourself in 10 years?
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Bionic – Eli Dzurino: 1. I enjoy performing because it gives me an opportunity to showcase my talents in a very rewarding way. 2. Washington's Got Talent is a chance for me to come out and have fun performing all while benefiting a very worthy cause. 3. I see myself as a graduate of Howard Law School.
Bionic – Marissa Durbin: 1. I really enjoy performing because it is an easy way for me to express myself. I would honestly rather sing in front of a million people then speak in front of one. 2. This performance is an opportunity for everyone in our community to band together for a good cause. It showcases the many talented people and is a fun time. 3. I honestly don't know where I'll be in 10 years but I hope I will still be doing what I love, singing and performing.
Bionic – Victoria Hall: 1. I enjoy performing because I feel like I'm speaking to people through my music and they can relate to it in any situation. 2. This means a lot to me because we get the opportunity to showcase what we've been doing since we were in grade school. 3. I hope to become a high school choir teacher. I know it will be a hard and long journey but I'm willing to do everything I can to get there.
Four Way Stop – Andrew Rozsas : 1. I love the feeling of making people happy with my music. The feeling gives me such a rush that I can never get enough of. 2. It really means a great deal to help raise money for such an invaluable program. I get the opportunity to do something that I love to do and in return, Teen Outreach raises money to keep their program rolling. 3. I see myself doing audio recording and editing while still going out and performing with my friends.
Four Way Stop – Jacob Fulton: 1. Creating music is something I enjoy doing and playing with my friends makes it even better. 2. It's a great feeling to know that what I'm doing is going to a great cause. 3. I see myself being a physical therapist. I also see myself staying close with my friends and continuing to play in Four Way Stop and performing with my friends.
Four Way Stop – Matthew Cimino: 1. I believe that it's the best way to show how my hard work has paid off. 2. It means having the opportunity to display my talent and to also contribute to a good cause. 3. In medical school.
Four Way Stop – Jimmie Phillips: 1. I have always loved music and enjoy playing because it is a special way to connect with your friends, family, and fellow human beings. 2. Washington's Got Talent is a great opportunity to have fun, meet new people, and entertain many people for a great cause. 3. I see myself as a mechanical engineer that continues to play music and perform in a band.
Hollow Lines – Jakob Nyswaner : 1. I enjoy performing because of the rush of being on stage and entertaining a crowd of people. 2. It means that I was lucky enough to be selected to perform with the most talented people in the county. 3. I see myself doing something with music.
Hollow Lines – Jonathan Hoover: 1. I enjoy performing because it is fun. I enjoy the rush of being on stage. 2. Performing in Washington's Got Talent means to me, that I am one of the best. It's an honor, and a great opportunity. 3. I see myself working as a speech pathologist and performing any chance I get.
Hollow Lines – George Samarin: 1. I enjoy performing, because it's my passion! 2. Performing in Washington's Got Talent means a huge opportunity for me. 3. I see myself doing something in music.
Jake "Staysicc" Swanson and Josh "JB Grizz" Bayer: 1. Performing is the best part of an entertainment career because it's a way to get an immediate reaction from the public as to if you fail completely or succeed as hoped. It's you pouring your energy and emotions into a group of people who hopefully throw it right back. 2. It means a start, a way to show people it's more than a hobby and a reason to take us, as an act, more seriously. 3. Ten years older, not that much wiser, but a lot happier and wealthier
Julia Bodnar: 1. I really enjoy dancing and I love to be on stage. 2. I am glad to perform in something that benefits the youth/teens of Washington County. 3. I hope to be pursuing a career in dance.
Nicole Klein: 1. Performing and competing has always just been really fun for me. I have been performing since I was 3, so I've only done it like all my life. Even though I have done this awhile I still get a little nervous so my favorite part is when I'm out of stage and almost done performing. 2. It means a lot. I think this really cool to go on to anther competition like this. 3. In 10 years I will hopefully be finishing up college to become a vet. If not I will definitely end up with job in the science field.
Lauren Ragland: 1. I love to perform because I love the exhilaration of being on stage and the chance to inspire others to believe in themselves and follow their dreams. 2. It's an honor to be selected as a finalist because it is a chance to show people my talent and to support teen outreach and their cause. 3. In 10 years, I see myself hopefully working toward a doctorate in science and doing whatever I can to help people.
Madison Mock: 1. Because you get to be with your friends. You get to entertain people. I love the costumes. I love being able to dance on stage! 2. I am honored to be performing at Washington's Got Talent to help support a great organization and program. 3. Athletic trainer/dancer.
Talia Welsh: 1. I enjoy performing because I love to be on the stage and sharing my talents. 2. I am honored to be performing in Washington's Got Talent because it supports Teen Outreach, which is a great program. 3. I possibly see myself in college and working toward a career.
Rockin Tacos – Nick Staso: 1. I like the feeling I get when I see the audience enjoying our performance. It's indescribable. 2. It means the world is me because it's giving our group the opportunity to showcase our talent in front of a wide range of people. 3. I see myself hopefully being an actor in films.
Rockin Tacos – Jeremy Shellhammer: 1. I enjoy performing because I love music and enjoy pleasing the audience. 2. It's an honor to perform in such a large venue to benefit a very good cause. 3. I can see myself playing college basketball and earning my law degree.
Rockin Tacos – Joshua Colletti: 1. I get a lot of satisfaction from seeing how our music affects the audience. 2. It's an honor since I'm one of many that have been selected to perform for WGT. 3. I see myself being a college baseball player and playing at performances with my band
Rockin Tacos – Marcus Cimino: 1. I enjoy performing because the feeling I get when I'm having fun on stage and everyone is clapping. 2. It means a lot because we help teenage parents who are in need, and I've never played in front of so many people. 3. I see myself making a lot of money and having a good job and a wife, family, and kids.
Sitting Pretty – Saffron Crowe: 1. I don't perform in front of people because I'm shy, but when I'm done performing I feel good and I have more confidence. 2. Performing in WGT means everything to me. I've never been in a talent show so this is really exciting. 3. In 10 years I see myself working on my singing career trying to make something out of it.
Sitting Pretty – Siarra Demichele: 1. I enjoy performing because I am able to express myself in a way I can't explain. 2. To perform in Washington's Got Talent means I am able to represent my school. I hope I can make them proud. 3. I don't have a plan for myself in 10 years. I hope that I'm wiser and have a steady career.
Sitting Pretty – Jahlea Oakley: 1. I enjoy performing because when I sing it makes me feel good. 2. Performing in Washington's Got Talent means I'm one step closer to completing my goal. And to present a great performance for my school. 3. I'm not sure where I see myself in 10 years.
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Sitting Pretty – Jahlea Oakley: 1. I enjoy performing because when I sing it makes me feel good. 2. Performing in Washington's Got Talent means I'm one step closer to completing my goal. And to present a great performance for my school. 3. I'm not sure where I see myself in 10 years.
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The recruiting process is beginning earlier and earlier. That shouldn't be a surprise at this point. If it is, just consult any of LSU's three commitments for the class of 2014 -- all of whom pledged to the Tigers within the last month. Better yet, read up on Dylan Moses (Baton Rouge, La./LSU Laboratory), the eighth grader who holds a scholarship offer from LSU.
And yet, as quickly as schools are filling recruiting classes these days, that doesn't account for the pace at which the Tigers are filling this 2013 class. On the last day of July, LSU has secured 21 commitments for 2013 -- just a mere six months before national signing day in February. After a relatively slow start to the year, LSU has accrued a dozen pledges since May. And with summer recruiting camps serving as an impetus for early commitments, the Tigers have added four names to their class in both June and July this year. If you include the early birds for 2014, LSU has picked up seven commitments in the last 31 days.
This kind of production certainly isn't unheard of. Up in Big Ten country, Michigan has secured commitments from 23 of its 25 possible additions for 2013. But it's certainly a new situation for LSU during Les Miles' tenure. Commitment announcements are still expected from LSU targets like Greg Gilmore (Hope Mills, N.C./South View) before the season starts, so the Tigers could have as few as two or three spots remaining by September.
By comparison, LSU has never held more than 18 commitments at the end of a summer during Miles' tenure in Baton Rouge -- that honor goes to the class of 2010. Other than these two aberrations, the Tigers have hovered around 15 or so commitments at this point in a recruiting cycle. In 2006, Miles' first full recruiting class, the Tigers had just nine commitments at the end of August. The heralded 2009 class -- arguably Miles' most star-studded group -- had 13 at this point.
So we're clearly not used to this level of finality with an LSU recruiting class. Depending on the level of attrition with this group, we could be looking at a national signing day with absolutely zero drama for the Tigers. Fortunately for the adrenaline junkies out there, recruiting is nothing if not fluid. There's just about no chance that all 21 commitments wind up signing letters with LSU. Remember, Torshiro Davis was one of the Tigers' earliest commits before his 11th hour switch to Texas, and many players fail to qualify academically every year.
It seems like a safe assumption the Tigers will add another commitment or two in the near future. Gilmore is set to announce his decision on Aug. 10, and cornerback Rashard Robinson (Pompano Beach, Fla./Blanche Ely) is widely considered an LSU lean. That doesn't leave LSU with very many options when it comes to the few remaining big names in-state. But just like every year, things can change. Ole Miss is hot on the trail of juco commitment Quantavius Leslie (Hogansville, Ga./Hinds Community College), and there's no telling what awaits the Tigers' other out-of-state commits.
For now though, the Tigers are looking at a crowded class at the halfway point of the process. With more and more players making their decisions early, the next six months could serve as a litmus test for how much drama fans can expect toward the end of the year.


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STUART MATCH SUNA, president of Silvercup Studios, walked through the set of ''Sex and the City'' on Tuesday, showing off the ''Manhattan'' apartments of the show's main characters.
There was Carrie's shoe closet stuffed with real shoes and Samantha's wine rack stocked with empty bottles. And what's this? The show's star, Sarah Jessica Parker, taking a break and giving detailed salad dressing specifications to an assistant for her lunch order.
Hmm, let's hit the pause button here and set up this clip: Big studio head runs into the top screen siren filming on his lot. But Mr. Suna's close-up is foiled by a lowly crew member walking unscripted into the scene and telling the studio head, ''It's kind of a closed set.''
What would Sam Goldwyn do? How about Harvey Weinstein? Instead of throwing a ''Find out who I am'' fit, Mr. Suna backs off and heads to Tony Soprano's house on another soundstage at Silvercup, in an industrial section of Long Island City, Queens.
Mr. Suna, 47, has bigger challenges these days. It is a slow time in the film industry in New York, and competing studios are being planned or built, including the Steiner Studios at the old Brooklyn Navy Yard.Continue reading the main story
But Mr. Suna insists that he is not worried; his studio space is booked solid right now.
''Besides, I like a challenge,'' he said, heading for the Bada Bing strip club. ''Yes, Steiner Studios are going to be competitors, but we have a head start.'' As for Kaufman Astoria Studios nearby, which is also seeking to expand, Mr. Suna said, ''They started two years before us, and we're already bigger than them.''
In 1980, Mr. Suna and his partner -- his brother, Alan Suna, Silvercup's chief executive -- converted the former Silvercup Bakery into a film and television production facility. In 1999, they bought more space nearby and opened Silvercup East. Now Silvercup is the largest such facility in New York.
The Suna brothers also develop and manage real estate in the city. They hope to raise half a billion dollars on another development project, Silvercup West, which would at least double the size of their studio space.
Still in the planning phase, the project is being designed by the British architect Richard Rogers on a 6.5-acre lot on the East River waterfront south of the Queensboro Bridge. With two million square feet of space, it would be anchored by the production studios and include residential, commercial and retail space. Mr. Suna is busy pushing for a zoning change and starting the lengthy approval processes. He needs to move the power generator currently on the site and secure the financing.
''Putting up a building is like making a film,'' he said. ''Your architect is your director, and the developer has to produce it and get the thing made.''
MR. SUNA spent last week at the Hamptons International Film Festival (he is chairman of its board). Today, he plans to take 10 members of the British Parliament on a tour of Long Island City to discuss its economic revitalization. What Mr. Suna sees as essential networking, his brother sees as extracurricular nonsense.
Actually, this is Stuart's take, which Alan was shy about corroborating, explaining that their personal relationship is ''not germane to the discussion.''
Growing up in Roslyn, N.Y., the two brothers shared a room and had to draw a line down the middle to keep order. Now their offices are separated by David Von Spreckelsen, the director of real estate and development, and they concentrate on different aspects of the business.
Both brothers are trained as architects, as is Mr. Suna's wife, Vicki Match Suna. But she, too, is in the real estate game, as associate dean for facilities planning for New York University Medical Center. She also serves one day a week on the board of the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission. Mr. Suna added his wife's maiden name, Match, to his, which he says goes over big with women.
Mr. Suna is a self-described ''adrenaline junkie'' who brags about twice crashing his Triumph TR6. Now he gets his thrills by skiing in Colorado and mountain climbing in the Shawangunks.
On his office wall is an autographed photograph of Don Larsen pitching his perfect game, next to a modernist skull he carved himself from alabaster. Mr. Suna attended Carnegie Mellon University and has two master's degrees, in architecture and fine arts.
''You have to work on your weaknesses but capitalize on your strengths,'' he said.
Back on the ''Sopranos'' set, he heads through Uncle Junior's kitchen and into the Bada Bing. Suddenly there's a POP, POP, POP, POP. Gunshots seem to ring out, but it's only Mr. Suna stepping on a sheet of bubble wrap. Next, it's up to the roof to look at the Manhattan skyline and the famous Silvercup sign.
For years, Mr. Suna lived in a spacious loft at Silvercup, above an apartment he rented to Howard Stern. He now lives on the Upper East Side. He has two daughters, Zoe and Rose, and the family weekends in the Hamptons.
He still brings his two Irish setters, Buster and Whitey, to work. But at age 13, they are going blind and sleep at his secretary's feet, separated by a small gate, almost as the Suna brothers once were.
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Like any other asian girl, i was born with a very flat nose and wide nostrils and i have always been self conscious about it.
i remember an incident where my mum were reminiscing and told me a story where i asked her to buy me a new nose in the market, i was just 4 years old.
However not being self loved or anything, but its safe to say i was not ugly and attractive and i just wanted to enhance my beauty (oh boy was i wrong).
Anyhow times past and i finally got the courage to actually do it after 20 years later, with little information about the recovery process, complication of rhinoplasty and risk due to my greedy impulse to look better. Adding on the fact that 3 of my other friends who did their nose done recovered beautifully in such a short time, approx one month, didn't help either that this is such a risk to take.
21 November 2012.
Did it. Bleed heavily during operation. I recall the surgeon said "i was bleeding like a pig". I was under local anaesthesia therefore i was aware of everything, i couldn't feel a thing but i was just so nervous and my heart was beating so fast, which also probably affect my heavy bleeding during operation (raise blood pressure perhaps? I don't know). It was almost 3 hr surgery. Dr's colleague documented the whole step every time (taking pictures of the whole step, etc). I remember the nurse saying when i was finish "your nose is one of the nicest nose we have done before and i don't normally say that", boost my reassurance straight up.
Went back to the hotel after couldn't do anything due to the anaesthesia sickness, my hand was shaking. All i did was browse the internet, which i later found out that it is advised that i should not drink or smoke at least 2 weeks prior to surgery (my surgeon did not warn me this AT ALL), well that explained the excess bleeding.
The next two days was the worst, i couldn't breathe because of the nasal packing and my face swelled up really really bad, like abnormally. Face, cheek , eyes, and ears look so deformed, i almost went through a depression (maybe because i did not elevate during the first two days when sleeping and yes the surgeon didn't tell me too, I KNOW!)
The following morning i went to the dr's office to take out my nasal packing, he decided to take off my tape also. When i saw myself all i could see is instant horror, i look like a pig, literally. Couldn't help but do nothing and cry when i got back home. From that day on until today (3rd January 2013), i stayed home and have not left my house since. I was so embarrassed to go outside because of the swelling, although it doesn't look horrendous or anything like the first time i saw it, it was nothing near to pretty or normal. The bridge is too high and my tip is still swollen like a ball with hanging columella (never had it) and i also feel that my tip is too far away from my face now (nothing like my nose before), the change was not subtle but dramatic. Even at home, i put tape around it because i'm afraid of my parents judgement, especially dad he did not approve of the operation at first and i just didn't want him to jump into more conclusion that this whole operation is a bad idea when he sees me looking so disfigured and swollen like this.
Emailed the dr and like he and everyone say to me "relax relax and i'm just swollen". So yes i am just here now at six weeks post operation trying to be calm about it and be positive that hopefully everything will work out and not form excessive scar tissue or anything like that. Just that if i knew what i know now is i wish i knew how mentally and physically exhausting rhinoplasty can be. It affected me so much that every morning i would wake up from a mini panic attack, i also cry occasionally but i always tell myself that i should not jump into conclusion too early because i am not anywhere near the result (finger crossed) and i am not even 2 months post op yet.
and Tip Work- Was It Worth It?
Like any other asian girl, i was born with a very...
Like any other asian girl, i was born with a very flat nose and wide nostrils and i have always been self conscious about it.
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Death Slumber
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Simply amazing.
The beat just keeps right up, breaks up here and there, breaks down in other places. It's not overwhelming or gaudy. No clusterfux of beats coming at you. Just a nice tread from start to finish.
Why, thank you.
I'm glad one of my dream interpretation tracks tickled your fancy.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
I like it
A good piece here, it was a nifty track with a little extra added and that went along way in making this a pretty good piece of quality. there are some possble changes that i will explain later, but i like what you have done sofar, sokeep that energy going. This was notbad i did notice there was some static to it though, maybe that could be cleared up it could be on purpose thouse but it didint sound right for some reason, but regardless i still thought the tune was pretty decent, but regardless its notbad work,hope to hear more of your work soon, And nowto end this, but not before i coment on your piece, there is some slight work to be done but you still know what you want and like and thats all that really matters so keep up the good sound work its looking good sofar.
And now for some changes that will make things work and sound slightly better with this one it was already pretty good, So here is what i came up with wich is probably not the greatest but its something to work with and you have the go ahead to make any changes you see fit. So with some changes like with the static and all this might have more clear and sharp sounds unless that was your whole idea from the start.
Man I got to this one SUPER late. Sorry about that.
Glad you enjoyed this one. But this is one of those things that will remain what it is. I've since lost the dream and would feel a great amount of guilt proceeding with production without it.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
This was a nicely done interpretation. I get a feel of someone waiting as time passes by as they slowly die.
The intro was nice to listen to and gives a feel of waiting. Then it changes to drum and bass ans gives more of a feeling that one is being forced to do something until they eventually die.
The drums have a nice little kick to them that makes one think of a robot controlling the human. The synth makes me think of the desert levels in Sonic the Hedgehog games. Then the piano in the background has a slight reverb to it that I enjoy hearing.
Also I get a slight feeling I'm hearing a light and distorted vocal track in the background too.
Overall, very nice interpretation, sounds great.
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The Sega Genesis warped my fragile little mind. I guess it shows in some of my music.
You know, to my knowledge, you are the first person to actually hear the vocals. By the time I get done with them, they wind up unrecognizable. Good ear.
I am more than happy to hear that you get the idea behind this. You describe the song as if you had the same dream. You just gave me a creativity boner.
Thanks for the review and as always, I hope you enjoy my other tracks as well. -HG-
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
When reading the title, I expected a completly different song. Something more heavy and more bassy. But the song I just heard isn't bad at all. I really like the rhythm. It is kind of relaxing, but the melodies do have a driving feel, which creates a very interesting atmosphere.
I also like the variations this song has to offer. The first minute is a bit repetitive, but after that, the song changes a lot.
Good work!
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I'm glad you liked it. It's a bit difficult to translate dreams into sound. Especially some of the dreams I have sometimes. More times than most, the song becomes less of a song and more of a sound collage. This one turned out awesome though. Thanks for the review and I hope you enjoy my other tracks as well.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
I love your music keep up the good work!
Thanks! This is only the beginning. I'm putting final touches on a few new songs.


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An elderly Fredericksburg man is recovering after he was attacked while on a walk Tuesday morning. Police say it happened in the 3300 block of Fall Hill Avenue as the 72-year-old was walking toward the Normandy Village bridge.
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Kristian Jones' artwork preys on the innocence of childhood imagination, inverting nostalgic imagery with small brilliant moments of violence, fear and frustration. Nothing cute or cuddly is safe in these drawings. His rendering of Santa passed out drunk is particularly poignant this holiday season. Jones lives and works in the center of the UK, just outside of Birmingham.


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Hawk's Point Golf Club is owned by Tiger Creek, LLC. In 2008, Hawk's Point made a major investment to perform a new build on its existing property. Redesigned as a shot-makers course with 6743 yards from the tips to test every aspect of your game, Hawk's Point is truly a championship golf course sitting quietly in a small Georgia rural community. Located in Vidalia, GA, Home of the Sweet Vidalia Onions, Hawk's Point draws golfers from many areas to face the challenges of this 18hole semi-private course.
We welcome golfers from abroad to come enjoy our great course, excellent facilities and professional courteous hospitality. We are certain our course and its many challenges will not disappoint you.
Thank you and we look forward to serving your golfing needs!
Northland Business is sponsoring a benefit Four-Golfer Scramble at Hawk's Point Golf Course on Loop Road. All proceeds will go to support Hawk's Point. The top three teams will win cash prizes in the Scramble Saturday, October 7th starting at 8:30 a.m. For info, call Sabrina at 912-403-8516.
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Former Vidalia Indian and PGA Tour veteran Paul Claxton has returned home and is looking forward to the opportunity. "It's always good to come back home, I've seen a lot of people I haven't seen in a long time and I'm looking forward to the opportunity to help turn the golf around in the area and get a junior program going and I'm excited."
Claxton, who played professionally for 22 years, said it was time to come home and give back to the game that has given so much to him. "To tell you the truth I was tired of the travel, plus I have two young kids myself and I want to be around to see them grow up and help give back to the game that's been so good to me. I enjoy working with people and the kids and I just hope I can help continue the strong tradition we have had here in Vidalia with the junior program and winning State Championships in high school and hope to keep that going."
According to Claxton, he wants to get Hawks Point to one of the premier courses in the state. "I want to turn Hawks Point around by increasing our membership, get more play going, and get the golf course in better condition and put out a product the whole community can be proud of. I want to get some tournaments going, begin a ladies day, and do anything we can to promote the game of golf, including a junior program because that's the future of golf."
Claxton, who has been on the job since last Thursday, likes the excitement of the golfers and the community but reminds everyone improvements are going to take time. "It's going to take a little time, I can't snap my fingers and make it happen but I think that over time people are going to see a huge difference in not only the course but also the operation. I just want to invite people out to give us a try and let us earn your business, because that's what we want to do."
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UEFA concerned over rebel Scottish clubs
UEFA have expressed concern at the rebel Scottish First Division clubs' threat to form a breakaway league.
Representatives from First Division clubs met at Airdrie's Excelsior Stadium to discuss the future of the Scottish Football League.
They are concerned at the lack of money, with no sponsorship or television deal in place for next season.
But UEFA chief executive Lars-Christer Olsson said: 'I don't think there is any need for any radical breakaway league.
'It's our task to provide opportunities for everybody to participate.'
Olsson added: 'This sounds a bit strange and it sounds like the G14 disease is spreading all over Europe. There is no good reason for a breakaway.'
Livingston chairman Pears Flynn, whose club were relegated from the Bank of Scotland Premier League last season, is driving the move along with Clyde and Hamilton.
'I hope for some positive action,' said Flynn. 'We really should take positive action.'
But the rebel clubs need 80% of the votes from all the SFL member clubs at Friday's AGM and UEFA to ratify the plans.
That is not looking promising and Partick chairman Brown McMaster told Scotland Today: 'I don't know what the breakaway is to be honest.
'We have come along as we're now in the First Division. There is a lot of talking to be done.'
Airdrie chairman Jim Ballantyne added: 'The most important thing about the meeting is to ask questions rather than find answers.
'We have to see what we are trying to solve and once that part is sorted out we can look for solutions.
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Mid-Century Menu – American Chop Suey With the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval
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Hello everyone! Welcome to this week's Mid-Century Menu, where I pick a recipe from my vast array of vintage cookbooks and make it for dinner, forcing my husband to eat it no matter what. In all fairness, he is excited to eat the sometimes noxious concoctions, but it still makes…


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Hello, Can you inspect the compressor at the back if it is running ? Vibrating? hot to touch? ( Be careful, it could be too hot to handle )
Its a built in appliance, i can't get to the back
Oh. We need to confirm if the compressor is running or not. That would help me trouble shoot your unit. If it is running, then it could be a refrigerant gas problem. If it is not running, then it could be something electrical or the thermostat.
Can you put your ear on the door and listen carefully if a motor would run after you switch the unit on? If there is a fan inside the unit, you should be able to distinguished if what you hear is the fan motor or a compressor running. Try to observe if the indoor fan would stop as you open the door. If it does stop, then you can leave the door open so that when you plug the unit in, the fan motor would not stop and only the compressor would run. Then you can verify if the compressor at the back is running.
Sorry for the typo error. "when you plug the unit in, the fan motor would not stop and only the compressor would run." the fan motor would stop and only the compressor would run.
The compressor is running
Ok. Thank you for that info. If the compressor was verified that it is running and yet there is no cooling inside the freezer, then I am afraid this is a refrigerant gas problem.
The refrigerant was lost due to a leak some where in the system. The refrigerant is the cooling medium that is why with out it, even though the compressor is running, you would have no cooling inside the freezer.
And this is not a DIY. You would need a licensed tech to do the job since refrigerants are controlled substance.
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"Twilight Saga" Wolf Pack stars have to do more than just act on the set – they have to work out – a lot. But with a big fight brewing in "Eclipse" involving the vampire clan, is it harder to be a wolf or a blood sucker in the latest "Twilight" installment? Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson found out!
"We went to the gym. It was kind of the same thing we did with 'New Moon,'" hunky wolf Alex Meraz, who plays Paul in the series, told Shaun on Saturday at the "Eclipse" junket. "We had a personal trainer and we just worked out."
Alex said hitting the gym with his pack, including Taylor Lautner and Chaske Spencer, kept the stars feeling like a band of brothers.
"Like last time, it still helped to bond us even closer," he said.
However, while the Wolf Pack had to sweat it out in the gym on a regular basis, they didn't have to do their own stunts.
"Our big white cardboard cut outs did all the work for us," "Twilight Saga" newcomer Julia Jones, who plays lone female Wolf Packer Leah Clearwater, said.
Instead, it was the vampire stars of the film that had to do their workouts on camera.
"There's one point where… I think it was Peter [Facinelli] — he just ran like a marathon because they had to do a treadmill," Chaske laughed.
"[There's] a scene where they're running through the forest and they had to actually run that, so all day he was running and running he must have dropped like, 5 pounds. All of [the actors who play vampires] had to do that and we were like strolling around with our robes on," he continued, laughing, "Like the Brazillian soccer team!"
Not doing their own stunts (because they are transformed into wolves through CGI) was something their co-stars noticed.
"They're back home in their apartment," Elizabeth Reaser, who plays Cullen family matriarch Esmee, told Shaun of what the wolves did while the vamps shot their fight scenes.
"The wolves did a few push ups before their shirtless scene while the rest of us were in training camp, boot camp," Nikki Reed, who plays Rosalie Cullen, added.
"Their 6 packs are CGI'd," Cullen family patriarch Carlisle, AKA Peter Facinelli, suggested.
"Yeah! And by the way, you can spray tan abs on, I'm sure," Nikki laughed. "I'm sure they found a way to do that you know. It's 2010 – please!"
Peter said it was tough for the vamps on set because they had a serious amount of work to do beyond just learning their lines.
"They didn't have to do we had to do — fight training for six weeks," Peter insisted. "The werewolves did not have to do fight training."


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The husband of Madame X was a tyrant. He made her wash dishes. The fact that he provided the wherewithal to fill them first mattered little to the lady, and indignantly she left her Avenue A residence, bound for the world and a career. Two months later, through the agency of the National Desertion Bureau, she was found in a cafeteria washing dishes.
That was a comparatively simple nut for this branch of the Federation to crack. Usually it is the woman who is deserted, according to Charles Zunser, chief counsel and secretary to the bureau. In his outer office sit "grass widows," coaching their glum offspring in a recital of how bad things are "since papa went away," belligerent couples who are presently to be reconciled, and pathetic women who have been duped by matrimonial ads in their favorite journals.
The last are victims of the greatest injustices, says Mr. Zunser. He is emphatically opposed to the professional marrier. One aged Don Juan, for example, was recently arraigned in Kings County Court for grand larceny, bigamy, perjury in application for a marriage license and a Federal offense in having a woman other than his wife travel on his passport.
To celebrate his sixty-fourth birthday in 1928, he advertised as a widower with a large business, seeking a middle-aged mate with some means for investment in his thriving industry. Response was immediate, and there ensued four months of courtship, during which the swain insisted in his letters that the chosen woman must not talk of money. Five thousand, two thousand, three—it was all the same to him; for she was the one to bring him luck.
And she did. On their wedding day the bride presented $4,000 to her groom and went home to prepare the dinner. That was the last she saw of him until they met in court last month. A few days later, it was discovered, he sailed for Europe on the Bremen with another woman and the dowry.
The deserted bride, with the help of the bureau, began to disinter her husband's past. After eliminating difficulties presented by an alias, they located another wife and seven children in Brooklyn, none of whom had seen the pater familias for fifteen years. This evidence, however, was still not enough to convince the cavalier that he must plead guilty. It was only after the Vienna police records containing pictures of the man and a third "wife" had been produced that he succumbed to the pressure of the law.
There are countless other tales—really pathetic ones, wherein the victims are sent to institutions affiliated with Federation until some adjustment has been made. In the case of children, the dependence is usually permanent. Statistics show that more than twenty-five per cent of the inmates of orphan asylums are not orphans at all, but victims of desertion.
In its field, says Mr. Zunser, this bureau augments the work of the old-time synagogue. It was first conceived in 1901 at a conference of Jewish social workers. Nothing was done about it until the legislature declared the abandonment of a minor child to be a felony five years later. Subsequently Morris Waldman, head of the United Hebrew Charities, started the movement for a national clearing house for Jewish organizations dealing with problems of desertion.


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The 2009 Toyota Tacoma is available with a plethora of comfort and convenience items. As Motor Trend says, "even the base 2WD regular-cab truck features standard carpeting, a CD player, tilt/telescope steering wheel, tachometer, digital clock, an SMC composite bed with utility rail system, and a flush rear bumper. Automatic transmission Access Cab and Double Cab models get a gated shifter."
AutoWeek praises the performance-oriented X-Runner, "special X-brace out back to keep cowl shake to a minimum" and the limited slip differential that "helps put the power down." But they are less impressed with the "silly ground FX (like a hood scoop that doesn't actually do anything)" and the "Big Brake Kit, which strangely is paired with rear drum brakes."
TRD, or Toyota Racing Development, supercharger includes an intercooler and may be purchased and installed at the dealership. It boosts the horsepower of the V-6 from 236 to 304. The Off-Road Rugged Trail Package includes a locking rear diff, 16-inch Baja wheels, additional skid plating, black overfenders, and Bilstein shocks.
Automobile says, "the wide variety of standard and optional features (among them under-the-floor and behind-the-seat storage cubbies, rear seats that fold flat, a 400-watt outlet in the cargo bed, bed storage boxes, a bed extender, and TRD sport and off-road packages) makes the Tacoma useful both for work and for play."
Cars.com reports "well-heeled Tacomas include a JBL premium stereo with a six-CD changer, power windows, remote entry and a leather-wrapped steering wheel with integrated audio controls." That highest-level JBL/satellite option includes a free three-month subscription to XM radio and Bluetooth compatibility. But proving that, indeed, this truck was new in 2005, no nav system is offered, an omission that may well hurt the Tacoma when judged side-by-side with car-based rivals such as Honda's Ridgeline. Other accessories include a bed divider, bed net, cargo crossbars, Yakima roof rack, bike rack, running boards, flip-out bed extender, SnugTop Super Sport hard shell, and a rubber bed mat.


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Developed with home-grown ingredients, Jurlique's Rose Favourites are infused with pure and gentle extracts derived from the brand's own farm in Australia. Combining three best-sellers, the collection will leave you feeling perfectly pampered with a delicate Rose fragrance.
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Indulge in the gentle cleansing lather of the delicately scented shower gel, developed to leave your skin feeling gorgeously clean, fresh and sumptuously hydrated. Rich in precious Rose, it leaves your mind, body and senses feeling wonderfully balanced and your skin delicately cared for.
Rose Body Care Lotion (300ml)
A lightweight, milky lotion to hydrate and nourish the entire body, whilst fragrancing skin with a subtle scent of Rose. Restores moisture for soft, supple skin and provides antioxidant protection to shield from environmental stresses. Suitable for all skin types, the gentle lotion soothes and calms for long-lasting comfort, leaving the body silky smooth from top to toe.
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A luxurious, rose-scented mist designed to hydrate and soften skin. Infused with Glycerin and Marshmallow to prevent moisture loss, whilst Grapefruit Seed and Aloe Vera calm and soothe for long-lasting comfort. Fortified with 8,000 hand-picked rose petals, the mist is one of the brand's favourite products to revitalise, rebalance and restore on-the-go.


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Some People Skip Showers In Order To "Be Green"
It's one thing to care about the environment . . . to recycle, to avoid littering, to keep your thermostat at a reasonable level, to avoid dumping your barrels full of toxic chemicals at playgrounds. But you CAN take it too far.
According to a new survey from EnergyDigital.com for Earth Day . . . which is this Sunday . . . 64% of Americans say they believe there's such a thing as being "TOO GREEN." Here's what they mean . . .
72% say it's "too green" to rarely take showers because you don't want to waste water.
68% say it's "too green" to dig through dumpsters for clothes or FOOD.
53% say it's "too green" to reuse dirty Ziploc bags.
And 52% say it's "too green" to wear dirty clothes over and over so you don't have to use energy on laundry.
The only thing I agree with on this list is reusing dirty Ziploc Bags. They can be washed and reused as long as nothing really disgusting was in them.


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Well…I had a customer, that had some file-system curruption, causing a lot of the blob-files located in OFFiles to be missing.
The problem was, that if I simply restored from a backup, I would end up with a lot of orphaned files been restored, and the customer didn't want that.
As such, I ran a GWCheck on the PostOffice, where I specified the user named "All", and as the options selected Analyze, Message, User, and selected not to fix. A report was then generated, with a lot of " Problem 82-Inaccessible attachment file" entries
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- Michael w Smith - Awesome GodMichael W Smith - Awesome Godfernandomartinez2008-03-17T00:00:00102,293 views00:03:39
- michael w smith - ( Draw me close )Michael w Smith - ( Draw me close )fernandomartinez2008-03-17T00:00:0013,074 views00:04:17
- Michael w Smith - open the eyes of my heartMichael w Smith - open the eyes of my heartfernandomartinez2008-03-17T00:00:0027,095 views00:04:48
- Amazing Love (You Are My King)A video slideshow set to the music of Newsboys Amazing Love (You Are My King)sneedge12008-03-17T00:00:0037,167 views00:04:29
- Fly Eagle FlyProverbs 3:5-6 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your pathsblaze25z2008-03-17T00:00:007,604 views00:04:57
- Live to Worship YouI wrote this song and recorded....put a slide show together to try and articulate my love and adoration for Jesus...kitkatbahr2008-03-17T00:00:004,127 views00:05:27
- He Ain't Never Done Me Nothin' But GoodSongscwalker042008-03-17T00:00:005,659 views00:04:11
- Hillsong-Mighty To SaveA music slideshow video to the song Mighty to Save by Hillsong.alove4enemies2008-03-17T00:00:0034,678 views00:05:38
- Jonas Brothers I am AmazedThis song was written by Kevin Jonas the father of the Jonas Brothers while at Christ For The Nations Institute. It was recorded in 1996 at CFNI's annual praise and worship recording. If you want this recording go to www.cfnmusic.com and search fo...clearvp12010-10-01T22:18:2132,926 views00:05:07
- Sweetly Broken- Jeremy RiddleMy 4th vid. God truly has broken into the hardness of me so i can help others be sweetly broken. I pray this breaks deep into everyone who watches this so they can know the suffering Jesus went through. God bless you!vineyardyouthgroup2010-10-01T22:26:0423,086 views00:05:24
- The LighthouseThe Lighthouse perfomed by the Temple Trio.church-oh-green-temple-baptist-church2008-05-11T00:00:003,635 views00:04:04
- Hillsong Saviour KingGreat worship video :)dfonti2007-08-21T00:00:0015,463 views00:03:29