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Program helps families dealing with Alzheimer's
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is offering the Project Lifesaver Program to families and caregivers of persons with Alzheimer's, dementia and autism. People who have these conditions often wander from their homes.
For the cost of the equipment, Project Lifesaver provides transmitting bracelets to clients' families and tracking equipment to law enforcement. If an Alzheimer's client leaves his home, he is tracked and returned.
There is no registration charge to become part of Project Lifesaver. Families and caregivers who register their client pay a one-time equipment fee of $300, which covers the cost of the bracelet transmitter and a supply of batteries and wristbands for a year. After the first year, a $70 fee covers additional batteries for a year.
For those who might not be able to afford the initial equipment fee, the sheriff donated $5,000 from the agency's Forfeiture Fund. Needs are assessed on a case-by-case basis. The Sheriff's Office encourages other residents and businesses to make donations to Project Lifesaver in order to help as many people as possible.
Registered clients and their photos will be kept in a database accessible to all Pinellas deputies. Project Lifesaver has reduced the search time for these persons and reduced the number of resources required for a successful search.
Registration for Project Lifesaver is by appointment. For an appointment or for more information, contact the Pinellas Sheriff's Project Lifesaver Program at (727) 582-6806.
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Menswear designer Julia Hederus presents her Fall/Winter 2008/2009 collection. The 26 year old designer continues to show growth in this collection with a full range of looks and styles. Be sure to also keep an eye out for her next shoe collection with K-Swiss.
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|This is a really handy tip for climbing at places like Lumpy, etc. where you (and your second) often have to slab/face traverse to link up with another crack. Just because you only have one rope, doesn't always mean you can't use it like you are climbing on doubles!
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Jan 31, 2011
|I saw you guys setting that up yesterday, and was initially perplexed. Then all became apparent. Nice lead by the way.
By Monty
From: Golden, CO
Jan 31, 2011
|Where were you, Mike? Did you get out climbing, or just out on patrol? Kinda chily out yesterday.
By Mike Morin
From: North Conway, NH
Jan 31, 2011
|I was out on patrol, I figured I'd take a quick run up to Sunshine Wall and back, since there was a car in the lot (yours I'm guessing). Yeah, it was a chilly day for climbing but great for hiking up that hill.
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Hello children, I'm Tim Tebow. I'm a football player. I play quarterback for the Denver Broncos. I'm here to read you the classic book, "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss. It's about one foodie's quest to force his taste on a friend. It works a lot better if you think of the eggs as Jesus and the ham as the ham you're allowed to eat because you're not in hell.
[Clears throat]
I am Sam
Sam's a guy, by the way. None of that gender ambiguity stuff. Teachers, no ambiguity in the lesson plan, please.
I am Sam
Sam I am
Solid character we got here. Same guy backwards and forward. You know where you stand with Sam.
That Sam-I-am
That Sam-I-am!
I do not like
that Sam-I-am
That's a Grumpy Gus, huh guys?
Do you like
green eggs and ham
Just so we're clear, that's Jesus and ham.
I do not like them,
I do not like
green eggs and ham.
What's this guy's deal? He's trying to save you!
Would you like them
Here or there?
This is a smart approach. I've found that when you're preaching the word of God, uh, EGGS, it's important to find something that sticks and work from there.
I would not like them
here or there.
I would not like them
I do not like
green eggs and ham.
I do not like them,
Got a real tough customer on our hands. Where is this guy from, San Francisco?
Would you like them
from a can?
Would you like them
laying down with another man?
Yes, ma'am, I know that's not the original text. I still think it's an important point to make. No, I won't do it the "right" way. That's unnatural behavior. It's important that we suss it out at a young age. Let them know what's right and wrong. Teach morals, like we should. What do you mean we can't do that in a school? Of course we can. See, kids? This is why you must be taught at home with your parents with an honest faith-based education. It worked for me. I'm a star in the NFL. You can be, too. Yeah, whatever, fine, I'll go.
Anyway, what's-his-face accepted Jesus into his heart and got to eat all the ham he ever wanted in the kingdom of heaven. The end.


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Curtis Vorhees Wampler, b. 1882, d. 1960, married Etta (b. 1882, IN) in 1900.
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At this time of year churches are holding Christmas programs. It is a season when the Christmas spirit should be flowing from one person to another.
New service times at Parkway Baptist Church
In Leviticus, an ancient text sacred to Jews and Christians, God reminds his people that the land belongs to him, that they are but sojourners upon it, and that it is their purpose to provide for its redemption.
Pastor Phillips Brooks was in the Holy Land in 1865 on Christmas Eve. He rode a horse the short distance from Jerusalem to Bethlehem. As he approached the place where Jesus was born he heard the choir singing. Brooks was inspired to write a poem expressing how he felt to stand near the place of Jesus' birth on earth.
Food pantry at Church of Christ
Christmas is a stressful time for many people. It may be the crushing grief because of the loss of a loved one, parties to plan, gifts to buy, and meals to cook. Any number of things can bring frustration in this season of the year.
Christmas in the Country at Levelwoods
Breakfast at B.R. Young Masonic Lodge
Anticipated inclement weather has led to the postponement of a Christmas program.
First Baptist Church, 730 Tonieville Road, Hodgenville, planned the Christmas musical "Rejoice! God is with us!" for this weekend.
Performances will be Saturday (Dec. 14) at 7 pm and Sunday (Dec. 15) at 6 pm.
Rehearsal scheduled for tonight (Thursday, Dec. 5) will still take place.
Volunteers at First Baptist Church Hodgenville collected 1,294 shoebox-filled gifts last week to distribute to children in other countries.
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I've been asked to make cookies in two shades of blush pink and I'm wondering what colour of gel does everyone use to make this colour? Thanks!
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I use the slightest bit of "Rose" gel paste from wilton to get this color.
Depends on the exact shade wanted, but - in addition to the pink - I add ivory or just a tiny, tiny touch of brown.
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Dye was born on April 11, 1782 in South Amboy, Middlesex Co., NJ. He was the son
of Kenneth Dye & Jane Vanderbeck
Abigail Dye was born on February 17, 1785 in Middlesex Co., NJ. She was the daughter of William Dye & Phebe Mountere
Peter & Abigail were first cousins (their father's were brothers). When they were both widowed, Kenneth Dye married Phebe Mountere Dye,
|Peter Dye & Abigail Dye
|Peter Dye & Abigail Dye were
married on April 20, 1805 in Mason Co., Kentucky. At the time of their marriage,
Abigail had an illigitemate daughter from a previous relationship named Eliza.
Peter & Abigail had at least 4 sons, and early census records indicate they
had one more son and also another daughter whose names I have not discovered at
this time. The family is listed on the 1810 & 1820 censuses of Fleming Co.,
Kentucky, which is next to Mason Co., Kentucky. Peter Dye died in 1822 in Fleming
Co., Kentucky. At the time of his death, Abigail had children ranging in age
from newborn to 15. Abigail was married second to Zephaniah White on
May 28, 1824 in Fleming Co., Kentucky. Zephaniah had previously been married to
Cassandra Vantreese Luman. Peter & Abigail's son Lawrence married Mary Ann
Vantreese/VanTrease in 1825, relation to Cassandra unknown, although Frederick
Vantreese was a bondsman when Zephaniah and Cassandra married, and that is the
name of Mary Ann's father and grandfather both. Abigail Dye Dye White died
after 1824, probably in Fleming Co., Kentucky.
Notes for Peter Dye
Notes for Abigail Dye
Child of Abigail Dye & Unknown, adopted by Peter Dye:
|Eliza Dye
|Eliza Dye was born on June 2, 1803, in Mason Co., Kentucky. Her mother Abigail was unmarried at that time, and father is unknown. In a book of memoirs written by Daniel Drake, he recounts visits to (Abigail's father William Dye) "Old Billy Dye's" house, which he says was "one of the fashionable places of resort for the young people of the neighborhood." The account by Dr. Drake is uncomplimentary, stating that "Old Billy" beat his slaves, and that his sons drank and his daughters were a disgrace to him. As Abigail had a child out of wedlock before marrying her first cousin Peter in 1805, possibly she is the daughter referred to. Eliza's mother Abigail married Peter Dye on April 25, 1805, a few months before Eliza turned age two, and Peter raised her as one of his own children as far as I can tell. In the household of Peter Dye on the 1810 census of Fleming Co., Kentucky there is a female age 10-15 who is probably Eliza, although if I have the correct birthdate for her she was only age 7. Eliza was a favorite of her grandmother, Phebe Mounteer Dye, and in Phebe's will in 1818 she names Eliza first in her list of heirs. "First, I give to my Granddaughter Eliza Dye a bed and bedding, bedstead and curtains, one Bureau and one trunk together with all the property that shall be in it at my decease, half dozen chairs, one kitchen table and one Breakfast table, two pots and a teakettle, one set of silver teaspoons and one set teaware such as pots, cups and saucers. Also one set of knives and forks, plates and dishes, one set of commonsp (?), one cow and calf and seventy dollars in money." There is a daughter age 10-16 in the household of Peter Dye on the 1820 census of Fleming County, Kentucky who is probably Eliza, age 16 or 17. Eliza's father Peter Dye died in 1822. Eliza married David Jones on May 30, 1823 in Mason Co., Kentucky. I believe this was Jonathan David Jones, who was born November 2, 1802 in Fleming Co., Kentucky. I believe the family is listed on the 1830 census of Fleming Co., Kentucky under the name Jonathan Jones. On this census there is a male and female age 20-29 who could be Jonathan David and Eliza, both age 27. In additon there is a female age 5-9 and a female age 0-5, who would be unknown daughters. There is also a female age 70-79 that is probably a relation of Jonathan David or Eliza. Eliza's mother Abigail was married second to Zephaniah White in 1824, but I do not find them in 1830. If Abigail is the older woman living with Jonathan David and Eliza in 1830 the age would be an error as she would only have been age 45 in 1830. I have not found the family in 1840, but on May 28, 1843, Jonathan David Jones was married second to Nancy P. Lankford/Langford in Buchanan Co., Missouri. At the time of this marriage, Jonathan David was age 40 and Nancy was age 16. They had 11 children, born between 1844-1865, and lived in Buchanan & Nodaway counties in Missouri before moving to Sumner, Sumner Co, Kansas. I assume that Eliza Dye Jones died sometime after 1830 and before 1843 in Kentucky or Missouri. I don't know if they had more children, or what happened to the two unknown daughters indicated on the 1830 census.
The Children of Peter Dye & Abigail Dye:
|Lawrence Dye
|Lawrence Dye was born about 1807 in
Mason or Fleming Co., Kentucky. He is living with his parents on the 1810
& 1820 censuses of Fleming Co., Kentucky. His father died in 1822 when he
was about age 15, and his mother died in 1825 when he was about age 18. Lawrence
married Mary Ann VanTrease on Jan. 20, 1825 in Fleming Co., Kentucky, and
they had 9 children. The family is listed on the 1830 census of Fleming Co., Kentucky.
Lawrence fell into debt about 1837 and went to South Carolina & Georgia between
1837-1841 to earn some money. On the 1840 census, Mary Ann is listed as the head
of household with the children in Fleming Co., Kentucky. While Lawrence was gone
the court awarded his property to his debtors, and he emigrated with his family
in 1841 to Vermilion Co., Illinois. The family is listed on the 1850 census of
District 21, Vermilion Co., Illinois, and on the 1860 census of Elwood Twp., Vermilion
Co., Illinois. In July of 1862, Lawrence enlisted on the Union side in the Civil
War - he was about age 56. The tours of duty were hard on him, and he became ill
and never fully recovered. Mary Ann VanTrease Dye died in 1865 in Vermilion
Co., Illinois. Lawrence is listed on the 1870 census of Elwood Twp., Vermilion
Co., Illinois, age 63 and living alone. Lawrence remarried Delilah Mills Ritter
Creitzer March 17, 1871 in Vermilion Co., Illinois. It was the second marriage
for Lawrence, and the third marriage for Delilah. Delilah was the daughter of
Levi Mills & Mary "Polly" O'Bryant. Delilah had at least
5 children from her marriage to John Ritter, and Lawrence & Delilah had 4
more children. Lawrence died Sept 7, 1879 in Vermilion Co., Illinois. When
I wrote the state of Illinois for his death certificate I was told they did not
have one - the doctor who treated him stated in an affadavit in his pension file
that he treated Lawrence for free due to his extreme poverty so he did not keep
any records of his death. Delilah married twice more after Lawrence's death,
and she died sometime before June 4, 1892 and probably before 1891.
The Families of Lawrence Dye
Notes for Lawrence Dye
Records for Lawrence Dye
|Unknown Daughter Dye
|Unknown Daughter Dye was born between 1810-1820 in Kentucky. There is a female age 0-9 who is this daughter in the household of Peter Dye on the 1820 census of Mount Carmel, Fleming, Kentucky. Her father died in 1822 when she was age 2-11. Her mother died in 1825 when she was age 5-14. This daughter is possibly the Mary F. Dye who married John W. Selby in Mason Co., Kentucky in 1840 OR the Catherine Dye who married Elias Browning in Mason Co., Kentucky in 1844, but that is not for sure.
|Unknown Son Dye
|Unknown Son Dye was probably born between 1816-1820 in Kentucky. There is a male age 0-9 who is this son in the household of Peter Dye on the 1820 census of Mount Carmel, Fleming, Kentucky. His father died in 1822 and his mother died in 1825. He is probably the unknown male, age 10-14, who is listed in the household of his brother Lawrence Dye on the 1830 census of Fleming Co., Kentucky. This son is possibly the Thomas Dye who married Elizabeth Graham in Mason Co., Kentucky in 1837, but that is not for sure. There is not a male in Lawrence's household in 1840 the age to be this brother.
|Kenneth Dye
|Kenneth Dye was born on April 29, 1812 in Mason Co.,
Kentucky. He is living with his parents on the 1820 census of Fleming Co,.
Kentucky. His father died in 1822 when he was about age 10, and his mother died
in 1825 when he was about age 13. I have not found him at this time on the 1830
census, but he emigrated at some time from Kentucky to Missouri. Kenneth married
Martha Ann Burroughs in 1838 in Pike Co., Missouri and they had 9 children.
There is a household headed by Kenneth Dye on the 1840 census of Pike Co., MO.
The family is listed on the 1850 census of Peno, Pike Co., Missouri. They are
listed on the 1860 census of Indian Twp., Pike Co., Missouri. They moved from
Pike County to Audrain Co., Missouri sometime between 1860 to 1870, and they are
listed on the 1870 census of Cuivre, Audrain Co., MO. Kenneth Dye died on May
16, 1878 in Audrain Co., MO. Martha is listed as widowed on the 1880 census
of Cuivre, Audrain, Missouri. Martha Ann Burroughs Dye died on January 13, 1884
in Vandalia, Audrain, Missouri.
Notes for Kenneth Dye
|Nehemiah Dye
|Nehemiah Dye was born February 29,
1816 in Mason Co., KY. He is living with his parents on the 1820 census of
Fleming Co,. KY. His father died in 1822 when he was about age 6, and his mother
died in 1825 when he was about age 9. I'm not sure where he lived after his mother's
death as his grandparents were also all deceased; probably with one of his uncles
& aunts in Mason Co., KY. I have not found him the 1830 or 1840 census at
this time. Nehemiah married Rebecca Ellen Chandler on November 04, 1848
in Mason Co., KY and they had 10 children. They moved from Kentucky to Illinois
sometime between 1840 to 1850, possibly in 1841 when Nehemiah's brother Lawrence
moved with his family. Nehemiah & Rebecca are listed with their children on
the 1850 & 1855 censuses of District 21, Vermilion Co., IL and on the 1860
census of Georgetown, Vermilion Co, IL. They are listed on the 1865 state census
of Carroll, Vermilion, Illinois. The family moved from Illinois to Kansas about
1869 based on birth places of children. The family is listed on the 1870, 1875,
1880, 1885 & 1895 censuses of Centerville, Neosho Co., KS. Rebecca died on
Septembere 15, 1896 in Centerville, Neosho Co., KS. Nehemiah is age 84, listed
as "father-in-law" in the household of John B. & Julia (Dye) Bennett
on the 1900 census of Centerville, Neosho Co., KS. Nehemiah died on July 19,
1903 in Centerville, Neosho Co., Kansas. Nehemiah & Rebecca are both buried
in the Dunkard Cemetery, Galesburg, Neosho, Kansas.
Notes for Nehemiah Dye
|John Dye
John Dye was born about 1818 in
Mason or Fleming Co., KY. His father died in 1822 when he was about age 4,
and his mother died in 1825 when he was about age 7. He probably lived with his
brother Lawrence after their mother's death as there is a male the right age to
be John listed with Lawrence & Mary Ann's family on the 1830 census of Fleming
Co., KY. I have not found John on the 1840 census at this time. John married Mary
Jane Peck on November 25, 1842 in Washington, Mason Co., KY and they had 3
children, 2 of whom lived to adulthood. The family is listed on the 1850 census
of First District, Mason Co., KY. John & Mary Jane moved with their children
from Kentucky to Illinois sometime between 1850 to 1854. They are listed on the
1860 census of Carroll Twp, Vermilion Co., IL. John served in the Civil War, and
enlisted with his brother Lawrence in Company "C" 73rd Illinois Infantry
on Aug 21, 1862. At the time of enlistement, he was a resident of Georgetown,
Illinois and described as 5'8" with sandy hair, blue eyes and red complexion,
44 yrs. old, married and a farmer. John Dye contracted a disease at the Battle
of Stone River, TN and he died there on December 31, 1862. John is buried
in the Stones River Cemetery, Murfreesboro, Rutherford, Tennessee. His tombstone
says Indiana, but he served in an Illinois unit, so either that is an error or
I have the wrong tombstone photo for him. His widow Mary Jane (Peck) Dye remarried
John Key in 1871 in Vermilion Co., IL, but he died in 1874. Mary Jane is on the
1880, 1885, 1895 & 1900 censuses of Ionia, Jewell Co., KS, living with her
son Alonzo.On the 1900 census Mary Jane is listed as having 3 births with 2 surviving
children. She is listed on pension documents dated April 25, 1901 as living in
Ionia, Jewell Co., KS. Mary Jane died on January 10, 1903 in Ionia, Jewell Co.,
KS. She is buried in the Ionia Cemetery, Ionia, Jewell, Kansas. There is a very
sad letter in the pension file from John's granddaughter Mildred Dye (daughter
of Thomas Dye) who had found herself without income in 1939 after retiring from
years of teaching school and was requesting aid as the granddaughter of a deceased
veteran. The request was denied.
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well, i have a couple questions about my 93 justy that isnt working right now because i burnt up the ecvt clutch. Well i have an oppertunity to buy a 5spd conversion for it for 400 bucks, i dont know if i wanna do that, because of the money i paid for the whole car was only 300 bucks. but i dont know if you can convert any trannys into the car or whatever. Someone said something about putting in a dual range tranny. i dunno. another thing i came across are some turbo manifolds from a 6 cly, car i was just wondering if these would possibly work for a justy, because as far as i know that is one of the hardest parts out of turboing a justy well that and the whole bit about space for everything. also i was looking for one one of these extensions, because i got a intake for the just, but the tubing will not clear the head, does anyone know where i can get one???
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Each young woman will recognize that through personal sacrifice she can help build the kingdom of God.
Provide paper and pencils for the class members.
Optional: Make a copy of Matthew 6:33 or one of the quotations used in the lesson for each young woman to take home.
Assign young women to present any scriptures, stories, or quotations you wish.
Suggested Lesson Development
Elder Thomas S. Monson of the Council of the Twelve told the following story about service and sacrifice:
"Jose Garcia [was] from Old Mexico. Born in poverty but nurtured in faith, Jose prepared for a mission call. I was present the day his [mission] recommendation was received. There appeared the statement: 'Brother Garcia will serve at great sacrifice to his family, for he is the means of much of the family support. He has but one possession—a treasured stamp collection—which he is willing to sell, if necessary, to help finance his mission.'
"President Kimball listened attentively as this statement was read to him, and then he responded: 'Have him sell his stamp collection. Such sacrifice will be to him a blessing'" (in Conference Report, Oct. 1978, p. 83; or Ensign, Nov. 1978, p. 56).
Explain that as daughters of God, young women are given the responsibility to help build up the kingdom of God upon the earth. The kingdom of God is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. At times this responsibility may require them to make great sacrifices.
Sacrifice Helps Us Prepare to Live in the Presence of God
Explain that building the kingdom of God here on earth requires sacrifices by many people.
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What do we mean by sacrifice?
As the young women share their ideas, list them on the chalkboard. Some examples might be—
Making an offering to God.
Giving up something valuable to oneself.
Giving of one's time, talents, and possessions without wanting anything in return.
Explain that "sacrifice is the crowning test of the gospel. It means giving to the Lord whatever he requires of our time, our earthly possessions, and our energies to further his work" (Gospel Principles, chapter 26).
Scripture discussion
Have the class members locate and read Matthew 6:33.
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How does this scripture relate to the principle of sacrifice?
Allow a few minutes to discuss the scripture. Bring out the following points in the discussion:
People have always been tried and tested to see if they are willing to give up personal desires and pleasures and put the things of God first in their lives.
Jesus set the perfect example of sacrifice when he willingly gave his life so that we could be saved from physical death by the resurrection and from our sins by repentance. Others have also sacrificed their lives so that we could have the gospel.
Teacher presentation
Explain that we may not be required to give our lives for the gospel, but we are required to make sacrifices in other ways.
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What are some ways in which we are asked to sacrifice? (Giving our time and energy to Church callings, overcoming fear so that we can share the gospel, paying tithing to the Lord, taking time to read the scriptures and serve our neighbors, giving up the praise of our friends when we do not go along with worldly fashions and habits.)
Point out that it is only by building the kingdom of God through our personal dedication and sacrifice that we can become like our Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ.
Read the following statement by the Prophet Joseph Smith about sacrifice:
"Let us here observe, that a religion that does not require the sacrifice of all things never has power sufficient to produce the faith necessary unto life and salvation; for, from the first existence of man, the faith necessary unto the enjoyment of life and salvation never could be obtained without the sacrifice of all earthly things. It was through this sacrifice, and this only, that God has ordained that men should enjoy eternal life. …
"It is in vain for persons to fancy to themselves that they are heirs with those, or can be heirs with them, who have offered their all in sacrifice, and by this means obtain faith in God and favor with him so as to obtain eternal life, unless they, in like manner, offer unto him the same sacrifice, and through that offering obtain the knowledge that they are accepted of him" (Lectures on Faith, comp. N. B. Lundwall [Salt Lake City: N. B. Lundwall, n.d.], p. 58).
Teacher presentation
Explain that the Lord's people have always sacrificed greatly and in many ways because of their faith and works. Some have suffered hardships and ridicule for their beliefs. Some new converts to the Church have been rejected by their families because they joined the Church. Many have lost their jobs; some have lost their lives.
Encourage the young women to share any personal experiences they have had with making sacrifices or experiences that others have had.
Explain that the Lord has said that our sacrifices will not go unnoticed. Have the young women read Matthew 19:29. Discuss with them the promise given to those who sacrifice.
Point out that as our testimonies of the gospel increase, we become able to make greater sacrifices for the Lord and for others.
We Can Use Our Time, Talents, and Possessions to Build the Kingdom
Tell the following story:
Sister Villafranca lived in San Fernando, Mexico, far from a ward or branch. But she found a way to help build the kingdom in her area. She asked a group of fifty people—thirty of them investigators—to come to her small home to hear the missionaries teach the gospel. The missionary who taught them told what happened:
"As I began the discussion, the room was expectantly quiet. Every student listened with sincere interest. When I asked questions of the class, it seemed as if they had memorized the answers beforehand, and I found myself becoming more and more excited as it became apparent that I had not one golden contact, but a whole room full of them. When it came time to ask if, after they had studied, prayed, and listened to the rest of the discussions, they would be baptized, I was greeted with a chorus of 'Sí.' …
"Now, six years later, there is a branch with almost 200 members in San Fernando. It is there because of the missionary efforts of one stalwart sister who was not afraid to tell others about the gospel, and to do it with the faith that precedes any miracle" (Glenn V. Bird, "Miracle at San Fernando," New Era, Jan. 1977, pp. 28–29).
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What has the Lord given you to use in building his kingdom?
Give each young woman a piece of paper and a pencil. Have her list some of the talents and possessions she has and how they might be used in helping to build the kingdom of God on the earth. Tell her not to write her name on the paper. Collect the papers and read each one aloud to the class. Discuss other ways these talents and possessions might be used to build the kingdom of God.
Teacher presentation
Explain that we all have talents and possessions that we can use to build the kingdom of God—The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Perhaps we can feed or clothe someone in need or give shelter to a homeless person. When we pay our tithes and offerings, we are helping to build the kingdom. There may be times when we will be asked to give more, to make an even greater sacrifice. Although most of us will not be asked to give all we have for the Lord's work, we should be willing to do so if called upon.
Sister JoAnn Ottley, wife of Jerold D. Ottley, conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, told the following story:
"The Lord gave my husband and me special talents for music. We have spent our entire lifetimes studying and developing these gifts. We have had to make many decisions regarding their use. When we were in Europe studying, we realized that we had an especially important and difficult decision to make. Both of us knew that if we remained in Europe, we would have many opportunities for success. We wanted above all, however, to do what the Lord wanted us to do. We desired to be obedient, but beyond that we yearned to be used by the Lord in the building of his kingdom here on the earth.
"We repeatedly fasted and prayed for the direction of the Spirit and to know the will of the Lord. Our answer came during a sacrament meeting at the close of a fasting period. We had both received the same instructions by the Spirit—that our work was at home. We were to return to the United States.
"There followed more months of study, preparation, testing. Then the Lord made it possible for us to return to Salt Lake City. I became a member of the Tabernacle Choir, and my husband joined the Music Department at the University of Utah.
"A short time later, my husband was called by the First Presidency of the Church to be the conductor of the Tabernacle Choir. The Lord had indeed been preparing us for special service" (The Latter-day Saint Woman, Part B, p. 79).
Let the young women discuss why it is important that we use our time, talents, and possessions to help build the kingdom of God on earth.
In summary, read the following quotation:
"We have covenanted in the waters of baptism to love and serve [the Lord], to keep his commandments, and to put first in our lives the things of his kingdom. In return he has promised us eternal life in his Father's kingdom. …
"The law of sacrifice is that we are willing to sacrifice all that we have for the truth's sake—our character and reputation; our honor and applause; our good name among men; our houses, lands, and families: all things, even our very lives if need be. …
"We are not always called upon to live the whole law of consecration and give all of our time, talents, and means to the building up of the Lord's earthly kingdom. Few of us are called upon to sacrifice much of what we possess, and at the moment there is only an occasional martyr in the cause of revealed religion.
"But … we must be able to live these laws to the full if we are called upon to do so" (Bruce R. McConkie, in Conference Report, Apr. 1975, pp. 74–75; or Ensign, May 1975, p. 50).
Testify to the young women that our time, talents, and possessions are really not ours, but they are the Lord's. The greatest joy we can find on this earth is to use them in building up the kingdom of God. If we make these sacrifices with a willing heart, the Lord has promised that we will receive greater blessings now and eternal life in the world to come.
Lesson Application
Encourage the young women to discuss with their families how they might work together and individually to better serve the Lord by making the sacrifices he asks of them.
Suggest that on the next fast Sunday, each young woman fast and pray to know how to use her time, talents, and possessions to help build God's kingdom.
Give each young woman a copy of Matthew 6:33 or a statement from one of the quotations in the lesson to remind her to give of her time, talents, and possessions for righteous purposes.


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By Vision Reporter
President Yoweri Museveni has emphasised the importance of the identity card project, saying it will help fight crime and vote rigging.
Speaking at the 28th NRA/NRM Victory Day anniversary in Mayuge, Museveni said identification will enable government to fight crime accurately and promptly.
"Now that the UPDF has pacified the whole country, it is only the ordinary criminals that continue to disturb the people. One solution for crime is identification," he said.
"The computerization of the identities of all Ugandans and all the residents in Uganda, will enable us to identify criminals accurately and promptly. This is not only good for fighting crime but also for elections by ensuring that crooks, who have been tampering with the voters register, will be exposed.
Beneficiaries of the Nalubaale Medal and Independence Medal pose for a photograph with President Yoweri Museveni (middle with hat) at the 28th NRM day celebrations in Mayuge Sunday. PHOTO/Donald Kirya
Museveni regreted previous unreported incidents of army indiscipline, saying he would investigate all of them and compensate the affected families.
"In spite of the general line of the NRA/UPDF of always being on the side of the people, there were incidents in the anti-insurgency campaign for which we are ashamed. I do not know why the people did not report those incidents. "
"I will personally organize Mato-put (Okukaraba in Runyankore ─ blood settlement) ─ with the concerned families and communities. I appeal to the people to always report the misbehavior of police or army personnel without any fear."
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There's no other way to put it: The Northeast Division is a train wreck with the playoffs just around the corner.
That may end up meaning nothing once the second season begins, but I doubt the way the Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators have played of late comforts any of their fans as the postseason approaches.
The Bruins host the Tampa Bay Lightning on Thursday night having dropped five of their past six games, unwilling to cement a division title the Habs have tried to hand them on a silver platter. Bruins coach Claude Julien was incensed after the team's road loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday night, saying among other things in a terse dressing down of his team: "We're running out of time to get this stuff going."
The Bruins should be able to beat a tired Tampa team Thursday night (the Lightning played at home Wednesday night) before visiting the Washington Capitals on Saturday, then closing out their season Sunday night at home against the Senators. Odds are the B's should win the beleaguered division, with the emphasis on should as a word that doesn't imply certainty.
The Canadiens? Mercy, they've fallen apart worse than any other club in the division -- and not just because, like Boston, they've lost five of their past six games. Rather, it's the manner in which they've lost: clobbered in most of those games and looking nothing like the juggernaut that surprised everyone this season. The team's defensive coverage has been porous and star netminder Carey Price has looked downright shaky.
Having said all that, I think the Canadiens finally showed some promise in the final 30 minutes against the New Jersey Devils on Tuesday, and perhaps that's what they build on heading into Thursday night's road game against the Winnipeg Jets. Maybe.
Otherwise, if Montreal loses again Thursday and the Maple Leafs beat the Florida Panthers, the Habs could lose home-ice advantage in the first round if Toronto beats them in regulation in Saturday night's season finale (the Leafs own the tiebreaker on the Canadiens).
Of course, the fact that the Leafs could end up with the fourth seed (and possibly the division title) would also have to suggest they have a clue right now. They've been outshot a whopping 183-114 over their past five games. They've won two of those five, but even in those wins, they were outshot 32-13 by New Jersey and 50-22 by the Senators.
On Wednesday night, with a golden chance to cut the gap to two points on both idle Boston and Montreal, the Leafs fell 5-2 in Tampa against a Lightning team that sits 14th in the Eastern Conference.
Combined with losses to the New York Islanders and Capitals last week, Toronto is mired in a mediocre stretch that mirrors that of the Habs and Bruins.
"There's things we have to shore up for sure," Leafs blueliner Cody Franson told TSN.ca on Wednesday night after the game in Tampa. "The last thing we're going to do is just hit the panic button over it. We know the mistakes we're making, and it's just a matter of paying attention and shoring them up."
A win in South Florida on Thursday night against the last-place Panthers would make a lot of people in Leaf Nation breathe a little easier. But just a bit.
And finally, what of the Senators?
A five-game losing streak earlier this month had people thinking perhaps the injury-riddled club had finally hit a wall. But four straight wins again made believers out of Sens fans. Then came a demoralizing home loss to the hated Leafs on Saturday, followed by another home loss to a Pittsburgh Penguins team missing Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin, a game Senators players said was one of their most uninspired efforts in a while.
All of which has left the Sens just one point ahead of ninth-place Winnipeg, although with Ottawa having two more games to play than the Jets -- who wrap up their regular season Thursday night -- you have to think the Sens will get in without a problem.
Perhaps the game-changer Ottawa has been waiting for will arrive in the form of Erik Karlsson. The reigning Norris Trophy winner is on the verge of returning from what was supposed to have been a season-ending Achilles injury, taking a regular shift at practice Wednesday alongside normal partner Marc Methot, which had people in Canada's capital buzzing. Word is Karlsson and the Senators will decide after the morning skate Thursday in Washington whether it's a go that night or if he'll wait for Saturday's game against the Flyers.
The Sens will take any boost they can get, that's for sure.
Frankly, so would any playoff-bound team in the Northeast. It's ugly right now in this grouping. Somebody show the way!


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It's the beginning of the week so that means it's time to look back at what went on last week. This is where we look at the numbers of views in each section to get an idea what you guys have been checking out.
Here's last week's data if you want to compare.
Top Seven Viewed Comic Characters
Batman and Spider-Man are still on top. No surprise. Deadpool's been going up and down on the list during the week. You can also see that Wonder Woman has pushed her way up as well.== TEASER ==
Top Seven Viewed News Articles
- Off My Mind: The Difficulties of Making Superman Cool
- Awesome Art Picks: Hawkeye, Justice League, X-Men and More
- Is 'The Dark Knight Trilogy' the Definitive Batman Story?
- Remember When: Superman and Batman Wanted to Kill Jimmy Olsen and Robin?
- 'Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, Part 1' Trailer
- Upcoming 'The Avengers' DVD/Blu-ray to Feature Alternate Ending...
- 10 Comics to Buy This Week: 8/1/2012
Top Seven Viewed Reviews
- Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe #1
- The First X-Men #1
- Earth 2 #4
- Avengers Vs. X-Men #9
- Hawekeye #1
- Ultimate Spider-Man #13
- The Dark Knight Rises
It's surprising that the movie review for The Dark Knight Rises is still hanging in there.
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- The Week in Comic News: 08/03/12
- The Best Stuff In Comics This Week: Episode 04
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- 3-Minute Expert: Who Is Bane?
- The Dark Knight Rises - SPOILER-Filled
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Statement by Senator Simcha Felder Regarding Arrests in the Menachem Stark Case
"I hope that the alleged murderers are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law and are condemned to a life behind bars. I am confident that the Brooklyn District Attorney's office will mount a formidable case and bring justice to the Stark family. As always, my thoughts and prayers remain with the Stark family during this excruciatingly painful time."


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NEW YORK (Feb. 15)
Vilen Zevin, a Jewish lecturer in physics at the Kiev Technical Institute has been suspended following his application for a visa to go to Israel, it was learned from Jewish sources here today. Vilen was accused of "selling himself to the Zionists" when he appeared at a meeting of the physics faculty at the Institute to get the character reference necessary for a visa application.
The committee declared him politically untrustworthy and said it would urge the administration to fire him. Since the meeting. Vilen has not been permitted to meet with his classes or to receive his students' examination papers, the sources said.
According: to the same sources, Valery Kukui, a Jewish engineer from Sverdlovsk who was sentenced to three years at hard labor last June 15, is suffering severe hardships at a forced labor camp in the Urals. According to information from sources who visited the camp recently, he is forced to work out of doors in temperatures as low as 40 degrees below zero in nothing but his prison uniform.
Kukui's outer garments were stolen and the prison authorities have refused to replace them, the sources reported. They said further that Kukui is beaten almost daily by fellow prisoners and was once assaulted while he slept. He has not been allowed visitors for two months because of an alleged minor infraction of prison rules.


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Emmerdale: Heavy petting for Rhona
MARRIED Rhona Goskirk is stunned when new vet Brett Harrison tries to kiss her.
Rhona can't believe it when Brett makes his move as she really didn't see that one coming
But as our picture shows, she is absolutely horrified when he leans in for a smooch.
Shocked Rhona is quick to spurn his advances but Brett arrogantly suggests she should stop lying to herself and go with it.
Disgusted with his behaviour, she tells him to leave and even offers to pay him up until the end of the week.
An Emmerdale insider said: "Rhona can't believe it when Brett makes his move as she really didn't see that one coming.
"She's going through a number of problems with Paddy and only sees Brett as a colleague.
"She is mortified and realises she can no longer work with Brett – the last thing she needs is more problems in her life."
You can catch the steamy scenes a week on Monday on ITV1.


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Aimed squarely at women in business, Birds on the Blog is the brainchild of editor Sarah Arrow. Sarah talks to us about the success of her blog and what she hopes to achieve in the future.
Tell us about your blog, how did you get started? Why did you choose your subject?
I started Birds on the Blog back in January 2010. I realised that there was nothing online for women in business with families that didn't talk down to them or patronise them in some way. So I asked a group of smart business women to help me change this. We agreed to each post once a week, every week, for 12 weeks to see what would happen. The site took off in a big way; Forbes listed us as a top website for women – the only UK entry – and journalists started featuring us in their articles and radio shows. I've met so many interesting people like Guy Kawasaki, Karen Brady, Tony Robbins, Ali Golds, Jacqueline Gold, Anita Moorjani, Gabrielle Bernstein, Nicole Conn, Barbara Niven and many others through Birds on the Blog, and shared what they do for women in business with our community.
How do you source content for your blog?
Each contributor creates their own content, and it's original or adapted for our audience from a piece of content on their own site. 99% of the content has been created for Birds on the Blog and our audience. We also love interviewing women in business and sharing their story from starting out, through bumps in the road, to success. We prefer not to focus on weight loss success stories or 'misery lit'. Positive, upbeat, motivating interviews with real women doing well in their business.
Do you have a favourite post or one that best sums up your blog?
There's so much content (over 3,000 posts) it's hard to have a favourite article. I do enjoy sharing our list of bloggers on 1 January. It's one of our busiest posts. I also like the interviews that we do with other women in business. None of our journeys are the same, and each one shares powerful advice to help other women.
Do you write reviews? How many people read your reviews?
We write reviews on a regular basis and upwards of 1,000 viewers see them at the time of publishing. We also promote our reviews heavily to our audience over a period of time. There are some reviews that were published three years ago that still get good traffic. So if we review something, you know it's going to get seen.
We also like to do giveaways with our reviews so they get more traffic. It could be a free sample chapter of a book, it could be an exclusive video clip, it can be a bigger prize. When we have something to give our readers we have these hidden behind a content locker to get more exposure for the person giving something away. This means the review gets a lot of social shares.
We always reserve the right to review the items honestly. If we don't, then our reviews won't do well. If you send us a shoddy product to review and it breaks, then we will say that. If you send something that works and looks good, then we'll say that, too. Honest reviews are the only way our reviews will be effective.
How did you build a following for your blog?
Painstakingly. I built up a tremendous amount of goodwill with other women, women's networks, and charities. This has grown over the years and it's still how we build a following – one woman at a time. Our contributors are active on social media.
Are you a PR friendly blog? Do you accept contributions and content for your blog?
We are PR friendly. We accept original contributions for articles. We cover events and launches for things that are interesting to women, and of course we love to do interviews, providing that the service/product can add a lot of value to women in business. We prefer not to interview men unless they have an exceptional story to share that is of interest to women in business. Generic 'man makes good in women's world' isn't good enough; we've been doing it for years already.
How best do you like to be approached by PRs?
By email. With my name on it, and a well thought out pitch. If you love my blog, tell me what you love about it so I know you've actually taken a look at it. If you haven't looked but just want to touch base then say that too. Be respectful of my time – sending me 50 irrelevant pitches a day drives me insane. Have a phone number in your email, so if we have a deadline and you have something interesting we'll pick up the phone and get it in. By the same token, if you have a deadline then tell me and we can see if we can work with you.
What's in store for your blog in 2014?
We have big plans for this year. We launch a digital magazine for women iPad users at the end of the month and are currently taking sponsorship, advertising and giveaways. Given that Birds gets over 500,000 page views a month we know that the magazine will be popular. We are also launching a series of training and support products for women and our own membership site. We have no plans to rival Mumsnet, but we do plan to corner the women in business market.
You can find Sarah tweeting @SarahArrow.


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The Power of Tenderness,
Wispy but Tenacious
Alison Krauss and Union Station
Town Hall
Simple tenderness, without irony or showboating, is rare in current pop, and some listeners seek it out no matter how it's categorized. Alison Krauss and Union Station, a string band that sold out Town Hall on Friday night, is led by a fiddler and regularly wins Grammy Awards for bluegrass. True to the genre, the five-member group, with the traditional lineup of fiddle, guitar, banjo, mandolin and bass, can pick uptempo tunes with speedy aplomb and sing polished harmonies on mountain gospel songs. But its true specialty is gentle songs about lost love.
Ms. Krauss finds them from folk and country songwriters and among rock oldies. At Town Hall, her set included the Foundations' 1967 hit, ''Baby, Now That I've Found You,'' along with material from Nashville professionals like Kostas and lesser-known folky songwriters like Louise Branscomb, Mark Simos and Union Station's banjo player, Ron Block. The group's guitarist, Dan Tyminski, and mandolinist, Adam Stiffey, took over lead vocals for songs about traveling.
Ms. Krauss has a feathery soprano voice, and in a decade of recording, she has refined it to a pure, delicate melancholy. Without the edge of traditional rural singers, she sounds wispy but tenacious, with a lonely sweetness. Union Station supports her with with pristine care, sometimes suggesting the Celtic modes of old-timey music, and sometimes providing the acoustic version of a pop ballad arrangement, complete with guitar hooks. The group knows the power of understatement, and in ballads like ''I Can't Let Go Now,'' quiet simplicity becomes utterly heartbreaking. JON PARELESContinue reading the main story


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Do we still have the mid-level exception available to us to maybe do a sign and trade with, for example only, Golden State and Dampier?
Or maybe just a sign a free agent for the MLE?
Since Atlanta used its MLE and traded that player for Harrington, I think we should still have it. Any thoughts?


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Why did my doctor say l will inject half now and top up in 4 months? l had restylane 4 months ago in my tear troughs my doctor said he would top it up after 4 months. is this normal?
Is a Restylane "Top Off" Normal?
Doctor Answers 8
Bad Idea
This is risky business. Your physician may mean well, since he/she is probably trying to save you a buck. However, it would be more prudent for him/her to use the rest of the Restylane elsewhere in your face.
There is too much risk of contamination by bacteria. If there was such contamination your physician would be injecting a host of unwelcome if not dangerous microbes into your face. Restylane is a sugar molecule and as such a tasty treat for bacteria. Besides the hyaluronic acid is likely to dessicate in four months.
All in all a bad idea.
Topping off Restylane
A study was done showing that reinjection of filler before it all wore off made the filler last longer. If this is the effect your doctor is trying to achieve, that's fine, but I would rather use a smaller syringe of a filler so that there is not much waste as I don't store filler to avoid any possibility of reinjecting that filler into the wrong patient in the future. Furthermore, without saving the filler I don't have to worry about the concerns of a remote chance of infection developing from a stored previously opened product. You are having an elective procedure for cosmetic reasons. Minimize the chance of complications.
Saving unused filler product for future use is a bad idea
As my colleagues have already pointed out, saving unused filler for future use is not a good idea. The syringes of all dermal fillers are meant for single use. There is no preservative in the syringe to protect it from getting contaminated while be stored after unsealing the package initially and possibly causing an infection. Your physician should be able to provide you better options. I hope you find my answer helpful.
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I agree with conservative approach...
...But there are lots of other places to put the left-over Restylane: earlobes, cheek folds, eyebrows, lips, so there is no need to waste nor to save. Saved material cannot be guaranteed to be sterile after 4 months.
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Restylane Top off
The instruction of "topping off " the Restylane after 4 months is correct. According to Medicis the makers of Restylane and Perlane full correction results can be extended from 9 months to 18 months when the patient receives refresher treatment somewhere between 4.5 months to 9 months. This touch up usually only requires just a fraction of the amount need for the first treatment. You can find all the data regarding this Protocol on the Restylane USA website.
The real issue of course is whether the product is being stored after opening. It is just a bad idea and should be discouraged for all the reasons already stated. In the case of the under eyes, if the doctor only needed 1/2 syringe for each visit then he should use a 0.4 ml syringe each visit.
Saving Restylane for future injection
I agree with the others that the practice of saving filler material for future injection is probably not a good idea for a couple of reasons. The initial treatment contaminates the product, and if the material is improperly labeled and stored, there is the possibility that your syringe could be mixed up and confused with other partial syringes. Restylane, and now Juvederm do come in smaller syringe sizes if you truly only need a small volume of product.
Good luck.
Restylane Re-injection
Although there have been studies showing no bacterial or fungal growth in a syringe of hyaluronic acid for up to two years, most physicians prefer to inject the entire syringe at one sitting.
Restylane top off not a common practice
Have I heard of this? YES. But is not a common practice in the U.S. Visit more injecting doctors in person to get their opinions. Regards.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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|Easy 'Trail of the Gale Master' Achievement:
Complete ALL the side quests in Adventure mode to get this Achievement, side quests will be marked on the map by blue flags. When you have completed the first side quest from Tsunade you will be given a rainbow kunai which several merchants will offer you a lot of ryo to sell it to them. It is important that you do not sell it as it is needed for another side quest from Tsunade.
Easy 'Trail Of The Gale Expert' Achievement:
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Funny People
Adam Sandler's Unhappy Humorist
Simmons is a top grossing, gross-out comedian, an instantly recognizable celebrity, suddenly diagnosed with a hard to cure variant of leukemia. As he rewinds his life, watching DVDs of his puerile movie comedies and flipping through his scrapbook of Rolling Stone covers, dissatisfaction saddens his eyes. "Is this all there is?" he asks himself. Returning to the LA comedy club where his ascent began, he delivers a dark monologue about atheist parents who imparted no hope or meaning in a cosmos with nothing to look forward to but non-existence. And the gorgeous mansion overlooking the Pacific where he returns at night is a lonely place, despite the gaggle of pretty girls who follow him home.
Funny People is the latest film by writer-director Judd Apatow and something of a departure from Knocked Up and The 40-Year Old Virgin. The raunch remains, but set against the pathos of Simmons' declining life as it intersects with wannabe comedian Ira Wright (Seth Rogan) and his aspiring show biz roommates (Jason Schwartzman, Jonah Hill). Ira is a flabby-looking nerd whose appearance and delivery is almost funny for its lack of humor. Still, Simmons glimpses a sense of humor behind the boy's unpromising appearance and hires him as joke writer, personal assistant and all-around schlep.
Ira is star struck to serve the comic who had inspired him to sharpen the pangs of his unpleasant formative years into comedy. Simmons is alternately scornful, expressing disbelief that Ira's coddled "little faggy childhood" could be grist for humor, and supportive like a wisecracking older brother. He concedes that Ira writes some funny lines, which he delivers with great standup timing during his gig at the MySpace convention. "The more friends you have on MySpace, the less you have in real life," he needles his digitally wired audience.
Funny People is a potluck comedy mixed with a drama of a man on his own deathwatch, petulant and angry as time fades away. Aside from mordant observations on entertainment in the age of YouTube, Apatow's production is a contemporary reiteration of the old suspicion that the people that make us laugh are the unhappiness people of all. ��


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OAK PARK HEIGHTS — The seven-game winning streak to close out the regular season is gratifying, but Stillwater boys' basketball coach Randy Jordan and the Ponies are not looking back.
Stillwater used a balanced effort while celebrating Senior Night with a 64-59 Suburban East Conference victory over Cretin-Derham Hall at Stillwater Area High School.
"It doesn't matter what we've done now, we start over tomorrow and it comes down to one game at a time," Ponies coach Randy Jordan said. "I told them we're three games away from probably one of the most memorable moments you've ever had. We're just going to take it one game at a time."
The Ponies finished the regular season with a 20-6 record, including 13-5 to place third in the conference standings behind Woodbury (15-3, 22-4) and Roseville (15-3, 21-5).
Seedings for the Section 4AAAA tournament were announced on Saturday and the Ponies received the No. 4 seed to earn a home game against fifth-seeded White Bear Lake, which swept Stillwater during the regular season. The top three seeds as voted by the section coaches are Roseville, Woodbury and Tartan (22-4).
It was an inauspicious start for the Ponies on Friday when a pregame dunk resulted in a technical foul and two free throws and the ball to start the game for Cretin-Derham Hall. Senior Joe Quinn was not the guilty party in warm-ups, but he provided some plays for the highlight reel while dropping in a game-high 19 points — including two dunks — for Stillwater, which outscored the Raiders 14-7 in the last five minutes of the game to pull away.
"It just seems like he's gotten better every game, especially in the last month," Jordan said of Quinn. "He's just raised his play to the next level. He's done that few times this year, he gets off quick and he gets up high and he's got long arms."
The youthful Raiders (9-9, 13-13) used a 12-3 run early in the first half to grab a four-point lead, but Stillwater responded by outscoring the Raiders 22-10 over the final 10 minutes to carry a 34-26 lead into the intermission.
"It was really a game of spurts," Jordan said. "We'd get ahead and they'd come back and go ahead and we'd take the lead again. I just thought we had some letdowns at times, but I thought the kids really responded well when they did get behind."
Stevie Moman and Sam Neumann each hit 3-pointers early in the second half and the Raiders used an 11-2 surge to grab a 52-50 lead with five minutes remaining. But that's when Stillwater's senior leadership paid off against a team that received 39 of its 59 points from sophomores and 17 more from two juniors — the Raiders did not receive a point from any of the three seniors on the roster.
Andrew Duxbury, who finished with 14 points, scored on a driving lay-up to tie the game and spark a 14-7 run to close out the game. Joe Quinn soared through traffic to score on an offensive rebound and Aaron Romportl finished a steal and lay-up to provide a 56-50 Stillwater lead with 3:40 remaining.
"It just seems like it's a different person each time," Jordan said. "Whichever part of the game it is, we've had a lot of guys step up. I think it's our senior leadership, I mean, our seniors are pretty focused on winning. When the game gets tough down the stretch they seem to know what to do. (The Raiders) are very young. They played a lot of sophomores so they're going to be tough to be reckoned with the next couple of years."
George Hottinger stopped the bleeding momentarily with a 3-pointer to close within 56-55, but Stillwater scored its last eight points at the free throw line to preserve the lead and sweep the season series.
Stillwater, Romportl and Sam Lagus in particular, helped limit Cretin-Derham Hall's Joe Rosga and Neumann to a combined 23 points, which is nearly half their season average.
"I can't say enough about their defense, it's been there all year," Jordan said. "I don't know how many points (Rosga and Neumann) got tonight, but those two are averaging about 40 points a game, or close to it."
The Ponies are hoping to carry the momentum from a seven-game winning streak into the section playoffs. Placing behind only state-ranked Woodbury and Roseville — teams Stillwater defeated by 17 and 16 points to split with during the regular season — in the conference is a strong showing.
And though the focus has shifted to the postseason, Jordan did reflect briefly on what has occurred to make the Ponies legitimate contenders in the section.
"It's been very successful, the kids have really responded." Jordan said. "I think we lost some games we shouldn't have, but I thought the kids responded well and won some big basketball games against some good quality teams.
"I've been coaching, this is my 32nd year, and they're definitely one of my top groups of seniors as far as being enjoyable and they're great kids. They're not only good basketball players, but they're great students and great people."
C-D Hall 26 33 — 59
Stillwater 34 30 — 64
Cretin-Derham Hall (pts): Brian Lankford-Johnson 3, Joe Rosga 9, Jashon Cornell 11, Sam Neumann 14, George Hottinger 11, Stevie Moman 6 and Francis Delaney 5.
Stillwater: Sam Lagus 4, Aaron Romportl 11, Andrew Duxbury 14, Tony Lennox 11, Joe Quinn 19, Matt Anderson 1, Chad Schlosser 2 and Joel Malwitz 2.
3-pointers: C-DH (8): Moman 2, Neumann 3, Hottinger 2 and Delaney; St (5): Romportl, Quinn and Lennox 3.
Free throws: C-DH, 9-12; St, 13-18.
Fouls: C-DH, 17; St, 10.
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Conference USA has announced its football schedule for the 2013 season. The 14-team alignment for the 2013 season will feature each team playing eight conference games, along with four non-league contests.
FIU's 2013 schedule is highlighted with games against Allstate Sugar Bowl champion Louisville, Beef 'O' Brady St. Petersburg Bowl champion UCF and R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl participant East Carolina. In addition, FIU will be facing ECU, Louisiana Tech, UAB, Southern Miss and UTEP for the first time in school history. FIU played current C-USA member Marshall in the 2011 Beef 'O' Brady's St. Petersburg Bowl.
FIU Homecoming will take place on Oct. 12 versus the UAB Blazers.
"We are very pleased with the way our schedule was structured in our first Conference USA season," said Head Coach Ron Turner. "It is good to have all four non-conference games at the front-end of the schedule, then a bye week before we head into league play. We have a solid home schedule for our fans to rally behind their team and school."
The 2013 alignment will feature seven teams in both the East and West Divisions. East Carolina, FAU, FIU, Marshall, Middle Tennessee, Southern Miss and UAB comprise the East Division, while Louisiana Tech, North Texas, Rice, Tulane, Tulsa, UTEP and UTSA make up the West Division.
Each school will play every team in its division once for six games, while playing two cross-over opponents from the opposite division. The 2013 schedule has 14 playing weeks, which provides for two open dates for each team. The schedule is a one-year model, meaning that as the conference lineup changes for the 2014 season, opponents may change and locations of games for that season are not yet determined.
A schedule of televised games will be released at a later date. Conference USA's national television partners are Fox Sports Media Group and CBS Sports Network for regular season games. The league's ninth annual Championship Game, pitting the champions of the East and West Divisions, is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 7 and will be televised by ESPN or ESPN 2.
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"This is a great conference home schedule in our first season in Conference USA," said FIU Executive Director for Sports and Entertainment Pete Garcia. "We have three current Conference USA schools, along with new member Louisiana Tech, coming to Alfonso Field at FIU Stadium. It will also be a great experience to go on the road to Southern Miss and UTEP, while traveling to familiar stops at FAU and Middle Tennessee. This is a schedule I know our fans will enjoy."
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At Intersec Dubai 2014, held from January 19 to 21, QNAP® Security will demonstrate its powerful Linux-embedded VioStor CMS (Central Management System), the latest VioStor NVR firmware functions (including smart recording, storage expansion solutions), and a full spectrum of VioStor NVR series models. Visitors can experience a comprehensive lineup from home use to business-class of QNAP surveillance solutions.
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Witherspoon donned an altered above-the-knee version in black at the 2011 MTV Movie Awards in Universal City on June 5. The 35-year-old actress sported nude peep-toe heels with the frock.
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The simultaneous FDA approvals are expected to change clinical practice for the diagnosis and treatment of patients with NSCLC. The Abbott ALK test has been designed to identify those patients about 3 to 5 percent of NSCLC patients who would be candidates for the new drug.
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Lung malignancies are the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide, with more than 1.6 million new cases diagnosed each year. About 85 percent of lung cancer patients have the non-small-cell type and are usually diagnosed with advanced disease having a very low survival rate.
Abbott's Vysis ALK FISH test will be available to clinicians and pathologists through Abbott Molecular. For more information visit www.AbbottALK.com.
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Similar to the Abbott ALK test's ability to identify patients for XALKORI® therapy, Abbott's PathVysion test, the first FDA approved FISH-based companion diagnostic, detects amplification of the HER-2 gene and acts as an aid in identifying patients for Herceptin® (trastuzumab) therapy for breast cancer. The Abbott UroVysion test also utilizes FISH technology to quantitatively assess chromosomal changes in the cell's nucleus, which may aid in the diagnosis as well as in the surveillance and monitoring of bladder cancer.
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