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Faith in perfection

“The Lord will perfect that which concerneth me: thy mercy, O Lord, endureth for ever: forsake not the works of thine own hands.” Psalm 138:8

Suggested Further Reading: Deuteronomy 31:1-8

There is yet another confession in the text—the Psalmist’s confession that all he has, he has from God. “Forsake not the works of thine own hands.” I will not, however, dwell upon it, but urge you who are believers to go home and cry aloud to God in prayer. Let this be a New Year’s day prayer. “Forsake not the work of thine hands. Father, forsake not thy little child, lest he die by the hand of the enemy. Shepherd, forsake not thy lamb, lest the wolves devour him. Great husbandman, forsake not thy little plant, lest the frost should nip it, and it should be destroyed. Forsake me not, O Lord now, and when I am old and grey headed, O Lord, forsake me not. Forsake me not in my joys, lest I curse God. Forsake me not in my sorrows, lest I murmur against him. Forsake me not in the day of my repentance, lest I lose the hope of pardon, and fall into despair; and forsake me not in the day of my strongest faith, lest my faith degenerate into presumption, and so I perish by my own hand.” Cry out to God, that he would not forsake you in your business, in your family; that he would not forsake you either upon your bed by night or in your business by day. And may God grant, when you and I shall come to the end of this year, we may have a good tale to tell concerning the faithfulness of God in having answered our prayers, and having fulfilled his promise.

For meditation: Do you open up every area of your life to the One who has promised never to forsake his people? Are there any aspects of your relationship with him which are not all that they should be (Malachi 1:6)?

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Evangeline Downs Racetrack & Casino, the first racino built from scratch, will kick off its first Thoroughbred meet April 7 with record overnight purse distribution and an expanded stakes schedule.

Evangeline Downs moved from Carencro, La., about 15 miles north to Opelousas. Slot machines have been operating at the new location for more than a year, but live racing didn't commence until February, when a Quarter Horse meet began.

The Thoroughbred meet will span 88 days through Sept. 5, with racing Thursdays through Saturdays, and Mondays, with first post at 6:45 p.m. CDT.

"The energy and excitement levels are at an all-time high," track general manager Mike Howard said in a release. "We have a full barn area for the first time and full fields for (the first two programs). We are expecting our volumes to increase significantly. We are coming off our first Quarter Horse season at our new facility and are prepared to move forward with 40th and best season of Thoroughbred racing."

Due in large part to slots revenue, purses are up 25% from 2004 levels in the first condition book. Average daily purses are set at $150,000, compared with $120,000 at the end of the 2004 season. Under Louisiana law, 15% of slots revenue goes to purses and breed development.

The slots went online Dec. 19, 2003. Thoroughbred purses have increased 140% from their 2003 levels of $63,000 per day levels.

"Purses are the mechanism that drives racing," said David Yount, Evangeline Downs executive director of racing operations. "Higher purses bring better horses, which bring fuller fields and more competitive racing, generating larger handles. It all feeds off itself. Last year, we averaged 9.45 starters per race, one of the highest in the country. Our ultimate goal is to have the largest field sizes in the country and to be one of the premier racing facilities in North America."

The stakes schedule features six new events and a total purse hike of $295,000. New on the schedule is Louisiana Legends Night, which will feature eight stakes, most of them for state-breds, July 2.

The first three programs (April 7-9) will kick off the anniversary celebration. Donald Comeaux, who rode Blue Vee, the first winner at Evangeline Downs in Carencro April 28, 1966, will be in the winner's circle for the first race presentation. He will be joined by Pete LeBlanc, son of Blue Vee's trainer, Pierre LeBlanc, and other family members.

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Macho Again powers to victory in the Derby Trial.
West Point Thoroughbreds’ Macho Again had the determination to overcome four graded stakes winners, plus four others, when he powered to the lead in the $115,200 Derby Trial at Churchill Downs April 26.
The 7 1/2-furlong Derby Trial, once run to prep horses for a start in the Kentucky Derby, is now a race for 3-year-olds not on the road to that race. Still, this year’s running drew a solid field, with the presence of Hopeful Stakes (gr. I) winner Majestic Warrior, Saratoga Special (gr. II) victor Kodiak Kowboy, Swale Stakes (gr. II) winner Eaton’s Gift, and Delta Jackpot (gr. III) victor Turf War.
Macho Again, unraced since a seventh-place finish in the March 22 Lane’s End Stakes (gr. II) for trainer Dallas Stewart, was lightly regarded at odds of 9-2. The Macho Uno   colt had just two wins under his belt—a maiden score at Churchill last fall and an allowance win at Fair Grounds in February. The allowance win, by 4 1/2 lengths at six furlongs, came after a sixth-place finish in the Lecomte Stakes (gr. III) at the beginning of the year.
In the Derby Trial, Macho Again was first at the start under jockey Julien Leparoux. Taken back to sixth, he followed a pace set by Eaton’s Gift, who went through a quarter in :22.59 and a half in :45.14 while leading the field well in the center of the track. Lemon Spice raced second, and Da’ Tara tracked along in third.
“He broke good and was in good position," Leparoux said. "As they made the run into the stretch, we got bumped a little bit between the eighth and sixteenth (pole). When he got bumped, it made him go again. I rode him before around two turns, and he was not the same. Around one turn, that’s the kind of distance he needs.”
Moving into the far turn, Macho Again was closing four wide when he was bumped slightly from an outside contender. Jockey Calvin Borel and Fujita moved up the rail to take a brief lead, but Kodiak Kowboy found running room and moved with Macho Again to put a nose in front. Those two took it down to the wire after going five-eighths in 1:09.95, but when asked for more, Macho Again responded with an extra kick to pull away. The margin of victory was a half-length in a final time of 1:28.45.

“He’s a really honest colt," Stewart said. "He had a little bit of trouble at the quarter-pole. Kodiak Kowboy dug in tough at the sixteenth pole and Macho had to work hard to get by him and he finished up really well. He loves the track. He likes the dirt. We’ve just got to keep him off the Polytrack. He trains well over it, but he just doesn’t get down and run on it. There are a ton of good 3-year-old races coming up, so we’ll see (what comes next). This horse still has to mature a little bit, but he’s got a lot of fight in him."

Macho Again returned $14.20, $5.60, and $3.80. Kodiak Kowboy brought $4 and $3, while Fujita paid $5. Majestic Warrior, Da’ Tara, Iron Works Pike, Eaton’s Gift, Turf War, and Lemon Spice completed the order of finish. Zulu Magic scratched.
Macho Again, bred in Florida by Milan Kosanovich out of the Wild Again mare Go Donna Go, was a $150,000 OBS February 2-year-olds in training sale purchase. He has three victories and two runner-up efforts to his credit with earnings of $143,761.

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Adirondack Stakes (gr. II) winner Kauai Katie puts her two-race unbeaten streak on the line in the $200,000 Matron Stakes (gr. II) Sept. 30 at Belmont Park, taking the next step toward the Grey Goose Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (gr. I).

The 2-year-old daughter of Malibu Moon   is the 2-5 favorite in a field of six for the six-furlong Matron, race seven on a 10-race card with an approximate post time of 4:02 p.m. EDT.

Kauai Katie, who broke her maiden by 12 lengths at first asking going 5 1/2 furlongs July 20 at Saratoga Race Course, easily overpowered four foes in the 6 1/2-furlong Adirondack. She won by 2 3/4 lengths after ripping through early opening fractions of :21.77 and :44.93 under Rosie Napravnik, who returns for a third outing.
Stonestreet Stables purchased Kauai Katie for $490,000 at this year's Fasig-Tipton Florida sale of select 2-year-olds in training. She is conditioned by Todd Pletcher.
"As Stonestreet also has Dreaming of Julia, who seems to be adept at longer distances, obviously you try to separate the two," said Pletcher, noting that Dreaming of Julia is pointing toward the one-mile Frizette (gr. I) Oct. 6 at Belmont. "This seems like a logical spot for Kauai Katie."
Pletcher will also saddle Cheyenne Stables and McNeill Stables' maiden winner Unabashed as part of an uncoupled entry in the Matron. The daughter of Elusive Quality   was a 4 1/2-length winner in her only start to date, coming from off the pace over 5 1/2 furlongs against maidens at Saratoga Aug. 17.
"Unabashed actually surprised us a little bit," Pletcher remarked. "Not so much that she won, but I didn't anticipate that she would be away a beat slow, find herself behind horses, and would handle herself as professionally as she did. She took it all in stride and it was a very professional effort."
Spinaway Stakes (gr. I) runner-up Sweet Shirley Mae comes into the Matron looking for her second lifetime score for Ice Wine Stables. Trainer Wesley Ward sent the Broken Vow   filly seven furlongs at Saratoga in the top-level event Sept. 2; she was beaten 2 1/2 lengths by the undefeated So Many Ways. Prior to the Spinaway she ran fifth in the July 20 Schuylerville (gr. III), that off a sound 1 1/2-length Belmont debut win.
Paul Pompa Jr.'s Baby J was third in the six-furlong Schuylerville after winning at 5 1/2 furlongs June 28 at Belmont. Trainer Rick Dutrow saddled the J Be K filly to a half-length victory in her debut.
Live Oak Plantation's Seasoned Warrior, trained by Hall of Famer Bill Mott, finished second to Baby J in that June 28 start but came back to break her maiden by 3 3/4 lengths going six furlongs at Saratoga. The daughter of Majestic Warrior   was fourth in the Spinaway last time out and is the 5-1 second choice on the morning line.
Doubled, winner of the Sept. 2 Sorority Stakes going six furlongs at Monmouth Park, completes the field. Nancy Shuford's homebred Exchange Rate   filly won by 1 3/4 lengths for trainer Cathal Lynch in that event; she is two-for-four with her maiden score coming at Parx Racing July 24.
$200,000 Matron Stakes (gr. II, Race 7, 4:02 p.m.), 2YO Fillies, 6 Furlongs
PP., Horse, Jockey, Weight, Trainer, Odds
1. Unabashed (KY), J.R. Velazquez, 117, T A Pletcher, 8-1
2. Doubled (KY), A.S. Arroyo, 121, C A Lynch, 20-1
3. Baby J (KY), R.A. Dominguez, 117, R E Dutrow Jr., 10-1
4. Sweet Shirley Mae (KY), K.J. Desormeaux 117, W A Ward, 12-1
5. Seasoned Warrior (FL), J. Rosario, 117, W I Mott, 5-1
6. Kauai Katie (KY), R. Napravnik, 121, T A Pletcher, 2-5

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Well, my ears are finished. For the moment. I now have six piercings on the left side and three on the right side. No particular reason why there's twice as many on the left, but I had a bizarre conversation with some one who pointed out to me that the way I had my ears pierced made me 33% gay. I pointed out to him that his statement made him 100% stupid.

Some of the piercings I've already written about and are already on the BME (helix, tragus, antitragus, lower conch -all in the left ear). I'd decided I wasn't particularly happy with the way they went together, but purely due to the jewellery I had in. The conch was alright, the antitragus needed a curved barbell that was shorter than the straight one I already had, the tragus needed a ring that was smaller in diameter, and the helix needed a larger guage ring. So I went in to see Phil at Grahams Tattoo Studio in Dundee to see if I could get them. Turned out that the jewellery I wanted would have to be ordered especially as they're rather strange sizes.

As I didn't want to have had a wasted trip I decided to get a couple more piercings... okay! I admit it, I was going to anyway!

The first one I got was situated on the antihelix, at the wide part just before it splits into the lower (rook) and upper crus. Now I previously said that my tragus was the most painful. That was after I'd had my tragus and antitragus for only half an hour though and looking back, although the tragus was more intensely painful, the antitragus caused more problems as far as pain afterwards went. These didn't get infected at all which was good, but the antitragus didn't stop bleeding for more than 24 hours. There's a lot of blood vessels in that area so one of these was probably severed. The antihelix was a totally different sensation to any of the others. Not quite as intense as the tragus, but prolonged. I got a barbell put through it and although there was a good 1/8th of an inch free to accomodate any swelling and to aid cleaning, it wasn't enough! It quickly became swollen to the extent where cleaning was really difficult and then it developed into a full blown infection! My fault! A few days on antibiotics sorted that out though. This is by far my favourite piercing so far. It looks amazing.

I also got another three piercings done on the same day to finish off the general composition of my ears (that's the frustrated artist in me speaking!) I got the lobes of both ears done and the bit just as the lobe and helix meet on the right ear. Hold on, I've missed one! I got the helix on my left ear done as well, just opposite the previous one. I think that's them all! None of these hurt much, the helix a bit, the lobes not at all. I could feel them, but it wasn't really a sensation that could be equated to pain (especially after the antihelix!) These ones didn't get infected or anything. No problems at all.

I have to say that having my ears done has been a bit of an adventure, and I'm a little sad that there's not really any room for more. I'm going to stretch the lobes and maybe once they're stretched put a transverse piercing through the right lobe. I keep seeing areas of my ears that would look good with another ring in them, but too much and they'll end up looking cluttered. I guess there's plenty of other things to get pierced, but where first???

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FV 406 - Hello My Name Is Ze

Slowly developing in a fermentation tank is the latest in our fruit infused international IPA series; Hello My Name is Ze is a passionfruit infused IPA brewed exclusively for the Brazilian market. You can expect Punk multiplied by Jack Hammer, divided by passionfruit with some Brazilian spirit factored in too. A collaboration with the amazing 2Cabecas brewers from Brazil, this beer will only be available in bottles in Brazil and to our Equity Punks.

FV 104 - Tokyo*

Tokyo started life at 12%, then went to 18.2% and now, in our quest to make it as good as it possibly can be is going to be brewed at 16.5%. Our latest batch of Tokyo* is quietly doing its thing in tank at the moment. We've slightly tweaked the recipe to provide the perfect balance of flavours and body in this beer, so Tokyo* will now weigh in at the slightly lower ABV of 16.5%. However you can expect exactly the same intense and complex flavours of treacle, jasmine, coffee and chocolate as before, just in a more balanced and satisfying package! Here's Franz adding some Jasmine pre-fermentation.

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Coffee Badger is a collaboration between BrewDog and Stronzo. Stronzo have produced some tip-top treacley stouts and meads (they feature twice in our new guest beers blog), and this braggot (mead/beer hybrid) is set to continue the trend. Based on Honey Badger, this immense black beer has been fermenting for a month already and is approaching 16% ABV. Brewed with over a ton of honey, it's now nearly ready to be supercharged with a massive (read: nearly half a ton) of coffee. Yup.

This beer is going to be aged in Scotch barrels and should be ready to go at the end of 2014.

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An imperial black saison which resides currently in French red wine barrels, Black Jacques has a turbulent heritage. A Belgian style aged in French barrels using Scottish ingredients? We'd hate to see the Black Jacques family tree, but at least this experimental brew tastes exactly as good as it sounds. Deep, resonant, complex red wine barrel flavours blend perfectly with the spicy and earthy saison notes all smoothed over with luscious dark malts. Coming your way soon.

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This draft-only beer has big floral aromas backed up with some of our favourite fruity hop flavours. Bitter, bright and refreshing, our Jasmine IPA is a perfect spring beer for drinking outside (under a patio heater, with a pair of gloves on). This was brewed at the Dystopian Puppet Hobby Centre on one of our final training days. Look out for this small batch beer on taps in BrewDog bars.

Bottling line - Paradox Heaven Hill

Paradox Heaven Hill is a 15% Imperial Stout aged in American Bourbon Barrels for 12 months. A schizophrenic translatlantic son of a bitch of a beer. Huge, decadent imperial stout clashes in the most beautiful way with the best incarnation of the American Dream since Nixon choked on a cheeseburger. We think this might just be the best Paradox ever.

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Munky23 8th April, 2014 4:24pm
PLEASEEEEEEEEEE make the Ze available in the UK
Chandalf 8th April, 2014 3:37pm
Looking forward to some Paradox, some Paradox, some Paradox and - as Im an EP - Ill have a Brazilian too!
martinegreen 7th April, 2014 9:24pm
If I was a dog and I would probably be sat drolong and dripping with saliva srt tbese beers.... wait a minute, I am ..... and I hear a bell ringing....
hessian 7th April, 2014 7:18pm
Shame that Hello My Name is Ze will not be in the UK, as it sounds awesome.
Ram man 7th April, 2014 6:27pm
Can I suggest A name for your imperial saison: Ferme De luxe which is french for luxury farmhouse.
322 7th April, 2014 5:56pm
Aaaww, why cant we europeans get to order some of that ze? :(
Greedo 7th April, 2014 5:24pm
White wine barrel aged beer = holy crap.
andyhawkes 7th April, 2014 4:58pm
Also, on the subject of naming beers, you should do a blueberry infused beer (maybe a summery blueberry wheat) and call it Bracken Blue...
andyhawkes 7th April, 2014 4:56pm
Ill start with 3 of each...
BeerDeprived 7th April, 2014 4:39pm
Will you guys be working on a Gluten Free Beer anytime soon?
Crowson 187 7th April, 2014 4:35pm
Balls just paid off a load of my credit card ready for the AGM and costs! Looks like Ill be having to start that all again when these go live!


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  • Marie from Highlands Ranch, CO
  • Jun-10-2015 I am a current student here

    The Colorado School of Mines is a great school to get to study at. The atmosphere is like a community and everybody knows it can be a struggle. Additionally, they have many opportunities to connect with professionals in various industries.

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  • Meridith from Watauga, TX
  • Jun-01-2015 I am accepted here and planning to attend soon

    CSM is the best school you could ever go to for a degree in the STEM fields. I am so excited to learn from top-notch professors in a beautiful mountainous environment and to work side by side with them in the lab classes. Such a rigorous school is not for the faint of heart, but if you're a go-getter interested in engineering, math, or science, go and get yourself to Mines!

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  • Andrew from Littleton, CO
  • Jan-14-2015 I am a current student here

    This is an excellent school for the dedicated individual who isn't afraid of hours upon hours of grueling work. The professors here are among the best in how they present the material as well as how they prepare you for upcoming exams. Personally, this school is by far the best education experience I could ask for.

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  • Alisha from Fort Collins, CO
  • Nov-07-2014 I am a current student here

    Colorado School of Mines is a small and difficult school. Every freshman class is a weed-out class. However, the community and support is strong.

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  • Anonymous
  • Oct-04-2014 I am a current student here

    Academically, CSM has very challenging courses but is very supportive of all of its students. There is always a variety of activities going on each day of the week, and many clubs and groups provide specialized interest activities.

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  • Noah from Scottsdale, AZ
  • Sep-10-2014 I am researching this school and have visited the campus

    From all my research and my visit. I see it as one of the best colleges for a strong acedemic student wanting to suceed but stay in a layed back kind of enviroment.

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  • Amanda from Centennial, CO
  • Sep-09-2014 I am a current student here

    The staff here is very willing to help you with whatever you are having trouble with. Golden is a beautiful town and it's hard to get bored at Mines with so much to do around you. I love going here because the community pushes you to be the best you can be.

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  • Sasha
  • Jul-22-2014 I am researching this school and have visited the campus

    Mines is a rigorous school for the math and science oriented mind. It is a small campus with only 3,000 students roughly, but it is a beautiful campus. Definitely academically oriented.

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88% of students receive aid
38% get federal aid ($4,068 avg)
24% get state aid ($1,962 avg)
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Grant or Scholarship Aid $4,478 68%
Federal Grant Aid $4,068 38%
Pell Grants $3,861 37%
Other Federal Grants $608 24%
Institution Grant Aid $4,267 24%
State Grant Aid $1,962 24%
Student Loans $6,586 65%
Federal Loans $5,541 63%
Other Loans $6,193 13%

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Out of State $588

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  • Autumn from Superior, WI
  • Jun-23-2014 I am a current student here

    The size and facilities on this campus are almost like a private school for the price of a technical school. It really is great! Plus, you get so much included with your tuition.

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  • Transfer from Southern MN
  • Oct-15-2012 I am a past student here

    Great cost for tuition. Lowest in the Twin Ports area (way lower than St. Scholastica and UMD) and even in the UW System (just compare Madison to UW-Superior and you'll see what I mean.

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  • Nicole from Superior, WI
  • Aug-21-2012 I am a current student here

    Tuition every where is outrageous. It's hard finding a school that is worth the huge amounts that you're paying, but I would say UWS is one of the few. You get the one on one time you need with your teachers and an over all quality education for an average price.

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  • Sarah from Duluth, MN
  • Feb-16-2012 I am a current student here

    as a biology major, uws is the perfect place for me because of the wild life areas close to campus. i am within driving distance of the lake superior zoo, hawk ridge bird observatory, st. louis river, and several state parks. i have a chance to recreate and do my research in the same area!

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Chile's #1 hit songwriter and Grammy-nominated producer, Jaime Ciero debuts his first solo album. This album is a fresh new sound to Latin music, mixing romantic ballads, rock and Latin rhythms.
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If one were to travel into the heart of Chile and turn on any radio station, you can rest assure that he or she would hear a song written by Jaime Ciero. For the past several years Jaime Ciero has been the words and melodies behind some of Latin America’s biggest artists. Today, he steps out of the shadows and into the spotlight introducing his songs and his voice with the release of his debut album titled Volar.

Born October 13th, 1971 in Santiago Chile, Jaime’s music career began at five years-old when he wrote his first song, a ballad written for his mom’s friend, his first crush. It was a sign that he would go on to become one of the most successful balladeers in Chile. At the age of seven, by observing his father and uncle, Jaime learned to play the guitar and at sixteen, he discovered love in the shape of a bass guitar. Within six months of perfecting the bass, Jaime became one of the most talented and requested bass players in Chile. He began playing shows with different artists and recorded on various albums.

Always having the hunger to grow as a musician, he studied harmony, and learned other instruments like piano and drums. At the young age of seventeen, he was arranging songs and conducting orchestras throughout Chile. Then one day, while working with the Chilean group Ariztia, he discovered that the group was looking for songs. He wrote the song Finge, which the group recorded and took to the top of the charts. After the success of Finge, critics were skeptical about Jaime as a composer and predicted that he would be a “one hit wonder”. Wanting to prove otherwise, Jaime wrote the song El Fotographo for the artist Adrian that also went on to be a number one hit. Jaime continued to prove that he was just as talented of a composer as he was a musician, writing songs for Luis Jara, Alberto Plaza, Luis Fonsi, and Alejandra Guzman. In 1995 Jaime was the 2nd place finalist at Chile’s world famous Vina del Mar festival and was also awarded “Best Musician of Chile” by the Chilean writer’s society SCD.

In 2001, at the height of his career, Jaime moved to Los Angeles with hopes of learning more about life and conquering new challenges. He continued to write and produce songs for other artists, but the desire to sing was calling him more and more. Then one day, his daughter Camila asked him, “Why don’t you sing your own songs when you have such a beautiful voice”? At that moment, he knew it was time.

In late November of 2006, with the help from some of the most talented musicians in the business, Jaime embarked on the production of his debut album. Writing, arranging, and producing every song on the album, Volar is a fresh new sound to Latin music. With songs like Volar, Ahora and Me Faltas Tu, Jaime stays true to his essence as a balladeer, but also mixes romance with rock on songs like Al Otro Lado and Me Robe Un Corazon and Latin rhythms like Empezar de Vuelta and Dona Claudia.

With the release of Volar¸ Jaime’s career is sure to fly to new heights. As Jaime says, “If everyone is commenting on a book, than there is nothing better than the guy who wrote the book to explain the meaning. If God gave me the words and the voice, then why not”?

Jaime Ciero’s much anticipated debut album Volar will be available January 2008 online.

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All 'A' Classic officials will make a decision Monday where and when the state baseball tournament will conclude after rain forced postponement of Sunday's semifinal and championship games.

Newport Central Catholic was scheduled to play Hazard at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday in one semifinal followed by Danville and Bardstown Bethelehem, with the championship game scheduled for 1 p.m. at Whitaker Bank Ballpark in Lexington. With a steady rain falling when the teams arrived and a forecast for steady rain the rest of the day the decision was made around 9:30 a.m. to postpone all of the games.

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    Probably one of the best things I've ever seen:

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    Should go well with drugs.
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    I'd be happy to see him again.
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    well, for all intensive porpoises it is, will sell out within seconds tomorrow.
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    was going to make my own thread for this but did the search. Been wanting to see him. He put out this video today and shit is bananas.

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A super-genius in his old private school, Erwin Talon is in APS-001 now, and this school is well equipped to handle bratty super-scientists with armies of disruptive, bio-enhanced bodyguards. Thwarted, foiled, and penalized, Erwin soon becomes a laughingstock. Will the world's greatest natural genetics genius flunk out of Pixie Biology, or will he learn his lesson before it's too late?
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On February 12th, 2013 we welcomed our one millionth customer. That's a huge number and significant milestone in our 17-year history. We are very proud and humbled to have so many people choose to do business with us each and every day.

Something this big deserves a big celebration. And we cannot think of a better way to celebrate than to give something equally significant back to those that made this possible — our customers who selected us for their wireless service needs and the employees who provide the award-winning customer support that sets us apart from all other cellular companies.

A Million Thank You's

In honor of reaching 1 million customers, we want to say thanks, a million times, by giving back 1 million dollars. Half of this has been split among our 750 amazing employees whose hard work and commitment to taking care of our customers is the key to our success.

And on behalf of our customers, we have donated the other $500,000 to five wonderful charities. Just as our customers are spread throughout the entire country, each of these organizations provides services across the United States. We also selected charities whose missions were near and dear to the hearts of our customers. We are pleased on our customers' behalf to be able to donate $100,000 each to:

Our Continued Commitment

It's a very rewarding time here at Consumer Cellular. But rest assured, we remain just as committed today at 1 million strong as we were 17 years ago when it was all still a vision. Affordable, superior cell phone service from friendly people that genuinely care about you is more than just lip service. It is what has gotten us this far and it remains our commitment to our customers and employees as we continue to grow.

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A swanky smartphone purchase app won "Best of Show" in the 2011 CS Human-Computer Interaction Design Competition, in which 17 grad and undergrad teams took part.

In CPSC 344/544  (Introduction to User Interface Design), student teams explore their own experiences to identify human activities that are in drastic need of better technological support, then iteratively design and evaluate new - sometimes radically different - interface systems that will improve peoples' lives in some way. This intense, hands-on course culminates with a design competition on the last night of classes, judged by a guest jury of practicing industry and academic HCI experts.

This year's December 2 competition featured 17 presenting projects (11 undergraduate and 6 graduate student teams, out of a class of 69 students), targeted user headaches that included figuring out what kind of clothes to wear all week, finding things in stores, managing your e-wallet, and finding and navigating the urban biking route you want to take today.

Awards were sponsored by RIM, and adjudicated by a design jury of Trevor Allen (senior interaction designer at TELUS), Jeremy Gordon (project manager at UBC IT), and Oliver Schneider (UBC CS grad student and former 344/544 TA).

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Best in Show: Handheld Grocery Store Checkout

   Alexander Boyd,  Ioana Bercea,  Sung-Min Simon Park,  Keane  Lim, Hong Hao Zhao

"Germane Engineering" Award: Retail StoreItem Finder

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BALTIMORE -- It has been a while since Wizards assistant coach Sam Cassell has been back on the basketball court of his alma mater. And it's been quite a while since the team has been in this city, too.

Led by Cassell, who played at Dunbar Senior High School in the late '80s, the Wizards held a basketball clinic for students Thursday. Bradley Beal, Garrett Temple and Bullets alumni Mike Riordan and Larry Stewart were among others in attendance.

The Wizards begin training camp Sept. 28. They will play a preseason game Oct. 17 vs. the New York Nicks at Baltimore Arena.

"I haven't been here in a long time. We used to call this place the Eastside Garden. It's changed. The banners are still the same," said Cassell, who graduated from Dunbar in 1988 before going on to a 15-year career as an NBA player. "This opportunity came up to me about coming back to my alma mater, why not?

"This is where my groundwork, my roots started right here at Dunbar under coach Bob Wade. This was our sanctuary. … This court was clear at all times. You didn't see too many people walking through the court. If were weren't practicing this court was clear. You had to walk around the court. It's different seeing the kids playing on the court right now. Bob Wade used to always say, 'Only real basketball players are allowed on this court, unless you had gym class.'"

Riordan spent six season with the Bullets, including the last two in the franchise's original home of Baltimore (1971-73).

"It was always a good basketball town. Got a lot of memories," said Riordan, who averaged 18.1 points in the final Baltimore season. "It had a small-town feel to it but a big-time basketball feel to it. The exhibition that's being played back here next month is something I'm looking forward to."

Riordan, a New York native, was drafted by the Knicks and then traded to the Bullets.

"The favorite memories of Baltimore were the real big playoff matches against the Knicks. Back in the late '60s, early '70s they were classic matchups with Gus Johnson and Earl Monroe," he said. "I was just getting  in the league at the time. It was my baptism into basketball. I just had a real good experience here in Baltimore and I've never forgotten it. I still enjoy this town more than I do D.C."


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I don't need to know the plot or the ending just the theme. Is it about a poor person striving to be rich. Because if so, I'm going to purchase the book.

by Anonymousreply 603/27/2013

It stars a chick with pudding face and scratchy-teen voice (I call it "The Lohan") pretending to be Arnold Schwarzenegger in Running Man.

Amazing that the junk cinema of the 1980s is not only financially successful today, but considered respectable.

Also, why is a less attractive version of Renee "I suck lemons" Zellweger now supposedly one of the hottest women in the world? People will believe anything. And Hollywood will sell anyone, as long as they have the right parents or are *really* good at giving hummers, sucking clit and taking it doggy.

That also pretty much sums up the experience of sitting through a well-respected remake of a Schwarzenegger B-product.

by Anonymousreply 103/27/2013

It's about a poor person striving to avoid being killed on national TV.

It may not be your cup of tea, OP.

by Anonymousreply 203/27/2013

Why is it so popular? Tell me the book is better than that Twilight shite.

by Anonymousreply 303/27/2013

I loved and devoured all three books. Engaging story, great characters, admirable politics. Movie was good, but, like the Harry Potter films, I view it more as a supplement to the books than a standalone product.

Never read or seen Twilight.

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OP, if you want to go from being poor to being rich, don't sit at home reading "inspirational" stories.

Get out there and start dealing drugs!

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Why was it allowed to decline so horribly?

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There was no money. It nearly went bankrupt under Abe Beame. He appealed to President Ford who refused to bail the city out.

Ed Koch was a complete asshole as a human being, but he [italic]did[/italic] make things better financially in the city.

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The middle class fled by then.

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Could do with some middle-class flight today.

by Anonymousreply 304/17/2013

It was more fun than today.I liked the Hell's Kitchen photo, reminded me of the apartment I grew up in.

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I wish the upper class would flee and give me a better rent.

by Anonymousreply 504/18/2013

Wall Street. They refused to loan it money.

by Anonymousreply 604/18/2013

Then the city caved to Felix Rohatyn calling the shots.

by Anonymousreply 704/18/2013

I think the early 80s were even worse, when crack hit the streets. The 70s were about poverty but the early 80s were about poverty and drug addiction.

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The girls n that picture are really rockin' those platforms

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Are the two guys spooning a couple?

by Anonymousreply 1004/18/2013

It was actually Abe Beame who set the city on the right economic course, but it had to be a gradual recovery and that shitball Koch took credit for the harsh measures Beame put in place.

by Anonymousreply 1104/18/2013

To be fair, the Bowery had been Skid Row for decades. It wasn't just the 70s.

by Anonymousreply 1204/18/2013

It was a bad time economically for the city, yes, but it was also one of the best times to be young and fun-loving there. Those were wild and crazy years and I'll never forget them or the people I knew then.

by Anonymousreply 1304/18/2013

The 1970s was a low ebb in a lot of ways, but this is not shown by a consideration of the Bowery, which actually was starting a long process if improvement, in some areas, by the middle of the decade.

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The 70s gave us Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Pacific Overtures and Sweeney Todd.

That alone makes NYC in the 70s an amazing time.

by Anonymousreply 1504/18/2013

Still better than the large outdoor mall that is today's Manhattan.

by Anonymousreply 1604/18/2013

Fuck you non-native New Yorkers who celebrate the Disneyfication is the best thing to happen to the City. My dad was born and raised in NYC and the 70s sound like they were exciting. He worked at the World Trade Center by day and partied at Studio 54 at night. Those days are gone forever.

by Anonymousreply 1704/18/2013

I lived in NYC during the 70's and the early 80's. I LOVED it! It almost breaks my heart to visit now.

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I think I fucked your dad, R17.

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#15 sees the world through his Broadway Opera Glasses.

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It's amazing how Times Square has transformed in less than 25 years. My company was one of the first new buildings (1500 Broadway) to relocate there. This was around 1990. The area was so bad the company paid for car service if you had to work past 8 pm because it was impossible to get a cab and the subway wasn't safe. There were still bums and homeless people all over the place, and the whole area reeked of piss. There were few restaurants for lunch (Papaya King and Theatro pizza) and people used to have to go up towards Rockefeller Center or down to Herald Square to find a deli.

Now I can't stand what it's become. I feel like I am going to have a seizure when I'm there at night with all the lights going. I can't believe Bloomberg closed it off to traffic and set it up like a mall food court. The dirty costumed cartoon characters are a great touch!

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It's obvious that R15 is Sondheim. Hey Steve, how's the bondage room?

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In the 70's you could have sex in the shower if you stayed at the Y.

by Anonymousreply 2304/18/2013

In the 70s, the New York pimps, looked like Huggy Bear and the prostitutes, LOOKED LIKE PROSTITUTES! It was great.

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OP, I am studying urban history, politics and planning.

I can give you a fairly detailed answer, but it might be boring as shit to most folks. There were definite reasons for it, though.

by Anonymousreply 2604/18/2013

I moved here at 18, in 1981. It was seemingly more edgy, and romantic as I look back, but at the time it was really nasty and awful in the day to day. EVERY neighborhood had abandoned buildings. Seems impossible. Everything was filthy and broken. Yeah, it made for great snapshots, but try getting to work on the D train from Dekalb Ave. to Rockefeller Center in the morning!

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U.S. Army Sgt. Thomas Evans, an infantry squad leader with the 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, pets Joey, the mascot of the Azalea Inn and Garden, in Savannah, Ga., April 11, 2013. Evans was awarded the Purple Heart after being injured by enemy action during his latest deployment to Afghanistan. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Aaron Knowles/Released)

FORT STEWART, Ga. – It could not have been a more perfect day in Historic Downtown Savannah to have a day off to relax.

The sun was shining and the clouds were scarce as a soldier approached the front gate of a house with a green-filled yard and doors made of old wood and glass.

The American flag hanging from the rain gutter gently waved as a soft wind caressed the stars and stripes, almost as if to beckon the approaching soldier.

The old cobblestones beneath the soldier's shoes held not only the warmth from the sun, but each one contained traces of the area’s rich history.

This classic southern home turned bed and breakfast inn held a calm nature that seemed to grab hold of the soldier as he took every step towards the front door.

For the next 24 hours, this house would be a sanctuary for Sgt. Thomas Evans, an Infantry Squad Leader from Bravo Company, 1-64th Armor, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, and a native of Trenton, N.J., and Spc. Ahmad Saker, an Infantryman from 1-30th Infantry, 2nd BCT, 3rd ID, and a native of Baghdad, Iraq.

The Azalea Inn and Gardens, located in Historic Downtown Savannah, opened its doors and donated two rooms to Purple Heart Recipients from 2nd BCT and their significant other, April 11.

“About four years ago, I started participating in a program that’s run by a group of bed and breakfast inns,” said Teresa Jacobson, owner and operator of the Azalea Inn and Gardens. “It’s called ‘Better Way to Stay’ and every single Veteran’s Day, they ask every inn across America to donate one room to a soldier and their significant other on Veterans Day in honor of their service.”

“I tend to get a little excited, so the first time I heard about it, I gave away the whole inn,” Teresa said. “We have ten rooms. I also talked three other inns into joining me and they gave away all of their rooms. So, [for our] very first ‘Better Way to Stay’ Veteran’s Day, we had 36 rooms available. We also managed to talk a whole bunch of local restaurants into donating food to us, so we set it all up and all of the [participating] veterans came to this inn and had a spread of food. They didn’t even have to go out to dinner that night.”

“We continued it the next year,” said Teresa. “And then the third year, I spoke with a man from the Wounded Warrior Battalion. They got so excited and they sent me three people. The three men who stayed with me had all been wounded warriors. They stayed with me and shared their stories. I was so moved by their stories and their gratefulness.”

She went through the legal department of the military and got permission to create a Purple Heart respite and renewal program.

“For the last two years, we have opened our doors on the second Thursday of every month to Purple Heart recipients and their significant other,” said Teresa. “We also have gotten three different restaurants around town to give us vouchers so that the couple can go out to dinner.”

To Teresa and her husband, who both have personal ties to the military, opening their doors to the military is a small act.

“Both of us have a military connection,” said Teresa. “Our parents were in the military. I also served in the military and my sister served in the military. I was Army and she was Air Force. My father was in the Air Force. He did a 20-year career, so the military has always been really important to me and we have lived the sacrifices first hand.”

“I also grew up during the Vietnam War and so I know how unpopular the military can be and how much they need our support,” said Teresa. “For me this is a tiny drop compared to what [the soldiers] do for us.”

Evans was one of the soldiers invited to the R&R program and to stay for free at Teresa and Michael’s inn.

Evans is a Purple Heart Recipient who suffered injuries from an Improvised Explosive Device’s blast.

“It’s a retreat that was set up for wounded soldiers,” said Evans. “It is designed to give soldiers some [rest] and [relaxation] once they get back. It is a program that they run for free. The first hour is about a spiritual retreat, and the chaplain comes down. He does a spiritual seminar with you and after that you have time to spend with your family or by yourself, and you can just hang out for the weekend.”

This is the first retreat that Evans has ever participated in.

“I am excited,” said Evans. “I am looking forward to getting some time off, and just relaxing. After all of the medical appointments and everything at work, it will be nice to get a couple of days off.”

“I am as tough as they come except when I talk to these soldiers,” said Teresa.

“The biggest impact comes in the morning, when they have had a peaceful night away from their children, their everyday job, their stresses, and then they are sitting down having a relaxing breakfast,” said Teresa. “The soldiers sit down with the other guests and share their stories with people who have no idea what they do or have done for them. The other guests benefit by hearing stories that others may only read about or hear about on the news.”

“You are sitting here, talking to a soldier who has done enough to get a purple heart, and they are ordinary people with extraordinary courage,” said Teresa.

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Newport Brass NB19-01-26 18" Towel Bar

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Product Description:

18" Towel Bar

  • Newport Brass 18" Towel Bar
  • Cube 2 Collection
  • Solid Brass Construction
  • Available in 26 unique Finishes

Manufacturer's Warranty Included View Newport Brass Warranty

Limited "Lifetime" Warranty.

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