A train wreck in slow motion. But in her latest book the best-selling novelist probes deeper than ever. Each being tested in ways they never thought possible. The one who got away. Investigating, she is plunged into a web of intrigue and deceit belied by the pristine white sand beaches of St. With each Giffin novel Ive read, Ive always said each one is better than the last. You think you know what you would do if it happened to you.
Somewhere through the middle of the book I couldn't decide who I wanted to win out. Her characteristic flowing style of writing makes this book no different from her others: one you won't want to put down. Instead, she alternates between Tessa''s and Valerie''s points of view, dissecting the feelings and insecurities that can dismantle even the most intelligent people
 Amid all the angst, Giffin displays her trademark ability to capture the complexities of human emotions while telling a rip-roaring tale. Matters of the heart are always complicated, and Giffin deftly shows you why. But one night, a tragic accident causes their lives to converge in ways no one could have imagined. As a reader, you find yourself in the oddly painful position of rooting for two women who can't both get what they want.
Best part of story, including ending: I liked this story as falling in and out of love happens all the time. Nick is the first one to pierce her hard exterior, and part of me was glad that someone had finally gotten through to her. She's well on her way to having the family she's hoped for since her mother's death 10 years ago. And I never knew that Cynthia Nixon would be so good - great narration choice. And each ultimately discovering what truly matters most. Giffin avoids victimizing Tessa while allowing empathy for Valerie, underscoring that all of us are capable of making mistakes that hurt those we love most. Connie's had recent worries of her own, and the two depart for a summer on Nantucket in an attempt to heal.
And they are all really good! I was pleased with the resolution to both sides of the story. I had a hard time looking at my husband in the same way after finishing the novel for awhile, at least. But none of them could imagine just how challenging the next 10 days are going to be. As a reader, you find yourself in the oddly painful position of rooting for two women who can't both get what they want. Her eighth novel is First Comes Love 2016.
Each questioning everything they once believed. Or on the flip side, if you were in love with a married man…who was having trouble with his wife? Heart of the Matter did not impress me. If you're going to read it, get it from the library. I think you make a great point about infidelity being reality…unfortunate but true. Valerie is an attorney who is a single-mother of one, Charlie, and who has stopped believing in love. Although both women live in the same Boston suburb, the two have relatively little in common aside from a fierce love for their children.
Her characteristic flowing style of writing makes this book no different from her others: one you won't want to put down. Instead, she alternates between Tessa''s and Valerie''s points of view, dissecting the feelings and insecurities that can dismantle even the most intelligent people. This book will make you cry. Despite her own mother's warnings, Tessa has recently given up her career to focus on her family and the pursuit of domestic happiness. Amid all of the luxury and pampering, the mindfulness and meditation, they know these 10 days might involve some real work. Each being tested in ways they never thought possible. If you are the publisher or author of this book and feel that the reviews shown do not properly reflect the range of media opinion now available, please with the mainstream media reviews that you would like to see added.
With characters who are older and wiser than those in her past books, she is able to examine the more serious topics that present themselves within long-term relationships and parenthood. Tom Volpe is a single dad working multiple jobs while struggling to raise his headstrong daughter, Lyla. Tessa Russo is the mother of two young children and the wife of a renowned pediatric surgeon. From the outside, she seems destined to live a charmed life. Giffin avoids victimizing Tessa while allowing empathy for Valerie, underscoring that all of us are capable of making mistakes that hurt those we love most.
The previous books had complex issues but remained upbeat. Valerie Anderson is an attorney and single mother to six-year-old Charlie--a boy who has never known his father. Amid all the angst, Giffin displays her trademark ability to capture the complexities of human emotions while telling a rip-roaring tale. When one lavish wedding ends in disaster before it can even begin - with the bride-to-be discovered dead in Nantucket Harbor just hours before the ceremony - everyone in the wedding party is suddenly a suspect. Giffin punctures suburban trophy mothers and private school privilege, rising above the often-shallow chick fray with a gimlet-eyed skepticism for the traps modern women fall into. This is the moving, luminous story of good people caught in untenable circumstances.
In alternating, pitch-perfect points of view, Emily Giffin creates a moving, luminous story of good people caught in untenable circumstances. Valerie Anderson is an attorney and single mother to six-year-old Charlie a boy who has never known his father. What if you and your husband agreed not to have children—and then he decided he wanted a baby? But I still enjoyed the audio experience. Nick Russo is a pediatric plastic surgeon; his wife, Tessa sister of Dex, from Something Borrowed , is a professor turned stay-at-home mom living a cushy life in Boston. So heres hoping this ones a movie someday too so I can see how well I did! While I was hoping that we would find out what happens with Valerie and Charlie with the phone call I was still delightfully pleased with the novel overall. In the name of marriage survival, they quickly concoct a plan to keep their relationship fresh and exciting.


What I'm about to admit may seem a bit embarrassing for someone of my gender, but I ain't ashamed. I'm abnormally obsessed with salad. I don't eat it because it's allegedly healthy, or because I want to be skinny. I eat all the damn roughage because it's delicious. If I was stranded on a desert island and only allowed one food item for the rest of my life, I would choose salad (although cereal, as long as there was milk and a variety, would be a close second). And if the powers that be decided to be generous, they'd throw the entire Sweetgreen salad bar my way.
Now that the cat is out of the bag, you might understand why we're throwing a full review towards the first NYC outpost of this beloved DC-area chain. Sweetgreen has arrived in New York and, judging by the lines, there are plenty of people equally as excited about this situation as I am. Sweetgreen is simply the best at the make-your-own assembly line style salad. You know, the kind we all line up for at lunch time. Their ingredients are all organic, local, and fresh, and their salads are so much better than what you're used to eating in this mix, match, and toss situation. Additionally, they serve flavored iced teas, cold-pressed juices, and soft-serve frozen yogurt too. I now come here once a week for lunch, even though I have to get on the subway to do so. It's that good.
We've been impressed with how nice and well designed everything is here. It's a serious take-out operation you might actually want to hang out and eat in, which is pretty rare. They clearly put an emphasis on service, but they're friendly to a fault. While some amicable chit chat is nice, let's not lose focus. We're here to cook up a salad together, not make weekend plans.
Even before landing in NYC, Sweetgreen has done a fantastic job branding themselves. They've managed to create a lifestyle around salad, which is damn impressive. You may have heard of SweetLife Festival in Baltimore, the two year old music and food festival that Phoenix, Passion Pit and Kendrick Lamar headlined this year. Yup, that's their festival. Music and food, our kind of people.
The bottom line is that Sweetgreen is a salad game changer, and one that's going to do incredibly well in New York. They've officially put Chopt on notice, and we expect to see another 20 of these pop up across the city within the next year or so. If anyone would like to go on a salad lunch date, you now know my destination of choice.
Made Nice is the fast-casual spot from the people behind Eleven Madison Park, and the food is healthy, unfussy, and also very good.


PG 6.1.2 Students are usually registered for study at the Institute through their religious superiors, bishops, or other stake holders. Students may, however, also register as private individuals.
PG 6.1.3 The sponsoring body or the individual student is responsible for the payment of the student's tuition and other fees, stationery, accommodation, and transport to and from the Institute.
PG 6.2.1 At registration, original or certified documentary proof of previous studies must be provided together with the application form/s.
Applicants must have obtained a Matriculation Certificate or its equivalent, with a minimum of 16 points.
Applicants must have obtained a Senior Matriculation Exemption or its equivalent, with a minimum of 21 points.
Students must have a mark of at least E (40% – 49%) Higher Grade in English. As this is the language of instruction at the Institute, students must be able to comprehend and converse well in English. Applicants may be required to pass a proficiency test.
Marks for students from other countries will be converted to a comparable scale.
PG 6.2.5 For those who do not meet the above requirements, an entrance examination may be required.
. They should then submit the necessary registration form, related documentation and letters of recommendation.
PG 6.2.8 Students will be notified of their acceptance once their registration forms have been received and assessed. The Institute reserves the right to accept students according to its particular ethos.
PG 6.2.9 New students to the Institute are expected to attend the Orientation Day that is held by the Student Forum in the week just before lectures begin each February. Expectations and procedures are explained on that day.
PG 6.2.10 The final decision for admission to the Institute as a student rests with the President in consultation with the Administrative Executive who will in every instance try to act according to the best interests of the Institute and of the student.
PG 6.3.1 Recognition of prior learning may be granted by the Exemptions Committee based on objective criteria determined from time to time by SAQA, and also drawn from the Institute's long tradition and experience.
PG 6.3.2 On recommendation of the Exemptions Committee, the Institute may also turn down a candidate's application for recognition of learning and/or experience attained prior to the applicant's admission to the Institute.
PG 6.3.3 Notwithstanding any other conditions that the Exemptions Committee may consider appropriate to make, credit for prior learning shall be granted if such learning was done in a local tertiary institution recognized by the Department of Education, and of a similar or higher standard as the Institute, or in an international institution whose aims are in keeping with the ethos of the Institute, and only if the subject for which credit is being sought was passed with a minimum of 50% or an equivalent grade.
PG 6.3.4 In view of paragraphs PG 6.3.1 and PG 6.3.2, the student shall make available to the Institute an original, signed, and stamped academic transcript on the letterhead of the institute of prior learning, or a certified copy thereof. For local institutions, the said letterhead must carry the registration number of the institution in accordance with section 55(1)(b) of the Higher Education Act, Number 101 of 1997.
PG 6.3.5 In addition to academic learning, the Exemptions Committee may also consider the practical experience already gained by, as well as the age of the student in determining areas of exemption.
PG 6.4.1 Students who choose to follow modules with UNISA or other public or private institutions of higher education do this as a private endeavour.
and, in the case of students sponsored by the stake holders or other sponsoring bodies, the written approval of the sponsor or the sponsor's delegate.
PG 6.4.3 Unless such authorization is granted, students who register at other institutions may be suspended from studies at the Institute.
PG 6.4.4 Generally, the Institute does not recommend such additional studies for full time students as the module work of the Institute should be given priority.
PG 6.5 Before commencing their studies at the Institute, all students shall place their signatures on the official registration form, thereby signifying their acceptance of the regulations of the Institute.
PG 6.6.1 Upon admission to the Institute, all students receive a student's identification card.
PG 6.6. Students are asked to look after their students' identity cards and to keep them on their persons at all times.
PA 3.1 Students are to register before the first day of lectures of each semester for those modules which they will follow.
before the start of each semester. The student must complete these in triplicate.
PA 3.3 One copy of the registration form is for the Registrar's office, one copy is given to the student's Academic Advisor, and one copy is kept by the student.
PA 3.5 If a student wishes to change or drop a module, the Academic Advisor must be consulted and the Registrar notified as soon as possible.


Already considered in the past an exciting talent, first in the field of Hip Hop and then in the Techno and House scenes, Soul Button is the new project of a well-established forward thinking dj and producer.Born alongside the Berlin-based house label Steyoyoke, Soul Button is a key figure of the label who follows the same philosophy which places a primary focus on communication and the music itself, rather than on fashionable images and artist names. Thus, he prefers to remain anonymous and instead, he uses the Button as an attribute of himself to further underline the concept:"Each unbuttoned Button is a disclosed secret, a higher level of conscious intimacy. Each fastened Button is a hard barrier, an insurmountable obstacle.According to that, the Button becomes a symbol of communication." (quotation)In the world of music where the artist is considered a collector and a discoverer of sounds, Soul Button's productions are widely influenced by various styles but most often contain a slamming house beat combined with a touch of soul to create a smooth groove ranging from soulful and melodic deep house to the freshest tech-house.In May of 2012, Soul Button made a strong debut on the Steyoyoke label releasing an energetic and driving 3 track affair entitled, 'Shadows'. Just hours after it's vinyl release, the EP flew to #5 in the Deep House charts where it remained weeks after.Though it's been quite a busy year for Soul Button, the talented producer is showing no signs of slowing down. He continues to perfect his craft while working on numerous projects including a remix for Mercury as well as a highly antipicated remix for Fabo which will be released on Neurotraxx Recordings in the fall.


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Ameels leaving for Michigan
Published 3:17 pm Friday, December 26, 2008
By Joe Crine
City of Bainbridge Tennis Director Derek Ameel will be going home.
A native of New Baltimore, Mich., and a 1994 graduate of Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Mich., with a degree in professional tennis management, Ameel will be returning to his alma mater to become director of the university's professional tennis management program, the largest program of its kind in the world.
He will also be managing the university's racket and fitness club, which has four indoor courts and 12 outdoor courts, and teaching classes in the professional tennis management program while working on his master's degree in education or business administration.
Ameel said he and his wife, Julia, the city's head pro and former No. 1 women's singles player at Georgia Southwestern State University in Americus where she earned a degree in exercise physiology, have enjoyed working with the city's adult and junior tennis programs.
"Everyone has been great to us and we enjoy working here," Ameel said. "I especially want to thank Bainbridge Leisure Services Deportment Director Al Kelley, Bainbridge City Manager Chris Hobby and all the other city officials for their support. We love it here and we would not be leaving if this opportunity back home had not come up. It was just an opportunity I couldn't turn down.
Ameel said "Tennis a sport people of all ages can play and the facilities here are phenomenal."
Kelley said the Ameels did a great job here and he wishes them well.
"We hate to lose the Ameels, but they got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and I don't blame them for taking it," Kelley said.
Before coming to Bainbridge in February, Ameel had been director of adult and junior tennis programs at James Creek Tennis Center in Cumming, Ga., since September 2005.
Before going to James Creek, he had his own business in Atlanta named Tennis N-Training and was a consultant to a lot of tennis academies in Atlanta and the U.S. Tennis Association (USTA).
He has done speaking engagements for USTA and high school coaches. He has also worked with some of the top junior players in the country.

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This page merely provides a starting point for our Christmas celebration. The link on the calendar page leads here because it can't possibly lead to everything listed here.
Feel free to check out the food section for tasty holiday recipes.
Happy Holidays to everyone, from all of us at The Oo Kingdom !
See "Christmas" on the navigation bar (below or at left).
February 20, 2013: Most of the photo gallery is still offline; check back later on, since I plan to re-post this material fairly soon.


I'm finally back in Boston after a very long trip.
If you're reading closely or following me on Instagram, you might have noticed that I went on vacation in mid-December to go home to Manila for the holidays, then went to Japan with my family earlier this month, spent another couple of weeks in the Philippines, and now I am back in the real world (aka brain is now at work-mode).
Being on vacation for nearly two months (longest break I've ever had in my entire life!) gave me the chance to reset and really truly relax.
In Manila, my days were unhurried and slow. I enjoyed languid meals with my family, went to yoga on most mornings, and caught up with plenty of friends. I read books and magazines, I watched movies, I strolled around the malls just window-shopping. I met a lot of new babies, watched Tita Ine prepare her specialties, ate so many of my favorite things, and spent many quiet afternoons at home just sitting back and relishing the gentle breeze from the "cold" weather ("cold" meaning the temperatures would drop below 80 degrees F).
I felt very appreciative of our lifestyle. I'm not going to lie: I loved having maids and a driver. It was so very nice having someone else do my laundry, cook all the meals, do the dishes, prepare fresh orange juice every morning (!), clean up, etc, and having our driver just standing by, ready to drive me or pick me up anywhere. This morning when I woke up, I half expected to see breakfast already ready for me!
Two months seemed so long yet so short. I had such an incredible time, and it was also great to be able to celebrate my birthday at home – the first birthday I had in Manila in 10 years! Today I start my adventure as a full time student again (finishing my master's in Journalism), which I'm excited about. Especially because that means I'll have spring break :) Vacation, see you again soon.
Congrats on going back to school to get your master's!! And looks/sounds like a wonderful and relaxing vacation.
I loved following your adventures and look forward to catching up in person soon!
Thanks, Meghan. Yes, see you soon!
Looks like it was a lovely vacation!
Love these pictures and looks like such a good time. I hope you were able to relax and feel refreshed!
3, if you count the big UP group picture hehehe. See you in NY!
What an AMAZING adventure! Best wishes as you start back at school, and I'm so happy you got to enjoy this relaxing time with your family.
Thank you, Erin! I'm happy and excited!
Wow, what a life it was! Spending such an extended period of time with your family and friends was the perfect way to start your first semester. Congratulations and welcome back.
Happy Belated, Bianca! What lovely quality family time and yummy too!!
Your trip looks like so much fun!! I'm so glad you got to spend so much time with your family!!
Thank, girl. It was wonderful!
Sounds like a lovely time! So glad you were able to take this break and really enjoy the slower pace! And wow- that food looks SO good!
It looks like you had some yummy food! I know my man would love that chorizo paella. Good luck finishing your masters – I just got mine in December! It's kind of weird not being a student right now.
Your photos are amazing! it looks like you had an amazing trip!
Always love reading about your time at home. Beautiful pictures. Welcome back to Beantown reality!


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Our main home ground is the Sydney Cricket Ground, located at Moore Park. It's commonly and famously referred to as the SCG. It's on Driver Ave, in between Lang Road and Moore Park Road.
Parking is limited in the precinct, so we recommend public transport as the best option to get to our home ground. The nearest train station is Central, and it's a 15-minute walk up the hill (follow the signs) to the ground. If you are coming from Sydney's East, then there are a number of buses that service the area via Oxford Street and Anzac Parade.
The best way to plan your travel is by Transport for NSW's Trip Planner.
If you plan to drive, as we mentioned options are limited. There are parking stations (EP2 and EP3) on Driver Ave, as well as parking at the Entertainment Quarter off Lang Road. All parking stations have fees, usually a flat rate of $25 for the match.
Getting out of car parks after the match can take some time so we recommend either hanging around after the game to get a photo and autograph with a player, or making sure you have plenty of activities to keep the kids entertained. That's unless we have worn them out during the match and they fall asleep on the way home!
Looking for activities for the kids to keep them entertained on the drive? We suggest downloading our podcast here and listening to that on the way to and from the game. The podcasts feature our players and some special guests, and give you an insight into our players and what they are like away from cricket.
We also have some colouring in sheets you can print off to keep the kids entertained - download them here.


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Reusable cups save venues thousands of pounds, research finds
Circular Economy, Environment and Energy, Sustainability
Venues and festivals have saved thousands of pounds and hugely reduced their plastic waste by switching to a reusable cup system, according to research.
Research carried out by international environmental consultancy Eunomiafound that venues in Bristol that replaced single-use plastic cups with reusable alternatives using a deposit return system (DRS) have made significant financial savings, as well as minimising their contribution to plastic pollution.
Despite an initial upfront cost, savings were reported to be in the tens of thousands, with the payback of the initial outlay only taking two to ten weeks.
These savings do not take into account profit made from unredeemed deposits or the savings made from waste prevention, Eunomia says.
Combined with consumer pressure, this is likely to make adopting a DRS increasingly common for bars, venues, pubs and festivals across the country.
Other benefits of the system include reduced litter in the local area, positive marketing, increased customer loyalty and contributing to environmental awareness-raising, the research finds.
One example given in the investigation saw a venue purchase a glass washer and 2,000 reusables cups, which avoided the use of 300,000 single-use plastic cups over the year.
Another organisation reported that they were producing eight fewer bags of rubbish every evening as a result of making the change.
Tanguy Tomes, one of the authors of the work, said: "We've been working on national scale deposit return schemes across Europe and the US, and it's great to see that a scheme with the same principles can have such positive impact more locally.
"In light of the current climate emergency it's fantastic that venues are using the DRS mechanism to enable them to switch to reusables."
"Our work indicates that, provided you follow good practice in setting up a DRS, there are considerable financial and environmental rewards to be reaped.
Further details of the investigation can be found here.
Tagged DRS, Eunomia, Reusable Cups


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Noida, March 26, 2016: In their endeavor to train underprivileged kids about Indian cultural heritage and performing arts, Routes 2 Roots, organized 'Holi at the Slum' meet at Slum Area at the end of Delhi – Noida Toll Road, as a part of Virsa, a digital learning projectin an association with Ministry of Culture, Government of India. 'Holi at the Slum' was a fun filled meet of colors, joy and learning all at once. The meet included an introductory dance class by a young choreographer, teaching them dance steps at the slum. The activities also included getting the frame of Virsa hand printed by the kids with Holi colors, interacting with the kids, dance, food and gifts. With the attempt of teaching kids the best there is, usage of organic gulaal was practised. Also, practicing the Swachh Bharat campaign, kids were taught how to keep their environment clean at all times and especially during holi by doing small things like washing their hands, face etc after usage of colors/ gulaal.
The Co-Founders of Routes2Roots, Mr. Rakesh Gupta & Ms. Tina Vachani said, Routes 2 Roots celebrated Holi with the children of weaker section and at the same time gave them classes on performing arts, to culturally integrate these young ones in the mainstream. Our ultimate objective is to spread knowledge and awareness about rich cultural heritage of India to students across the country and subsequently to the world, while picking up the right talent and hand-hold them to be able to help them make a career out of the subject of their choice.
Kids enjoyed a lot playing with colours and danced to the music on Holi special songs. Their parents were very happy to see their smiling coloured faces. Parents also participated in all activities with their kids. They were very glad to know about the project VIRSA by Routes2Roots, which will support their kids in flourishing their passion, which is like dream come true for them.


Al Santo's Jr. bears the likeness of his namesake. They both sport dark hair and expressive faces. Santos, and his father, are members of the Arawak tribe, and northern transplants to Apache.
The father and son duo make up the heart of the Grammy nominated Otter Trail Drum Group.
The Otter Trail was founded in 1992 on the northwestern U.S. coast by Al Santos Sr. when his son was 3 years old. The group performed at powwows throughout New England before Santos and his son moved to Oklahoma. Once they made it south to the Sooner state, the Santos' reformed Otter Trail. Nearly 20 years later the group consists of around 12 full-time members, have produced 11 studio albums, been nominated for two Grammys and this weekend will be returning for the third time to the Red Earth Native American festival in Oklahoma City.
"There are drum groups that are backed by their tribes, but I've always liked to say that we are intertribal," Santos Sr. said. "Sure, we are predominately Kiowa and Comanche because a lot of our guys are from this area, but we have members of tribes from all over the country. So I never want to say we are just Kiowa, or just Comanche, because we are intertribal."


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Duane Earl Cox, 56, of Waycross, died Wednesday morning (April 19, 2017) at his residence after an extended illness.
He was born in Waycross to the late Joseph Earl Cox and June Dale Butler Cox Shirey. He made Waycross his home for the majority of his life. He worked as a painter and was a member of the Baptist faith.
He enjoyed fishing and spending time with his family and friends. He especially loved his nieces and nephews and any time he was able to spend with them. Along with his parents, he was preceded in death by his step-father, Jack Shirey.
He is survived by his brothers and sisters, Joey Cox, of Dixie Union, Donnie Cox, of Waycross, Penny Davis (husband, Timmy), of Nahunta, Sherrie Meis, of Waycross; his nieces and nephews, Misty Berrie, Liza Thrift, Roxanne Wainright (husband, Jesse), Jennifer Drake, Bubba Cox (wife, Brooke), Alexis Meis, Ashleigh Meis; his great-nieces and nephews, Kelsie Bishop, Madyson Drake, David Drake, Karson Thrift, Korbin Thrift, Banner Wainright; his uncle, Jason Butler (wife, Zenell), of Manor; and numerous other relatives.
A graveside service will be held 3:30 p.m. Friday in Kettle Creek Cemetery. The family will receive friends Friday from 2 until 3 p.m. at Miles-Odum Funeral Home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Miles-Odum Funeral Home, 130 Screven Ave., Waycross, Ga. 31501.
Sylvia Crews Harper, 57, of Willacoochee, passed away Tuesday (April 18, 2017).
A native of Douglas, she was born Nov. 5, l959, a daughter of L.J. Crews and Ruby Darlene Lee Crews. She was currently working as a security guard at Langboard Inc. in Willacoochee.
She lived most of her life in Atkinson County and was a member of The Church of God in Millwood. She played the piano at church and was an accomplished singer.
She also loved to read, write stories and loved dogs.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jerry Alan Harper.
Survivors include a son, Chip Townsend, of Douglas, a sister, Cherri Hursey (husband, Ott), of Willacoochee, two brothers, Linnlon Crews, of Willacoochee, and Jamie Crews (wife, Brenda), of Swainsboro, several nieces, nephews and other relatives.
A memorial service and visitation will be this evening from 6 until 9 o'clock at Relihan Funeral Home in Pearson.
Relihan Funeral Home in Pearson is in charge of the arrangements.
Price Wally Whitaker, Jr., 78, was born in Waycross, Dec. 6, 1938 to Rosa Gaines Walker and Price Wally Whitaker Sr. He grew up in Waycross and attended Ware County public schools. He was the youngest of five siblings.
He passed away Monday (April 17, 2017) in Sugar Land, Texas.
He graduated from Center High School in 1957. He attended Tuskegee University to study industrial arts and vocational automotive technology. He received his bachelor of arts degree in 1961. He was called to serve in the U.S. Army and served from 1961 to 1964 in Fort Carson, Colo.
He taught at Blackshear High School in Odessa, Texas for the last two years of its high school status. He then taught vocational auto mechanics at Ector High School until he was appointed vocational director for the Ector County Independent School District. He was employed with the school district for 35 years.
He is survived by his wife, Felonese Whitaker, daughter, Phelicia Whitaker-Terrell, and son-in-law, Kenyon Terrell, all of Richmond, Texas.
He is also survived by Sandra Rose Butler, of Tampa, Fla., Gerald Walker, of Jacksonville, Fla., and Fleet Johnson Jr., of Waycross, his sisters-in-law, Thelma Fleming, Floretha Lofton and Eunice McNeir, of Dallas, Texas, and a host of nieces and nephews.
Bobby Stephens, 76, went home to be with the Lord on Thursday (April 13, 2017) after a brief illness.
He was the son of the late John and Clara Stephens of Lumpkin. He was an employee of Edd's Package Store.
He was raised in the Wells family of 1103 Byrd St. of this city.
He leaves to mourn his passing, two sons, Gregory Stephens (Shirley) and Bobby Stephens Jr., and one daughter, Cerita Stephens, the Wells family, and a host of other relatives and friends.
Perry Brothers Funeral Home is serving the family.
A memorial service will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Perry Brothers Funeral Home, 1100 Ossie Davis Parkway, Waycross.
Darrell Wayne Gordon Davis passed away Monday (April 17, 2017) in Charleston, S.C.
The family is receiving friends at the home of his sister, Tracy Harris, 1504 Walter St.
Betty Alexander, 57, died Wednesday evening (April 19, 2017) at her residence after an extended illness.
NAHUNTA — Hilda "Juanita" Herrin Hewett, 73, of Nahunta, passed away Tuesday (April 18, 2017) at Mayo Clinic Health System in Waycross following an extended illness.
Born in Nahunta, she was the daughter of Norman Merrick Herrin and Mamie Louise Roberts Herrin. She was also preceded in death by two sisters and a brother-in-law, Edith Highsmith, Marie Jacobs, the Rev. Frank Jacobs, and another brother-in-law, Robert Cook.
She was a homemaker and was of the Advent Christian Faith. She loved bird watching, cooking, reading and loved her pets. Most of all she was a very loving and caring person in every way.
Survivors include her husband of 46 years, Hubert Ernest Hewett Jr., and son, Michael Alan Hewett, both of Nahunta, one brother and sister-in-law, Linton Herrin (Latrelle), of Nahunta, one sister, Mable Cook, of Cartersville, three special nieces, Sarah Willis, Edie Willis and Annette Willis, all of Nahunta, several nieces, nephews and other relatives.
Visitation will be held Friday starting at 6 p.m. at Frye Funeral Home, Nahunta.
A funeral will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the chapel of Frye Funeral Home with the Rev. Leon Wilson officiating.
Pallbearers will be Ancil Jacques, Victor Ham, Steven Cook, Joe Jacobs, Gary Strickland, Brian Herrin, Adam Wilson and Andy Wilson.
The family will receive friends and family at the Hewett residence at 167 Ern Road, Nahunta.
A celebration of life for Zina Wright Josey, 89, will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at St. Peters Missionary Baptist Church, 500 Fireman St., where the Rev. Morris Woods is pastor and Bishop Michael Flynn, pastor of First Born Church of The Living God, will offer words of comfort.
Public visitation will be held Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Fluker Funeral Home, 985 Ossie Davis parkway.
Interment will be in Hazzard Hill Cemetery.
She was a lifelong resident of Waycross, born May 28, 1927 to the late Marvin Wright and Will Ella Myles Wright. She received her formal education from the Waycross Public School System.
At an early age, she accepted Christ as her personal Savior and became a member of St. Peters Missionary Baptist Church. She was a former employee of King Edward Cigar Inc. and retired from the medical field as an employee of Dr. Youmans.
God called her from her earthly home to her heavenly home Saturday (April 15, 2017) after an illness.
In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by three sons, Alton Josey, Willie Easton, Darryl Golden, and a daughter, Tommie Lumpkin.
Those left to cherish her memory include her children, Alvin Easton (Mary), of Atlanta, Walter Easton Jr., Bernice Williams, Terrell Josey (Daisy), Tony Golden (Edna), Cheryl G. Smith (Jerry), Tammie Bryant (Tracy), Eddie O' Hara Jr. (Keisha), all of Waycross, and Andre O'Hara, of Jacksonville; three sisters, Geraldine Mathews, Helen Nelson, both of Brunswick, and Constance Hollis, of Waycross; a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.
Friends are being received at 635 Seaman St.
Willard Ford Fussell, 90, died early Easter morning (April 16, 2017) at Waycross Health & Rehabilitation Center after an extended illness.
She was a native of Jakin in Early County. She lived in Waycross most of her life. Her parents were the late Jim Ford and Mary Smith Ford. She was retired from the Waycross Board of Education as a custodian at Morton Avenue Elementary School.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her siblings, Roscoe Ford Sr., Vera Dinkins, Eddie Lee Sharpe and Laura Benjamin, and a special nephew, Benjamin Frank Dinkins.
She is survived by a special niece, Mary Dinkins ( the wife of the late Benjamin Frank Dinkins), of Herndon, Va., a devoted great-niece and caretaker, Cassandra Stewart, of Waycross, a special grand-niece, Teah Dennis, of Waycross, other caring caretakers, Michael Bolds and Brandon Malone, both of Waycross, other relatives and friends.
No formal ceremony will be held.
Fluker Funeral Home is serving the family.
The Rev. Clarence V. Westberry Sr.


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In our continuous quest to keep our patients satisfied and contented with our service, we are always looking for ways to improve what we can with New Kings Road Dental Practice. Once you enter our clinic, you will be welcomed graciously by our highly-dedicated, genuinely caring staff so you can feel as comfortable as possible even before you being your treatment.
We wanted to extend the same gracious welcome to everyone – existing patients, new patients, and those may just be curious about us – with this new website. Join us at NKRD as we launch our new website!
The NKRD website launch is an important milestone for us, as this enables us to reach out to more of you even before you get into our facilities for your appointment. As you navigate our site, you will see that treatments are laid out in a way that is easy to browse, so you can easily see the key information without having to dig deep for the details – although we encourage you to read more to help you make the best decision regarding your dental needs.
Prices are presented in a clear manner to give you a clearer idea of the financial aspect of your NKRD treatment.
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If you have any questions about treatments or about our facilities and services you can talk to us through the Live Chat feature, which aims to give you the information you need in real time, in the most convenient manner.
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We have partnered with 20th Century FOX to release licensed product paying tribute to the 30th Anniversary of Die Hard, which was originally released in 1988. A NYPD officer tries to save his wife from a German Terrorist Group who have hijacked and taken over the Nakatomi Plaza. Officer McClane's cool calm style proves heroic as he comes to the rescue of his wife and several of her colleagues. This is a Retro Snapback Hat featuring the title of the film as well as the unforgettable and one of the most memorable statements from the film "Yippee Ki Yay".


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// This header defines C API to provide edge TPU support for TensorFlow Lite
// framework. It is only available for non-NNAPI use cases.
//
// Typical API usage from C++ code involves serveral steps:
//
// 1. Create tflite::FlatBufferModel which may contain edge TPU custom op.
//
// auto model =
//    tflite::FlatBufferModel::BuildFromFile(model_file_name.c_str());
//
// 2. Create tflite::Interpreter.
//
// tflite::ops::builtin::BuiltinOpResolver resolver;
// std::unique_ptr<tflite::Interpreter> interpreter;
// tflite::InterpreterBuilder(model, resolver)(&interpreter);
//
// 3. Enumerate edge TPU devices.
//
// size_t num_devices;
// std::unique_ptr<edgetpu_device, decltype(&edgetpu_free_devices)> devices(
//     edgetpu_list_devices(&num_devices), &edgetpu_free_devices);
//
// assert(num_devices > 0);
// const auto& device = devices.get()[0];
//
// 4. Modify interpreter with the delegate.
//
// auto* delegate =
//     edgetpu_create_delegate(device.type, device.path, nullptr, 0);
// interpreter->ModifyGraphWithDelegate({delegate, edgetpu_free_delegate});
//
// 5. Prepare input tensors and run inference.
//
// interpreter->AllocateTensors();
//   .... (Prepare input tensors)
// interpreter->Invoke();
//   .... (Retrieve the result from output tensors)

#ifndef TFLITE_PUBLIC_EDGETPU_C_H_
#define TFLITE_PUBLIC_EDGETPU_C_H_

#include "tensorflow/lite/context.h"

#if defined(_WIN32)
#ifdef EDGETPU_COMPILE_LIBRARY
#define EDGETPU_EXPORT __declspec(dllexport)
#else
#define EDGETPU_EXPORT __declspec(dllimport)
#endif  // EDGETPU_COMPILE_LIBRARY
#else
#define EDGETPU_EXPORT __attribute__((visibility("default")))
#endif  // _WIN32

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

enum edgetpu_device_type {
  EDGETPU_APEX_PCI = 0,
  EDGETPU_APEX_USB = 1,
};

struct edgetpu_device {
  enum edgetpu_device_type type;
  const char* path;
};

struct edgetpu_option {
  const char* name;
  const char* value;
};

// Returns array of connected edge TPU devices.
EDGETPU_EXPORT struct edgetpu_device* edgetpu_list_devices(size_t* num_devices);

// Frees array returned by `edgetpu_list_devices`.
EDGETPU_EXPORT void edgetpu_free_devices(struct edgetpu_device* dev);

// Creates a delegate which handles all edge TPU custom ops inside
// `tflite::Interpreter`. Options must be available only during the call of this
// function.
EDGETPU_EXPORT TfLiteDelegate* edgetpu_create_delegate(
    enum edgetpu_device_type type, const char* name,
    const struct edgetpu_option* options, size_t num_options);

// Frees delegate returned by `edgetpu_create_delegate`.
EDGETPU_EXPORT void edgetpu_free_delegate(TfLiteDelegate* delegate);

// Sets verbosity of operating logs related to edge TPU.
// Verbosity level can be set to [0-10], in which 10 is the most verbose.
EDGETPU_EXPORT void edgetpu_verbosity(int verbosity);

// Returns the version of edge TPU runtime stack.
EDGETPU_EXPORT const char* edgetpu_version();

#ifdef __cplusplus
}  // extern "C"
#endif

#endif  // TFLITE_PUBLIC_EDGETPU_C_H_

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Jakarta currently is Southeast Asia's biggest boomtown, and a youthful demographic emerged that's eager to test their entrepreneurial skills in the creative industry and retail, building a brand new infrastructure that benefits both their own lifestyle and those of their peers. In this light the Otoko. concept store recently opened its doors in the Indonesian capital's business district of Senayan.
Founded by Sonny Dien, Zainal Had , Bonardy Sitompoel and Ditho Sitompoel, Otoko. initially started as a pop-up store in 2012 where the savvy foursome offered a sharply edited selection of premium menswear brands they weren't able to find elsewhere in town. The Otoko. concept store is an ambitious step up, one that raises the bar in the city's men's retail scene.
It's accommodated at fairgrounds SBCD, a lively spot amidst plenty of bars and restaurants, and a fav destination of hipsters, expats and young professionals alike. The new retail venture is infact a collab with local furniture brand Vie, and this has evidently influenced the store's interior. The store has a spartan-chic look with an exposed ceiling marked by utility pipes, a concrete floor and a series of bold industrial lamps.
Obviously, the store is dotted with a variety of Vie's stylish furniture pieces. So, what's in stock at Otoko.? aiming to serve the savvy male shopper with a keen eye for contemporary style, the store stocks a cool mix of coveted brands, including apparel by A.P.C., engineered garments and bluesville, Yuketen footwear, shades by Moscot and sleek Braun timepieces.


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Gavin and Meriem had a truly Multi-National and Multi-Cultural Wedding. Meriem is French Canadian but was living in Syria at the time of the wedding and Gavin is Indian but lived in Somalia when they got married. They both work for the UN, have travelled a lot and so their guests literally flew in from all over the world to Granada, Spain. The wedding was held at the Carmen de los Chapiteles with a Pre-Wedding Event held at the Restaurante Mirador de Morayma where they had drinks and canapes & tapas in the gardens and terraces overlooking the Alhambra.
The wedding ceremony held at the Carmen de los Chapiteles in their interior patio was a lot of fun with various friends acting as celebrants and telling lots of anecdotes.
The Wedding Breakfast was served on the main terrace below the Alhambra overlooking the Albaicin during sunset. After dinner there were speeches followed by the cutting of the wedding cake provided by Lussocake. The bride and groom and their guests then headed inside to dance the night away to the sounds of DJ Kayser.
Congratulations to Gavin and Meriem!


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using System.Security.Principal;

using Microsoft.Owin;

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{
    public class PasswordChangeEventArgs : EventArgs
    {
        public IIdentity LoggedUser { get; set; }

        public string NewPassword { get; set; }

        public string CurrentPassword { get; set; }

        public IOwinContext OwinContext { get; set; }
    }
}