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Last week we showed you the video, introducing the new KENZO Spring/Summer 2013 "Tiger Fever" Capsule Collection. This week first pieces have released, including a heavily embroidered crewneck sweater, graphic t-shirts, a series of keychains, as well as an iPhone 5 and iPhone 4/4S case.
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There are many benefits of using blog directories for your blog when it comes to Search Engine optimization. Blog directories are a way to organize your blogs under different catalogs to make them look sorted. Organizing and sorting are extremely beneficial for SEO to activate. When it comes to SEO practices, Google visits through different websites and reaches out to the one which is easy to understand and easy to recognize keywords. This directly helps in the ranking of the page because your website is optimized in a better manner giving it a better SEO ranking.


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Key public health needs would get a boost
By Toby Fisher/MPHA Executive Director
We applaud the governor for proposing an increase in staffing levels for essential public health services in his budget ("Patrick would bolster pharmacy oversight," Metro, Jan. 24). Public health provides protections that we seldom pause to think about — things like inspections of health care facilities and pharmacies, food safety assurance, and prompt response to infectious disease to avoid outbreaks. This type of infrastructure is not sexy, and it is not free, but we all rely on it every day.
Due to severe funding constraints over the last five years, this system is intensely strained and poses unacceptable risks to the public. For example: Staffing levels for state food inspectors were described as "severely deficient" in 2007, and have decreased since then; there is a long backlog of requests for air quality assessments at schools and other public buildings where mold and other containments pose potential dangers; and there are not enough inspectors to respond to complaints at more than 2,300 health care facilities licensed by the Department of Public Health.
The governor's proposal would change this for the better, and would benefit every resident of the Commonwealth.
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NEW YORK [Nov. 26, 2012] - For the first time, HGTV(R) HOME products are on display for the public at the HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom, a 2,000 sq. ft. store, and at the HGTV Holiday House, a modern day, life-size gingerbread house at Mall of America(R), the nation's largest retail and entertainment complex, in Bloomington, Minn. For more than five weeks, beginning "Black Friday," Nov. 23, 2012, through New Year's Day, Jan. 1, 2013, the HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom offers shoppers an up-close look at the breadth and diversity of products in the collection, including the magazine, paint, flooring, furniture, lighting, plants and more.
Located on level 1, south at the Mall of America, the HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom features three stylistically designed versions of the elaborate Be Bold, Relax and Family Time vignettes featured on hgtvhome.com. This holiday season, consumers can immerse themselves in HGTV HOME products, including HGTV Magazine, HGTV HOME Furniture Collection, HGTV HOME Design Studio at Bassett, HGTV HOME Lighting by ELK Lighting, HGTV HOME Flooring by Shaw, HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams and HGTV HOME Plant Collection curated by Agricola Management, and experience these vignettes by walking the floors, feeling the fabrics and exploring every aspect of HGTV's collections in one inspirational venue.
"Bringing our products together under one roof at the HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom at the Mall of America offers shoppers and fans of all ages the opportunity to see, touch and feel HGTV," said Ron Feinbaum, general manager, HGTV consumer products. "By working with our partners to develop the in-store displays, our new HGTV HOME products will inspire consumers with ideas for their own home."
From the lighting to the flooring to the ceiling to the walls, the showroom is decorated with HGTV HOME products throughout the space and in unique presentations, such as a HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams paint chip collage wall using all eight HGTV HOME color collections; a patchwork sampling of HGTV HOME Flooring by Shaw; a sneak peek of two new 2013 HGTV HOME Furniture Collection accent pieces; and an oversized cover of HGTV Magazine's December issue. HGTV also offers shoppers an inside look at the craftsmanship and quality of HGTV HOME products, including a mini-display of the custom upholstery and furniture by the HGTV HOME Design Studio at Bassett, and a behind-the-scenes "Style Files" video featuring design director Nancy Fire's process in creating the HGTV HOME vignettes. Mall of America shoppers will also have the opportunity to sign-up for a one year subscription of HGTV Magazine for the special rate of $15 at individual iPad stations, and children are encouraged to enjoy the Design Center where they can color junior designer sheets and a dream room sketchbook while their parents peruse the showroom.
And in the Mall's rotunda, HGTV HOME is also showcasing HGTV HOME products at the HGTV Holiday House, a life-size gingerbread house where shoppers may attend free demonstrations, meet and greets, and autograph sessions featuring popular network talent. The house is decorated with HGTV HOME Flooring by Shaw, HGTV HOME by Sherwin-Williams wallpaper, and features a sitting area furnished with custom furniture by HGTV HOME Design Studio by Bassett. Various HGTV HOME furniture pieces and lighting are also constructed in the form of a holiday tree.
"Mall of America has revolutionized the shopping experience for more than 20 years," said Denise Conroy-Galley, HGTV's senior vice president of marketing and creative. "We are excited to deliver a truly unique entertainment adventure for millions of holiday shoppers with the HGTV Holiday House and the HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom."
Shoppers also may visit the HGTV Holiday House and the HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom to rest and catch episodes of HGTV's popular shows, such as Love it or List It, Property Brothers, Home Strange Home and a special live viewing of the Rose Parade, courtesy of Comcast Cable, on New Year's Day.
The HGTV Holiday House and HGTV HOME Pop-Up Showroom at Mall of America will be open to the public every day from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT (Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and New Year's Day from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT). For more information, including daily schedules, please visit www.mallofamerica.com, as well as the Mall's Facebook and Twitter, and HGTV's Facebook and Twitter.
About HGTV
America's leading home and lifestyle brand, HGTV features a top-rated cable network that is distributed to more than 98 million U.S. households and the HGTV website, HGTV.com, the nation's leading online home-and-garden destination that attracts an average of four million unique visitors per month. The brand also includes the HGTV(R) HOME consumer products line which showcases exclusive collections of paint, flooring, lighting, furniture, plants and other home-oriented products, as well as HGTV Magazine, a new home and lifestyle publication published in partnership with Hearst Magazines.
About Mall of America
Mall of America is the nation's largest retail and entertainment complex. At 4.2 million square feet, MOA is home to more than 520 world-class shops; Nickelodeon Universe, the nation's largest indoor family amusement park; SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium, a 1.2 million gallon walk-through aquarium; Moose Mountain Adventure Golf; Theatres at Mall of America - a 14-screen movie theater with VIP theatre and more. The Mall opened in August of 1992 and is located in Bloomington, Minn., just minutes from downtown Minneapolis and St. Paul. Follow Mall of America on Facebook and Twitter or visit our blog.


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The Noir File: Lee Marvin is a thief betrayed in 'Point Blank'
By Michael Wilmington & Mr E Man
The Noir File is FNB's guide to classic film noir, neo-noir, sort of noir and pre-noir on cable TV. All movies below are from the schedule of Turner Classic Movies (TCM), which broadcasts them uncut and uninterrupted. The times are Eastern Standard and (Pacific Standard).
"Point Blank" (1967, John Boorman). Thursday, Jan. 31, 2:45 a.m. (11:45 p.m.) "Point Blank," with Lee Marvin as a thief betrayed and left for dead in Alcatraz, is, like "Chinatown," one of the quintessential neo-noirs. Directed with sizzle and panache by John Boorman ("Deliverance"), the movie's source is one of the super-tough Parker novels by Donald Westlake, with the main character's name changed to "Walker." (It's changed back in the current, and disappointing, movie adaptation, "Parker," starring Jason Statham and Jennifer Lopez, directed by Taylor Hackford.)
When the unstoppable Walker, his face deadly and determined, takes off after his treacherous old associates (including John Vernon, Carroll O'Connor and Lloyd Bochner) with the help of a mysterious guide (Keenan Wynn), and a glamorous pal (Angie Dickinson), it's a magnetic, terrifying sight.
"Point Blank" steeps you in its L. A. locale: a surprisingly beautiful sunlit vision circa 1967. With Boorman going all out, this classic movie plays like a grand collaboration among Don Siegel, Alain Resnais and Jean-Pierre Melville. As for Lee Marvin, he's at the top of his game. So is Angie.
Tuesday, Jan. 29
7:45 a.m. (4:45 a.m.): "The Man with the Golden Arm" (1955, Otto Preminger). With Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak.
3:15 p.m. (12:15 p.m.): "Anatomy of a Murder" (1955, Otto Preminger). With James Stewart and Lee Remick.
1:45 a.m. (10:45 p.m.): "Armored Car Robbery" (1950, Richard Fleischer). Fast, punchy heist thriller; with Charles McGraw as the tough cop on the trail of half a million. Also with William Talman (the brains) and Adele Jergens (the broad).
Wednesday, Jan. 30
9:45 p.m. (6:45 p.m.): "The Stranger" (1946, Orson Welles). Orson Welles is a post-war Nazi fugitive hiding in a small town, affianced to the lovely but gullible Loretta Young. Edward G. Robinson is the government man on his trail. That cast and this movie's virtuosic staging and camerawork (by Russell Metty), would make it a gem for almost any other director. For Welles, it's average, but gripping.
Saturday, Feb. 2
3:15 p.m. (12:15 p.m.): "Key Largo" (1948, John Huston). With Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. Blurbed August 10, 2012.
8 p.m. (5 p.m.): "Casablanca" (1942, Michael Curtiz). With Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.
10 p.m. (7 p.m.) "The Maltese Falcon" (1941, John Huston). With Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor.
12 a.m. (9 p.m.): "Mildred Pierce" (1945, Michael Curtiz). With Joan Crawford and Ann Blyth.
4 a.m. (1 a.m.): "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" (1948, John Huston). With Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston.


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The Wedding Date movie gives you the classic "Something Blue" theme. Kat even has the lovely matching blue bags to go with her signature color.
Saturday, December 26, 2009
~Movie Color Hue Theme & You ...The Wedding Date
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~Movie Color Hue & You ....The Accidental Husband
This movie (like many wedding themed movies) uses Tiffany blue as it's theme. This color makes you think of wedding rings and that famous pretty blue little boxes. As a plus the color matched perfectly with Uma Thurman eyes.
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~Movie Color Hues & You...Amelie
Have you ever been watching and noticed that certain colors run through out a film? It's true they do this on purpose. They use it to convey emotions or to simply match an actors eyes. I find myself looking for it now while watching favorite films. So next time make sure to see if you can find that special color :)
"Follow the Blue Arrows: Looking Closely atThe color blue is used symbolically in the visual design of Amelie to represent happiness. Watching Amelie to gather info on the visual design of the film lends itself to the realization that to write a paper on the overall visual design of the film would take dozens of viewings and a book worth of analysis. With that in mind, the focus of this analysis is on a repeated visual design theme: the timely, strategic, and meaningful placement of blue lighting and blue objects to augment and represent the themes of the story, specifically, the theme of happiness.The main set colors in Amelie are green red and yellow. Volumes could be written about the set design, color, and decoration, and how it illustrates each character's personality, but as stated earlier the focus is the importance of the use of the color blue in the set, the props, character's clothing, and lighting. Compared to the reds and greens blue is relatively rare, but very easily noticeable throughout the movie. While it is possible that blue objects coincidently appear at important times, and rarely anywhere else, knowing Jean-Pierre Jeunet's reputation as a highly visual."
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Merry Christmas to all my dear blogger friends. I have been so busy the last few weeks & I am afraid I haven't had the time to do any blogging. But, with a 3 day week-end ahead I am hoping to get some in.
With New Years ahead of us I would like to share with you how to wear gloves. Gloves haven't really been getting a proper showing lately. Which is sad for they add an air of elegant to a woman. Bride's too might want to take note of this. For a Bride wearing the right gloves looks timeless.
First off The Opera-Length Glove. The the 16-button glove, also known as the opera-length glove, extends to the upper arm and accents a sleeveless or strapless gown.
2-button: Also known as "shorties", these are wrist-length gloves, generally 8 to 9 inches long.
8 button = mid forearm length
Look for gloves that complement your dress. Pair simple gloves with fancy dresses or fancy gloves with simple dresses. If you are wearing a long sleeved dress. Skip the gloves. The gloves are meant to be seen.
Put your gloves back on if you have taken them off for any reason, and wear them for your formal photographs.
If you are a Bride Slit the seam of a long glove at the underside of the ring finger to be able to slip your finger out during the ceremonial ring exchange - resew the seam after the wedding. If you opt for shorter wrist-length gloves, you can simply remove the glove and hand it to a bridal attendant.
Finally keep your gloves off while you're eating and drinking. You don't want to be shaking hands later with stained gloves.
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Cubs' new manager navigates post-surgery interview process from home
SAN DIEGO -- New Cubs manager Rick Renteria had no problem getting comfortable for a nearly six-hour interview last month with team president Theo Epstein and general manager Jed Hoyer.
Then again, he was the only one wearing sweatpants.
Renteria, the former bench coach for the Padres, figured the offseason was the ideal time to have right hip replacement surgery, meaning that he could lay low and recover at home in Temecula, Calif.
"It had been going on for quite a few years, but this last year it had gotten worse," Renteria said. "I was walking incorrectly. I was very stiff and was hunched over. The determination to have the surgery after the season was a pretty easy one to make."
Only Renteria's offseason was anything but quiet. Shortly after Oct. 4 surgery, his phone started ringing with teams wanting to interview him for their managerial openings.
Unable to travel for six weeks after the surgery, Renteria didn't have to pull his best suit from his closet, pack and bag and jump on a plane to interview with the Cubs, Mariners and Tigers.
Instead, all three teams came to him.
"The funny thing is, I didn't actually know," Renteria said. "I got a call the day I was going into surgery. I spoke with [Padres general manager Josh Byrnes] and he said the Cubs were interested in interviewing me for the position.
"I then talked to Jed and I told him I couldn't travel for six weeks. And he said maybe they could come out to see me."
That ignited a whirlwind month for Renteria, as the Cubs came for the first of three meetings. Then, it was the Tigers and Mariners. Team presidents, general managers and other front-office folks, all in his home while Renteria hobbled around with the use of his trusty walker.
"I was pretty limited, but I was able to walk with a walker," Renteria said. "I've been doing my exercises twice a day to get the muscles reacclimated to the movement. I live in the two-story house, so I've had to use the handrail and go one step at a time.
"I think they [doctors] have a saying ... good foot up, bad foot down."
To be sure, Renteria put his best foot forward in his interviews with all three teams, especially with the Cubs. It was 10 days after his surgery when Epstein and Hoyer first visited Renteria.
"At that point, I'm just wearing loose sweats," Renteria said. "They started asking me different questions: How do you deal with players? How I would handle different situations."
The time passed quickly, so much so that the trio essentially forgot about lunch. That's when Renteria's wife, Ilene, intervened.
"She suggested that we do something [for lunch], so I said that we should get something from one of the local places," Renteria said. "She decided to go to Panera."
The next visit by the Cubs included their director of scouting and player development, Jason McLeod, assistant general manager Randy Bush and director of player development Brandon Hyde.
But Renteria's phone was just warming up. After that first interview with Epstein and Hoyer, Renteria schedule face-to-face interviews at home with the Tigers and Mariners.
The Tigers were represented by president and general manager Dave Dombrowski, assistant general manager Al Avila and director of professional scouting Scott Bream. That interview last three hours.
Renteria had a relationship with Dombrowski going back to their days with the Marlins when Renteria was a Minor League manager and Dombrowski was general manager.
Not long thereafter, the Mariners came to Temecula. General manager Jack Zduriencik and director of amateur scouting, Tom McNamara, stopped to meet with Renteria after watching some of the team's top prospects play in the Arizona Fall League.
"Jack called to ask if I had time to sit down and talk about the opening," Renteria said. "... I asked him when and he said tomorrow.
"I was appreciative someone wanted to interview me. I was quite humbled to say that least."
After two rounds of interviews with the Cubs and ones with the Mariners and Tigers, Epstein and Hoyer flew back to Temecula one last time.
"They started talking about the philosophy of the organization and the direction they want to go, then Jed said that before they went any further, they wanted to extend an offer to me," Renteria said.
Stunned, Renteria called upstairs where his wife Ilene was. The two have been married since 1983 but have been together for over 36 years. They have four children, including three boys.
Renteria wanted to share this moment with Ilene. Epstein and Hoyer politely left the room as they did so and Renteria and his wife embraced.
"It's been a long road," said Renteria, who has been in professional baseball since 1980. "The spouses of pro athletes go through a lot. She deserved to be there."


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Danny Trejo is Duke, your guide to the gritty, no-holds-barred world of The Fight. The star of gritty movies like From Dusk Till Dawn and Machete is on hand to dish out hard-hitting motivation to help you climb the ladder of the bare-knuckle brawling scene – where referees fear to tread and the easy way out doesn't exist.
You'll need Duke's help - his advice could save your life in your fight for survival. Using the PlayStation Move motion controller together with the PlayStation Eye camera, you must punch, uppercut and hook your way to becoming the toughest fighter out there. Listen to Duke's words of wisdom and you'll learn a few dirty tricks of the trade too.
Fittingly, The Fight features a dark and sinister colour palette, perfect for illustrating the dank alleyways, abandoned car parks and shadowy underpasses you'll be scuffling in.
Similarly, the sleazy fighters you are pitted against are pulled from the dregs of society – moonlight plays on grim scars, flabby beer bellies and malnourished ribcages, and with the ability to brawl in amazing stereoscopic 3D, these grizzled characters will step from the shadows and into your living room. In The Fight, your fists are their welcome party.
With Duke's advice ringing in your ears, it's time to head out into the nocturnal world of the bare-knuckle brawlers, where you'll find out whether going ballistic with a storm of big hits or grinding your opponent down with stamina-sapping jabbing is the key to success. Whichever approach you choose, the PlayStation Move motion controller offers deadly precision.
First port of call in The Fight is the character set-up screen, where you can put yourself in harm's way by customising your fighter to look like you. Next stop is the simple calibration process which lets you configure your controllers and the PlayStation Eye camera so that your every movement appears in-game seamlessly.
You can use two PlayStation Move motion controllers together or one PlayStation Move motion controller with a DUALSHOCK 3 Wireless Controller, and under Duke's tuition you'll learn how to use these to pull off killer haymakers, brutally direct punches and jabs and even below-the-belt techniques like the Double Hammer and the Spinning Elbow.
Events come in two forms: Brawl, where the aim is to simply knock your opponent out, and Rush, which has you battling the clock as well as another fighter. Both categories earn you hard cash if you win, while beating the boss of a series of punishing events also unlocks powerful new moves which can be put to work in harder tests higher up The Fight's career ladder.
The cash you earn from fights can be pumped back into your training regime to make your fighter even more powerful. Endurance sparring, target practice, the speed bag and the heavy bag build up muscle, stamina and power. If you input your own age and weight data, your Body Mass Index will be automatically calculated to judge how many calories you burn – so as your fighter tears up the opposition, you keep fit in real life.
Think you've blitzed the gritty underground fighting scene? Think again. In The Fight, opponents are everywhere, as you'll find out when you venture online. Ultra-competitive opponents on PlayStation Network mean brawls are even more unforgiving.
Take part in ranked events, and you'll rely on your fists and your street-smarts in a variety of venues as you battle your way to the top of the tournaments. Be careful though – get too complacent and you could find yourself dumped on the floor, your record in ruins.
Unranked match-ups allow you to fight in events where no scores are kept, so your record is safe – but with less risk comes less respect from your bloodied peers.
As you win fights online, you gain more cash to spend back in your gym. Another way of boosting your income is to place bets on fellow competitors. In The Fight's online lobbies you can put your money on other people's bouts and watch from the sidelines. You can even place bets as the action unfolds.
How you fight and bet is up to you – in The Fight, the only rule is there are no rules.
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In its effort to bring more competition and lower prices to the prescription drug market, the Food and Drug Administration approved 763 generics, a record, in fiscal 2017, and it expects to top that number this year. "But getting more low-cost medicines to pharmacy shelves could strain a global supply chain already confronting questions about quality and safety -- especially in India, where about 40 percent of generic drugs taken by Americans are made," Bloomberg's Anna Edney reports.
FDA staffing shortages and efforts by drug company workers to evade or mislead regulators have resulted in "oversight gaps" that could get worse.
FDA inspections of the more than 500 facilities in India registered to manufacture drugs for the U.S. dropped 27 percent in fiscal 2017.And the inspection reports that were produced "read like mystery novels full of deleted data, shredded documents and evasive employees," Edney writes.
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It's another Magical Monday over at Paper Cupcakes! This week over at the Paper Cupcake's Challenge Blog the challenge is brought to us by Gloria Westerman. She wanted to see us make a any type of card or project as long as it was school related.
I made a card using two of my images from Paper Cupcakes "Bee Mine & From The Heart". Since I discovered I really don't have any images that are truly school related, the designer team and of course myself had to do some thinking outside the box and incorporated some of my images to fit this challenge. With the help of the sentiment and of course another digital image, which is actually a coloring page from Elizabeth O. Dulemba.
I colored all the images with Bic Mark-its and added a little bit of stickles to the hearts and well, I wasn't sure I was going to like this, but I do in the end. I think it's bright and fun and I love the sentiment.
Well, of course I am writing this a head of time, so it is only Saturday. It's a holiday weekend for the US. And tomorrow is my youngest son's birthday who will be a big 8! So, we have some things planned and hopefully since everyone will be home again on Monday we will have a fun day then as well. Then back to routine.
Thanks for stopping by and make it a great week!
September 5, 2011
Magical Monday - School
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HEAL NY - Phase 16, Urgent Care Facility in Greenwich Village
FAU Control #1004071212
Issued by New York State Department of Health and the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York
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- Robert G. Schmidt
Director, HEAL NY Implementation Team
New York State Department of Health
Division of Health Facility Planning
Corning Tower, Room 1119
Albany, NY 12237
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Perceived support at work after critical incidents and its relation to psychological distress: a survey among prehospital providers." Emerg Med J. 2017."
Trauma-informed care for children in the ambulance: international survey among pre-hospital providers." Eur J Psychotraumatol. 2017;8(1):1273587."


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We always feed the birds, and over the warmer months, we keep the feeders close to the patio so we can watch while we sit outside.
For the winter, we moved the feeder to where we can see it from the kitchen window and back door. I am thrilled with the variety of birds we have visiting us!
We have the hummingbirds in the warm months of course, and they are fascinating to watch. We also saw some gold finches and house finches, which have a pretty orangish colour on the front of the males. I have seen a cardinal as well.
Constants at our feeders are the finches and there are a few varieties. Sometimes my now-bare plum tree is chock full of the little chatterers!
We also have red-shafted woodpeckers, both male and female (as you can see in the photos- the male is the one with the red spots on his cheeks), gray jays, magpies (they are HUGE!), chickadees, and just the other day, feeding on a small bird and not at the feeder was a type of hawk which I think may have been a sharp-shinned hawk, but I haven't been able to positively identify it in our book yet. That is the one it most closely resembles.
There are still great flocks of Canada geese around here; the girls and I saw an astonishing number of them while we were driving the other day.
It really is something to watch and now that I have such a nice camera, I am starting to capture some of the action!
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The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Symmetry Medical, Johnson & Johnson, Stryker, Zimmer Holdings and MarkWest Energy Partners
Nov 08, 2012, 09:30 ET
CHICAGO, Nov. 8, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. Stocks recently featured in the blog include Symmetry Medical, Inc. (NYSE:SMA), Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), Stryker Corporation (NYSE:SYK), Zimmer Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:ZMH) and MarkWest Energy Partners L.P. (NYSE:MWE).
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Here are highlights from Wednesday's Analyst Blog:
Symmetry Surgical Expands in Europe
Symmetry Surgical, a subsidiary of orthopedic implants and instruments maker Symmetry Medical, Inc. (NYSE:SMA), recently signed a distribution agreement with a leading medical device distributor, MTG Medical Technologies (MTG). Per the terms of the deal, MTG will distribute Symmetry Surgical's surgical instruments product portfolio in Europe.
MTG, a subsidiary of Neuro-Competence, distributes cutting-edge yet affordable medical devices to hospitals located across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. Given MTG's strong presence in these countries, the partnership will enable Symmetry Surgical to grow its customer base in the European market.
The distribution agreement is in line with Symmetry Surgical's focus on worldwide expansion of its business inclusive of all brands under the erstwhile Codman Surgical Instruments and SSi. The company further plans to expand into other key European countries to attract healthy revenue opportunities.
Since Symmetry Medical's core Original Equipment Manufacturing ("OEM") Solutions business is facing declining capital spending, procedural and pricing pressure from the weak global orthopedic market, the company is focused on expanding its smaller Symmetry Surgical business.
In the last reported third quarter 2012 results, revenues from the smaller Symmetry Surgical unit increased more than twofold to $24.8 million in the quarter, buoyed by the Olsen Medical and Codman & Shurtleff, Inc. acquisition, which contributed roughly $13.7 million to the division's sales.
Earlier, in October, Symmetry Surgical had entered into a distribution agreement with Canada-based AMT Electrosurgery Inc. to distribute its entire portfolio of medical devices in Canada. In June, Symmetry Surgical had completed a distribution agreement with Japan Surgical Specialty ('JSS') Corporation to sell its products in the Japanese market. The company had also completed a distribution agreement to directly distribute its offerings in Australia and New Zealand.
Symmetry Medical is the largest OEM provider of implants and related surgical instruments and cases to orthopedic devices manufacturers. Its major customers include Johnson & Johnson's (NYSE:JNJ) DePuy, Stryker Corporation (NYSE:SYK) and Zimmer Holdings, Inc. (NYSE:ZMH).
Currently, we have a Neutral recommendation on the stock, which retains a short-term Zacks #3 Rank (Hold).
MarkWest Seals Deal with Antero
Denver, Colorado-based MarkWest Energy Partners L.P. (NYSE:MWE) has agreed to render processing, fractionation, and marketing services to Antero Resources for its liquid acreage in Utica Shale play.
MarkWest will execute the transaction through the joint venture –– MarkWest Utica EMG, L.L.C. aka MarkWest Utica –– formed with private-equity group The Energy & Minerals Group ("EMG"). The operations of the joint venture include the development of natural gas gathering, transportation and processing and natural gas liquid (NGL) transportation, fractionation, as well as marketing infrastructure in the Utica shale in eastern Ohio.
Per the agreement, MarkWest Utica will set up a natural gas processing unit in Noble County, Ohio with an interim capacity of 45 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d). The facility is expected to be fully completed in the second quarter of 2013.
The joint venture will complement this unit with a cryogenic gas processing facility of 200 MMcf/d capacity that will likely come on-line by the third quarter of 2013. A third 200 MMcf/d cryogenic processing plant will also be developed toward the end of 2013.
MarkWest Utica also intends to build a NGL gathering system as well as a fractionation and marketing complex in Harrison County, Ohio.
All the facilities together will be Utica Shale's largest fractionation and marketing complex that is slated to be entirely operational in the first quarter of 2014. The total unit will be capable of providing about 100,000 barrels per day (Bbl/d) of C2+ fractionation.
This new complex is designed to be well connected with the Marcellus Shale where MarkWest enjoys strong exposure and position. This Harrison facility along with the complex of Houston will form the biggest fractionation complexes in the northeast that will offer high-class operating flexibility and consistency, as well as market access.
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The Francker™ typeface is techno-modern and self-assured, but with a soft, human quality that distinguishes it from other structured sans serifs. Designed by Danish engineer Anders Francker, the typeface smoothly combines minimalist sans serif letter shapes, curves rooted in superellipses (a cross between an ellipse and a rectangle), and proportions derived from the golden mean. The resulting design is greater than the sum of its parts.
This is Francker's first typeface. He'd long had the ambition of creating an alphabet design, and in 2001, he read a news item – about the availability of font development software on the Internet – that inspired him to get to work. Armed with a solid knowledge of mathematical shapes and relationships, he made his first trial drawings. "I started making sketches for a techno typeface that looked a little like the Eurostile® design but was more open and with a simplified lowercase," recalls Francker. "I tried to find out if such a typeface was already available … and when I could not find one anywhere, I knew I should make the design."
Francker has always been interested in letters and numbers, and he remembers becoming aware of type when he was still a child. He pursued studies in engineering, but also drew and painted for pleasure. When asked if he thinks there are advantages to approaching type design without a formal education, Francker replies, "Absolutely! Type designers with different backgrounds – such as architecture, engineering or other endeavors that require drawing skills often see things from a fresh viewpoint. Of course, you need to know the rules of what makes a good typeface." He concludes, "You have to understand what it takes to make sound letterforms, but that does not have to come from formal training."
The superellipse is at the core of Francker's curved strokes. The lowercase is simplified, so letters such as a, b, n and u have no spurs. "While mathematical and geometric concepts are central to the design," says Francker, "I felt free to temper them optically, by what looked right to me." He summarizes, "My goal was to make a typeface family which was clean without being clinical."
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5 Valentine's Day Recipes for Dessert Pizza
Disclaimer: Some alternative themes and titles for this post might include:
- For a Mardi Gras Touch: "5 Desserts Masquerading As Pizza"
- For Singles: "5 Desserts That You Can Binge Eat By Yourself On Valentine's Day, But Still Refer To As 'A Pizza Dinner' In Passing Conversation"
- For Pizza Purists: "5 Desserts That Are Circles"
So does dessert pizza really count? We wondered the same thing in a poll back in 2010, but consensus was elusive. Last year, our very own Erin Jackson issued a heartwarming manifesto in its defense, proudly declaring:
Dessert pizza will always have a pizza my heart.
Sure, these 5 "pizzas" may have virtually nothing to do with the real thing. But they (a) taste delicious, (b) look pretty cool, and, best of all, (c) they are fun to say out loud. See all five of these beauties (plus one freaky BONUS pizza) in the slideshow »
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Cakespy's Pizza Pie Dessert
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Mirror Mirror Movie Review
Review by Nathan Samdahl (D)
Hooray! Finally the Snow White adaptation that we've all been excited for has arrived. Slick visuals, Chris Hemsworth and Kristen Stewart look great….oh wait - that's Snow White and the Huntsman, which comes out this summer. Instead, this is the Relativity version that had been jockeying for release schedule supremacy with its counterpart to ensure it reached audiences first. There's a reason for that.
Mirror Mirror is sadly about as bad as its trailers made it look. Despite very low expectations, I found myself struggling to keep my focus and even stay awake throughout this tiring revisionist take of the classic tale.
The film suffers from many drawbacks, chief of which being its script. Mirror Mirror does venture away or put twists on many of the story's best known elements (including the queen's mirror, the poisoned apple, the dwarfs). However, the story remains incredibly predictable - not only do you know exactly where the main story is heading, but the individual scenes offer no surprises either. Even the film's climatic fight sequence, which yields the story's biggest "twist", feels bland and familiar.
What is perhaps most upsetting about Mirror Mirror is the cast. Not that it's bad, but rather that it's an excellent Snow White cast… who are given so very little to work with. Lily Collins and Armie Hammer are perfectly charming, the seven dwarfs (played here by actual midgets) are endearing and even Julia Roberts is a successfully wicked queen. Each scene, though, felt like a real struggle for these actors - their attempts to infuse life into and find genuine moments for their characters thwarted at every step.
This holds true, too, for director Tarsem Singh (the incredibly talented filmmaker behind The Cell, The Fall and Immortals). While the bright, colorful and grandiose production design and costumes clearly had the Tarsem stamp, the script again seemed to nullify much of his directing style. To compensate, sequences were added, such as when the dwarves' home gets rampaged by marionette dolls remotely controlled by the Queen, that certainly are unique to this version, but do little to progress the story. Tarsem's better judgment also got the best of him when he added insult to injury by having the cast sing a Bollywood-type song over the end credits. It just did not work. Sean Bean's look of shock during the sequence says it all.
Two main ways you can tell Mirror Mirror did not turn out as intended: the children in the audience barely laughed and even more telling, all of the production company credits arrived in the middle of the end credits. You know it's bad when the producers hope everyone leaves before their names appear on screen. With a much stronger script, Tarsem could have made this version something, but as is, we must now rely on Snow White and the Huntsman to make us forget this one quickly.
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Bulldogs' Comeback Results In 10th Win In Last 14 Games
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — The Yale University baseball team hit the road again in hopes of returning to its winning ways, but in a game that featured a total of 15 pitchers, the Bulldogs needed some late-inning heroics thanks to a pair of sacrifice plays to return to the win column.
Yale made the short trek down Interstate 95 Wednesday to face in-state rival Sacred Heart at the Ballpark at Harbor Yard, and thanks to a pair of clutch at-bats from Gant Elmore and Trey Rallis, the Bulldogs returned to New Haven victorious following a 3-2 come-from-behind win over the Pioneers.
Yale (13-10) saw its seven-game winning streak, the longest win streak since 2005, snapped on Sunday in a doubleheader sweep at Princeton, but the win over Sacred Heart (12-14) gave the Bulldogs their 10th win in the last 14 games.
The Bulldogs jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the second inning when catcher Ryan Brenner was hit by a pitch, advanced to second on a wild pitch and scored on an RBI single by Jacob Hunter.
The Pioneers responded in the bottom of the third inning. They put runners on second and third to start the inning but could only plate one run on a sacrifice fly by Rob Griffith that scored M.J. Schifano with the tying run.
In the bottom of the sixth inning, Sacred Heart struck again when Chris Whittemore's RBI single with with two outs drove in Griffith with the go-ahead run that put the Pioneers ahead 2-1.
Yale did not fold, however, and responded quickly in the top of the next inning. Charlie Neil walked with one out and went to third on a double by Cam Squires. Neil then came home with the tying run on a safety squeeze by Elmore to tie the game at 2-2.
In the top of the eighth inning, senior captain Andy Megee led off with a double, stole third, and then scored the winning run on a sacrifice fly by Rallis.
Brook Hart worked the eighth inning in relief and held the Pioneers at bay, retiring all three batters that he faced.
Cale Hanson worked the ninth and, despite allowing two Sacred Heart batters to reach base, came away unscathed to earn the first save of his collegiate career.
Yale is off until the weekend when it plays host to Penn and Columbia in a pair of Ivy League doubleheaders. The Bulldogs host the Quakers on Saturday and the Lions on Sunday. Both doubleheaders are slated to begin at 12 p.m.
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Fuel supplier Caltex will cut 10 per cent of its Australian workforce over the next 12 months, axing 350 jobs as part of a companywide restructure.
The cuts follow 400 job losses after Caltex decided to close its Kurnell refinery in Sydney in 2012.
Caltex chief executive Julian Segal said the cost and efficiency review, dubbed "blank slate," would ensure Caltex remained competitive and performed better.
"This is not just a cost out program but a holistic review of operations and efficiency across the whole organisation," Mr Segal told reporters on Monday.
Caltex plans to cut 150 jobs from its marketing arm, 120 corporate support roles and up to 80 distribution and support roles.
The job losses are related to a cost and efficiency review Caltex launched as part of its transition away from fuel refining, including the closure of its Sydney oil refinery.
Mr Segal said Caltex was looking at growth opportunities in distribution and marketing as well as new areas.
"We've got opportunities aligned to the core business and we'll be looking to further step up opportunities into the future," he said.
The fresh job cuts prompted Labor to urge the Abbott government to provide support for the 350 workers.
And the announcement came as the company lifted first half net profit by one per cent to $173 million.
The profit figure was on a replacement cost basis, excluding the effect of changes in world oil prices and reflects the company's underlying performance.
The review is expected to result in restructuring costs of $130 million to $155 million before tax and deliver benefits of about $100 million a year before tax by 2016.
The Caltex marketing and distribution business increased earnings to $393 million from $365 million.
The dividend has been increased from 17 cents a share fully franked to 20 cents.
Chief financial officer Simon Hepworth said the company now planned to examine its dividend policy after reducing its dividend payout in 2012.
Morningstar equities analyst Mark Taylor said the company's profit result was better than expected and the market was pleased with the cost savings and reduction in staff numbers.
"It's taking costs out, outsourcing everything offshore and driving strong earnings growth and savings," he said.
However, Mr Taylor said the company was increasingly exposed to the vagaries of overseas events.
"It's probably a small price to pay for the benefits," he said.
He added that the company was focused on marketing and could benefit from gaps in the Australian market.
Mr Taylor predicts the company's dividend will increase in the next financial year.
Caltex shares closed $1.90, or 7.4 per cent, higher at $27.45.
* Half year net profit of $173m, up one pct from $171m in previous period
* Marketing and distributing earnings $393m, up seven pct from $365m
* Interim dividend of 20 cents a share, up from 17 cents full franked


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Watch Connecticut Gov. Wilbur Cross read his 1938 Thanksgiving Proclamation
HARTFORD >> The public can now watch a video of the late Gov. Wilbur Cross reading his 1938 Thanksgiving Proclamation, marking the first time that a Connecticut governor appeared in a sound film.
The Connecticut State Library has posted the historic film on the library's online You Tube channel.
Library officials also posted digital images of all eight of Cross's official Thanksgiving Proclamations to the library's Flickr collection. Cross was a former English professor and Dean of Graduate Studies at Yale University. He was first elected governor in 1931 and served four terms.
The tradition of a gubernatorial proclamation continues today. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy has issued Thanksgiving messages. Last year, he referred to Superstorm Sandy, remarking how the people of Connecticut responded "with a determination that would make our forefathers proud."


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If the Jack Twyman story were simply about basketball, it would be extraordinary enough: a six-time all-star in 11 NBA seasons. A Hall of Famer who was the first NBA player to average 30 points per game for an entire season, who retired in 1966 as the league's second all-time leading scorer. A broadcaster best remembered for calling Willis Reed's unexpected emergence from the tunnel during the 1970 NBA Finals.
Twyman died Wednesday night at the age of 78, and his basketball accomplishments alone would have been enough for your local newspaper to publish a few paragraphs about him yesterday on Page D6, enough for your grandfather to have maybe read those paragraphs and been reminded of what a gifted player Jack Twyman was.
But Twyman's playing career is only the beginning. The rest of it intertwined with the story of his former Cincinnati Royals teammate, the late Maurice Stokes, and the lengths Twyman went to assist Stokes after Stokes was paralyzed from hitting his head on the floor during the 1958 season finale.
Stokes had been well on his way to being a star; in an NBA TV documentary, Red Auerbach described him as "Magic without flair," while Ed Kalafat, another NBA player from that era, said Stokes "could do everything Michael [Jordan] could." Stokes was just 24 at the time he was paralyzed, and according to an obituary of Twyman published in The New York Times, the only way Stokes could qualify for worker's compensation was to remain in Cincinnati, even though his entire family was back in his native Pittsburgh. "Maurice was on his own," Twyman would tell the New York Post in 2008. "Something had to be done and someone had to do it. I was the only one there, so I became that someone."
As the Times put it:
So he became Stokes's legal guardian. He helped him get workers' compensation; raised hundreds of thousands of dollars to pay for medical care, partly through organizing an annual charity game of basketball superstars; and helped him learn to communicate by blinking his eyes to denote individual letters.
And for decades Twyman pressed the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass., to induct Stokes, a power forward who once grabbed 38 rebounds in a game. When the Hall of Fame finally did so, in 2004, 21 years after Twyman's admission, Twyman accepted the award for his friend.
Stokes would live until 1970, his heart finally quitting on him when he was 36. Twyman, who was also from Pittsburgh, had known Stokes since their summer league days before college. "That's what friends are for," was Twyman's simple explanation for why he went to the lengths he did on Stokes's behalf. But Twyman's efforts were not a simple matter of friends and former teammates. Twyman was white and Stokes was black, and the two had become—in an almost literal sense—family. As John Doleva, the president and CEO of the basketball Hall of Fame, told the AP:
"To do what he did in the late '50s when, frankly, racial relationships were what they were, it wasn't a normal thing to do—a white man to basically adopt and become the legal guardian for Maurice. It's an extraordinary story, but it speaks to his heart. Jack left his heart on the basketball court every time he played, but he had a much bigger heart when it came to his teammates."
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You GOTTA love Colorado weather! Compared to what we are used to, the weather here is a dream. Yes, it is unpredictable, yes the temperature can vary even 40F in one day, which necessitates wearing and changing layers often in one day.
But it is never humid and never damp cold like Ontario, and that is great. Rich and I went hiking the other day and for most of the hike Rich was in a t-shirt. I wore a sweatshirt and my huge camera bag and was very comfortable.
This park we went hiking in is so cool. The rocks and trails are red- Colorado means "colour red" (though they spell it color! lol) and it was called that because of the red rocks.
I have taken photos going by this place before, on one of my trips here, but this was the first time I got to walk around. There were many hikers out enjoying the lovely weather and the beautiful scenery.
I am going to load the whole album of photos from that day into my Webshots (link on the right side of this page) if you are interested.
In the meantime, here are a few shots to give you an idea of the splendor of the day.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Hike at South Valley Park
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Monday, December 29, 2008
Merry Christmas!
Another Christmas has come and gone. Though I will admit to being a little nervous about how it would all go- blending the families and all that you know... it went well and we all had a good day.
We played board games over the days the kids were home and went bowling. We watched movies and ate too much chocolate. We took drives around the neighborhood to see the lights and decorations. When the noise level got too high or the energy level was more than we could handle, Rich and I removed ourselves to the quiet sitting room and cozied up on the couch to read.
And it isn't over yet! Holly and Ben arrive on Wednesday for the second week of the holidays and I am sure it will be plenty rambunctious then too... last time we weren't even in the car for half an hour on the way home from the airport and the four were already bickering... lol
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Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Our Feathered Friends
We always feed the birds, and over the warmer months, we keep the feeders close to the patio so we can watch while we sit outside.
For the winter, we moved the feeder to where we can see it from the kitchen window and back door. I am thrilled with the variety of birds we have visiting us!
We have the hummingbirds in the warm months of course, and they are fascinating to watch. We also saw some gold finches and house finches, which have a pretty orangish colour on the front of the males. I have seen a cardinal as well.
Constants at our feeders are the finches and there are a few varieties. Sometimes my now-bare plum tree is chock full of the little chatterers!
We also have red-shafted woodpeckers, both male and female (as you can see in the photos- the male is the one with the red spots on his cheeks), gray jays, magpies (they are HUGE!), chickadees, and just the other day, feeding on a small bird and not at the feeder was a type of hawk which I think may have been a sharp-shinned hawk, but I haven't been able to positively identify it in our book yet. That is the one it most closely resembles.
There are still great flocks of Canada geese around here; the girls and I saw an astonishing number of them while we were driving the other day.
It really is something to watch and now that I have such a nice camera, I am starting to capture some of the action!
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
From garden to sitting room
We always put up the tree around my birthday, so this weekend was it. We had this tree out back in a raised bed garden (NOT a great idea) and we were told it needed to come out. So we decided to leave it till now and use it as our Christmas tree!
Rich helped the girls cut it down (we will dig out the stump in the spring), and he and I brought it into the house. It's a lovely blue spruce. Lovely in looks, but SOOOO prickly! Next year we will have to pick a softer needle...
So we got it in, got it set up, got the lights on, and the girls started decorating- and the tree came DOWN!!! Rich and I were downstairs sorting through some decorations- we ran upstairs and rescued the girls- then I put a sturdy cup hook into the bookcase behind the tree while Rich held on, and we secured the tree so (hopefully) it won't fall again. Though Molly (the cat) seems to think it the tree was put up for her personal playing pleasure- so maybe it can't be secure enough... lol
Here is how the tree looked outside, untrimmed. And here it is, all decorated, ready for Christmas. Oh, and here is our Art tree- a ficus I somehow killed soon after I brought it home from the store. I have seen similar things sold as art and so we decided it can stay...
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Week of Music
Well, Chloe had her band concert and Heidi was in the Denver Parade of Lights; it was a busy week of music! Gotta love the holidays!
The marching bands were judged on music, lighting (yep, lighting!), and overall performance, and Columbine won first place in lighting and came in third in overall. Way to go, Columbine! You ROCK!
I have some video clips of Chloe but as it always takes some time to upload them, I will do that later. Chloe performed in the Intermediate Band (6th grade) and the Jazz Band, as well as a part of a quartet. There were five or six elementary schools combined for this concert and the bands were HUGE. The Jazz Band is optional, once a week at the middle school and there are only about 15 kids I guess. They played "Wipeout" and it was GREAT! lol
For now, here are some photos of the girls! The photo of Chloe wearing the Fedora is the Jazz Band and the Santa hat is the grade sixes.
Heidi is in the last photo, and she is second from the right, holding her flute.
Next week is the Monster Band concert at the high school- more than 80 kids in one band... next semester, Heidi will play in the Wind Symphony- a band she had to audition for and she practiced day and night! The band is mostly seniors and she was pretty excited to make it!
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January 20, 2016 (gov.uk) The first aid kits will help the UAF to meet an urgent need for life-saving equipment. Delivered at the request of the Ukrainian government, this package comprises individual first aid kits that will help the UAF treat casualties who have been injured as they continue to respond to separatist aggression in East Ukraine. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said:
We are committed to helping Ukraine defend its territorial integrity and this builds on packages of support and training we have already provided. It will help the UAF treat casualties, strengthen their defensive capability and build their resilience.
The UK has already gifted over £1million worth of non-lethal equipment, including helmets, night-vision goggles and global positioning systems. Cold weather protective clothing and field tents will also be delivered in the coming weeks. The gifting of equipment is in addition to training being provided by the UK Armed Forces to the UAF in areas such as medical skills, logistics, infantry and intelligence capacity building.


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Tips for sticking to New Year's resolutions
Joseph Baschnagel suggests setting realistic goals, creating a plan and monitoring progress
According to statistics published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology out of the University of Scranton, approximately 45 percent of Americans make New Year's resolutions, with most vowing to lose weight, get organized or curtail spending during the upcoming year. However, a mere 8 percent of these Americans can actually tout resolution success. So, how can we improve our chances of successfully attaining our New Year's goals?
Joseph Baschnagel, assistant professor of psychology in RIT's College of Liberal Arts, offers these tips to setting—and keeping—New Year's resolutions.
Set reasonable goals and sub-goals. Many people have difficulty sticking to their goals because they set goals that are unrealistic or too general, Baschnagel explains. "If the goals seem a bit ambitious, break them down into manageable sub-goals that are easier to accomplish," he says. "Also, be specific with your goals so that you know what you are aiming for. For example, setting a goal to lose weight is too general and gives you nothing specific to work toward. However, setting a goal to lose 50 pounds by summer may be unrealistic and you would be setting yourself up for failure. Setting a goal to lose 50 pounds by the end of the year with sub-goals to lose five pounds a month is much more reasonable."
Create a plan. "The plan is a set of more sub-goals or actions that help you reach your goal," Baschnagel says. "So, in order to stick with losing five pounds a month, for example, you might make plans to join a gym in January and put into your planner to go to the gym at least three times a week. Be even more specific such as planning out the workout that you'll do each time you visit the gym. Having a plan makes it easier to stick with your goal because you reduce the chances you will procrastinate."
Monitor your progress. Baschnagel believes that keeping track of your progress is important because it allows you to see how much progress you've made toward your goal. "It's easy to lose sight of the gains you have made, especially with trying to change a behavior or trait that takes a long time to change," he adds. "You can easily become discouraged. Charting your progress helps you visualize your progress, which can keep you motivated. Monitoring can also tell you if you need to change your tactics." If you're not meeting your goals, Baschnagel suggests changing something in the plan.
Reward yourself. According to Baschnagel, many people fail to reward themselves for progress, or think they should reward themselves only when they reach the end goal. "Rewarding yourself for your efforts is important," he says. "The behavior you are trying to change likely is rewarding. For example, eating unhealthy food or sitting around watching television is immediately rewarding, whereas the reward from working out at the gym might not come until many months where you notice weight loss. To keep your motivation up when changing behavior, you need to make sure that the new, healthy behaviors are rewarded sooner and regularly. Pick activities that are rewarding by themselves or by adding rewards. So if running on a treadmill is not very rewarding to you, you might provide some other reward every time you run a certain number of times, like treating yourself to a movie at the end of the week."
Get friends and family involved in your process of meeting your goals. Letting others know of your goal increases your motivation by adding a little social pressure onto yourself, he explains. "Friends and family can also be supportive by encouraging you or reminding you of your progress. They can even join in if they have similar goals."
Baschnagel is the author of several journal articles and has presented his research at symposia around the country. He is an expert in smoking behavior, nicotine addiction, behavior modification, post-traumatic stress disorder and attentional and emotional processing in borderline personality disorder populations, and he has taught courses in psychophysiology, psychopharmacology, biological basis of mental disorders, and brain and behavior.


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Posted: Fri Aug 10, 2001 11:07 am
Post subject: What's your least favorite part in 3K?
There's not TOO many parts that really make me angry, but when Mark is being harassed by that Captain Said guy, that bothers me. Like when he gets shocked, and when they make him drink oil. How could they?
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My least favorite were the ones without Mark. jk! I think it was mean too when they put oil down his throat. And the scene where he was hit in the head w/ a clipboard was mean too.
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i thought it was really cruel when they shot the woman in the head. and her liile girl was crying.
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I really hated it when they shot that woman and when they were harassing Mark. Poor guy! And shooting that woman was out of line. The guy who shot her, did they shoot him?
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Shooting the woman in the head was uncalled for. I was feeling sorry for that little girl watching her mom get shot in the head. SO SAD. When Mark gets shot in the abdomen. I hated that part. When he gets shocked and when he get hit in the head with the clipboard and when he had to drink oil. I HATED THOSE PARTS. Oh when that reporter was with Clooney and hey where making out and she was screaming his name. I hate that part too.
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Yeah, definetely when the mother was shot dead in front of her family. The director didn't shy away from anything. That bit made me really sad, I was also quite sad when Conrad died,
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I actually liked the part where they were torturing Mark. It showed his true talent as an actor But I hated the woman part, and the part where they show people's insides.
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Anything without our boy in it!
And I know this sounds shallow, but I thought Troy's wife was...not all that! How'd she get him, anyway?
Just kidding!
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The flashback to the Kings everyday lives back home. I thought it looked out of place, almost as if that is how the director had originally planned on introducing the characters, and then when he decided to start it in the desert was stuck with all this footage, so he spliced it in.
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I hated when they wuldn't let him adjust his trekkie n' he almost died. I almost died. When that dude shocked him I wanted to kill da guy. It was sad when Conrad died specially when Troy was crying
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I HATED the part when they were torturing my baby (Mark) when he got shot, and when he was crying!! I startes crying at those scenes! I love him so much!
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i don`t think that there is a part in 3 kings i don`t like well except when conrad and iice cube are in that cave thing talking about just different stuff i find it kinda boring
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My least fav0rite part was when Mark was being t0rtured cuz it was sad!! But like my all time least fav0rite part in Three Kings was when they dissed Micheal Jacks0n...cuz wh0 in there right mind d0es that!! LoL!!
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I didnt like the scene where conrad and the woman died. But also it shows the reality of war and its affects on all people no matter wat race or where they are from.
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i'd have to say there are a few.. i hate the part when they're torturin mark with oil and shockin him. then the part in the end when they won't let him release his lil air thing in his chest... i was so nervous! and another sad part that kinda sucked was when he called his wife... that'd be so hard to do.. it wasn't a least fave part, but a sad one.
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The New Life: Words of God for Young Disciples of Christ
BY Rev. Andrew Murray
Chapter 19 Jesus The Keeper
"The Lord is thy keeper... The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil,... He shall preserve thy soul" kjv@Psalms:121:5-7.
"I know Him whom I have believed, and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed unto Him against that day" kjv@2Timothy:1:12.
The Lord has not only received you, but He will also keep you ( kjv@Genesis:28:15 kjv@Deuteronomy:7-9 kjv@Deuteronomy:32:10 kjv@Psalms:17:8 kjv@Psalms:89:33-34 kjv@Romans:11:2 kjv@Romans:11:29). For young disciples of Christ who are still weak, there is no lesson that is more necessary than this. The lovely name, "the Lord thy keeper," must be carried in the heart until the assurance of an Almighty keeping becomes as strong with us as it was with Paul, when he spoke that glorious word, "I know Him in whom I have believed, and I am persuaded that He is able to guard that which I have committed unto Him against that day." Come and learn this lesson from him.
Learn from Paul to deposit your pledge with Jesus. Paul had surrendered himself, body and soul, to the Lord Jesus--that was his pledge which he had deposited with the Lord. You have also surrendered yourselves to the Lord, but perhaps not with the clear understanding that it is in order to be kept every day. Do this now daily. Deposit your soul with Jesus as a dear pledge that He will keep it secure. Do this same thing with every part of your life. Is there something that you cannot properly hold? Yom heart, because it is too worldly? ( kjv@Psalms:51:17 kjv@Jeremiah:31:33). Your tongue, because it is too idle? ( kjv@Psalms:31:6; kjv@Psalms:141:3). Your temper, because it is too passionate? ( kjv@Psalms:119:165 kjv@Jeremiah:26:3-4 kjv@John:14:27 kjv@Philippians:4:6-7 kjv@2Thessalonians:3:16). Your calling to confess the Lord because you are too weak? ( kjv@Isaiah:1:7 kjv@Jeremiah:1:9 kjv@Matthew:10:19-20). Learn, then, to deposit it as a pledge to be kept with Jesus, so that He may fulfill in you the promise of God concerning it. You often pray and strive against a sin in vain. It is because-although this too is done with God's help--you want to be the person who overcomes. No, entrust the matter wholly to Jesus, "the battle is not yours, but God's." ( kjv@Exodus:14:14 kjv@Deuteronomy:3:22; 20:4 kjv@2Chronicles:20:15). Leave it in His hands. Believe in Him to do it for you. "This is the victory that overcometh the world, even your faith." ( kjv@Matthew:9:28 kjv@1John:5:3-4). But you must first place it wholly out of your hands and into His.
Learn from Paul to set your confidence only on the power of Jesus. I am persuaded that He is able to keep my pledge. You have an Almighty Jesus to keep you. Faith keeps itself occupied only with His omnipotence( kjv@Genesis:17:1; kjv@Genesis:18:14 kjv@Jeremiah:32:17 kjv@Jeremiah:32:27 kjv@Matthew:8:27 kjv@Matthew:28:18 kjv@Luke:1:37 kjv@Luke:1:49 kjv@Luke:18:27 kjv@Romans:4:21 kjv@Hebrews:11:19). Let your faith be especially strengthened in what God is able to do for you ( kjv@Romans:4:21 kjv@Romans:14:4 kjv@2Corinthians:9:8 kjv@2Timothy:1:13). Expect, with certainty, that He will do great and glorious things for you, entirely above your own strength. See in the Holy Scriptures how constantly the power of God was the foundation for the trust of His people. Take these words and hide them in your heart. Let the power of Jesus fill your soul. Ask only, "What is my Jesus able to do?" What you really trust Him with, He is able to keep ( kjv@John:13:1 kjv@1Corinthians:1:8-9).
And learn also from Paul where he obtained the assurance that this power would keep his pledge. He found it in his knowledge of Jesus. "I know Him whom I have believed," therefore I am assured ( kjv@John:10:14 kjv@John:10:28 kjv@Galatians:2:20 kjv@2Timothy:4:18 kjv@1John:2:13-14). You can trust the power of Jesus, if you know that He is yours, if you converse with Him as your friend. Then you can say, "I know whom I have believed. I know that He holds me very dear. I know and am assured that He is able to keep my pledge." This is the sure way to the full assurance of faith. Deposit your pledge with Jesus, and give yourselves wholly into His hands. Think much on His might, and rely upon Him. Live with Him so that you may always know in whom you have believed.
Young disciples of Christ, please receive this word, "The Lord is thy keeper." For every weakness, every temptation, learn to deposit your soul with Him as a pledge. You can depend on it, you can shout joyfully over it. "The Lord shall keep you from all evil." ( kjv@Joshua:1:9 kjv@Psalms:23:4 kjv@Romans:8:35).
Holy Jesus, I take You as my Keeper. Let Your name, "The Lord thy keeper, "sound as a song in my heart the whole day. Teach me to deposit my case as a pledge with You in every need, and to be assured that You are able to keep it. Amen.
1. There was once a woman who for years, and with much prayer, had striven against her temper but could not obtain the victory. On a certain day she resolved not to come out of her room until by earnest prayer she had the power to overcome. She went out in the opinion that she would succeed. Scarcely had she been in the household when some thing gave her offence and caused her to be angry. She was deeply ashamed, burst into tears and hastened back to her room. A daughter, who understood the way of faith better than she, went to her and said, "Mother, I have observed your conflict. May I tell you what I think the hindrance is?" "Yes, my child." "Mother, you struggle against temper and pray that the Lord may help you to overcome. This is wrong. The Lord must do it alone. You must give your temper wholly into His hands. Then He takes it wholly and He keeps you." The mother could not understand this at first, but later it was made clear to her. And she enjoyed the blessedness of the life in which Jesus keeps us, and we by faith have the victory. Do you understand this?
2. The expression, "The Lord must help me to overcome," is altogether outside of the New Testament. The grace of God in the soul does not become a help to us. He will do everything. "The Spirit of life in Christ Jesus hath made me free from the law of sin" ( kjv@Romans:8:2).
3. When you surrender anything to the Lord for keeping, take heed to two things:
--that you give it wholly into His hands,
-- and that you keep it there.
Let Him have it wholly. He will carry out your case gloriously!
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