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The Payroll department is located within Human Resources. The primary function of the Payroll department is to process bi-weekly payments to employees of Gateway Community College. Employees may contact the department with questions regarding their salary, or to complete the various forms available from our office. Such forms include Federal and State W-4 forms, Direct Deposit Authorization Agreement, Salary Amendment Agreement Form (for tax deferred products), and Change of Address.
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Student Employee pay is $11 per hour.
Student employees paid as Student Laborers are required to fill out blue biweekly timecards. Student Laborers' cards should be submitted to supervisors for a signature.
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Susie went out this evening for dinner at The Spaghetti Warehouse, and then to the 11:30 showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at Studio 35. So, it's just the laptop, the blog, and me here right now. (Susie flies back to Florida late Monday morning, but she has managed to see many of her good friends while she has been visiting here in Ohio.)
While I was in Florida, I ventured where I had never been–but in territory which is familiar to many people I know. I found myself in a bidding war on eBay.
A day or two before Christmas (and going down to Florida to celebrate the holiday), I set my sights on a Lafayette RK-710 reel-to-reel tape recorder. I picked the brains of my fellow members of the Reel-to-Reel Enthusiasts' group on Facebook, since I had never heard of Lafayette. All reassured me that the Lafayette Radio Electronics Corporation was a reputable company. So, I submitted a bid a dollar or two above the price listed in the posting.
To my surprise, eBay sent a notice to my email saying that someone had bid higher than I had. I immediately jumped onto eBay and raised the price by a dollar. It was after placing the bid that I realized that my "opponent" had only raised the stakes by about $0.11 or $0.12. I raised it a dollar, and saw that bidding would close the next day around 8 p.m. EST.
Steph pointed out to me that I was the one who was driving up the price. Apparently, the other bidder realized this as well, since he/she automatically set the account to raise the price a dollar each time I placed a bet.
I sat out the next 12 hours, although I set the alarm on my cell phone to go off five minutes before bidding closed. Patiently, I watched the timer run down, and discovered that the other bidder had placed a $40 ceiling on automatically raising bids. As time was down to about 15 seconds, I increased the bid by $0.50, and received the good news that the tape recorder was now mine.
A Facebook friend told me that there was another–far more universal–tactic for bidding on Facebook. It is called "sniping," and it involved not driving up the price by matching and exceeding bids. It involves sitting there quietly as the time runs out on bidding, and, as close to the last second as possible, putting in the highest bid.
The recorder came yesterday by FedEx Ground. Susie was home to take it off the porch, which was a good thing, since there has been a rash of package thefts here in SoHud during the Christmas season. She emailed me at work that the package was here, so I was on the edge of my seat the rest of the day, willing the clock to move more quickly to 5 p.m. so I could get home and try out the new machine.

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NANAIMO — A Nanaimo sawmill where two people were shot to death and two more wounded Wednesday was embroiled in a tense dispute between workers and management over severance pay.
The suspect, Kevin Douglas Addison, 47, was charged late Wednesday with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of attempted murder in connection with the shooting.
He was remanded in custody and was to appear in Nanaimo court on Thursday..
Michael Lunn, a 61-year-old worker, and Fred McEachern, 53, who also worked at the mill, both died at the scene.
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"It's just … it's unexplainable," said Lunn's sister, Linda Bledsoe.
Lunn grew up the only boy in a family of seven girls and loved his job at the mill, Bledsoe said.
"We were all very close," she said. "None of us are feeling anything right now."
Another shooting victim was flown by air ambulance to Victoria General Hospital, where his condition was listed as critical but stable Wednesday evening.
The other man injured is Tony Sudar, the company's vice-president of manufacturing, who was shot in the face but in stable condition in Nanaimo hospital Wednesday afternoon, his wife confirmed.
An officer from the police Emergency Response Team arrested the shooter inside the mill without incident, said RCMP Supt. Mark Fisher, the Nanaimo detachment commander.
Sudar was scheduled to be a company witness later this month in a long-standing and acrimonious dispute over severance pay between the Steelworkers Union, which represents workers at the mill, and owner Western Forest Products.
His appearance was part of proceedings before an arbitrator that had been delayed in September and January.
More than 300 workers were laid off when the mill closed in 2008, but around 30 were rehired two years later just before a deadline in the collective agreement that would have forced the mill to pay out severance to employees if it was still closed.
The United Steelworkers Local 1-1937 has accused the company of reopening the sawmill in 2010 with a skeleton crew, to skirt millions in severance payments.
Steelworkers local president Brian Butler had outlined how "extremely frustrated" members were with the company and arbitration delays in recent bulletin updates to members.
The dispute is part of an unsettling and tense backdrop at the mill, though neither Nanaimo RCMP nor Western Forest Products will say if it contributed to the shooting.
Don Demens, CEO of Western Forest Products, confirmed the man arrested is a former worker at the mill, but would not speculate on his motive or how and when his employment there ended.
"I have no idea how this occurred," Demens said. He called the shooting a "tragedy" and offered his condolences to the families affected.
Demens said the facility had been operating on one shift for several years and there were no more layoffs pending. In the past, it had employed workers in two shifts.
The RCMP's Fisher said investigators are still trying to determine if the gunman had shown any previous signs of violence, and what the relationship was between those involved.
Police officers arrived at the mill within three minutes of multiple 911 calls reporting shots being fired shortly after 7 a.m., according to Fisher.
He said the alleged gunman started shooting in the employee parking lot, which is located in a dusty section of industrial land off Nanaimo's waterfront, near abandoned railcars and parked tractor-trailers.
The rampage continued into a mill office. Police recovered a shotgun at the scene.
"I want to stress that at this time we have no indication that there are any other suspects involved in this incident," said Fisher, adding that police believe the suspect acted alone.
It's not the first case of deadly workplace violence in B.C.'s history.
The government overhauled worker assessment and violence prevention rules within the civil service after a manager in a Kamloops ministry office shot and killed two co-workers after being told he was fired in 2002. There were indications of erratic behaviour before the shooting, but no one came forward to report the signs.
In Vancouver in 2008, a worker who lost his job in a warehouse run by TallGrass Distributors Ltd. stormed a Christmas party to shoot and kill his former boss.
A common theme in mass shootings is when a person feels wronged and owed justice that they are, for whatever reason, denied, according to Edward Taylor, the director of the School of Social Work at the University of B.C. Okanagan campus and an expert on workplace and school shootings.
He said it's a misconception that people just "snap" and start shooting.
"When we see people in workplace shootings and school shootings, it's usually a process that starts out with belief systems that become obsessions that lead to a feeling that I'm owed the right of reprisal for this," Taylor said. "Workplace and school shootings are almost never where someone just suddenly snaps. That's one of the mythologies. This is almost always a process that is occurring over time."
Companies need to be careful when terminating employees so that they offer a genuine and empathetic process that doesn't ring hollow to the employee, said Heather Mackenzie, a lawyer and founder of The Integrity Group, a Vancouver company that helps prevent violence in workplaces.
"It needs to be thoughtful," Mackenzie said of company firings in general. "A lot of employers who get an A+ for the way they manage the conclusion of someone's employment (means) they've thought things through and are able to offer support, structure and severance in a way that's as helpful as possible, is dignified and allows somebody to leave with their head held high."
There are legal requirements in place from WorkSafeBC for employers to address potential workplace violence, but there are always multiple layers of issues involved in violent incidents, said Mackenzie.
She said people in Nanaimo are "terrified" at the incident, and she helped the city draft a bulletin to staff on Wednesday.
"There are many questions to be answered in this and people want to know because only in knowing can you develop some sense of control in your head around this," she said. "When it's so random and inexplicable, that's what messes with people's heads."
The shooting sent shock waves through Nanaimo, a coastal community with deep roots in the pulp and sawmill industry.
Mayor John Ruttan was saddened to learn it happened in his city.
"I was shocked," he said. "These incidents do happen, they are not totally foreign, but you always hope that it won't happen in your own community."
Premier Christy Clark called it a "horrible tragedy."
"This kind of tragedy is almost unknown in British Columbia," she said in a speech to the legislature. "Most of us here today cannot imagine what the victims and their families must be going through.
"They should know they are not alone. The people of British Columbia are standing with them."
Outside the taped-off entrance to the mill, Charlie Gallagher, a supervisor at the Western Forest Products mill in nearby Ladysmith, propped a bouquet of flowers against a chain-link fence. He said he wasn't sure if he knew anyone involved, but he felt compelled to pay his respects.
"It's our colleagues and people we've worked in the industry with for a number of years," he said. "I may not have known them, but I think we owe them that."
Western Forest Products closed all its Vancouver Island facilities Wednesday after the shooting and said grief counsellors would be available for staff as they come to grips with the tragedy.
Kevin Douglas Addison was charged with two counts of first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder late Wednesday night. He's due in Nanaimo Provincial Court Thursday afternoon.
With files from The Canadian Press and Nanaimo Daily News
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Smothering cauliflower in cheesy sauce is delicious, but can lead to a predictable side dish. Instead, try this cheese-free casserole, with a creamy, spicy sauce and a crunchy topping to give the cauliflower florets a little pizazz. What to buy: Panko is coarse Japanese-style breadcrumbs.... Read More
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Fiction can sweep you up into a far-off land, but nothing grounds you like reading a riveting true story.
The editors at Amazon.com recently came out with a list of the Best Nonfiction Books of 2013 So Far, which ranks the best books released between January and June 2013.
Here are the Top 10 Best Non-Fiction Books of the Year So Far, according to Amazon editors:
1. Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal by Mary Roach: This funny science book takes us on an unforgettable tour of the alimentary canal, asking questions like: Why do we like to eat crunchy food? And why doesn't the stomach digest itself? Roach is a witty, beautiful writer who makes the human body a fascinating and comedic subject.
2. Detroit: An American Autopsy by Charlie LeDuff: Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Charlie LeDuff goes back to explore his broken hometown, where he finds a city in decay. He explores the current state of the city and how it affects its citizens, including his own family.
3. The Emerald Mile: The Epic Story of the Fastest Ride in History Though the Heart of the Grand Canyon by Kevin Fedarko: This book tells the thrilling adventure story of a group of river guides who secretly launched a small, hand-built wooden boat named the Emerald Mile into the Colorado River right after one of the largest chain of "superstorms" ever hit the American West in 1983.
4. The Autistic Brain: Thinking Across the Spectrum by Temple Grandin and Richard Panek: Temple Grandin, one of the foremost authorities on autism, discusses the latest science behind autism in an exciting manner. She also weaves in her own experiences (she has autism herself) to make the illness more relatable.
5. Scatter, Adapt, and Remember: How Humans Will Survive a Mass Extinction by Annalee Newitz: This fascinating science book focuses on humanity's long history and how it has managed to avoid mass extinction on numerous occasions from tsunamis to asteroids. It also speculates how we can learn from the past and use it to avoid disasters in the future.
6. Between Man and Beast: An Unlikely Explorer, the Evolution Debates, and the African Adventure that Took the Victorian World by Storm by Monte Reel: In 1856, explorer Paul Du Chaillu set out into the wild to find and study the gorilla. He emerged successfully with the then-mythical animal and brought him back to society, only to launch right into the center of a debate on Darwin's theory of evolution. The books blends adventure and history.
7. Exploding the Phone: The Untold Story of the Teenagers and Outlaws who Hacked Ma Bell by Phil Lapsley and Steve Wozniak: This book tells the story of the telephone, from its birth by Alexander Graham Bell to the rise of mega-companies like AT&T to the high-tech smartphones of today. There are also interesting anecdotes on hackers, mobsters, and telephone company wars.
8. Overbooked: The Exploding Business of Travel and Tourism by Elizabeth Becker: Tourism is one of the largest industries today, but it wasn't always that way. Elizabeth Becker explores how travel and tourism went from a rich person's hobby to a massive empire with serious impacts on the economy, environment and culture of countries around the world.
9. Smuggler Nation: How Illicit Trade Made America by Peter Andreas: Looking back at American history from colonial times to modern day, this book shows how the U.S. is built on a history of smuggling, whether it was slaves in the 19th century, illicit booze in the 20th century, or drugs today.
10. Ship It Holla Ballas!: How a Bunch of 19-Year-Old College Dropouts Used the Internet to Become Poker's Loudest, Craziest, and Richest Crew by Jonathan Grotenstein and Storms Reback: The Ship It Holla Ballas were a group of underage poker players who won tens of millions of dollars in online poker—and then spent it all in an epic fashion. This book traces the rise and fall of online poker through one of the most successful Internet poker crews ever.
See Also:Kim Jong-Un's Ex-Girlfriend Reportedly Executed By Firing SquadThis Velociraptor Chasing A Japanese Office Worker Is The Most Terrifying Office Prank Ever8 Books That Will Make You Want To Travel To India
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Letterland Returns in April!
February 15, 2019
Raleigh's Pullen Park will be transformed into Letterland on Saturday, April 27, 2019 from 10 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. to celebrate preschool and elementary school students in Wake County.
Letterland brings letters to life by turning them into colorful characters, each with their own personality and stories that go along with their sounds. Wake County elementary schools in grades Pre-K-2 and many preschool programs use the phonics program as part of their literacy instruction.
The Wake County Public School System, the WAKE Up and Read Collaborative and Sinclair Broadcasting will partner with Raleigh Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources to bring Letterland characters and activities to Pullen Park for an exciting Letterland Day.
Children will be welcomed by Firefighter Fred and a real fire engine. They'll meet Annie Apple, Bouncy Ben and Clever Cat. Children can ride on Clever Cat's carousel and drive in one of Bouncy Ben's boats. They can travel around the park looking for letters in their Letterland Passport book. Children can have their face painted with Impy Ink and make noise with Noisy Nick. Children can play a game of Munching Mike's Bean Bag Toss, make Kicking King or Quarrelsome Queen crowns, join the Letterland parade at noon, and enjoy Kicking Kings Karaoke on the large stage. Pullen Place Café will offer Munching Mike's Menu for delicious food and options.
Parking and admission to the park are FREE (rides are $1.50). Park in Pullen Park parking lots, with overflow parking at the Reynolds Parking Deck on Jenson Drive.


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Review: My Bloody Valentine 3D
I'm not a horror movie fan. I watched them slightly more often when I was younger than I do now, but skipped most of the biggies. In the last decade, it's taken something extraordinary to get me to see one. Something like, say, Jensen Ackles as the movie's star.
I went to see My Bloody Valentine 3D last week, and enjoyed it a lot more than I expected to. I'm going to keep my review spoiler-free in the beginning. If you don't want to know all the details, don't read past the horizontal lines. You've been warned!
I think Jensen Ackles is a tremendous actor, so I expected him to be the best thing about this movie. He almost was, even though it didn't really test his range. Character development was minimal due to the concentrated storyline, and what we got was focused elsewhere, but it was still a treat any time he was on screen. I had a hard time not comparing him to Dean, of course. You'll be sorry to hear that most of the time he's in layers again. He does have one scene that starts with him in a tank top. One of the characters says "Put your shirt on," and the entire audience yelled, "No, don't!" There were physical differences, though. When Tom was climbing up through the woods at one point, he was tentative and shaky, and I thought, "He doesn't move at all like Dean."
I say Jensen was almost the best thing about the movie. If it had been a normal, even digital, film (Jensen in digital is pure beauty!), he would have topped the list. But the 3D was pretty amazing, and took the movie to a whole new level. Some people have said they didn't feel it was much better than the old 3D, but I did.
First, we looked much cooler than we would have with the old paper goggles:
Second, the entire movie is in 3D, not just the stuff that jumps out at you. Now, the last movie I saw in 3D was that kid movie with Sly Stallone as a bad guy (maybe Spy Kids?) and it just gave me a headache. This was like being in a diorama. Plus, my friend who says 3D doesn't work for her got the full effects. Our group was in unanimous agreement.
Speaking of groups, it's definitely more fun seeing this movie in one, so you can laugh at their reactions and they can laugh at yours.
The story held together fairly decently. There were a few moments of eye-rolling dialogue and some holes that couldn't be explained away, but far fewer of them than you'd expect in a movie whose sole purpose is to shock the audience. Most of the staples of the genre were present, but it was kind of comforting to have them there. That could be my nostalgia talking, though (what little I have).
Overall, I'd call it more horrible than scary (no nightmares here), with lots and lots of gore, and well worth seeing for either horror fans or Ackles fans.
Oh, and Tanya? It's easy to close your eyes to avoid the gore. It's well telegraphed. :) Anticipation is, after all, half the fun.
Please note I have no control over the spoilers in the comments!
The basic plot of the story (complete with "twist"! So be warned! Again!):
Ten years ago, Tom Hanniger (Ackles) forgot to bleed the lines in tunnel 5. Some miners got trapped, and most died. The police determined that Harry, one of the trapped miners, killed the others to conserve air. He lived, but went into a coma. A year later (or so I'm told, I missed that notification) he woke up from the coma and killed 23 people--people in the hospital and some kids partying at the mine.
Tom, his girlfriend Sarah, and her friends are at the party and manage to survive, but they leave Tom behind. He almost gets killed, but the sheriff and a deputy show up and kill Harry.
Ten years later, Tom, who left town immediately and never came back, returns to town around the anniversary of the massacre, planning to sell his stake in the mine since his father died. The town's not too happy about that. Sarah is now married to Axel, the town sheriff (and the guy who got her and one other girl away from the mine massacre), but clearly still carries a torch for Tom, who seeks her out repeatedly and enjoys goading Axel about her.
When the murders start happening, Tom is an immediate suspect. He was at the motel where the first two occurred, and is visible through the window on a sex tape found at the murder scene. He's also at the mine when the next one occurs, and the guy who gets killed tried to punch Tom in a bar fight the night before. But he was jammed into a cage, struggling to get out when the murder occurred.
As the movie progresses, though, most of the murders have a connection to Tom. Axel finds out he was in a mental institution for the last seven years and warns his wife off, but while being chased by the killer, she finds evidence that Axel is actually the one. It comes to a showdown between the three--in the mine, of course--and we learn it was Tom all along, kind of in a split-personality thing. They fight, the tunnel collapses, and when a rescuer locates Tom, Tom kills him and escapes, thereby making a sequel a possibility.
The Killers
Even though I was spoiled by a review that mentioned "Crazy!Jensen" and Tom taking off the mask, and even though it was pretty obvious to the discretionary viewer that the body in the miner coveralls was Jensen's (or a really, really good body double), and even though the music and camera angles and clues all pointed to Tom, they managed near the end to make me think it could be Axel. Probably, that was partly because I wanted it to be the lying, cheating jerk instead of the lost, tragic, heartbreaker.
Motivation was the biggest point of discussion for us when it was over. I thought it was funny that they kept questioning why Tom would go after, say, the housekeeper or the chippy that Axel had gotten pregnant. To me, it was as simple as...he's broken. He got attacked, and left behind, and he was already harboring guilt for the mining accident. Then he had to shoulder the deaths of two dozen people. Coming home, seeing those people from the past, triggered his psychosis.
But no one really questioned Harry's motivation. Why he killed the miners was clear, but why all the hospital people? Why the kids at the mine? Why did he suddenly turn into something he wasn't, especially after being in a coma for a year?
Speaking of which.
But What About...
Harry was in a coma for a year, but was hugely muscled and capable of ripping people in half? He didn't have a pickax in the hospital, so how did he tear through ribcages and rip out hearts?
The key scene to keep us guessing about Tom was the third modern death, in the mine. He's watching the murder from inside the cage. Very metaphorical. But later, when he's revealed, they show him putting himself in the cage and taking off the miner suit and mask. Where was that stuff when the others came in? I'm not certain if he disrobed in the cage or outside it, but either way, why wouldn't the police have found the gear and the pickax? There weren't any good places to hide them.
One of the pieces pointing to Axel is his father's old house in the woods, where he shtuped his girlfriend and where she gave him a Valentine's card and told him she was pregnant. Tom found the house, so when the words in the card appear in blood on the wall over dead Megan's head, we're to think it had to be one of the two of them, since they're the only ones who knew about the card. Later, Sarah finds a cabinet full of Valentine hearts (the kind candy comes in) and the card. Since the killer was putting his victims' hearts in candy boxes, she thinks he's her husband.
But the problem with that misdirection is that it indicates premeditation. When we get flashbacks to show how things really happened, Tom seems to be completely unaware of his "Harry" personality, and certain things trigger it to come out. He's fully convinced in the mine that the killer is a separate entity. But he's shown discovering where Harry had been buried, and recovering his old mask and pickax. So those things don't quite jive.
But they were still minor compared to some other horror movies I've seen, and the final shot of the movie, on Tom's expression shifting as Harry takes over and escapes, is chilling enough to make me forgive the little issues. Scary? Gory? Hot guy in a tank top? Eyeballs poking out of the screen on the end of the pickax? Those are enough for me.
Did you see the movie? Agree, disagree, think I'm completely nuts? Tell us what you thought, and please correct anything you think I got wrong, because there were a few places I had to close my eyes. :)


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Do any of you have fabrics in your stash that you love, but that you just can't seem to put to use? This is one such stack for me. I fell in love with these gorgeous Yoshiko Jinzenji fabrics a couple years ago. I bought a couple pieces online and then came across someone selling them at a quilt show, way back in 2009 (it took me a while to find this post!)
I've spent lots of time admiring each piece and even more time flipping through Yoshiko Jinzenji's latest inspiring book, Quilting Line + Color (oh, and if anyone know where I can get a copy of her Simple Quilt book, please do let me know! I've been dying to add it to my collection!) But each time I end up putting these fabrics back in their storage bin because I never feel like I can come up with the best way to use them.
So what do you think? What would you make with these fabrics?
Oh, and if you're looking to add similar fabrics to your stash, Yoshiko Jinzenji has a new line available now. Kim at True Up posted about this new line during Spring Quilt Market here.
I've seen a few prints online at Marmalade Fabrics, and if you know of other shops carrying them, do leave a note in the comments! I'd love to add a few of these new prints to my stash! (you know, so I could spend some more time admiring them and wondering what to make!)Also available at Purl Soho. (I might have just ordered a couple more prints!)


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A 60-year-old woman was killed after she lost control of her car and slid into the path of an oncoming snow plow.
A 60-year-old woman was killed after she lost control of her car and slid into the path of an oncoming snow plow.
Mary K. Durbin Aken, of New Philadelphia, was driving a 2006 Toyota Matrix east on U.S. Route 250 when she slid sideways and into the westbound lane at 5:09 p.m., according to a news release from the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The collision happened just west of County Road 44.
The oncoming driver, 60-year-old Keith Badertscher, of Nashville, Ohio, attempted to avoid Aken's car by swerving right, but struck the car on the passenger side. A snow plow on the front of his truck entered the car and hit Aken.
The Wayne County coroner's office pronounced Aken dead on scene, according to the release.
Badertscher was taken to Wooster Community Hospital for minor injuries. The Wayne County commissioners' office owns the 2002 International 7400 truck, according to the release.
The Highway Patrol responded to the accident and were investigating Thursday. The Apple Creek Police Department, Apple Creek Fire and staff from the Wayne County commissioners' office also responded.
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By Elizabeth SheanWhen Mom and I moved from Houston to Albuquerque earlier this year, we downsized considerably. Our former home was two stories tall and boasted 1,000 more square feet of living space than we have now, in our single-level house. I thought we could adapt to these relatively cramped quarters. But it hasn't been going too well.My home office is situated in what was originally the home's master bedroom suite. It is a large, bright space with sliding glass doors that open onto our beautiful backyard terrace. It's a very peaceful place for me to do my work, especially when I have care help to preoccupy Mom.But there are also a lot of times when Mom is a distraction. She'll come trundling down the hall to interrupt me with questions like "Are you planning to eat lunch?" or she'll have the TV on in the living room—an incessant racket I find difficult to tune out. These conditions do not contribute to my ability to be productive.By the same token, Mom is squashed into a tiny, dark bedroom with one small window. Her queen-size bed occupies most of the space, and I worry constantly that she will catch her toe in the bedspread and trip just trying to navigate the narrow, harrowing pathway from her door to the bedroom closet.As well, in an effort to provide me with "alone time" each night, Mom tries to watch TV while propped up in her bed. It looks hideously uncomfortable, which makes me feel bad. Indeed she even admitted how unpleasant her bedroom environment is the other day.Ah, the other day. The day that culminated in Mom and I getting into serious conflict, exchanging harsh words and crying because we simply have reached a breaking point by living too much on top of each other.These arguments between Mom and me, while painful, can yield valuable information, however, and such was the case this time. I realized neither Mom nor I are getting our needs met in this current living arrangement.Mom needs independence and comfort. I need solitude and privacy. Based on the situation I've described, I think you can see the problem here.But how to solve it? I cannot manufacture more space inside this house. It is not Dr. Who's Tardis.I talked things over with my sister because sometimes, to use a cliché, it's hard to see the forest for the trees. And she had a brilliant idea: move my office out of the house.Over the course of my eight-year career as a writer, I have always worked from home. But as soon as my sister said those words I could see it was the perfect solution to my home situation.And so, in a couple of weeks I will be moving into a lovely office suite I rented a few days ago. There, I will have 4 to 6 hours of blissful solitude and privacy every weekday. I'll be able to focus on my work fully and be more productive.Mom's bedroom will move into the original master suite. She'll have plenty of room to move around. She can even get a small recliner so she can sit comfortably in the evenings to read a book or watch TV. She'll have a bright, inviting space with a view of the peaceful backyard.
Will less togetherness enable us to live more harmoniously? Only time will tell. But I'm hopeful this radical change will enable both of us to get our needs met better so that the conflict becomes a thing of the past.By the way, not only is my office moving, but so is this blog. You can continue to follow our saga over at the
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This store in Sagamore Hills, OH is specialized in second-hand children's clothing of name brands like Gap, Children's Place, H&M, Polo, OshKosh B'gosh, Lilly Pulitzer, Vineyard Vines and more. They sell gently used apparel from newborn through youth size 18/20. You can also find shoes for kids, as well as sneakers, sandals and boots. This store also has a selection of toys and games for infants up to 8-year-olds as wells as books and DVD's for children. There is also a variety of baby needs like high chairs, bouncy chairs, strollers, safety gates, cribs, beds and more.
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Halo Game Services job listing mentions "experience in MMO development"
343 Industries is hiring, and it is looking for someone who can help it build "large scale distributed systems with a focus on scalability, reliability, serviceability, maintainability, and stability."
Long-winded description aside, the Halo Game Services job listing is for a software engineer, and among the prerequisite experience listings is "experience in MMO development" noted in "ideal experience."
Gamespot reminded us that when Ensemble Studios was shuttered, it was revealed the team had been working on a Halo MMO, codenamed both Titan and Orion which was canned in 2007.
The game had been in the works since as early as 1998, according to some accounts.
Could 343 be looking to scrape up the pieces or start afresh on a Halo MMO? Only it knows for sure at this point, but it sounds more tech than MMO to us, as 343 could just be looking for someone with experience in MMOs due to server issues, stability, or something less exciting and technical: "The Halo Game Services team is working on building the next generation of backend services to power Halo 4 and our new game saga."
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From Scott Norwood's "Wide Right" field goal kick that cost the Bills Super Bowl XXV to that ironic moment when Atlanta Falcons' Eugene Robinson was arrested for soliciting a prostitute after being given the Bart Starr Award, QMI looks at the Top 10 infamous moments in Super Bowl history.
2004 - Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction (GRAPHIC WARNING)
2003 - Rich Gannon's five interceptions
2000 - Kevin Dyson a victim of 'The Tackle'
1999 - Eugene Robinson's moral indiscretion
1993 - Thurman Thomas' fumble
1991 - Scott Norwood, "Wide right!"
1988 - Stanley Wilson's relapse
1979 - Jackie Smith's dropped pass
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Bruce Springsteen plays a note of caution on economic sway in Australia
Springsteen and his E Street Band opened their Wrecking Ball Tour to enthusiastic reviews in Brisbane, the hometown of Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Wayne Swan, who revealed in a speech last year that The Boss had long been his political inspiration.
Swan said the New Jersey-born working-class hero's musical railings against inequality echoed his own public battle against Australian billionaire mining tycoons who oppose his tax reforms.
When told at a news conference Thursday that Swan had cited his musical idol as an influence on his center-left government's economic policies, Springsteen urged caution.
"Really? You better watch out there," Springsteen joked. "I'm not sure how good I am with my money."
He added, "I hope it's been a positive influence, that's all I can say."
Swan was named by banking magazine Euromoney as the world's finance minister of the year for 2011 for helping steer Australia clear of recession during the global economic meltdown. He is attending the final two-week session of Parliament in Canberra before he releases his annual budget blueprint on May 14 and has revealed that the annual ritual involves him playing Springsteen's hit single "Born to Run."
Swan said Springsteen's 1975 breakthrough album "Born to Run," as well as subsequent albums "Darkness on the Edge of Town," ''The River," ''Born in the U.S.A" and "Nebraska," talked about the shifting foundations of the U.S. economy before the subject became topical.
"If I could distill the relevance of Bruce Springsteen's music to Australia, it would be this: Don't let what has happened to the American economy happen here," Swan said.
Swan said Springsteen is also the favorite musician of Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
Swan is expected to see the concert with his family in Brisbane on Saturday. His office could not immediately confirm his plans on Thursday.
During Thursday's show, Springsteen played a 25-song set list and even slipped in a rare cover: "Just Like Fire Would" by Australian punk band, The Saints.
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Actress Halle Berry refused to shower for 10 days as she played a drug-addicted prostitute in Spike Lee's film "Jungle Fever."
The Oscar winner reveals the long-running rumor about her poor hygiene on the set of the 1991 movie is true and she didn't wash for the duration of the job so she could accurately portray the character – although she felt sorry for her co-star Samuel L. Jackson.
She tells talk show host Wendy Williams, "(I played) a foul-mouthed crack-smoking hoe. It's true (I didn't wash), ask Sam Jackson, he had to get a whiff of it!"


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To download the app, visit the App Store for your iOS device, or Google Play for your Android, and search for "UNH Mobile."
Access to all things UNH is now available for Apple devices in addition to the Android platform upon which it was first developed. 'UNH Mobile' is a suite of 18 application modules presented within the context of a customizable home screen. Six of these app modules access mobile-ready UNH websites, while the other 12 reside directly within the application itself.
The app was developed by the UNH Mobile Application Development Team, which is comprised of members of Information Technology (Academic Technology & Web Solutions) and University Communications and Marketing (New & Emerging Media).
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1. Athletics: features Wildcat news, providing instant access headlines, as well as up-to-the-minute scores, live stats, audio streaming, schedules, team information, rosters, TV/radio, and more.
2. Augmented Reality: location-based augmented reality module consumes the following AR channels: UNH map info, Wikipedia, Twitter. Not available for iPads.
3. Computer Labs: real-time computer availability in computer labs across campus. The module integrates with Maps app to show the building locations, directions, etc.
4. Courses: search UNH and UNHM course catalogs. Fall, spring, summer and J-Term courses are represented; courses are categorized by category, but can be broken down by online, general education, or Discovery. The bookmark feature allows users to keep track of courses of interest.
5. Dining: shows a 10-day menu forecast for Holloway, Stillings and Philbrook. Users can also search for and then select specific food items to view a recipe and an interactive nutritive analysis of their entire meal.
6. Directory: search student (requires Blackboard authentication and authorization) and employee directories.
7. Events: shows links to websites for upcoming UNH events, as well as the event calendar RSS feed.
8. Get help: displays emergency contacts including UNH and Durham police, Health Services and the IT service desk.
9. Learn: a link to the Blackboard Mobile Learn application. The Bb Learn app needs to be downloaded separately from Google Play to run within the UNH portal shell.
10. Map: campus map includes a "places" feature in which buildings and places are grouped by category (academic, athletics/recreation, landmarks, etc). The GPS/WiFi integration enables the app to detect your location and provide driving, walking or biking directions to your next destination.
11. News: mobile version of the Media Relations website; lists most recent news releases with links to searchable news archive. Also includes searchable database & directory of faculty experts.
12 Photos: swipe-capable gallery of UNH images.
13. Social Media: module is a link to the mobile version of the UNH Social Media website: www.unh.edu/social, and features a collective list of affiliated groups supported by UNH, including: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Foursquare, Instagram and Flickr. Updated on a regular basis.
14. Transit: displays schedules for Campus Connector and Wildcat Transit, with full route information. The data integrates with your device's onboard map to pinpoint the locations of bus stops. In addition to providing directions to UNH (via bus, train, car and boat), the module also shows up-to-date information about vacation schedules, exceptions, late-night services, and more.
15. Videos: UNH YouTube videos, grouped by playlists. Videos can be bookmarked to create your own playlist. You can also search for videos and playlists that exist within the UNHVideo channel.
16. Virtual Tour: virtual tour of campus, dining halls, academic buildings, recreational offerings, and student life. It was recently optimized for mobile display featuring a swipe-enabled slideshow, with video / photo toggle view options.
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When we got there, a triathlon was in progress. There were lots of people and bikes and music. Logan thought it was great. But once we got into the water, there was no stopping him. He loved it so much! Even when we had to break for a little picnic, he kept asking, "Beach?" "Beach?"
And then we had to take him out of the water in order to change his little swimmers underpants and the whole time he would point towards the water and ask, "Beach?" "Beach?"
Today when I took him out on our walk, he saw the river and asked again, "Beach?" "Beach?"
I think we'll be spending more time out there this summer. Just wait until we actually take him camping. He'll love that!
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Oh my, that has got to be heartbreaking. We deal with so much guilt and frustration anyway because of our preeclampsia, now this! I'm no expert as my preemie's issues were more gastro-related and we're handling his residual issues pretty well, though I do have a sister who dealt with precocious puberty with one of her children (full term baby, not a preemie). You're definitely in the right place now with an endo doc. I'm also really curious about the connection with IUGR... could be a really interesting addition to our research databases (www.preeclampsiaregistry.org) as I had not heard about that before.
I wish some others would jump on here who may have had this experience, but in the meantime, do the best you can with the right doctors. It's all any of us can do; guilt won't help and certainly isn't deserved. I'm sure you're a great mom!
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Parent of micropreemie going through puberty
It's probably been 10 years since I posted on this forum. I have a preemie and micro preemie daughters. They are 10 and 11 now. My micropreemie is the 10 year old. She was born at 1 lb 10 ounces. She always did great but was always on the small side. About 2 years ago she started developing signs of puberty while her older sister did not. I ask the pediatrician about this and she said its normal. I asked about her growth too and they had made a mistake that day on the growth chart so she kind of disregarded my question. She had a very big growth spurt between 9 and 10 and almost caught up with her sister. A month after her 10th birthday Layla got her period. I was shocked but didn't think too much of it. I decided to make an appointment for the girls for their regular check up. When the per found out Layla got her period she was very concerned. Layla was only 4' 6". She told me most of her growth was over. My daughter starting crying right there and asked me if she will never really grow anymore. I reassured her she will get just as tall as me (I'm only 5' 1"). The ped said oh no honey you only have an inch or 2 left. She referred us to an endocrinologist. The endo wondered why Layla wasn't referred earlier because she started developing so early. I told her I was upset because I expressed concern about this almost 2 years ago but it was disregarded. She said at least you here now. She told me the growth chart could not be used to * the situation because of the error made on it. This upset me too. Why didn't they correct it the day of the mistake! Any way she took a bone x ray of my daughters hand. The results showed Layla has the bone age of a 12 to 13 year old. If caught earlier I may have been able to give Layla Lupron to stop her puberty and give her more time to grow. Honestly I don't even know if I would have done that. The endo projected Layla's height to be around 4 11 which I would be fine with. I just don't think this is possible. Will she really grow 5 inches after her period started and its regular. I don't want to get a second opinion because I feel like at this point nothing can be done anyway and it has been very difficult seeing my daughter feel like something is wrong with her. Anyway I've been doing a lot of research and have read that a lot of micro preemies, mostly the ones that are iugr, go through an accelerated puberty or precocious puberty. I am surprised I never heard of this and I'm so surprised that after doing a couple hours research I could figure this out while no doctor has ever mentioned it to me. I keep reassuring myself that I would have never opted to treat her with Lupron anyway. i feel so sad for my daughter because right now she's not the tallest in her grade but not shortest either. I fear as the years go by she will start noticing that she is so different as all the girls go through growth spurts and become way taller than her. I'm starting to feel as guilty as I did around the time I had both of them. I stopped measuring her because I don't want her to feel like growing taller is that important. I do feel like she has grown a bit since. I hope she will reach 4 11 or even 4 10. I guess I want to see if anyone has dealt with this with their older micropreemie.
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Younger gamers may find it hard to believe, but there was a time when corporate giant Electronic Arts didn't focus mainly on sports games, yearly sequels and movie licenses. This company was actually founded with the goal of helping individual developers bring their unique vision to the market. It resulted in a lot of great, original games.
EA Replay brings those days to mind with a collection of 14 classic games that originally saw release on the SNES and Genesis consoles back in the mid-'90s. We took an early build of this admittedly rockin' compilation for a test drive. The results, however, are mixed.
The Road Rash games are easily the cream of the crop, here. With Road Rash 1-3 (oddly, only the second one has a multiplayer options), you get a taste of the racing/combat genre's roots. The simplistic controls hide fantastic depth, as you can duke it out with opposing motorcycle riders at top speed using your fists or weapons you steal from them; simply race clean and hope for the best; or kick them into oncoming traffic as you streak by.
The only weirdness is that the games' original soundtracks have been replaced by some really bad generic rock. Considering Road Rash on the Sega CD and 3DO had one of the best licensed soundtracks in history, it's a shame that collection of songs wasn't used here.


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Can mighty Wall St. bull keep charging in 2014?
- Despite booming year for stocks in 2013%2C bulls maintain bright 2014 outlook
- Bullish thesis banks on better economy%2C rising confidence%2C more cash flows to stocks
- Risks include market %27melt-up%2C%27 interest-rate spike and investor complacency
NEW YORK — Do U.S. stocks have any rocket fuel left in the tank after skyrocketing to their steepest annual price climb in 16 years?
After posting its best return since 1997, the odds of the broad Standard & Poor's 500 stock index delivering an encore performance of similarly epic proportions in 2014 is unlikely.
Yet, while Wall Street isn't expecting gains of 25% to 30% again in 2014, after a 29.6% return for the S&P 500 index in 2013, most stock market predictions lean bullish. More gains (albeit, less sizable ones) and more record highs are likely. There's a long list of positive propellants working in the stock market's favor, top investment strategists say, with rising confidence in the economy topping the list.
"The outlook," says Dan Chung, chief investment officer at Alger Funds, "is still positive. But the rate of the gains will likely be slower."
But in the unpredictable world of investing, there are always things that could go wrong and cause the first 10%-plus correction since 2011. USA TODAY has identified five stock market risks — including the potential downside of another 2013-style market "melt-up," a sharp spike in interest rates and a return of irrational exuberance, to name a few — that could pose problems for the bull market as it nears its fifth birthday in March.
There are a few key pillars underpinning the consensus bull case for stocks in 2014.
• An improving economy. The U.S. economy is expected to strengthen, which boosts the odds that GDP could grow at a 3% annual clip for the first time since 2005. An uptick in growth will provide additional support for stock prices as well as corporate profits, which are expected to grow 11% in 2014, up from around 6% last year, Thomson Reuters says.
"The economy still won't break any records, but the recovery will be broader and stronger than any year since the Great Recession," says Bob Doll, chief equity strategist at Nuveen Asset Management.
Stocks have performed consistently well in periods when GDP was trending around 3%, according to LPL Financial. The S&P 500 has posted gains in 93% of the quarters in the past 35 years when GDP was between 2.5% and 3.5%. "It's the growth sweet spot for stocks," says Jeffrey Kleintop, LPL's chief market strategist.
There are a number of factors that could foster faster growth.
The rapid price appreciation of stocks and real estate makes consumers feel richer. The resulting "wealth effect" is likely to spur consumer spending, which accounts for two-thirds of U.S. economic activity.
"The recovery in asset prices is an important part of the story," Chung says.
It's not just the U.S. economy that's gaining traction, says Martin Sass, CEO of investment firm M.D. Sass. Europe, Japan, China and many emerging market economies are also showing improvement, setting the global economy up for "synchronized growth," Sass says.
Negative impacts from fiscal drag and policy uncertainty are also expected to ease. The two-year budget deal hammered out by Congress a few weeks ago should reduce gridlock on Capitol Hill, take another government shutdown off the table and reduce growth headwinds.
"Peace has broken out (in Washington, D.C.)," says David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Funds.
Peppier growth will also provide cover for a market that is neither cheap nor expensive, but instead "fairly valued." The S&P 500's once-depressed price-to-earnings ratio expanded a great deal in 2013 and is back near historic norms. The market P-E, based on trailing 12-month earnings, has swelled to almost 17 from 14.
But rising valuations don't worry Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab.
"The notion that bull markets end when valuations hit historic norms" is misguided, Sonders says. "P-Es almost always overshoot to the upside."
• A pickup in corporate spending. As CEOs gain more confidence in the recovery, there's a strong likelihood they'll manage their businesses less defensively. The hope is Corporate America starts investing again in the future and deploys more of its record $1.25 trillion cash hoard. Cash reserves held by non-financial companies in the S&P 500 have doubled since 2008, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.
Wall Street expects corporations to continue buying back their own shares and returning more cash to shareholders via dividends. In the third quarter of 2013, the most recent data available, S&P 500 companies spent $207.4 billion on dividend payouts and buybacks, the most since the final quarter of 2007, S&P says.
More important, investors envision CEOs ramping up spending on new plants, new business ventures and new employees, as well as deploying more cash to finance growth via acquisitions, says Ann Miletti, senior portfolio manager at Wells Fargo Advantage Funds.
"We're expecting a shift back toward more capital spending and M&A," Miletti says. "If that plays out it would be positive for the market."
• A rebound in confidence. Another bullish theme is an expected diminution of fear as the bad memories of the 2008 financial crisis recede.
A mindset shift from pessimism to optimism is likely to continue. Rising confidence often results in more consumer spending, more risk taking by investors and more aggressive spending by U.S. corporations.
Calendar 2014 will be marked by "a restoration of confidence," says Alan Skrainka, chief investment officer at Cornerstone Wealth Management.
The latest readings on consumer confidence are the highest since July, but well below the peak levels prior to the 2008 financial crisis.
• A still-easy Fed. Wall Street also seems more comfortable with the Federal Reserve's decision to start reducing its market-friendly stimulus in 2014, thanks to the Fed's additional pledge to keep short-term rates near 0% for a longer period of time after the unemployment rate, now 7%, falls to 6.5%.
Market uncertainty about Fed policy has diminished since the Fed's meeting in mid-December. That's when the Fed outlined "the timing, pace and execution" of its exit from its bond-buying program and reiterated its plans for continued market support via its "forward guidance," says Terry Sandven, chief equity strategist at US Bank Wealth Management.
"It removes a significant overhang to sentiment," Sandven says.
There's a growing sense that the economy can continue to grow and avoid a relapse even if long-term interest rates, currently around 3%, move gradually higher once the Fed starts to "taper" its monthly purchases of U.S. Treasuries and mortgage-backed bonds. The Fed's bond-buying program, dubbed quantitative easing, or QE, is designed to boost growth by keeping borrowing rates low. QE has been likened to a steroid injection, or performing-enhancing drug, and has been cited as a key driver of stock prices.
Outgoing Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the Fed will reduce its monthly asset purchases to $75 billion from $85 billion in January and could wind down QE entirely in 2014 if the economy continues to heal.
Still, Sonders warns that it would be "naive" to think the market won't suffer a hiccup or two as the Fed reduces its asset purchases.
• A "Great Rotation" to stocks. Bonds, the investment of choice after the 2008 financial crisis, are losing favor. The reason: Stocks are soaring. Rising bond yields mean a drop in the principal value of bonds, which means losses in bond funds, once perceived as safe.
The 10-year Treasury note yield ended 2013 at 3.03%, its highest level since July 7, 2011. Rates are expected to continue to rise. In addition, the average core bond fund lost money this year, falling by around 2%, according to fund-tracker Lipper.
The result: The roughly $1 trillion that flowed into bond funds the past five years is now finding its way back into the stock market. 2013 was the first year since the Great Recession in which net flows to U.S. stock mutual funds were positive, and bond funds suffered outflows, according to the Investment Company Institute.
An estimated $20.9 billion flowed into domestic stock funds in 2013, while $77.2 billion flowed out of bond funds. Still, since 2008, domestic stock funds have suffered net outflows of $527 billion, while bond funds have seen positive flows of nearly $996 billion, ICI data show.
The shift of money from bonds to stocks, dubbed the "Great Rotation," has a long way to go, says Kleintop.
"Individual investors have just begun to come back into the stock market after being out for five years," Kleintop says. "The heavy lifting the past few years has been corporations buying back their own stock. (In the first three quarters of 2013, companies spent $346.3 billion on share buybacks, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices.) But we could have a whole new class of buyers — individual investors — and finally get the Great Rotation."
The bull market has delivered gains of more than 173% since it began in March 2009. Betting against this bull has been a bad bet, at least so far.
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It's Thanksgiving weekend, and there's extra XP to be earned in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
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Call of Duty: Ghosts and Black Ops 2 are both offering double XP this week.
Black Ops 2 double XP event extended through Tuesday
In a fit of generosity, Treyarch has decided to extend this weekend's double XP event for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. The promotion will continue through 10:00AM PST on Tuesday. This lucrative event clebrates the recent release of the Uprising DLC pack, for which Activision suggested you take a few days off work.
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With the release of All Fronts and Dark Corners, Epic is hosting another Double XP session for Gears of War 2 players.Only instead of a weekend, it will last all week long and be available to the public playlist and private games as well.The Double XP week ends August 3, so long into XBL and […]
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Treyarch is celebrating last week's release of Call of Duty: World at War's Makin Map Pack DLC in grand style.Starting today and ending on March 12, all WaW players get double XP across all platforms.So log on and shoot some stuff.
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Infinity Ward's Rob Bowling's confirmed that Call of Duty 4's to get another double XP weekend, starting February 27.The PR chief also said the Variety Map Pack is to be reduced 50 percent from February 24.There's more on Bowling's blog.
CoD: WaW LE owners getting double XP this weekend
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Sgt. Kevin Sheehan remembered by loving sister
A woman whose brother was killed in action in Iraq eight years ago finally received a Gold Star license plate in his honor.
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Nurse Karen Sheen thought she was attending a press conference about research funding Tuesday when she received the emotional surprise several years in the making.
"I'm very surprised. I had no idea this was even going to happen," she said.
Sheehan's brother, Sgt. Kevin Sheehan, lived in Milton, Vt., and was serving with the Vermont National Guard when he came under mortar attack in Iraq in 2004 and was killed.
Karen Sheehan said she wanted a Gold Star license plate to honor her brother, but was disappointed to learn that New Hampshire reserves them for mothers of fallen soldiers.
A Vermont lawmaker heard Sheehan's story and helped get her the license plate from where her brother lived and served.
Sheehan said she will put the plate in the window of her car in hopes people ask about the Gold Star and the life story of her brother.
"To be able to put it in your car and have people ask you about who he was -- what does it mean? It means everything. I want him to be remembered," she said. "And he's always in my heart, and there isn't a day that goes by that I don't think of him."


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Staten Island Eats: Bayou
If the original Bayou on Staten Island was an eclectic Bourbon Street bar, the newly renovated restaurant is now a stately, elegant French Quarter establishment. A mini Galatoire in New York City's southernmost borough.
Elegant mirrors and chandeliers, fleur-de-lis in relief, and framed jazz posters have replaced the stuffed alligators, hanging beads, and Louisiana license plates that adorned the walls of this restaurant and bar for its first six years. Exposed brick walls now include recessed cutouts, where masquerade masks are illuminated by candlelight. Thick red curtains separate the bar from the dining room.
As my waitress two weekends ago so succinctly put it: Bayou grew up.
Chef and owner Julian Gaxholli opened Bayou in the Rosebank section of Staten Island almost seven years ago. With alligator, crawfish tails, and Remoulade sauce on the menu, Gaxholli brought a bite of the Big Easy to Bay Street. And with rich sauces, Andouille sausage, caramelized onions and sharp blue cheese making frequent appearances on the menu, the flavors here are bold.
Last year, Gaxholli upgraded the menu, and after Christmas, he closed Bayou's doors for a five-week renovation. "Before it was a lot of hearty, heavy dishes, like Southern food," general manager Jay Larsen told me last week as he explained the changes to the restaurant. "Now he's getting into refined dishes using Southern flavors. The flavors are still there, but it's refined food for New York." In this corner of the city, customers are loving it.
On the eve of the Saints Super Bowl victory, I returned to Bayou, with a reservation, eager to see and taste the changes. Dimly lit and intimate, the restaurant keeps tables close enough to foster conversation between couples. The bluesy voices of Ella Fitzgerald and Etta James complemented the elegance of the new space.
The new menu still includes many holdovers from the original. I was happy to see that the dish that I enjoyed on my last birthday was still there: The pork tenderloin medallions wrapped in bacon, seared and topped with stella bleu cheese au gratin, accompanied by dirty mashed potatoes and served with porcini mushroom broth—known as Elba Blues on the Bayou menu ($21)—was a perfect way to ring in my 30s. And that pork-wrapped-in-more-pork dish also strikes me as the ideal meal for Mardi Gras, a final celebration before forty days of Lenten fasting.
New items on the Bayou menu include the Huitres a la Rockefeller appetizer, oysters baked on the half-shell with sautéed spinach, bacon and a touch of Pernod ($9.95); and Napoleon's Sword, skewered chunks of beef, chicken, pork, onions and bell peppers, grilled and served over roasted potatoes and served with a semi-dulce chile sauce ($20).
I began my Super Bowl-eve meal with the alligator bites: Cajun-seasoned alligator patties grilled and served over ciabatta bread with stella bleu cheese and tomato salad ($9.50). No, the alligator didn't taste like chicken; more like venison meatballs. And for my entree, a Big Easy pork chop: a bone-in pork chop butterflied and stuffed with brie and crawfish tails, then oven-roasted, served over dirty rice and topped with Kalamata olive and spicy capicola salsa ($22).
Looking at my artfully designed plate, I saw French cheese, Greek olives, Italian meat and Louisiana shellfish—a dish that could only come from a port city that brought together a melange of native and European cultures and flavors. The cuisine of New Orleans is dominated by classic French techniques, drawing influences from the African-American, Spanish, Italian, German and Irish populations who settled there, as well as from the ingredients and flavors native to Louisiana and the Caribbean. I could taste that rich history in every bite.
My friend opted for the crab cakes Court Bullion, lump crab cakes seared and served with a court bouillon sauce of oysters, onions, and crab meat, accompanied by fried zucchini ($21). All crab, no filler, each topped with an oyster. The zucchini were piping hot, crisp on the outside and juicy on the inside—a pleasant surprise.
The dessert menu includes a New Orleans original: bananas foster. Created in 1951 at Brennan's restaurant, this dessert consists of bananas sautéed in banana liquor, rum, and brown sugar and served over vanilla ice cream. At Bayou, it arrives in a tall martini glass ($8). My friend went with the crème brulee flambe, served and then lit on fire at the table ($6).
The recent upgrades at Bayou have not brought with them a price increase. The most expensive entree is $24, and the most expensive bottle on the wine list is $34. Sundays through Wednesdays, a four-course pre-fixe dinner is available for $17.95. Other weekly specials include "Mystic Mondays" with free tarot card readings with dinner, and live music on Sundays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
So what's in store for tomorrow night? Well, every Tuesday is Mardi Gras at Bayou, with a two-piece band blues and rock band to entertain customers. Tomorrow, for the real thing, Bayou will up the ante with a 3-piece band. Beads may no longer adorn the light fixtures here, but they'll be handed out tonight—sans flashing, Larsen said—to celebrate Fat Tuesday.
"Mardi Gras is always a huge hit," he said. "We may be a little more upscale, but we're not trying to scare people off. We're trying to make people happy as well. We'll have a few specials on the Mardi Gras menu," he added. "But more than anything, the customers make Mardi Gras what it is."
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I just installing eclipse, and just when I start to write the first line of code for example.
System. just in this moment the program close an give me the bug.
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If I have a copy and paste of code, I haven't any problem, is just when I write the code.
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Did you use "swing" or any multiple thread stuff?
Unfortunately Java for anything more than the simplest stuff is a "write once run nowhere" language. "swing" and attempts to use multiple threads, require that the JRE you are running fully implements threads and that both it and your own code is thread safe. In many cases, swing is not compatible with different JREs and depending on the OS, the JRE its self may not really do multiple tread stuff right. Before doing anything else, I'd check the JRE version for troubles being reported.
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Did you use "swing" or any multiple thread stuff?
Unfortunately Java for anything more than the simplest stuff is a "write once run nowhere" language.
If you are serious about writing java, it would be wise to chose an OS that is robust enough to handle it. I've never had a problem with eclipse on XP or a version specifically adapted to my Nexus. The compiled programs have all worked on everything.
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Is there any plan or intent to package up eclipse Juno 64-bit for slacko 5.5? Or 64-bit in general? That is what I wish to use currently. Earlier I had been using the Galileo version under Windows, but I am now trying to transition to Linux (and Puppy)
At some future time after I know more about Puppy and Slacko, I might be able to volunteer to help with such repackaging. Is the main impact in graphics? I ask this because of the repeated repackaging for various versions of GTK, as evidenced by the comments. What other areas need detailed attention to operate under slacko5.5? IO?
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I' m considering the possibility of studying this thread and of downloading Eclipse to see how it works in my system.
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@BarryK build a PUP that has all of this sorted out for desktop use and advanced with some additions to target some specific OSes.
It can be found here.
This distro DOES NOT instruct how to install the IDE to your PUP, but, it is a fastpath for anyone who wants a PUP with the IDE built-in.
@BarryK left this kinda unpolished, as I think he expects to revisit, but, as of yet, he has not. But, it still works. (He has mentioned that he expect to purchase a touch-screen laptop/convertible/...)
It is missing the primary element that I feel is the next items needed to be addressed; namely 64bit touch-screen thinking and KVM so that the emulator speed increases to native and that the emulator can be used as if it were a smartPhone/smartTablet/smart-PUPPY/smart-Anything without the need to physically hook any device as the development proceeds. These 2 items would allow the PUP distro to address/build for ANY platform a user/builder/developer/testor would intend.
If this ever get's advanced, I am sure it would not be too long before mainstream PUP developers create an additional, 2nd, DEVX with @BarryK's additions
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Marc Rzepczynski is no longer the new guy. The left-hander is comfortable in Cleveland's clubhouse, and he heads into camp this spring as a virtual lock to open the season in the Indians' bullpen.
Rzepczynski earned that opportunity with the way he pitched down the stretch after the Tribe pried him away from St. Louis prior to the non-waiver July 31 Trade Deadline last year.
"Zep came in, and he pitched so well that it really helped the bullpen," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "Not only his numbers, but it helped everybody else."
As things currently stand, Rzepczynski joins Josh Outman (acquired via trade from the Rockies in December) as the two lefties primed for spots in Cleveland's bullpen. Closer John Axford and setup men Cody Allen and Bryan Shaw also project to be among the Opening Day relievers. There is a long list of pitchers vying for the final jobs.
The Indians capitalized on a rough start last season from Rzepczynski, who posted a 7.84 ERA in 11 games for the Cardinals, who sent him to Triple-A Memphis for most of the first half. After joining the Indians, the 28-year-old left-hander turned in a 0.89 ERA, yielding only two earned runs in 20 1/3 innings. Rzepczynski struck out 20, walked six and held lefties to a .128 average with Cleveland.
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"I just wanted to pitch well," Rzepczynski said. "They tried to get me for a reason. Usually when you get traded mid-season, you try to help, and it actually means something [for contending]. Last year, I know we needed that lefty depth a little bit, and I wanted to prove myself. This year, it's trying to build off what I did last year.
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Let's face it – fall is the perfect date weather. Humidity is gone, so a good hair day is almost guaranteed, the boot-jean combination looks hot on everyone and the cool-yet-comfy weather is fleeting – so get out and enjoy it. Before you go into your winter hibernation it's all about getting out of the house. Grab your better half and try our fall date ideas.
Go for a fall hike – free!
Enjoy the vibrant colors as the leaves change and walk outside for hours without sweating profusely. Pack a picnic (complete with a thermos full of boozy hot chocolate) and hit the trails. We recommend jumping in your car and visiting the Bruce Trail. The trail is divided into nine sections, making it perfect for any duration of walk.
Apple Picking – $15 per half-bushel (that's a lot of apples)
Fall calls for apple pies, right? Why not do it like Martha (or in our case, Grandma) and make from scratch. Start right by picking your own apples. We recommend Archibald's Estate Winery. Not only can you pick your own apples from their large orchard with 15 varieties of apples, you can do a quick winery tour before departing. That's multi-tasking at its finest!
Ghost Walk – $30 for two people
Muddy York walking tours get you out and walking for a two-hour tour of Toronto's haunted streets. Beginning on the steps of the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM), the walk explores the city as you never have before – with mysteries, urban legends and ghost stories along the way. Bonus: getting scared is an excuse to grab hands and cling for dear life.
Corn maze – $8.25 each, or $11 for the haunted version
Why not play like a child and take a tour through a corn maze, or better yet, a haunted corn maze. The Belmont Corn Maze has a 5km maze of twists and turns. After touring the maze (maybe with a few stops among the corn for a stolen kiss or two?), stop by the bbq tent for tasty snacks and warm drinks.
PS: Aside from the obvious maze fun, we consider this a thumps-up reco because they specifically advise against wearing Uggs. They're in our good books.
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