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DH got the yard mowed and trimmed yesterday....which is a good thing....since it will be so damp this week-end.
Welcome to the new members who have joined our FM support group. I am sure that soon each of you will find something that will help you cope better. So hang in here and learn all you can about what others have found that has worked for them. It does take time and effort. Actually everything is a process in dealing with the wrath of the dragon. We have to also remember that what works for some may or may not work for you. Only you will know when you have found the right combination of *tools* that has made a difference for you.
Vitamins and supplements, plus other tools work for me. I use my heating pad a lot which sure helps my lower back....actually this is the only thing that eases this pain. Gentle stretches and exercises also is a plus. Movement of the body is also important and drinking plenty of water is also a must for me. Stopain Spray helps when the pain will not ease...at least for a short time anyway.
Vitamin D....again I remind everyone who has NOT done so yet....talk to your doctor about getting your Vitamin D level checked....which is important to a lot of people these days.
Low Vitamin D can cause additional pain for some of us and it can also affect other illnesses as well.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
Here is hoping everyone will have a good....no or low pain weekend. Remember to pace, pace and pace even more.
I hope everyone will have a relaxing, wonderful weekend.
Soft hugs to all,
Our rain and damp won't be here for a few more days. In the meantime, it will be 70's and borderline sticky/humid.
I just made an appointment with the doc who implanted my electronic nerve stimulator. I want the leads moved or the thing removed. Either it works or it's out. Sensitive as we all are, I feel every bit of the thing from the electrodes (on spine level with upper shoulder blades) to the wires (snaking down to the right of the spine) to the power pack (imbedded 2 inches to the right of the spine on top of hip). If it worked the way it should, it would be a godsend blanking out the pain at waist height. Since it stimulates too low on my body, it's just another aggrivation.
Anyway, June 6 will see me shuffling off to Buffalo.
Son's getting a lot of O.T. this week with Alfred State having their graduation on Sunday. The grounds are supposed to be perfect. A difficult job with the dandelions in full bloom and students sunning on the lawns while the crew are trying to mow. Of course, those same students will leave plenty of pop cans, candy wrappers, and even condoms to be removed in a frantic last minute spruce-up Sunday morning--while the extra chairs are being set up for the outdoor ceremony. Would you believe, the guy loves that job? Lucky, lucky, son.
Hubby is plowing his fields in preparation for planting corn. I don't know why he bothers. Last year, the deer got it all. We are in a very beautiful area with the Genesee River, lots of hills, feeder streams, and very small fields. There is no way we can be competitive with the farms on the plains. But, we grow the feed for our 40-50 cattle, fatten them up, and sell the meat to customers we've had since the 70's and their children and grandchildren. It is not as tender as feedlot beef, but the TASTE is clean and good. Our meat is leaner. If you fry a burger, you have to add some oil to the pan. (I brush on some olive oil befor I grill our meat.)
Still no garden. It's been plowed, limed, top-dressed with good manure, but still needs rototilling. We've had tillers I could manage; the current model is not one of them. We're NEVER going to get lettuce for the table. My guess is the garden comes after the corn--even though the onions and lettuce and beets are much more able to withstand spring frosts. Try explaining that to a man who wants to climb up on his great big--man toy--tractor.
Have a great weekend everyone--no matter what Mother Nature brings you.
bright and sunny here in the UK today. Looks like Spring might have arrived except for the fact that a few counties had snowfall the day before yesterday. We sure are having some weird weather here.
I had my review at the hospital last week. Seemed to spend the entire time filling in forms and answering questionnaires. Apparently, I will be informed if I need additional medical support. I won't be holding my breath however.
One thing I did learn from my review is that I am a failure at pacing and that I set myself up for failure by having too high an expectation of myself:-( .Maybe one day I will learn.
Hope you all have a restful and hopefully pain free weekend.
It has been a rainy, then cloudy Friday in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. This has followed three absolutely gorgeous, warm, sunny days, so we can't complain.
My front yard is awash with over 200 blooms, mostly tulips, but some leftover daffodils, hyacinths and just coming are the lilies of the valley.
My labradoodle, Tyler, is now 5 months old and he has turned into a devil dog! He thinks it's great fun to jump up on me as we're walking, to bite me when I try to untangle his leash from his legs, to pick up every piece of litter he see's (actually that part helps since my dogs and I have been picking up litter in our neighborhood for over 30 years). Today, he was so exasperating that I tried to turn him on his back like Cesar Milan does to show who's boss. Tried is the operative word here. He's just too strong! I love him to death but sometimes I wish I had tranquilizers to give him.
Sunny weather is supposed to come back for the weekend. Sure hope so! Hope it's sunny in your lives, too.
Soft hugs,
Life is a shipwreck but we must not forget to sing in the lifeboats - Voltaire
my sister was here last weekend, and although it was great to see her..it was busy...
Dad had a doctor visit last week, and the doctor was concerned as he was not doing well..and wants him on more meds..and is concerned about him not being in assisted living..and the whole issue of what and when and where to move mom and dad left me with much to deal with..and i have no idea what to do..the whole thing is very stressful...
More things popped up that aren't really worth going into, but added to the stress..oh yes, and we got a notice that our cobra health insurance will be ending..not sure what we will do..
I feel at odds and ends..
Please just remember that GOD does not give us any more than we can cope with. I have learned this the hard way. I am still dealing with *LOTS* that I have no answers to. I am sure that there is more to this grand saga than will ever be revealed.
I was speaking to a friend this week and told her that had someone told me that I would be faced with all of the issues that have consumed my life....I would have said....NO WAY, it will never happen. OMG....I would have been so very wrong. I have learned and am still learning so much more than I ever dreamed of knowing....I hope that I will learn the answers one day but I am not sure that will ever be possible. I guess we are just expected to deal with whatever we are faced with in the best way that we know how.
Hang in there and know that sooner or later things will get better.
Remember to take care of yourself, as others depend upon your help.
well, I only work 4 days a week, and was sick yesterday.
hee hee.
anyway, today when I tried to log on, I was still locked out.
I'd hoped boss man would've fixed it. That's why Iwaited the 2 weeks. hee hee!
Anyway, it took me 8 hours today to figure out how to get to the area where I could get the help desk telephone number.
called them, then it still took me another 20 mins to get logged on.
HURRAY! I'm back,
no longer have internet at home, accessing from my cell phone is a pain.
so, I'm glad I can now access again from work!
sheesh, now I'm all stressed out.
I took yesterday off from work, first time in 2 years.
just wasn't feeling right, more than the normal FM, just kind of slow moving all over my body.
Could have been digestion, sinus, etc. or maybe all of the above. Wasn't a cold etc. had one of those a month or so ago, was able to work at that time.
It took all day yesterday, and half the day today before I started feeling better.
Once it kicked in, it came with a bang!
hee hee. Poor boyfriend tortured him to all day, I spent off and on all afternoon texting him via Facebook,
or sometimes I'd call and leave him a voice message, rarely was I able to speak to him live.
He's a finance manager at a car dealership, and this week is sales week. They have this once a month.
I was being my evil self with him, knowing that he was working and couldn't answer the way he wanted.
My last name is Wolf, so I'd say something like this she-wolf was going to run away to the wild's of Alaska, and never come back. All by myself.
hee hee, to hear him was sooo.. funny! anger-humour-naughty naughty girl from him is hilarious via text messages.
then of course there'd be a silly song on the radio. Anyone remember "If I had a million dollars" I'd buy you a house-fur coat-monkey etc.
it would always end saying something like not a real one as that's just cruel, hee hee.
I'd change the words a bit and send them to BF via FB instant message.
was driving him crazy.
so much fun.
I did all of this between eating lunch, finishing up my laundry I'd been working on all week, along with dishes putting things away etc.
I didn't start feeling better until after 1 pm, so got a lot done even with the texting and taking breaks etc.
Bad part, we had a couple of severe thunder storms, which I don't care for very much, scares me to death. So, I'd stop whatever texting I was doing, or housework, etc. and just take a break and lie down.
Now I"m trying to talk myself into going to the gym after work, at least going for the swimming. Though I'm afraid to go, don't want to stress the body into a relapse.
hmm, is this a excuse?
so happy Friday, or got to be honest, happy Sat.
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Tennessee Heritage: A post script to the life of our own Gen. John T. and Dr. Dora Wilder
By Earl Hendry
In our last three columns we have printed the previously unpublished article by Mr. John F. Lee Jr. on the subject of our own Civil War Gen. John T. Wilder, builder of the world-famous Cloudland Hotel on Roan Mountain.
Mr. Lee's father was raised from the age of 12 by the general and his second wife, John's great aunt — Dr. Dora Lee Wilder (Tennessee's first female medical doctor). Reprinted below is the post script of John's previously unpublished article about this unusual couple and his father's life as a boy with them in Knoxville and Monterey, Tenn.
The winters in Monterey were cold, snowy, and windy. In the 1920s, they began to hire someone to run the hotel during the winter months so that they [Doctor Wilder was remarried to P. B. Smith some years after General Wilder's death] were able to go to Florida. Evidently Aunt Dora had enjoyed the Florida trips with General Wilder [prior to his death in 1917]. Eventually they settled in Cocoa, Florida, built two apartment buildings, bought an orange grove on the Indian River, and in the1930s built a nice three bedroom home. They continued these annual trips until P. B. died in May, 1959. He was buried in the French Broad Baptist Church in Alexander, North Carolina.
After P. B. died, Aunt Dora [Wilder] gave us a trunk full of his clothes that he had used in Minnesota. They were very formal morning coats, with striped pants, tails, black patent leather pumps with grained ribbons, silk socks and, white gloves. We had never seen him in anything but work clothes.
Aunt Dora continued to Iive in the hotel farmhouse [at Monterey, TN] and arrangements were made for local people to look after her. John and Myrtie Bilbrey were devoted friends. When she was dying, she was moved to the old hospital. During her last week, my mother went and stayed with her. The [Imperial] hotel was closed, so she stayed with John and Myrtie. Mother would stay with Aunt Dora until she was settled for the night. The front door of the hospital was locked that late, so she had to use the back door when she left. She had to walk up the alley to the main street and then down to the Bilbrey's. Every night there was a group of old men sitting at the old hotel. They would stop talking and look at her. This frightened her, and she asked Mr. Bilbrey if they were all right. He told her that they knew who she was and why she was here. They were seeing that she got in safely, and then they left and went home. So she gave them a report on Aunt Dora's condition every night.
Aunt Dora died on July 29, 1963. Her body was taken to the Goff Funeral Home. Aunt Dora wanted an Episcopal service. She had once been friends with the Killifers who had had an Episcopal mission in Monterey. A married daughter of the Killifer's, Mag Harris, was living in Cookeville and arranged for a priest and Prayer Books from Cookeville;and a proper Episcopal Funeral was performed.
There were not many that knew the responses. Burial was in Alexander, North Carolina, in the French Broad Baptist church's cemetery next to P. B.with her brother, mother and father. Her tombstone has her birth year as 1878; the family thinks this is a mistake and that it should be 1877.
Before the Funeral an old mountain woman came and asked if her daughter could come in to see Aunt Dora in her coffin. The daughter was middle aged, mentally and physical afflicted. The mother bought her up to the casket and said.
"l wanted you to see the woman that saved your life." My father said [again] that it was a constant worry for Aunt Dora that the mountain men would wait too long before coming to get her.
Aunt Dora's will left the house in Florida to her niece Dora Lee Harmer and the hotel farm to John F. Lee, my father. Her money was equally divided between her thirteen nieces and nephews. A lawyer in Florida handled the estate, and he would never give an accounting of the total estate [but] it would be reasonable to estimate the total amount of the estate somewhere around $200,000 to $250,000.

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A coach at has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault for allegedly touching a female student inappropriately, the San Mateo Police Department announced Friday evening.
Joshua Tatro, 25, was taken into custody without incident Friday following a weeks-long investigation into the incident, San Mateo police said.
Authorities believe Tatro, who has worked as a water polo/swim coach at Aragon High School for the past year, had "inappropriate sexual contact" with a female student.
The student, a juvenile, said that during the past year, Tatro had "touched her inappropriately, according to San Mateo police.
The incident was first reported to school officials, who immediately contacted the San Mateo Police Department.
Tatro, an El Granada resident, was booked into San Mateo County Jail on one count of sexual assault on a minor and one count of lewd acts with a minor.
Anyone with additional information relative to this investigation and/or the suspect (Tatro) is urged to contact Detective Genny Altwer at (650) 522-7670. Those wishing to provide information anonymously may use the contact information below.
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Death left the party feeling aching and exhausted, so they rested a bit in the Chamber of the Frozen Flame. It was difficult to keep track of time in the room, but it could not have been that long, as the party didn't seem to get hungry or thirsty. But the party was also coming to realize that the Chamber of the Frozen Flame had some sort of odd "timeless" quality about it. The bodies sharing the room with them, for example, showed no signs of rigor mortis or rot the entire time they were in the room.
The Tunnels
The party followed the winding path upwards into winding, tube-like tunnels. The tunnels had the same melted, congealed look as the stone in the Chamber of the Frozen Flame with the same veiny tendrils running along the walls, floor, and ceiling. At an intersection, the party found several directional arcane marks inscribed on the floor in pale pink. The party chose to follow the one that looked like a castle, though they noted that it included the same symbol that the soldiers in the Chamber of the Frozen Flame had been wearing.
The party wandered the labyrinth of interconnected tubes for over an hour. At each intersection, directional marks guided them. They continued to follow the "castle" symbol.
The tunnels seemed silent and lifeless, but the party encountered an insect-like rust monster which was drawn to the metal armor and weapons they had picked up from the soldiers. They dispatched the monster.
The Sedan Chair
The tunnel broadened and widened eventually, and starting running off in a fairly straight north-north-east direction (determined by a know direction spell). Occasionally, the party heard a rumbling of distant, seismic activity, but nothing close or dangerous.
The party found a strange sedan chair near the beginning of the broad, straight tunnel. It looked quite old, but well constructed of lacquered wood and metal. The fabric canopy and chair cushion had long since rotted away, though, but the lacquered wood had held up well. Four life-size stone statues bore the chair between them. They were kneeling, as if waiting for someone to board. The statues were human-shaped but the sculptor had not bothered to carve muscles or features, so they looked a bit like dummies or marionettes. Their faces were blank, featureless ovals, but each had an arcane mark in the middle of their face depicting the "winged conch" symbol from the directional marks in the tunnels.
Despite their best efforts, the party could not get the sedan chair to do anything interesting.
The Undersea Tunnel
The party marched down the long, straight tunnel for over an hour, so they estimated it was between three and five miles long. It lost the organic, melted look and became more and more like a broad, natural cave. Occasionally, water flowed through cracks in the wall into pools and into breaks into the rock. The party, growing thirsty now, discovered this was salty seawater, unsuitable for drinking.
At the end of the tunnel, the party found a large natural cave with a waterfall and a large pool. A twelve-foot tall statue of a well-carved, handsome human man was kneeling on the cave floor, head bowed in supplication. He was naked, and perfectly carved, save for the face. He had no face, just a featureless expanse on the front of his head with that winged conch symbol in pink in the center. As they approached, the symbol began to glow and the statue rose. It called the party intruders in a powerful, booming voice, crisp, commanding, and thickly accented – that of an Alqadi woman. The party recognized the voice of the commanding woman from the dream they had before they awoke from death. The statue attacked the party and the party was gravely outmatched by the terrible construct. Morgrym was critically injured and had be dragged away, unconscious.
The party fled past the statue, but it appeared the statue was actually guarding the way they had come from and it did not pursue. The party rested at the other end of the cave, near the pool, where they were able to catch some blind, albino fish and a cave crab to make a meal of. But the water was too salty to drink. The party treated Morgrym's wounds and waited for him to regain consciousness.
The Statuary
The far end of the cave, away from the statue, had fallen in and there was a narrow passage above. Tahdrugg the goblin squeezed through and found a large, constructed room filled with statues. He brought Marayna up and eventually the rest of the party joined them. The room was a well-constructed dwarven chamber, vast and wide open. It was filled with statues, most finished, but some looked to be in progress. Each one had a plaque with a name and a deed worthy of note. All of the dwarves seemed to be of the Stormshore clan, which Morgrym had never heard of. There were no tools in the room, nor any other loose objects.
The Crumbling Halls
There was only one exit from the room, leading out into the blocky, labyrinthine halls of an ancient dwarven fortress or clanhold. Signs indicated that these halls had been subjected to seismic activity and were old beyond count. They had been thoroughly abandoned and cleared, or looted. All of the storerooms and vaults were empty, most of the doors were unlocked and left ajar, and there was damage everywhere.
The party wandered for some time and eventually found something strange. Someone had haphazardly deposited the skeletal remains of what had once, apparently been a human. The bones were dumped in a pile, but appeared to be a complete skeleton. The bones were strangely pitted and colored, as if the flesh had been burned or dissolved away. A breastplate and a suit of chainmail, showing some slight corrosion and pitting, was laying with the bones, along with a belt buckle, some rivets, some buttons, and a metal morningstar with no hand-wraps. There were also a few scattered coins and a single, steel earring in the shape of a fang. Marayna noted the walls nearby had scratches and it looked like the hall had been swept clear of debris and dust recently, except for this one spot where, in addition to the strange piled skeleton and its possessions, there were little piles of rocks and bits of debris.
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Yeah, I hear all the popular wisdom about not re-inventing the wheel. It may be allowed that making some tiny wheels from scratch is good practice for beginners, but generally in real life, we shouldn't do anything of the sort.
But there are some of us who really believe that a big bloated unmaintainable mess should be chucked and something better made. Honestly, it takes me more time to figure out where in the existing source code of a component to make a small change, than it would take to just write a new whole new component from scratch in a better suited language and organized more sensibly. (How many of you ever had that thought?)
Not only that, but the kind of work I normally do, for which I get the most pay, praise, and am less likely to get fired from, is building new libraries, components, algorithms and such from scratch that app programmers can incorporate into their projects. If put in charge of a whole app (and I'm not much of an app developer) I tend to redesign some of the more annoying wheels (the square and triangular ones) so the whole thing is more the kind of vehicle the users want. I usually end up working more on the wheels than the whole.
I'm a wheelmaker, plain and simple. I can always make a new wheel that's rounder, or less weight for the same strength, than any existing wheel (at least within my domain of expertise).
I'm in a position to change jobs this summer. How should this wheelmaker's trait influence my job hunt, elevator pitch, portfolio and resume tweaking, to successfully hook up with an organization that needs wheelmakers, and avoid those who looking for someone to work within existing legacy code (my current job)?


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Well my year has barely begun so I dont know yet how its gonna turn out ;D
My year is going so well I am throwing grammar out to the water.
I was in Atlanta for the Peach drop, tons of LSU fans, intoxicated GA Tech fans, and Alabama fans. I almost ended up beating a guy into a coma, he was being quite disrespectful to my family(Due to us rocking LSU) and my temper is short. So I spent a few hours in ATL's finest holding center.
2013 is looking so good!
A new year. Oh yay(sarcasm)
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Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Mom's Veal Parmigiana
2 cups Italian bread crumbs
1/2 cup Romano grating cheese
1 cup flour add 1/2 teaspoon each to the flour, oregano, parsley, basil, garlic powder, pepper
4 eggs
1 pound of Veal pound 1/8 inch thick
1/4 cup oil
Marinara Sauce
2 cups of shredded mozzarella cheese
1/4 cup Romano grating cheese
Combine bread crumbs, cheese, 1/2 teaspoon salt, some freshly ground pepper and a pinch of cayenne pepper. Put flour, breadcrumbs and eggs in three separate dishes. Dredge cutlets in flour, dip in egg, then breadcrumbs to coat. Let sit for around 1/2 hour. Heat oil in large skillet and fry cutlets until golden. Drain on paper towels.
Preheat oven to 375.
Spread marinara sauce in a 13x9 pan. Place a single layer of cutlets on top. Top with sauce, sprinkle with mozzarella and grating cheese. Cover with foil. Bake until the cheese melts then becomes browned.
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Khirlu V. Burton Former Field Production Coordinator at Bronxnet Television, Khirlu V. Burton played an intricate role in organizing, planning, and coordinating all of Bronxnet's field productions. He also trained and supervised interns and staff in the Creative Services Departmen Khirlu started his career in television as writer but quickly mastered the art of producing, directing, shooting and editing. In 2012 he won a Telly Award for a TV special highlighting the failures of NYC Public Education System. Mr. Burton has worked with companies such as BlackEnterprise.com, Major League Soccer (MLS Digital), NYC Small Business Services, Riverdale Children's Theatre, among many others.
Emmanuel Garrett Grant is a Brooklyn NY based documentary film-maker and music photojournalist. This Lehman College alum has previously worked with the Multimedia Center and neighboring BronxNet Community Television. He has volunteered numerous hours to aid production duties for the Journalism, Communication & Theatre department here at Lehman. As a freelance videographer and video editor, he has a great eye for content. As a producer, his unique approach to production is constantly evolving to meet his clients needs. His experience has grown over the years to aid others in learning the basic areas of multimedia production. Some of his training techniques include: video editing, camera operation, field sound recording and post production workflows. This is his second year working with the students in the MMJ 215 Audiovisual Production course.
Hello, my name is Devin Douglas. I am seventeen years old, and this fall I'll be a senior in high school. Currently, I attend Eximius College Preparatory Academy in the Bronx (Fun Fact: Eximius means "Excellent" in Latin). In my sparetime I like to watch movies, read comic books, listen to music, and make stand-up comedy bits. Despite my interest in making people laugh on stage, I actually want to become a screenwriter for television. However, it doesn't stop there. In addition to being a screenwriter, I also want to be a stand-up comedian, and eventually have my own radio show (people always said that I had the face for it). Once I finish doing that, I'd like to settle down and be a teacher. I signed up for the College Now class, MMJ 215, because I finally had the chance to pick up where I left off in Texas. Don't worry, no typo, you read that correctly. Prior to attending school in New York, I attended high school in Texas during my freshman and sophomore years. Because of this class, I am now able to get the rust off my chain before I graduate, and I'll have credits as a plus.
My name is Luz Garcia. I am 15-years-old. I attend the High School for Contemporary Arts in the Evander Childs Campus. I am the second daughter of four girls. I am the most talkative of us and usually the one who is always joyful. Sometimes I act as if I don't care about anything but yet I am the most sensitive of all my sisters. I was raised most of my life here in New York. However, I lived in Mexico for about 2 years when I was 2 years old; I returned to New York on my fourth birthday. I spent the majority of my childhood living in Astoria, Queens but my parents later made the decision to move to the Bronx. It was a difficult transition for me because I had just graduated 5th grade, class of 2008 and I was leaving all my friends behind and I had to start all over. Class of 2011, I graduated with a medal for my math class. For about a year, I attended a program that would prepare me to take the Specialized High School test. I was one of the few students in my middle school that consistently had good grades. Because of this I was given the opportunity to participate in the College Now Program at Lehman College. This program really gives students an opportunity to work as if we were professionals.
Hello my name is Azam Kalavant. I attend Bronx High School of Science and will be a senior this coming fall. I am in the Audiovisual Television class in the College Now Summer program. I come from a family of traditional Indian musicians, and we have been passing down our tradition for the past 9 generations - me being the ninth. I play tabla, a traditional drum, and have been playing it ever since I was 5; I grew up in the environment and so its a big part of my life. Growing up as a musician in New York, one of the major cultural hubs of the world, I add that to my outlook on my life as tread forward. This class has certainly expand my knowledge and horizon.
Hey there, my name is Ashley Cruz and I'm 16 years old. I currently attend Herbert H. Lehman high school. Some activities I like to do in my off time includes listening to music, watching movies, and using the Internet for long periods of times. Another activity I enjoy is playing tennis. I actually got the chance to play tennis for my school; I enjoyed it so much that I've already decided to join the team again next year during my senior year of high school. When it comes to my future I'm still pretty unsure of where I want to go for College and what I would like to pursue. I chose the Audiovisual production class because I wanted to experience something new and to test the waters to see if it's something I'd consider in pursuing. I hope this College Now experience will help me to decided my future goals.
My name is Alex Franceschi and I'm going to be a senior at Marble Hill School for International Studies. I speak English, Japanese, and a little bit of Spanish. I like to play basketball and football. I was born in North Carolina and moved to New York when I was six. I decided to take Audiovisual production class because it seemed like a lot of fun. I always knew that I wanted a career in something media related, so I can really see this class setting me up to for that. I watch a lot of TV so I might as well be the one to make it. I could see myself in the Movie or Reality Television industry, so I can use the things I learn here to give me a real edge on the competition.
My name is Daniel Obeng. I was born in Ghana, Africa but now live in the bronx as of 2012. I am 17 years of age and currently a senior at Mott Hall V School in the Bronx NY. I am a very religious person; hence, I put God before everything in my life. I live by Biblical principles and therefore hold myself to a high moral standard. I consider education as a very important part of my life. I have been an A+ student since I could remember. Art has also been a great part of my life (although I am not very good at it). I like to play soccer from time to time. I recently picked up skateboarding and basketball; I plan to incorporate them into my life. I am also very skilled in the operation of machines and a very fast learner. Because of this, I aspire to be an Electrical Engineer one day. The thought of putting parts together that coordinates and functions as a whole just brings a smile to my face. There certainly is more to me than can be expressed in writing.
My name is Azeezat Siyanbola and I am 16 years young. I am a rising junior in Eximius College Preparatory Academy. I am a cheerleader in my and I excel in all academics. I was inducted into the NHS this past May and continue to excel in my academics. This year I established the Student Government and I will be running for schoolwide president when we resume school in September. I decided to participate in the College Now Multimedia program not only because I usually don't have anything to do in the summer, but also because I have an interest in cameras and everything electronics. I knew this program was the right fit for me. And the free college credits were even a bigger deal breaker. I hope to apply what my Instructors taught me in more than just this course. This opportunity is rare and I am glad to have been one of the chosen few.
My name is Yesnuel Ramirez; I'm 16 years old and turning 17 in August. I spend most of my time doing what I enjoy which is playing football and baseball and playing video games. I currently attend the high school NYC iSchool. I enrolled in Audio Visual Production because in my school I started to use editing programs and cameras to create productions. I used very easy equipment for those short projects so I wanted to learn more about the editing process as well as how to operate professional cameras. When I get older I want to do something that will not only be fun for me to do but also change the way the world works. I'm not 100% sure what I will pursue when I get to college but I do believe that this class has given me a lot that I can definitely use not in school and in my life.
Hello, I'm Enrica Jiang. Yep, not Erica, as you might be surprised to find! I'm 16 years old and I hail from Brooklyn! It helps that Lehman College is in the Bronx, because I like traveling and exploring. The long train ride puts a damper on things, but I like exploring as I would a new city of my chosen college! I currently attend Stuyvesant High School. I took an acting class during my junior year, and I fell in love with acting. I've never done it on camera, so being a reporter in this Audiovisual Class will be a completely new experience. I love trying new things, even if I turn out miserable. I like poetry, Harry Potter, and spicy foods. Most of all, I can't wait to get out of high school.
My name is Rafael Alberto Arias J., I'm from Dominican Republic. I spent almost 14 years in my native town, during that time I studied two years in Colegio Nuevo Jardin (6-8), then I did the rest of my studies at Colegio Divina Pastoral, CDP, (8-13). I played baseball three years, and practiced karate for two years. Thanks to my grandma I learned many things which made me who I'm today. I came to New York in December of 2010. Here in New York I studied in the New World High School. I have also volunteered for over a year at a food pantry and in a nursing home. I have participated in Gear up Bronx Summer Institute, Gear Up Bronx Zoo Career Leadership, and the College Now Program at Hostos Community College. I am currently enrolled in the College Now Multimedia Program in Lehman. I am planning to study Civil Engineering in college with a minor in Architecture.
My name is Jamar Eccleston, I am senior in CIMS. I would like to major in Computer Science when I enroll in college. I love technology and that's one of the reason why I picked MMJ215. I wanted to understand Video Production and learn how to captivate an audience through video. As the producer of my group I coordinated interviews, and worked on the script and content for our project. The experience of emulating what reporters go through allowed me to gain respect for them. The class was taught by two great teachers Khirlu Burton and Emmanuel Grant. I believe this was a great learning experience and I would recommend it to anyone joining the program next year.
Justin Baez I was born in the Dominican Republic (Santo Domingo) February, 20th 1997 to Natalia Baez. A couple months after my birth, my mother would embark on a journey to New York City to secure for herself and her family a possible better future. While in DR, I was raised by my Grandmother and her Husband who I grew very fond of. In 2004 I said farewell to the island and arrived in Manhattan. The massive amounts of visual content in NYC amazed me. The lights, ethnic variance, the food. I quickly grew accustomed to it. Even though it was sad to leave DR to New York, But it was certainly bittersweet. Now at the age of 16, and I attend MS/HS/368 on Bailey Avenue. I make beats, write poetry, and am really into fashion.
Francisco Aquino I was born on October 21, 1995, the oldest of five kids. Now at the age of seventeen and soon becoming an adult, many thoughts come to my mind and these thoughts worry me… Thoughts of not knowing what to do in life for a living. I have considered a career in the aerospace field, a career as a professional Tennis player, and a career as a songwriter or a drummer, but it wasn't until I got to high school that I became interested in the multimedia field. I managed to narrow my interests down that far and placed multimedia in my reach to study and pursue. I still am unsure of what specific position I want to take in this field but all the opportunities I cease reassure me that I will find the right thing for me, opportunities like this class in the College Now program
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Gary Peck is the executive director of the Nevada State Education Alliance (NSEA), which is the group behind the 2014 ballot measure to raise taxes on businesses to fund education. He says the state's education budget is down about 700 million dollars from what it was when Governor Jim Gibbons was in office.
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ORLANDO, FL. - January was a steady month of growth for Orlando International Airport. Passenger traffic increased by nearly 20 thousand travelers when compared to a very busy 2006 when Orlando hosted the National Home Builders Association meeting, one of the largest trade convention gatherings in Central Florida. This year's meeting was held in February. The addition amounts to a .71 percent
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Doberman when are you going to post up a picture of a truck with the Rocker Pod bed extensions? I would love to see a set on a truck, although your new pictrues do look awesome.
lol, around my place it would last about 7 years. I use a lot of degreaser because I work on a lot of oily and dirty vehicles and equipment.
BTW, Dobermans are awesome dogs. My friend had a male and female that were just so cool.
Reply to the picture comment: No one knows about the special forces thing yet.. LOL. I'm leaving that for a special occasion. hehehe
thanks man!! I used to keep the GMC really clean, but with the Jeep It is always dirty so I have given up
My dogs ears are mtch shorter so it was easier to get them up. I actually used
Tampons and they worked really good
Dude I just got to say I love your truck. I just hope that someday I could get my truck up to par like that..
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in The Loop has been met with mixed reactions by former patrons.
In an interview with the St. Louis Post Dispatch, owner Adam Brandt said the influx of "thugs" into The Loop scared away his customers, contributing to his restaurant's demise, but some people who spoke to University City Patch believe other circumstances led to the closing.
Caitlin Tadlock, who recently visited Brandt's with co-workers, said the service was awful. "We never once got what we wanted," she said.
"We ordered beer, but the bartender kept serving us martinis. He refused to give us what we wanted. The drinks were disgusting, and we refused to pay for them. They tasted like cotton candy," she said.
"They did give us a VIP card that was created using a Sharpie marker. All the time I'm thinking, I'm never coming back here, I wondered why they were even open."
Angela Johnson, a University City resident and regular patron of Brandt's, said that she always enjoyed Brandt's.
"I thoroughly enjoyed their brunch, and I also loved their bloody mary bar on Sundays. Brandt's was a really nice establishment, and though I haven't been there in a while, I always appreciated their service. Their food was great, and I never had a problem there. I am sad to see them leave," Johnson said.
Scottie, a tattoo artist at in The Loop, said that Brandt's had great chefs.
"I always loved the textures, colors and flavors of the food they served there. You could tell they had real chefs who were particular about the presentation of their food." Overall, he described his experience with Brandt's as decent. He said the food was good but it was pretty pricey for an average day.
A group of friends Brian, Dun, Chelsey, Karina and O'Dell said that Brandt's recent changes alienated them.
When Brandt's remodeled its café and changed the ambience, in addition to adding a dress code and hiring a bouncer, it drove people away, the group said.
Karina said that Brandt's wasn't cool anymore.
Jarrett Thorps has worked in The Loop for several years. He said Brandt's had some good food and decent drink specials. However, he scoffed at Adam Brandt's notion that a criminal element in The Loop was behind Brandt's closing.
"Utterly ridiculous," he said of Brandt's explanation.
Dan, who didn't want to give his last name, said he had a lot of friends who worked at Brandt's and was a regular at the café, however, he was not surprised to hear Brandt's had closed.
"At first, they had a really cool staff. But at the end, they got rid of the friendliest people and had just a few nice ones left. But as I walked by Brandt's on a regular day, it always seemed to be slow before and after they remodeled," he said.
Local rapper Black Spade said his experience at Brandt's was hit-or-miss.
"I've been to Brandt's to listen to their live music, but it seems that being under a new management is what caused them to go under."
Adande, a St. Louis native who now resides in Las Vegas, said she loved Brandt's.
"They have always had great vegetarian options that were super tasty, a friendly staff and a pleasing wine list."
"Aw, that makes me sad," she said when she learned Brandt's had closed.
Charisma, a local poet, appreciated Brandt's for its good brunch and impressive wine selection.
After hearing that Brandt's had closed, Charisma said, "Wow, that's sad, but only partially true. Brandt's hadn't been doing so good in this economy anyway. Stronger venues like , and have maintained steady business."
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SGP Kuel H10 stylus pen review (or: How I win at Draw Something)
SGP Kuel H10 is a compact, convenient, capacitive stylus for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. It's made from a special silicon with high polymer abrasion-resistant coating, which SGP says allows for smooth touch and incredible control. In my experience it's the multitouch sensors in iOS devices themselves that are the limiting factor when it comes to any stylus, but SGP has certainly made a pen to be proud of.
In order to put the Kuel H10 to the test, I did what any self-respecting technology blogger would do -- I used it to see if it could help me dominate at the game Draw Something. (What, like you wouldn't?) It came in really handy, getting my hand out the way so I could see what I was drawing and giving me far greater control than finger painting alone would allow. I could generally get precise lines and smooth curves. Because the tip that allows for the capacitive touch is spongy, you do have to press harder than you would with a finger but it's produced better results than other stylus' I've tried. In fact, it's currently my favorite stylus to use.
The Kuel H10 is smaller than many of the other styli on the market, but the outside has a good grip and it never caused any issues. It also has a cap to protect the silicon cap and its polymer abrasion-resistant coating, with a handy strap that attached to the 3.5mm headset jack. That keeps your stylus connected to your phone and makes it harder to loose. (Though I do worry that it might hit, grind against, or otherwise cause a problem with the screen.) Also, the cap on my review unit has loosened over time, so I worry it might slip out and get lost anyway if I'm not careful. There's also a small metal edge on the top of the 3.5mm plug that I wish wasn't there.
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- Compact design makes it convenient to carry
- Easy to grip and comfortable to use
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- 3.5mm plug has an unnecessarily rough tip
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I love the SGP Kuel H10 stylus and recommend it. This is my absolute favorite stylus to date. That may change as we test more of them here at iMore, and as next-generation Bluetooth 4.0 styli come out that allow for pressure sensitivity. For now, however, the small size, beautiful finish, and convenient way it connects to my iPhone makes the SGP Kuel H10 a winner. (And not just because it's helping me dominate at Draw Something, though that's certainly a bonus!)
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Have you used the "Jot Pro" and the "Hypershield 3-in-1 Smart Pen" and, if so, how do they compare to SGP Kuel H10? Thanks!
It looks like it may be too small...? I'd think a stylus that feels like a pen in the hand would also feel the most natural to use, though I could be wrong.
Do you know that you can pull the end of the stylus out to make it longer? Pull the metal, round part at the top end out and it fits perfectly in the hand. Makes a huge difference for someone with big hands, like me. I too love this stylus but I don't have any other stylus to measure it against.
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I like your fingernail polish.
Love the nail polish too...lol...but how about a stylus review on something with a more thinner point? Is there such a thing yet?
Is there really any "winning" at Draw Something?
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Nice but how much was it?
Lol, yes... the best feature and she doesn't mention it is that it has a very small form factor but you are able to extend it in size by pulling out the top. Hope she reads the comments and now realizes this. ;)


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Gloria Bufford is a dedicated member of ACTION United and has been since our inception. Gloria has been a advocate for human rights, cleaner neighborhoods and streets, effective and quality education for our inner city children as well as an improved quality of life for her neighbors, community and the city of Philadelphia and surrounding counties as a hole. During ACTION United's most recent Open House in Philadelphia, Gloria cooked and supplied a large portion of the menu, arrived early to help set up, provided supplies for the event and helped serve the visitors and guest. Gloria Bufford has been an active grassroots member for over 20 years and has not only joined, but recruited 3-5 news ACTION United's members within the last couple of months. Gloria is one of the most faithful members of our organization. There has not been one Friday since we our launch on April 1, 2010, where Gloria has not come in to volunteer her time and help out around the office. Even recently, during our get out the vote, Gloria woke early, picked up neighbors in her home area, drove them to the poles and returned them home. Gloria does this to help increase the voter turn out, and promote the mission of ACTION United. For her devotion and tireless effects, Gloria Bufford is our member of the month.


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Holland VS. Argentina 2-4
July 09, 2014, 11:49:27 PM
Blond PooUniquez_slb
yes it was no good
July 10, 2014, 09:52:39 AM
I'm gutted for Holland, penalty are not a good way to leave the world cup and i wanted them in the final.
July 10, 2014, 09:30:47 AM
My account is banned or temp suspanded
July 09, 2014, 08:42:47 PM
Blond Pooвгокєпяаġє
u been bad again slb ?
July 09, 2014, 11:57:33 PM
maybe the end of brokenrage lol account banned
July 09, 2014, 08:43:51 AM
July 10, 2014, 06:42:30 PM
Bad slb and karl naughty naughty a spanking is due
July 10, 2014, 03:41:51 PM
what? it cant be slb! O.O what did u do man?
July 10, 2014, 10:00:37 AM
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