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A group of five team goes to the playoff if among the top 4... yeah the always wrong BCS Poll, the one that picked Alabama vs Notre Dame this year and Alabama vs LSU last year, just to name the last 2 years. The Poll that left out the likes of Oregon (beaten by Stanford) and Florida (beaten by Georgia). That is why there should not be any computer, poll or committee involved, instead there should be the best 120 teams in 12 Conferences of 10 teams each with the best, next and least evenly divided among those 12 Conferences. Then with every team playing each of the other 9 members of their Conference you just pick the 12 Champions with 4 second place teams with the most wins as the second chance teams. Go to http://ncaa2012.com and look at the Perfect Playoff Plan 16 Team Championship. It also has the 16 Teams from every year since 2002. No predictions but those playoffs would have positively ended up with the best team on the field of play as the undisputed National Champion not a questionable Alabama.
Group of Five conferences look to finalize playoff revenue sharing system
The "Group of Five" college football conferences want to finalize a system that will distribute money rewarding the best team and best conference, reports CBSSports.com.
The three-tier playoff revenue distribution system would divide the money based on the best overall performance. It is proposed that the conferences would split roughly $86 million. A framework for payout amounts and criteria for judging the best conference could be complete by next month.
The "Group of Five" conferences that will be put in place for the college football playoff that is set to begin in 2014 are the Big East, Mountain West, Mid-American Conference, Conference USA and Sun Belt.
The second tier pays out based on a conference's body of work – the top conference gets the highest amount, then "X" amount for the next-rated conference, and on down.
The third tier pays a kicker to the conference with the highest-ranked team, which is guaranteed an access bowl bid or, if among the top-four teams in the country, a semifinal berth in the playoff.


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Cusqueña consolidates its international standing (translation)
3 September 2009
National Premium Beer is exported to 4 continents
Cusqueña consolidates its international standing
- Over the last years, Cusqueña Beer has been able to lead the Premium market in South American, North American, European and Asian countries, where it holds an important presence at exclusive stores.
- Compared to 2008, there was a growth of 30% in the UK and 36% in Chile.
- In 2008, Cusqueña reached the biggest historic sale volume in the United States.
August 26, 2009 - Lima. - As part of its goal of becoming one of the favorite beers in the world, Cusqueña beer, Backus and Johnston Union of Peruvian Breweries Premium brand, has been developing an effective internationalization strategy over the last few years. In doing so it has achieved great selling success in South America, North America, Europe and Asia. Cusqueña's exportation has performed quite well in countries such as the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, Japan and Chile where it is sold under the name of "Cusqueña: Inca's Gold" in honor of Cusco, its city of origin.
It is worth mentioning some of the representative examples of Cusqueña's international sales success, such as the work of internationalization strategy being done by three of its main distributors: Miller-Coors (which distributes Cusqueña Beer in the United States since 2008), Chilli Marketing Promotions (which exclusively imports this beer to the United Kingdom since 2004 and has achieved a strong presence and activity in the area) and Viña Concha y Toro (which distributes Cusqueña Beer by way of their company Comercial Peumo in Chile).
"We are very happy with the results achieved in the last few years. We are also happy for the work that our distribution associates are doing around the world, which contributes to the growth of the brand's popularity globally," stated Backus Director of Exportations, Richard Gallagher.
Sales in the United Kingdom grow by 30%
In 2009, Cusqueña achieved a sales growth of 30% in the United Kingdom thanks to marketing in cities like England, Scotland and Wales, which is evident by its presence in more than 120 prestigious bars, restaurants and hotels in London. It has also been able to place itself among the 21 most sold brands in a group of 80 4-pack brands in the last five years in more than 2,400 national supermarkets.
Cusqueña has also participated in the country's main fairs and festivals since 2007: London Bar Show, Taste of Leeds, Taste of London, Taste of Edinburgh and BBC Summer Good Food show. It is also one of the main supporters of the 2008 - 2009 of Time Out London Bars, Pubs & Clubs restaurants guide. It is worth mentioning that since 2007, Cusqueña is Virgin Trains exclusive brand for its first class wagon, taking the place of Heineken.
Cusqueña achieved highest sales in history in the United States of America
In the United States, the response has also been positive in the 20 states where Cusqueña is present. In 2008, Cusqueña reached the biggest historic sales volume in the United States surpassing its 2007 sales by 48% and its best year to that date (2005) by 17%. Cusqueña has maintained a positive tendency over the last 15 years since it joined the North American market, where it is known as the "Number One South American Imported Beer." Through this we can forecast a new sales record this year. In the last year, Cusqueña reached 26% of the total exportations and as of May 2009 it reached 32% among other South American countries that export beer, such as Brazil, Venezuela, Argentina, Colombia, Bolivia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay and Chile.
Chilean market shows the biggest sales record
Chilean market has welcomed Cusqueña quite well, which is evident by a 36% growth in the last year, thanks to marketing throughout 17 centers of national distribution. Cusqueña is present in more than 86% of the national supermarkets, 97% of the main venues, more than 250 bars, restaurants and hotels in Chile. Compared to last year, it has Brown by 80% and it is now considered an International Premium brand in the most exclusive Chilean venues where it is distributed. Cusqueña has sponsored events such as ATP de Viña del Mar, Liga Deportiva de Campeones de Santiago and several gastronomic events in Chile.
"We will continue expanding our distribution network to other countries, where we hope to find the same acceptance that we have received internationally. This will consolidate even more our position as the world's South American Premium beer," added Gallagher
About Cusqueña
Cusqueña Beer is Backus's portfolio national Premium beer. It is the only Peruvian beer made from 100 % pure barley and Saaz hops, which is considered the finest in the world. The phrase that symbolizes this brand is: "Magic is in the details." It helps us share the Incas' search for perfection and detail in all their works.
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Not sure if it's trivial, but I really hate broken bridges. I'd like to be able to go wherever I want to go, whenever I want to go. If I want to get the 8th gym badge first, I should have the option to do so!
About the Dream World tutorial thing, isn't that due to not saving cookies? I've only ever seen the tutorial twice. There is that movie every time to you enter, but that has a button for skipping it.


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A Friday morning fire in a Genoa restaurant started in the wall behind the stove.
Firefighters responded to a report of smoke in the Genoa Station Bar and Grill at about 8:55 a.m. Friday.
East Fork Fire investigator Capt. Terry Taylor said heat from the stove over time was conducted through a stainless steel sheathing, essentially turning the wood behind it to charcoal and starting the fire.
Taylor said that while there's the odor of smoke throughout the building, which houses the grill, and clothing shop Sweet Repeats.
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Two eye specialists will join the University of Nebraska Medical Center faculty in time for the opening of the Truhlsen Eye Institute next spring.
Dr. Quan Dong Nguyen has been named professor and chairman of the UNMC Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences and will be the institute's director. The appointment is effective March 1.
Nguyen is a retina and uveitis specialist from the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, where he serves as an associate professor of ophthalmology at the Wilmer Eye Institute.
Uveitis is inflammation of the eye's middle layer and can lead to the loss of vision.
Nguyen was born in Saigon, Vietnam, and immigrated with his parents and three brothers to the United States in 1980. He received bachelor's and master's degrees in molecular biophysics and biochemistry from Yale University. His medical degree is from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.
Dr. Brad Britigan, dean of the UNMC College of Medicine, said in a press release that he is thrilled Nguyen is coming to UNMC. "I am confident that he has the experience and leadership we need to take our ophthalmology program to the next level," he said.
Nguyen's wife, Dr. Diana V. Do, also is a retina specialist at the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins. She will become an associate professor at UNMC and director of the Center for Innovative Clinical Trials in Ophthalmology.
Do graduated summa cum laude from the University of California, Berkeley, with a bachelor's degree in molecular and cellular biology. She earned her medical degree from the University of California San Francisco School of Medicine.
UNMC broke ground for the $30 million Truhlsen Eye Institute in December 2010. The building, which is nearing completion, is at 40th and Leavenworth Streets.
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Alcohol is a Gas!!
A while ago, I linked to an item entitled powdered alcohol, which promised a flavorless alcohol powder that you can stir into any applicable beverage. I later found out that the makers are no longer selling the product (after I had predicted there wouldn't be a big enough market for it), and I thought the the fad had gone by the way side (even though I do get about one hit a week based on the keywords 'powdered alcohol').
Today, I found something else while scouring the food blogs…Food Goat was linking to a an article about flavorful alcohol that was neither liguid nor solid, but a gas! The product called AWOL (an acronym for Alcohol WithOut Liquid) is a process in which user chooses which alcoholic spirit will be used and the alcoholic spirit is loaded into a diffuser capsule in the machine. The oxygen bubbles are then passed through the capsule, absorbing the alcohol, before being inhaled through a tube. The resultant cloudy alcohol vapor is then inhaled from the end of the tube via a device that converts liquid to vapor over a twenty minute period.
Can you get drunk? Well, yes and no. The machine distributes the alocohol slowly, so you cannot pound 'em like the more serious drinkers can. But apparently there is a slight feeling of well being that comes after taking the appropriate hits. And if you look at their FAQ, you can see that there are some very stringent concerns about over-indulgence, including a disclaimer about mis-use of the machine that delivers the gas.
But unlike the powdered alcohol, I do see a market for these machines. There's no way in hell they'll replace the tried and true delivery mechanism of alcohol (Over the mouth and through the gums, look out stomach, here it comes!), but there is a gimmick market for this, much in the same way there is a market for oxygen bars. If a bar is willing to shell out three to four grand on the machine (which, I suspect, is VERY hackable), then you might see these soon in your local over priced night club.


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Lifestyle Crafts and my Epic 6 die cutter - but remember, Lifestyle Crafts dies are compatible with most die cut machines. Remember you can get 20% off with the code SUGARBEE.
(yep, it's still Take-A-Look Tuesday - just scroll down a post for that!)
I knew just what to do with the butterfly die cut when I saw it....
I have seen several butterfly walls in bedrooms recently and thought it'd be perfect for my girls' room. Most recently I saw the one over at Living with Punks - isn't it cute?? (see all about the amazing room HERE)
She hand-cut all her butterflies - I used the die cut which made it go pretty fast. They come out of the die cut with dotted lines where you can fold the shapes to give them a more dimensional shape - how easy is that?!!
And since I was up in their room taking pictures, and the floor was visible, I turned around and snapped one of the Cheap Giant Print so you can see that it's still holding up and not fading or anything:
Anyways, back to the die cut - - it makes it so easy to mass produce things like butterflies! Crank the paper through (I used cardstock, double-stacked so I could cut 2 at once), fold on the preset lines, glue and done! There's a whole new line of fun spring die cuts over at Lifestyle Crafts, so be sure to check it out (and remember, discount with the code SUGARBEE)


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ADA News
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Salivary diagnostics supplement in October
A special supplement to The Journal of the American Dental Association on salivary diagnostics will be published in October and mailed with JADA. Authors include:
- Dr. Robert J. Genco, guest editor of the supplement;
- Dr. William V. Giannobile on salivary diagnostics for periodontal disease;
- Paul L.A.M. Corstjens, Ph.D., William R. Abrams, Ph.D., and Daniel Malamud, Ph.D., on salivary diagnostics in detection of viruses;
- Dr. David T.W. Wong examines the current status of saliva-based innovation and its application to the detection of oral and systemic diseases.
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Assateague State Park
2014 Environmental Education For School Groups
Maryland DNR Park Service and Maryland Conservation Corps offer the following field trip opportunities at Assateague State Park beginning Spring 2014. We welcome you and your students to discover the unique ecology of a salt marsh and barrier island and the abundance of creatures that inhabit them. Through a series of rotating stations, lasting approximately 30 - 45 minutes and selected by you in advance from the following descriptions, we can set up a program schedule to meet your needs. We can generally accommodate student groups up to 100 and scheduling dates and times are flexible, but are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis. A picnic area is available for bag lunches, and accommodations for individuals with disabilities will be provided upon request. Suggested appropriate age ranges are listed but some programs may be adapted for other grades.
Activities will take place at the Beach (oceanfront or Nature Center location); or State Park Marina (bayside/ saltmarsh location on the mainland just before the island bridge). Our staff can assist with logistics involved in transporting students between sites.
A service charge for Assateague State Park field trips of $2.00 per student covers costs of materials and supplies and supports Assateague Interpretive Programs.
Please call or e-mail for more information or to schedule a field trip program for your school group.
E-mail is suggested for fastest reservation confirmation.
Contact Information: Meghan Sochowski
Phone: (410) 641-2120 x 12
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you reach voice mail, please leave a message including your name, school name, phone number or e-mail, grade, number of students, program/s requested, and potential dates.
Beach / Oceanside Programs: located at the State Park Day Use beach or Nature Center
Program: Castles in the Sand
Location: Nature Center Beach
Age Range: Activity can be adapted for grades 1-8
Description: Barrier islands are dynamic ecosystems whose sands are always shifting and moving, eroding in some places and accumulating in others. Winds, tides and storms are constantly reforming their shapes. In this activity, students will construct developments on a strip of barrier island. Simulations will demonstrate to students the effects of coastal storms and the importance of a well-vegetated dune line.
Program: Beach Scavenger Hunt
Location: Nature Center Beach
Age Range: All grades
Description: Students explore the beach at Assateague in search of its natural treasures. Using a Common Shells and Artifacts Discovery Guide, students are challenged to find examples of the shells and artifacts pictured, then return to a sharing circle to learn about and share their finds. A Shape and Texture Scavenger Hunt for younger students (pre K K) is also available as well as an advanced version, Biological Beach Combing, for grades 5 - 8.
Program: Critter Talk
Location: Nature Center
Age Range: All grades
Description: Meet some of Assateagues most interesting inhabitants. Check out our Nature Center exhibits and aquariums and observe horseshoe crabs, whelks, snails, turtles, fish and more. Get a close-encounter aquatic animal program and learn more about the special features that allow these amazing creatures to survive in the waters around Assateague Island.
Program: Hoots and Hisses
Location: Nature Center
Age Range: All grades
Description: An exciting up-close look at some of Assateagues most interesting inhabitants - the screech owl, corn snake, and eastern box turtle. What adaptations do these animals have that help them to survive on the island? Learn about their habitat and importance in the island ecosystem.
Program: Raptors - Predators of the Sky
Location: Nature Center
Age Range: All Grades
Description: In all of nature, raptors are in a class of their own. What special adaptations do these birds have that make them such amazing hunters? Learn what makes a raptor a specialized bird of prey, and compare your wingspan with that of these fantastic flyers. Youll enjoy a close-up encounter with a live bird of prey as we explore the world of raptors.
Program: Backyard Habitat
Location: Nature Center
Age Range: K-3
Description: Parks arent the only places for students to see wildlife - learn to look for wildlife all around you as we discuss the importance of local reptiles and amphibians in the ecosystem. Demonstrations will show simple ways to create inviting homes for wildlife and ideas for students to build habitats to attract animals to their own backyards and schoolyards.
Program: Good Night Owl
Location: Nature Center
Age Range: Pre-K to 2
Description: Hoos awake in the forest when we are all asleep? Young owl fans will enjoy an interactive story about the many daytime friends whose sounds keep Mr. Owl awake. Then well meet Assateagues own live screech owl and talk about the adaptations of this fascinating animal.
Program: Critter Storytime & Craft
Location: Nature Center or Pavilion
Age Range: Pre-K to 2
Description: Horseshoe crabs, whelks, turtles, fish Sit back and enjoy a story about one of our Assateague critters. Students will learn about a fascinating local animal, where it lives, what it eats, and how they can help to protect their habitat. After getting a closer look, each student will create his or her own critter craft to take home.
Program: Can You Be An Assateague Animal?
Location: Nature Center Beach
Age Range: Pre-K to 2
Description: Younger students will learn about the animals that live on and around Assateague Island. Using pantomime and body poses, students will imitate some of the common critters found on the beach and in the water to learn about their unique body shapes and sizes, behaviors, and adaptations and learn the sign language for some common sea creatures.
Program: Rescue Me! Treasure Hunt
Location: Nature Center Beach>br> Age Range: K - 3
Description: Discover the importance of keeping beaches clean when you receive a message in a bottle from one of Assateagues animals telling us there is trash buried somewhere on the beach! To solve the mystery of its location, you will be led on an interactive treasure hunt while exploring ways to protect the islands wildlife.
Program: Whales Tales
Location: Nature Center
Age Range: Grades 2 to 5
Description: Whales are often seen from the beaches of Assateague. Sometimes their bones even wash up onto the shore. Learn fascinating facts about these large mammals; touch and see real whale bones found at Assateague; and compare their size to that of your students to see how big these animals areally are.
Program: Sharks! Fact or Fiction?
Location: Nature Center or Bayside
Age Range: Grades 3 to 8
Description: Just like they say in "Finding Nemo," a shark is more than just a mindless eating machine! Using artifacts, photos, and models, students will learn to identify sharks according to their external parts and similar features. An activity will demonstrate how tooth shape matches food sources. And well discuss ancient shark species as well as how environmental conditions will determine the survival of shark species today.
Program: Killer Trash
Location: State Park Beach
Age Range: Grades 3 to 8
Description: Want to include a service project with your visit? How about a coastal cleanup? Not just about picking up trash, this lesson teaches students specifically about marine debris, how long it takes common trash items to decompose, and its danger to seabirds, fish and marine mammals. Armed with this information, a data collection sheet, and some Hefty bags, students comb the beach and collect debris, tallying their finds on Ocean Conservancys Coastal Cleanup Data Cards.
Marina / Bayside Programs: located at the State Park Marina area
Program: Saltmarsh Exploration
Location: State Park Marina - Bayside
Age Range: Grade 3 to 8
Description: Not afraid of getting muddy? Come with us to discover the other side of Assateague Island. Students explore the complexities of a saltmarsh, one of the most productive ecosystems on earth. Use seining and clamming equipment to collect mollusks, fish and shrimp for observation and identification, and investigate the differences between salt, fresh, and brackish water. (For this activity, students will wade into the saltmarsh. We recommend wearing old clothes/bathing suits and closed-toe shoes are required for all participants.)
Program: Blue Crabs - More Than Just "All You Can Eat!"
Location: State Park Marina - Bayside
Age Range: Grades 3 to 8
Description: We know we love to eat them, but how much do you really know about this famous bay critter? Learn about its fascinating life cycle, and the role blue crabs play in managing the populations of animals they prey on. Whats the difference between soft and hard crabs? How does a crab grow? What do newborn crabs look like? How can you tell a male from a female? Well answer these questions and more as we try our hand at crabbing. Using hand lines, some bait and a little luck, we just might bring in a keeper!
In addition to the programs offered above, if you would like to request a special program to correspond with your specific curriculum topics, please contact us and we will make arrangements to fit your needs.
The park is located at the end of Stephen Decatur Highway (Route 611.) From the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, head east on Route 50 towards Ocean City and turn right onto Route 611. From the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, take Route 13 north to Pocomoke City. Turn right onto Route 113 and head north toward Snow Hill. Stay on Route 113 to Berlin. Turn right onto Assateague Road (Route 376.) When it ends, turn right onto Stephen Decatur Highway (Route 611.)
Assateague State Park
7307 Stephen Decatur Highway
Berlin MD 21811
Phone: 410-641-2120
Toll Free: 1-800-830-3974
Reservations: 1-888-432-2267
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Graduate Programs in Health Education and Health Promotion
Please select from one of our three graduate programs:
- Master of Science in Community Health Education
- Master of Science in School Health Education
- Master of Public Health in Community Health Education (MPH-CHE)
Use the following link to find out more about our School Health Education 910 Add-on Program.
Download the 2013-2014 Graduate Student Guidebook (pdf).
Please use this link to visit the College of SAH Graduate Advising website: www.uwlax.edu/sah/html/gradvising.htm.
To apply for a Graduate Assistantship, send an e-mail message with an attached CV to the Department Chair.


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ADA News
Register for advanced courses
New Orleans—Seasoned Annual Session-goers have more opportunities to enroll in advanced education courses.
Annual Session has ramped up continuing education courses at every level, from intermediate to advanced. The lineup includes continuing education courses that can attract dentists and dental team members who are beyond the basics.
"The Education in the Round courses demonstrated on live patients provide the most current way to do procedures and allow you to see how you can improve yourself," said Dr. Gregory J. Peppes, 2013 Annual Session Program Chair. "Our workshops and cadaver courses are great hands-on learning tools. In 2013, we've expanded the advanced courses to help dentists and dental teams continue to be the best in any setting."
This year's advanced courses include:
• An Advanced Course in the Treatment of Snoring and Sleep Apnea (7144), Nov. 2 from 1-3:30 p.m.
• Interdisciplinary Periodontal, Prosthodontic and Orthodontic Collaboration for Routine and Complex Dental Care (5125), Oct. 31 from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and 3-5:30 p.m.
• Cone-Beam CT (CBCT) Course: Level II (7110), Nov. 2 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. and Nov. 3 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
• Preparing Patients for Grafting and Guided Surgery with Dental Implants (7202), Nov. 2 from 8-10:30 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m.
• Attachments and Implants Workshop (7208), Nov. 2 from 8-10:30 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m.
• How to Endodontically Treat Calcified and Curved Canals: What Every Dentist Who Wants to Enjoy Endo Needs to Know (7205), Nov. 2 from 8-10:30 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m.
• Advanced Provisional Fabrication (7201), Nov. 2 from 8-10:30 a.m. and 2-4:30 p.m.


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Friday, September 30, 2011
The CYA – in partnership with FVQ - is offering an Instructor Evaluator (IE) Course in Sail Cruising scheme, in French language! Here are some details:
Location: L'Université Laval in Quebec City, Quebec
When: October 21-23, 2011
Delivery: in the French language
This CYA Cruising IE course will train and certify instructor evaluator candidates to in turn deliver the training and evaluation of Cruising Instructors.
With the increase in demand for sailing lessons in cruising keelboats, the CYA and the FVQ realise that more instructors need to be trained - this initiative for leadership development is a building block in moving the process forward. Three (3) very experienced IE candidates from Quebec will be participating in the course and with their training the FVQ will be able then to offer even more Cruising Instructor courses across the province, thus building up the entire programme.
Leading the Course: The CYA is implementing the approach of best practice to deliver leadership development in Canada. Appointing into the leader teams Certified Senior IEs and professionals from two or more regions of the country fulfills CYA initiatives to progressively deliver the best in training to all Canadians by means of annual sharing of knowledge and skills development techniques. Next month's CYA Cruising IE course is being conducted by Normand Corbeil, with bilingual assistance from Judy Robertson.
Normand Corbeil
Normand has taken the lead in the design and implementation of the updated CYA IE course in French, and with his many years of experience on and off the water is a great asset to sailing in Quebec. Off the water Normand is an engineer and has been teaching engineering at the CEGEP level since the 1970's. Along with his impressive off water career, Normand has also become a very accomplished sailor, with over 55,000 nautical miles under his belt.
Besides having owned a variety of boats over the past 30 years, Normand has taken advantage of wonderful sailing opportunities in many exotic locations.
Normand's passion for sailing and his experience as a teacher has made for the perfect combination to pass onto others his love for sailing. He has been teaching sailing for the last 30 years and since 1994 has been a CYA certified Senior Instructor Evaluator with the CYA and also a Cruising Instructor with the FVQ. He owned L'École croisière Mercator from 1982-2006 and in his capacity as instructor and evaluator has trained over a thousand sailors!
Judy Robertson
Judy hails from Nova Scotia to join Normand in Quebec to assist in the delivery of the IE clinic.
An educator, Judy has taught school and university courses since the mid 1980's and has been involved in sailing since childhood. Having been brought up in dinghies, Judy moved into keel boats in her teens and has raced and cruised extensively offshore in North America and Europe over the past thirty years. Beside her cruising instructor levels with the CYA, Judy is a Royal Yachting Association Yachtmaster Offshore Instructor. She has brought together her love of teaching and of sailing and has worked hard to develop CYA youth sailing programmes and adult sessions for both men and women in Nova Scotia.


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posted in other years)
Zach, 01/31/03
To a once in a lifetime dog. Healthy and happy to the end. He loved all people and animals, as if they were his new best friends. His presence is missed by all who knew and were inspired by him.
Peter & Nancy Lynch
Zachary, 07/04/90-12/16/03
I would like to say that I didn't think I could love anything
as much as I loved you. My baby boy, my bubba man. I love you forever and
for always. And until we can be together again I want you to rub it one
more time.
I love you Zachary Jake.
Emily Grace
Zachary, 05/2003
Zachary, brother in spirit to Pancho, my other boy, you
were a very special friend and companion, one that I
miss dearly.
You always have a place in my heart and in my soul.
I love you.
Marcia Sanborn
Zachary, 12/25/03-07/05/03
I am 13 and my dog died this summer. He was in bad shape. He was in our back yard and he fell off of our deck and walked to the edge of our pool and fell in. He died. And I want to thank my aunt maribeth for being there for me
Zachary, 24/07/91-26/09/03
My darling smiley boy - lost suddenly and unexpectedly...I miss you so much XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
Julie R
Zachary (Zack), 02/24/03
Zachary was a sweet, all black, fluffy kitty who was born outside. He was the first baby his mommy carried into the house on a warm summer day back in June of 1987. He was a great addition to our family, as he loved everyone equally. Today he was found to have multiple tumors in his abdomen, which originated in his pancreas, and subsequently put to sleep. The events leading up to this discovery found Zachary not wanting to eat and very lethargic, and overall very depressed. I don't really think he wanted to go, but he was in so much pain. He couldn't even use the litter box. This all happened in a matter of weeks. Just two, to be exact. I will miss Zack so much...he was my baby. No kitty will ever replace him. I will see him again someday. I love you always, Zack.
Zachary, 11/15/89-02/04/03
My beloved Zachary passed away this morning. He was the
most exceptional dog God ever created. He was my ex-wifes guardian angel
and truly the most amazing spirit there ever was. I have four beautiful
pets now but the memory of Zach shall always be foremost.
I love you and miss you Zach.
Donald Dicarlo
Zachary P.H. White, 09/25/90-12/03/02
"Z" loved to go for a ride even if it was just around the block. You were such a good baby. Never got into any trouble and as always glad to see us. If we had one wish now it would be to hold you one more time like we used to. I'll never ever understand why God took you away from us. I cry daily and see your beautiful face throughout the day and night. I don't think this pain will ever go away. As long as we live you will live on too in our hearts!!! You will be with us in our hearts for eternity!!!
Zachary Sanborn, 05/09/03
Zachary was a beloved companion and will be missed forever. We adored you, sweetheart. You'll always be in our hearts. All our love, always.
Zack, 04/01/02-29/10/03
The love of my Life
Laura Taylor
Zack, 06/19/89-08/21/03
You were the light of my life. When we lived in our "abusive" situation for so long - you were always there trying to protect me; no matter what the cost, and I love you so very very much for that. I'm just sorry that I had you in that situation to begin with. But, we made it out and had six years after that to be together and out of the fear. I use to always ask you "you want to go to the farm?" and you would get so excited. (that is the place where I grew up where my parents still live). Well baby you are going to be on the farm forever now because I placed your little body in the soil behind my grandparents home where I will be living. We will always and forever be together. Thank you my special little friend for always being there for me!!! I LOVE YOU - MOMMIE
Zack, 05/30/88-09/10/01
Beloved friend and companion of the entire family. Bright and loving at all times. A gentle soul that will always be missed.
Greg Hood
Zack, 09/28/86-03/15/02
This in in memory of our angel, Zack! Zack, we lost you in the physical realm almost 1 year ago, but never will we let you go within our hearts. You were a wonderful missionary kid and you have brought such joy into our lives. Mommy and Daddy miss you so much, how I long to hold you in my arms once again, and I know I will someday, soon!
Ken & Shelia Welch
Zack, 05/10/93-01/02/00
Zack was the #1 in our family and it would be forever. never we will forget him or stop loving him .He was our best dog best friend and protector he was mine in my difficult time of my life. Be happy there in spiritual world and don't forget we ALWAYS pray for you .... love Keylin family.
Zack Apple, 12/79-1990
My dear Zacharias Passed many years ago but has never been forgotten. He is always in his mom's heart. All who knew little Zack loved him. He gave much joy and love to all his people. You are missed little man. Love forever, Mom
Zack, Owen, Austin, Dawson, 10/29/03
Zack, Owen, Austin, Dawson
My breath.
My life.
My every waking moment
My every sleeping night.
My every wish and dream
My thoughts, passion, and reason
My destiny, My soul, My heart
My tears, My joy, My fear
My joy, my sorrow, my tears
The purpose behind my existence.
The reason I have lived.
The reason I still survive.
You made me who I am today.
My prayers, my thankfullness,
My being.
The loves of my life.
Forever together in heart, soul , body and mind.
My soulmates.
Until we are together again,
I love you with all my heart.
So desperately and sadly missed.
Mommy "Big Bird".
Zacn, 05/01/02-06/15/03
"my little man" was a sweet and wonderful little soul that was always curious and funny. He so loved that I don't even know how to express this through my tears at this time. He will make an angel quite a special companion.
Allie Deaton
Zahavi, 07/16/03
This tribute is dedicated to our loyal companion Zahavi who left us suddenly on July 16, 2003. Zahavi was a bright and loving Golden Retriever who was fiercely protective of his family. He always had time to play with us and learn new tricks. His love for us was unconditional, and he was always there to listen to the problems of our day. He often greeted us with his "dancing feet" routine which never failed to bring a smile to our faces. He was clever and smart, and was a wonderful watch dog and affectionate friend. He was a happy dog who loved people and his Scooby-doo snacks, and had many people in his life who loved him. His loving presence will be deeply missed by his family, neighbors, and friends. Rest in peace beautiful boy, and know that you were loved very much. You will always have a very special place in our hearts for eternity. Not one day goes by that we don't think of you, miss you, and wish we could have you back here with us. We'll meet again at Rainbow Bridge. Love, Mommy, Daddy, Amy, Sasha, Ninja, and Moussee
Zak, 01/29/03
ZAK was found as a pup we took him in he enjoyed the company of the other dog (CODY) they played together and were separated about 8 years ago now they are back together again and someone has been left again for the second time managed to get 16 yrs out of the other this one only 13
Joseph Samella
Zakarie, 05/22/96-10/11/03
Zakarie Binkster we will miss you always. You were a beautiful, strong, kind, loving hearted dog. You saved our lives and we know that you will always be with us and protect us. Danielle is still dreaming about you. Running through the Pacific ocean with us. We will never forget you. We love you Zak!
Jodi Henley
Zan, 08/94-11/20/03
Zan is my soulmate, and I know she will be waiting for me. She gave me more love than I could have ever imagined. I love you Zan.
Alissa Luken
Zane, 09/30/98-10/13/03
For our beloved Zane. Forever in our hearts.
Joe, Tina, Tyler & Casey
Zane Hills Lindey Kompa, 12/07/91-7/31/03
In memoria, my only dog and a great friend to the children. She's my sons "guardian angel puppy" now.
Zappa, 11/09/96-26/08/03
Zappa was an awesome dog - My heart is broken because his step is still - We love and miss you and will always remember him as our special little boy - Rina & Risden
Zara, 04/29/00-03/25/03
my special friend-we got through the torsion, the gold bead implants and we were well on our way--we couldn't get through our latest episode-brain seizure/mass? I know your resting peacefully!
David & Vanessa Petrosky
Zebedee, 06/30/03
To my special baby who was my best friend, words cannot
describe how much I miss you, I couldn't have asked for a better listener
and companion, nothing can replace you. You will always be in my heart
and I will never forget you. The whole family feels the same. You grew
up with me and knew me so well, the house feels so empty without you..
But I know that you are happy now that you can see again, walk again, and I know you are running around with your brother Doo-Little on rainbow bridge doing the things you loved to do.
You lived a very long life and you became ill so I know that you know what we had to do. We didn't want to see you suffer.
Dee Dee the whole family loves you soooo much and we will always remember you. We will meet again when we too come to rainbow bridge.
Always and for ever.
Mommy, Daddy and Angelique
Zebie, 7/21/87-1/20/03
We miss you our Buzlbearz, Our Zeesah Neshamah. We will always love you.
Mom and Dad
Zeke, 12/13/03
Zeke, my shadow, my protector, my playmate, my friend....how
I will miss you. You gave me so much that I
will forever be grateful for having you in my life. You gave so much and asked for so little. I am so happy you have crossed over that Rainbow Bridge to a place of endless joy, vitality, energy....a place void of pain.
My dear Zeke, wait for as one day I will be looking for you. In the meantime, find Fluffy and try to get along.....Baby Kitty misses you so much as does Jerry.....you will forever be in our hearts and in our memories....
Jan Pentecost
Zeke, 08/11/01-03/23/03
I love and miss you. You will always be Momma's little baby boy. The best boy EVER!!
Zeke, 06/06/03
Zeke, 4/12/89-9/29/03
Zekey boy, we love you and miss you so much. Thank you for bringing so much joy into our lives.
Zeke, 08/89-07/24/03
In loving memory of our precious baby Zeke. He will live on in our hearts and will be ever present in spirit with us. Now he is with Grammy Lois and I can see her smile as they both walk a heavenly path together free from pain and suffering. We love you both and know that you will take good care of Little Zeke.
Zeke, 01/01/85-03/18/03
We had Zeke, a good and happy dog, for a little over 18 years. I had to make the decision today to let him go to heaven. I knew it was the right thing to do, and I have peace about it. He was a loyal companion to my son and me, and we loved him, and still love him, very much. And he loved us. We'll miss him always.
Zeke Carver, 12/06/91-07/13/03
To Zeke, who gave us unconditional love and wonderful memories for 12 happy years. May you rest in peace dear friend. I will never forget your loving face and wagging tail that greeted me every morning and every afternoon when I came home. So long Zeke.
Zekie, 02/22/03
Zekie passed from cancer, but went gently. We will always miss you honey, wait for me, I'll be there to greet you again with a big hug and smile, just like you left me with. Forever in my heart
Pam and Greg Skowronek
Zeldy Plumeria, 12/06/03
She was the embodiment of pure love.
We called her "love-love".
She never stopped giving.
She purred until her last breath.
That sound will ring in my ears and heart the rest of my life.
Kathy Krammer
Zera, 04/01/88-12/02/03
Zera, my sweet baby girl...it was so hard to let you go
today, watching you breathe your last breath, but I know your soul is with
the Lord now, and you no longer suffer.
Find your sister Nilla, and go swim and run on strong legs.
Be happy where you are.
Casey and I will see you soon, my love.
We love and miss you, and will never forget you,
Mom and Casey
Zeus, 09/97-04/24/03
We want to say Thank-you to Zeus, our beloved rottweiler. Thank you for being you. I was never afraid when you where by my side. You proved to people what a wonderful breed you where. We miss you and think of you everyday. There will never be another like you. You where truely one of a kind. We love and miss you, we will be with you someday. Watch for us, until then we love you!!
Danielle and Mark
Zeus, 07/16/02-12/16/03
Ohh my sweet little buddy, you were so handsome. I don't know where epilepsy comes from yet I have had my last two dogs stricken with it at a young age. I just put Zeus to sleep because he would not stop having siezures. Please forgive me for not having the strength and finances to keep fighting. My first Dog was Norma Jean, a rottwieler who came down with epilepsy when she was 8 months old.
It was tough to see her go into siezures for the first time. I kind of got used to it over the next two years, until she wouldn't stop having multiple siezures at about 3 years old. I can remember the day like it was yesterday when I left her to be put down.
Now it is today that I have suffered another blow to my heart that will never heal. One month ago after running in the park Zeus began to have a siezure. I immediately knew what this was yet couldn't believe I was two for two with sick dogs. I have watched him have about 15 siezures in this last month and it has been too much for me to handle. I hope people will pray for Zeus to find Norma in heaven. They were both so young we will have the best time when I get there for them to greet me. Please God forgive me for making the decision to put them both to sleep. I just can't help thinking about what reasoning could be behind a 27 year old single man picking two dogs with juvenile epilepsy. I love you Norma and Zeus so much and have every intention on seeing you both again. I will lead the good life for you two, I want to make sure I see you again.
Patrick Duff
Zeus, 04/15/95-12/11/03
It was an honor and a privilege to have known you and to have been loved by you, Zeus. We can only hope and pray that you are carrying us with you as we carry you. Your memory will live on forever. You are missed more than any words can express. We know you are in a better place and in our heart of hearts, we know we will see you again.
Stacey and Matthew Elliott
Zeus, 05/19/03
I first got Zeus, and his brother, Panther in the Summer of 1996. Zeus was a beautiful, and cute kitten! A long haired persian mix. In the Spring of 2003, I noticed my cats had a few fleas on them, indoor cats. I had always used Frontline for my cats, but this time, money was tight that pay period, and I decided to wait until the next paycheck. I bought some flea spray instead, to spray Zeus. I thought it was working, I checked him. But I found him in the bathroom, very weak, looked, and noticed a lot of fleas. I bathed him with some flea shampoo. Then he was too weak to stand up. He had become Anemic from blood, and nutrient loss. This mistake will never happen again. I feel guilty to this day, 7 mo. later. I can't believe it happened. I miss you Zeus. The other cats are fine, and healthy, including your brother Panther. I'll see you again someday Zeus. I love you.
David Denson
Zeus, 09/29/95-10/09/03
I love you my faithful friend.
Zeus, 08/29/03
Zeus thank for the years you gave to me and Daddy. We cherish every single memory. Even though you were here with us for 19 years, it just wasn't long enough. We know you are at peace and you will be in our hearts forever.
AJ and Sandra Falbo
Zeus, 08/19/03
I am having a hard time saying goodbye to Zeus. He was a wonderful exotic shorthair, never any trouble. He was expected to live only 6 months, but he and I beat the odds of liver disease, respiratory ailments, nose surgery and many other obstacles. The last 5 years have been the best, with every day being a gift. I did everything I could until I knew yesterday I couldn't do any more. I held you in my arms for the very last time and told you how much I loved you and how much you mean to me, and how much your brothers loved you too, but you already knew that, as our wonderful vet was administering your medicine to make the pain go away and help you sleep. I love you with all my heart and we miss you very much.
XOXOXO. Fran, Jupiter, Comet, Cosmos, Orion, Polaris, Ninja, Raven, Leo and your doggie sisters Shayla and Sierra.
Zeus, 07/24/01-07/25/03
My Zeus was a wonderful friend and companion. We lost
him to Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia and Thromicyde Apenia. It is a very
heart wrenching disease and if not caught in time, it is deadly. Zeus was
not caught in time. There is no cure but can be treated with early detection.
If you think there is anything wrong with you animal, Please make your
Vet draw blood or get a 2nd opinion. Go with your gut instinct.
Zeus was only 2yrs and 1 day old. He had a full life ahead of him. He was so playful and energetic. He loved everyone and was great with kids.
Zeus, 07/23/00-05/23/03
I miss you baby. I am so sorry that I could not protect you like I needed to. Your grandmaw and I think about you every day. You brought so much happiness into our lives and I can not wait to be back with you again.
Tiffany and Desiree
Zeus, 11/22/99-7/1/03
Oh Zeusers,
You brought so much joy to your Mommy and Daddy's lives. We know that you are in a better place, but the whole left deep in our hearts by your passing will take much time to heal. We know you are in a peaceful place, and that you are at the Rainbow Bridge with Zena, whom we all had just lost on April 3 of this year. You both take care of each other, and keep an eye on your parents, as well as your new baby sister Zoey. We love you and will miss you, always.
Aunt Missy and Uncle Jayson
Zeus, 11/16/98-05/31/03
We will miss you our furbaby
Jerry Skotniczny and Rita White
Zeus, 6/7/92-4/15/00
Zeus, You were the love of our lives. Our hearts were not just broken , they were shattered...the day you were not with us here on earth.. you will always be in our hearts.
Kathy & Frankie Bayer
Zeus, 03/15/85-01/17/03
You were not only my pet, but also my best friend. You will be missed and I'll think of you everyday.
Zieke, 12/25/89-08/28/03
Missing you deeply baby Zieke. You are in my thoughts
every single day. You were the best baby Zieke anyone could ever ask for.
I miss you with all of my heart!!!
Love Forever,
Ziggy, 12/17/95-09/10/03
Remembering Ziggy a very handsome Samoyed, so full of fun and life, I will love and remember you always.
Grandma Wilson
Ziggy, 12/17/96-09/10/03
To Ziggy
Our wonderful happy smiling Samoyed. We miss you so much Ziggy, our lives will never be the same now that you have gone. Parsley misses you too.
Sandra & Mark King
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Ziggy belongs to my friends Sandra & Mark King. His
death was unexpected and a great loss to there family.
Ziggy was a Samoyed, loved by his owners and Parsley his little brother. He will be truly missed.
May Mark and Sandra find comfort in knowing Ziggy will be waiting at Rainbow Bridge.
Cindy Volz
Ziggy, 06/94-08/20/03
Our precious boy Ziggy has gone to the Bridge, and we hope his brother Spider will be there waiting for him, where they can play like kittens together again. Jerry and I miss you terribly, Loki and Freyja miss you too, they have been looking for you. They stay close to us now, they know we need them. Ziggy you were the sweetest cat, and my heart is broken with your loss. Love Gemma, Jerry, Loki & Freyja
Ziggy, 06/08/01-05/17/03
Ziggy, today we lost you suddenly and unexpectedly and much, much too soon. You were my first dog and you showed me unconditional love. The house is so empty without you, but you left behind so many memories and hours of companionship. I hope that somehow, wherever you are, you know how much you are loved and missed. You are truly our Angel Baby now.
Sweet Dreams, Mom and Ray
Ziggy, 08/93-10/29/02
Dear Ziggy,
It has taken me a long time to come to terms with your loss. And even now I carry huge feelings of guilt and sadness over losing you. I could barely handle it and I'm sorry I had to get Cameron to do most of everything.
I feel terrible for the duress you were under and hope that the time I spent with you...especially when we lived in that apartment together without the dogs is as special to you as it was to me. You are such a well loved cat and I wish I could have made everything better so I did not lose you.
I hope you are in a place now where you can see and you are happy and know how totally well loved you are. I will always miss you.
Sweet dreams Ziggy,
Ziggy, 4/26/88-1/4/03
My dear friend,
You've been a trooper all your life, right up until the end. You took abuse from your other "brothers" for wanting to be close to me. And, when they were all gone, we had so little time together. I hope we made the most of it. For a little while anyway you were the king of the household. I miss you sleeping on my pillow above my head every night, I miss your silly "psycho" meow when you were playing with your toys, I miss your love bites in the morning.
I keep expecting to walk in the bedroom and have you look up at me from sleeping on the bed. I can't believe you're really gone. For 18 years you've been a friend, from the time I brought you home in that little box from the pet shop until the time I held you close when you took your final breath.
You're resting now out back with your brothers, peaceful. No more pills, no more visits to the doctor and being scared. I have my memories of you and that will have to be enough now. I hope I made you feel safe and loved in those last moments, like you've always made me feel. When the world was too much to handle, I always had my Ziggy boy.
Love, Mommy.
Ziggy Stardust, 03/27/87-05/24/03
We will all miss his chatter!!
Tony Chestnutts
Zinho, 06/26/03
I Loved Zinho so much that now the pain is way too deep to endure and all I want is to die hoping to be with him again Dear Beloved Zinho I call out his name and weep...Please HELP me to fin another one looking like him...Maybe then, the pain slowly will get better. God bless all of you. He was a long coat male tan Chihuahua.
Orlane Mahak
Zipper, 09/30/95-10/23/03
Our Zipper was so incredibly precious to us. He was soft as silk, and loved to cuddle. He spoke to me in his own way, with bright eyes and a sweet voice. He slept in silly positions, and played what we called 'Kitty Sumo' with the other kitties in our home. But Zipper was by far, the boss of the house, even though he was timid and shy...he was so loving to us, that I can't explain it. The loss in our hearts at his passing, is almost unbearable. I hurt like I haven't in over 3 years, my dear father passed away. I miss zipper horribly...and find myself crying all the time. We miss you 'dipper kit'...you will live in our hearts and mind's eye forever...Love you, Kit.
Charlene & Jeff Thomas - Nicholas Marescalco
Zippy, 04/03/03
Rest in peace my dear friend.
We will meet again, Zippy-Boy.
Love you.....
Zoe, 08/2003
I would like to like to say one last good bye to Zoe.
Zoe, 01/18/95-09/15/03
She came to us from a breeder after she won her championship.
She was a wonderful, loving pug.
When you looked into her eyes you saw her soul.
She gave us so much.
I miss her terribly.
Rosann C
Zoe, 11/01/01
The best girl ever. loyal true and irreplaceable.
Andrea Osborne
Zoe, 04/95-04/21/03
Zoe was a very special little ball of sweet loving fur. It broke my heart to lose the battle with her kidneys and have to make the decision to send her on her way. She will be forever missed.
Barbara Orlitzky
Zoe, 02/21/03
I remember how whenever I would talk or sing or something vocal, Zoe would run out of her box and try to get close like she wanted to hear my voice or it seemed that she just knew if I wanted to see her and pet her or if I needed quiet.
Annie Bird
Zoe, 12/28/92-02/14/03
Zoe, sister of Archie, was always the picture of health. A very loving dog with a delicate disposition, she always lit my heart. Unfortunately, she was unable to tell me of the growing mass in her brain which caused a seizure 01/26/03. It was a hard last three weeks caring for her. She died quickly of cardiac arrest. I just wish I'd been there 15 minutes earlier to be with her. I miss her more than I do her brother.
Zoe, 01/02/03
For Zoe, who was tragically taken from her mom and dad on Thursday night, the second day of January, two thousand and three. She was just a baby at the age of three, and the pain and unfairness of her sudden loss resonates amongst those of us who deeply love the four-legged members of our own families.
Tracey, Dennis and Jordan
Zoey, 02/14/91-08/26/03
Zoey, you were my special friend and I miss you so very much, my beautiful blue eyed girl. I know there was no choice - we tried so hard. Now I believe you are happy, healthy and running to your hearts desire. Thank you so very much for being there when I needed you the most and I hope I never failed you. I know my pain and grief will fade in time and I will never forget you. There is such a huge hole in my heart and my life right now. It will be a joyous moment when we meet again at the rainbow bridge.
Terry Lata
Zofo Flower Ronan-Prepodnik, 06/07/89-04/15/03
Zofo was the sweetest cat anyone knew, she had the most
beautiful face. She was born when I was just 9 years old and we grew up
together. She was my best friend. I don't remember much of life with out
her, and it will be hard. Two more months and Zoe would have been 13...
a teenager... I just bought her a basket on Saturday she loved to sleep
in it! We buried her on Tuesday - in her basket...
Zofo, we miss you so much. Now you will be with Snoopy, Jadie and my Mommy. Mommy will take care of you, I know she will. I love you Zofie!!
Zoie, 01/28/03
Precious Zoie,
You have left a paw print on our hearts and changed our lives forever!!!
Linda McMahon
Zooti, 9/23/83
Although you died 20 years ago today - 23rd September
- I have never forgotten you. You were dumped on the door step as a tiny
kitten scarcely able to eat solid food. It was a dark November evening
and very cold. You were so small you could fit in the palm of my hand.
I never really wanted a cat but I took you inside hoping to find you a
permanent home. I had some builders in the house and asked if they wanted
you. One of them took you home and I then realized that I could not let
you go. I telephone the man pleading with him to let me have you back.
I was entirely smitten by you. They say animals are our teachers. This
is so right. Because of you I became active in the animal rights movement
and a vegan almost overnight. In your eyes I saw all the animals that are
tortured in laboratories, slaughter houses and other vile establishments.
Whenever I read something about animal cruelty, you would leap up on my
lap to comfort me although I had not made a sound.
When you died quite suddenly at the tender age of three, I was absolutely devastated. You sent me Ben, to care for and he lived for 17 years. It is so strange that he also died on 23rd September.
You are a very special angel.
Denise Bennett
Zooz, 09/05/03
Zoobie-boy was the greatest weezeel in the world. I remember
when we got him, he was normal ferret size, only a baby. as the
months went by, he grew, and grew...when he passed away just
a month ago, he was 3times as big as our smallest of 7 ferrets. I love him with all my heart, and the only thing that keeps me from crying in public, is that I know he's waiting for me at the Rainbow Bridge. I love you and miss you zoobie!
Emmy Grimes
Zorro, 12/10/02-11/15/03
Zorro was a good pet. He was kind and very tame. Now that I think about it, he had a happy life with me.
Zorro, 02/99-09/24/03
I found Zorro when I went to find a dog. He was waiting
patiently in a cage as soon as you walked in the door. I picked him up
& new he was mine. He was so sweet & loving from the first time
I saw him. He never nipped. He was a little bigger then most ferrets but
he was never sick except the one time w/the flu, which he came right out
He was always sweet w/Nola, who was very sick from insulinoma, & he checked on him throughout the day, even though he never got to play w/him. When Nola died in August I brought in Nardo. He immediately showed him who's boss but Nardo survived & they became best friends from then on.
It was so much fun watching the 2 of you play & carry on. You were always sweet w/ Isabo. Then Jaqi came into the family & you showed her the ropes too & when she grew to be 4 times your size she still was gentle w/ you. Today you died not 5 feet from me from the viral infection. You didn't eat or drink & the medicine didn't work. I feel so bad I didn't get you to the vet on time since you were sick for awhile & I thought you would come out of it before Bob came home, but you were too far gone to get better. I will never forget how you hopped when you ran, squeeked when you drank your water & gnashed your teeth when you were agitated, but you didn't scratch or bite. You always gave me kisses. I hope you found Nola at the bridge so you will get your chance to play w/ him. Already tonight Nardo is looking for you & running back & forth to me. I know he misses you & so do I. I only wished you had more time w/us since you were such a good little ferret. You definitely left your mark on my heart.
Carol Wall
Zorro Geyer-Knowles, 05/09/03
Zorro was a special cat. His fur was black as night and his eyes were golden-green. His name was given to him for courage because he was a scaredy kitten - he was always hiding, coaxed out only by Kitty Milk and his sister Olivia's antics. He won our hearts when we were adopting his sister; his owner put him on my shoulder and he stopped shaking and started quietly purring and snuggled in, then did the same on my husband's shoulder. How could we not love him? Even though he was frightened, he always fought hard for life. When he was a very small kitten, he almost drowned but he saved himself by clinging onto a piece of plastic for hours until his owner could rescue him. When he was older his muscles were strong and sleek and he was big enough to be king of the bed, jumping impossibly high to catch birdie, and pouncing on bright red bug. His nametag allowed him to play the never-ending Zorbie game of chasing reflections of the sun. We called him Borbbles and Borbies. He was not quite 2 years old when he was diagnosed with wet FIP, but he fought hard and stayed healthy for more than 5 weeks. In the end, he died peacefully with his family around him. He will be greatly missed by his human mama (he was my little boy), his human dad (who cared for him every minute of his illness), his sister Olivia, best friend Scoopy and surrogate cat mama Baby. We love you little guy, and we hope you meet Trouble over the bridge and wait for us there.
Zoso, 07/04/90-12/22/02
For Zoso ~
ash can't hold your soul, my sweet
sand can't hide your face from me
love from you is everywhere still
what did you see? years with me
melting cold snow specks of debris
I recall your warmth next to me
four seasons pass how can it be?
my love now life sings to me
a shadow? no I saw you this week
a visit a touch a glance so sweet
Zoso 7/4/90 - 12/22/02 a very special girl
ZsaZsa, 31/05/88-15/07/03
Dear ZsaZsa,
Tonight we put you to rest. You made it to the grand old age of 15. And what a wonderful 15 years it was. You brought such happiness and joy to our household. You were as adorable as anything could ever be. But more importantly, you were so loving, kind, giving, non-judgmental...just a true friend. You were always a puppy...almost to the end. Then your kidneys just failed and you no longer had the energy or desire to eat or move. You told us in your own way that it was time. What a dignified little lady you were. As the vet slipped the needle into your vein on the back deck, you slipped quietly and quickly away. Moving forward to the Rainbow Bridge to be with Max and Star. You were so peaceful and beautiful. We have our pictures and our memories that will last our lifetimes. Thanks and Praise to Almighty God for creating such a beautiful creature. We were truly blessed.
We love you ZsaZsa, our beautiful little ShihTzu.
Forever in our hearts. Till we meet again in Paradise.
Love from your family left on earth,
Les, Patti, Sean, Seema, Brent, Jordan, Erin
Z-Z, aka Charlie Brown, aka Super Pony. Very special pony belonging to my daughter, Jennifer. Beloved friend and partner. Please see our tribute to Z-Z at www.horseketeersponyclub.org, click on Z-Z's page.
Lori Tankel
Zzilly, 04/04/88-08/30/03
Zzilly was so very special to us. She moved countless times and always adjusted to her new surroundings like a trooper. She grew up in the theatre and was in several shows herself. Although only 12 pounds, she guarded us like a true warrior. She loved her family and we loved her so very much. She will be missed more than I can say.
Ida Bostian
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New free smartphone app for New Zealand sailors
By Sail-World Cruising, ,
3:05 PM Sun 1 Dec 2013
A free new smartphone app gives water users across New Zealand easy access to any information they need when heading out onto the water. The MarineMate application for iPhone and Android devices has up-to-date tide information adjusted for daylight savings, safe boating checklists, and regulatory information on 5 knot zones, towing lanes and swimming areas. ...[more]
The magic of NOAS: coming to a marina near you - but not for a while
By Des Ryan, ,
5:42 PM Sat 28 Sep 2013
Most inventions for the top end of the maritime market eventually trickle their way down to the cruising sailor. When AIS was first introduced it seemed unthinkable that within just a few short years most sailing boat owners were able to save just a few cents more to acquire their own version. This could be the same with NOAS. ...[more]
Sailing space to discover new worlds
By Sail-World Cruising Round-up, ,
11:55 AM Wed 18 Sep 2013
Sailing boats have always been the modus operandi for humans discovering new worlds across the sea and it seems as though that's also how we shall discover new worlds across space.
Or at least that's what the physicists are predicting, affirming that giant sails propelled by the sun's or a laser's energy are still the most viable option for interstellar spaceflight in the not-too-distant future ...[more]
Beneteau invites: Design your OWN Oceanis, just as you want it...
By Nancy Knudsen, ,
6:51 AM Wed 26 Jun 2013
The most successful sailing boat manufacturer in the world - Beneteau - probably knows that to stay ahead of the game they will always have to been seen as inventing something new, something so innovative that it will take the rest of the boating manufacturers of the world at least a season to catch up. So now they are suggesting that you can design your OWN boat. ...[more]
New 'Penguin' semi-sub: explore under the sea without getting wet
By Victoria Wollaston Mailonline/Sail-World Cruisng, ,
9:13 AM Fri 10 May 2013
Here's a great new toy for your super yacht or a green marine pastime for when you are not sailing. It's a bizarre semi-submarine that lets you explore the ocean floor without ever getting wet, from a company strangely called EGO. ...[more]
Harken, putting the 'jazzle' on board your sailing boat
By Nancy Knudsen,
11:23 AM Tue 2 Apr 2013
Who could have thought? Zebra coloured winches, or Leopard if you prefer. For evening parties, perhaps, you could choose Glitter to go with the lurex in your sailing shorts. 'Well,' said well known winch manufacturer Harken, 'if Apple can do it, why can't we?' ...[more]
Sailing to be our space future as NASA's solar sail prepares to fly
By Jason Dorrier,Singularity Hub/Sail-World, ,
7:20 AM Wed 27 Mar 2013
Navigating space isn't as easy as crossing oceans. As Jason Dorrier comments in this article, there's no air, water, or earth to push your spacecraft in another direction. For space travel, rocket fuels and gravity-assist have been the best tools for over fifty years; but like rediscovering the past, the future will most likely be in SAILING the heavens to other planets and galaxies.. ...[more]
Hybrid project on Hallberg Rassy wins Royal Thames Mansura Trophy
By Lee Mylchreest, ,
7:36 AM Tue 26 Mar 2013
Armorel is a Hallberg Rassy 42 which was converted to hybrid propulsion as part of the EU funded 'HYMAR' project. She is being used as a trials boat to prove the latest developments in hybrid technology, and now the project has won the Royal Thames Mansura Trophy for Ocean Going and Coastal Division Technology. ...[more]
New tool in the war against Somali piracy
By Lee Mylchreest, ,
8:49 AM Fri 22 Mar 2013
In the fight against Somali piracy and in the hope that one day our oceans will again be safe for the roving sailor, there are many initiatives- the patrolling of the seas by some of the world's navies, the active work to return Somalia to a lawful state, and the serious arming of yachts and ships. Now the Israelis have adapted some of their military-use technology for the apprehension of pirates ...[more]
Marine products honored for innovation
By NMMA/Sail-World Cruising, ,
12:18 AM Sun 17 Feb 2013
Innovation is the lifeblood of development and this week ten marine products were honored for innovative achievement by the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and Boating Writers International (BWI) at the 72nd annual Miami International Boat Show & Strictly Sail. Most this year related to the general boating and fishing scene, but there were some sailing-oriented products among them ...[more]
Largest ever space sail for 2014 - it's the Sunjammer!
By Leonard David, Space.com/Sail-World Cruising, ,
9:20 AM Sun 3 Feb 2013
It's not windjammer, it's Sunjammer! Humans learned long ago to push a craft across the water using the wind. Now the pace is picking up as space scientists learn how to push a craft through space using photons from the sun.
The largest solar sail ever constructed is headed for the launch pad in 2014 on a mission to demonstrate the value of what is being called 'propellantless propulsion' ...[more]
World-first vibrating, underwater barnacle buster gets thumbs-up
By Sail-World Cruising round-up,
6:59 AM Tue 11 Dec 2012
The new world-first Waveblade barnacle remover may mean a seismic shift in the way we clean our sailing boat hulls, but more than that, there's a Scottish bank who thinks it's worth an investment of £550,000 to take the invention to the next level - that is, appealing to major oil, gas and shipping companies. ...[more]
Solar: a curious resemblance to the Maltese Falcon
By Lee Mylchreest,
10:00 AM Sun 2 Dec 2012
While there have been rumours about a new 'Maltese Falcon' style of superyacht around for months, Italian design studio Nuvolari Lenard Design have now announced that they are behind the rumours. ...[more]
Robotic sailing boat sets off across the Atlantic
By The Telegraph/Sail-World Cruising, ,
9:52 AM Fri 30 Nov 2012
Syndicates have been attempting to sail the Atlantic for years with robot sailing boats with limited success, as part of the Microtransat Challenge. Now another somewhat different attempt is being made and, weather permitting, a robot sailing boat called Snoopy Sloop will begin its Transatlantic journey from Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire, on Saturday. ...[more]
Deep Blue Electric Outboard by Torqeedo wins DAME Award
By METS/Sail-World Cruising, ,
6:17 AM Wed 14 Nov 2012
METS, the world's largest trade show of the international marine leisure industry. on now in Amsterdam, has just announced the winners of their annual DAME Design Awards. The overall winner of the Award for 2012 is the Deep Blue Electric Outboard by Torqeedo, of Germany, announced by the DAME jury today at the start of the show. ...[more]
'TimeZero Touch' a chart plotter winner with 'pinch and zoom'
By BW Media,
10:25 AM Wed 24 Oct 2012
The technology just gets better and better. Furuno TimeZero Touch has just won the 'Product of the Year' from The British Marine Electronics Association (BMEA) Conference 2012, which took place last week in Southampton. The product's multi-function display, with 'pinch and zoom' feature familiar to iPhone and iPad users, is the most advanced chart plotter and weather station currently available. ...[more]
Ikaros's two year sail through space - still doing well
By Sail-World Cruising, ,
9:04 PM Wed 10 Oct 2012
Sailing was the original way to get around the world's oceans without manpower - by harnessing the power of the wind. With the advent of steam and oil, sailing was thought 'old hat' for a while, merely for leisure sailors and historians. However, modern Japanese scientists at JAXA have gone back to sailing to transit through space, and the little sailing craft, called Ikaros, is doing well! ...[more]
Innovative sensors - a future use for cruising sailors?
By Photonics/Sail-World Cruising,
1:09 AM Wed 19 Sep 2012
Wouldn't you like to know when your mast or your boom has reached its structural limits? Know BEFORE there are any tell-tale signs visible? BEFORE it falls on top of you? A new technology is in the pipeline that could provide that information in the future, according to a new experiments by Wolfgang Schade and his team in Munich. ...[more]
Rescue response - a step up in future
By Lee Mylchreest, ,
2:01 PM Tue 4 Sep 2012
If you think rescue response across the world's oceans is already very good, you haven't seen anything yet. With the innovative thinking of a Surrey-based engineering firm, they are set to get a whole lot better. ...[more]
GPS navigation on iPhone/iPad just got easier for sailing America
By Nancy Birnbaum/Sail-World Cruising, ,
1:34 PM Mon 3 Sep 2012
With the updating of the boating app 'Simple Charts', navigation that is easy-to-use and affordable has never been so available for America's Boaters, or for sailors just visiting. ...[more]
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218 E 17th St, Costa Mesa, CA | Directions 9262733.635082 -117.917975
Mon-Sat 9am-7pm; Sun 9am-5pm
Wonderful Nail – Decided on a day of pampering for a friends birthday so we found and Mimi's Nails and Spa was near my place.
Went it on a Monday afternoon. The price was not bad at all $25 for a pedicure. The place was clean and sanitized and the employees was nice and friendly.
Would definitely go back as a regular.
Good location - check. Economical - check. Quality - check. Good customer service - check. Clean - check. Freebies - check.
What more can you ask for from a nail salon? I got a pedicure and I have to honestly say this was the best pedicure I've ever gotten... especially at $25. I got to sit back in a massage chair while my feet were soaking in the awesome foot spa. The pedi was not rushed and my pedicurist took her time. My feet and calves were massaged. It. was. awesome. I think I was in that chair for 45 min.
They have matte OPI & Essie polish!
As my friend and I were waiting for our toes to dry, we were offered a complimentary neck, shoulder, and head massage. Sweet! We took them up on the offer and we really didn't want to go out into the rain.
All those staff was so nice and friendly, Mimi herself was so sweet and welcoming as well.
I will be back!
Careful! – ok...so...the first couple times I went there, I was in love. Best brazilians of my life at a more than reasonable price. Great place, fabulous service, relaxing and personable environment. However, the last time I went there to get waxed...let's just say my boyfriend said it looked like I had been to war and had battle wounds. My skin was ripped off and splotchy in a lot of different places. Sore for days. It was awful. Oddly enough, it was the same woman that had done my previous waxes. I haven't been back since (terrified!) and am bummed out because I really thought I have found my new salon. PROCEED WITH CAUTION!
Awesome nail – This place is awesome. They are always very friendly and very thorough. In other places I have always felt very rushed, like I'm in an assembly line. But the girl I always have always takes her time and gives great foot massages. I won't go into the paraffin wax because others have, but it truly is awesome. And to top it all off, they VERY reasonably priced.
Great Great Great!!!! – Went here this weekend while visiting friend. This place was great, very clean & simply decorated with a nice variety of magazines. They had plenty of stations & plenty of people working, so that even though there were 4 of us, we didn't have to wait. The people were nice and the price was right at $25 for a mani/pedi. If you live in the area, ask about the card stamp, where you can earn a free manicure on your 8th visit.
They did a FAB job and it was really relaxing.
Lovely staff, great service, amazing price – I had never been to Mimi's before and wanted to take my friends somewhere nice for their birthdays. This place was great, they treat you like royalty. The massage chairs were lovely and the staff was very nice. Also their prices are amazing. I plan to become a regular! Thank you!
Great Job Girls – I really like this nail salon! Clean, plenty of room, great spa chairs and very good massages. Its really inexpensive too! I will definitely be going back here. The manicurists are very nice and extremely friendly. They do a very professional job and seem to care that you are happy when you leave. An A+ from me!!!!
MY NEW PLACE TO GO – This place is great! The people are very friendly, professional and they do a great job. The nail art is extrememly creative. Its clean, and a very comfortable atmosphere. I am glad I found this place. Will be back and bring my little daughter along also.
Wonderful Nail Salon – The ladies here are always friendly, and they always make you feel welcome. Prices are insanely good! Walk ins are welcome, and it's common for someone to come in to check the crowd, go run some errands, and come back. They take care of my whole family: Dad, Mom, sister, and boyfriend, and everyone leaves satisfied. They even take care of ingrown toenails!
Their customer service is heads and tails above many other nail and facial places I've been to. Give them a try. You'll walk out relaxed and most likely will find yourself wanting to be a return customer.
Mimis Brings out the beautiful in you – Mimi the owner has done a great job with wonderful ambieance and many technicians to give you a great spa experience of a full set of nails and a pedicure while relaxing in a massage chair and out the door for our busy schedules. Or come in for a fifteen to thirty minute massage or play hooky and get a hour or two hour deep tissue all at reasonable pricing and a friendly nice staff. This is the best find and across the street from Mother's market on 17th street. I tell all my girlfriends becasue we can pamper ourselves and still have happy hour money!
Hi Abovethestars888,
I wanted to personally thank you for sharing your
positive experience with Mimi's Nails. Our staff works
hard to ensure that you enjoy your time here.
Please feel free to ask me if and when you are next
coming in - it would be my pleasure to meet and thank
you again in person. In the meantime, please let me
know if you have any suggestions for us, as we are
continuously trying to improve.
Best wishes,
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The big demographic story out of the 2012 presidential election may have been President Obama's domination of the Hispanic vote, and rightfully so.
But as we close the book on the election, it bears noting that another less obvious bloc of key swing state voters helped the president win a second term.
They're the "nones" — that's the Pew Research Center's shorthand for the growing number of American voters who don't have a specific religious affiliation. Some are agnostic, some atheist, but more than half define themselves as either "religious" or "spiritual but not religious," Pew found in a recent survey.
They are typically younger, more socially liberal than their forebears, vote Democratic, and now make up nearly 20 percent of the country's population. Exit polls suggest that 12 percent of voters on Election Day were counted as "religiously unaffiliated."
"This really is a striking development in American politics," says Gregory Smith of the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life. "There's no question that the religiously unaffiliated are a very important, politically consequential group."
The religiously unaffiliated voters are almost as strongly Democratic as white evangelicals are Republican, polls show.
Their overwhelming support of Obama proved crucial in a number of swing states where the president lost both the Catholic and Protestant vote by single and low-double digits, but won the "nones" by capturing 70-plus percent of their votes.


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You Had To Be There would make a terrific graduation gift. Or Mother's Day Gift. Or Father's Day Gift. It would also be a great book to buy today, Friday 13th. I've heard it's brought good luck to those who have purchased it.
Click on the link here and get the Kindle version. Only $4.99!
Remember - This is the New and Improved! second edition.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Buy This Book And Your Luck Will Change!
Posted by Terrence McCarthy at 11:20 AM
5 comments:
The guy who writes your ads should also write your books.
(Sorry, Terry. I didn't mean it. I just couldn't stop myself.)
- April 13, 2012 at 4:33 PM
- Terrence said...
I'm still trying to figure out if this is praise or...
Check your brake fluid.
- April 13, 2012 at 4:43 PM
- Gene said...
I bought it on kindle and a tree fell down across my driveway.
- April 13, 2012 at 6:48 PM
- Terrence said...
Did you buy it this month?
- April 14, 2012 at 8:06 AM
Good one, Gene!
- April 14, 2012 at 8:29 AM
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