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Deunan ()
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:38 pm
Post subject: Monthly Costuming Workshops at Casa Del Jedi
Hey there Alpha Base and everybody!
This message is also being posted to the Garrison Titan boards, and my Assassin's Creed costuming club boards. It's for everybody!!
I'm restarting a tradition that stalled out while I was full time in school (which won't be the case anymore).
It's called the Monthly Costume Workshop until we get a better name for it. Once a month everyone meets to work on whatever they want for a costume project. Star Wars, Extended Universe, Anime, Assassin's Creed (I run my own club of that), etc, all is welcome.
For an entire day and evening, we all gather together, nosh on food (you bring you own), and work on our projects together. There is sometimes a movie in the background, sometimes not; we can shoot submission pics too. It's like a regularly-occurring armor and soft costume party with a bbq thrown in.
I need to know what day and night would be the best for people to make it. I know people have demands on their time and we have to compromise, but feedback now will help me plan for the restarted sessions.
1. If you're not working on a project, try not to distract the people who are.
2. Kindergarten rules apply. If you pick on someone - even if they aren't there - I will ask you to leave. No politics. No drama. No gossip. No snarking. My house, my rules. We're going to have fun, laugh, and do what we love - make costumes.
3. There might be rock band and other video games.
4. No alcohol or drugs allowed. Smoking only outside in the metal containers.
5. We have a quote board. Takes three people to be present, but if you say something funny, someone may write it down. Just ask Russty.
6. Practice with combat in the backyard (not inside) unless it's a Nerf gun fight.
7. You might get sketched. We are a house full of artists.
8. BBQ available if you want to grill something for your dinner.
9. Permission needed for doing things that might explode or stink up the place (and all resin casting in well ventilated areas only).
I have cats, so if you're allergic, here's your heads up. I don't think the fish will affect you. Bringing food and root beer is cool. Bringing yourself and your project is even better. I live in Redmond.
Let me know what day of the month is best for peeps and we'll get this going again. These monthly gatherings are officially sponsored by Renegade Replicas.
Respond here for best days of the month. I'm local to the eastside. I will post directions in private PMs.
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Princess Cryvo (Crystal von Oy)
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Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:42 pm
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Sunday's are my best days!
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JediKai (Kate B)
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Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2012 8:27 am
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Any day but Thursday but I would guess a weekend day is best for most!
Peace over anger. Honor over hate. Strength over fear
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JediKai (Kate B)
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2013 5:42 am
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Any update on the plan?
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Princess Cryvo (Crystal von Oy)
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Posted: Mon Jan 07, 2013 9:19 pm
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JediKai wrote:
Any update on the plan?
Still ironing out details, might not start up immediately, but will discuss at our meeting on the 13th.
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Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 8:33 pm
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Sundays!!! Keep us all posted!
"It's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is for permission." --Me
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Princess Cryvo (Crystal von Oy)
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Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 8:39 pm
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RPGreg wrote:
Sundays!!! Keep us all posted!
Thanks & Will do, Greg!
Great to see you back!!!!!
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Tilsha ()
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Posted: Wed Dec 04, 2013 9:10 am
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So is this still going on?
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Deunan ()
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Posted: Wed Dec 04, 2013 8:45 pm
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This got paused for a while due to the space inside the house being completely rearranged.
However, we are halfway done with said rearranging and will alert everyone when a group space is back online.
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As part of the annual Founder's Day celebration at St. Edward's, the university is celebrating the beatification of Father Basil Moreau, CSC, founder of the Congregation of Holy Cross. At 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 10, the university community is invited to a special Mass at Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel, followed by a reception on the lawn of Main Building.
Last month in LeMans, France, Father Moreau was officially beatified. Beatification is the third of four steps on the path to becoming a saint (canonization) in the Catholic Church. The Congregation of Holy Cross founded St. Edward's University in 1885, and also founded the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind. By celebrating the beatification of Father Moreau, St. Edward's honors its Catholic heritage and remembers the priests, brothers and sisters who are dedicated to educating the hearts and minds of students around the world. Today, Holy Cross operates missions, schools, colleges and universities on five continents and in 13 countries.
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
By Maria Danilova and Sean Yoong / The Associated Press
MOSCOW — Moscow's main airport swarmed with journalists from around the globe Wednesday, but the man they were looking for, National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden, was nowhere to be seen.
Transit passengers eat at a cafe with a TV screen with a news program showing a report on Edward Snowden, in the background, at Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow Wednesday.
The mystery of his whereabouts only deepened a day after President Vladimir Putin said that Snowden was in the transit area of Sheremetyevo Airport.
There were ordinary scenes of duty-free shopping, snoozing travelers and tourists sipping coffee but no trace of America's most famous fugitive. If Putin's statement is true, it means that Snowden has effectively lived a life of airport limbo since his weekend flight from Hong Kong, especially with his American passport now revoked by U.S. authorities.
Adding to the uncertainty, Ecuador's foreign minister said it could take up to two months to decide whether to grant asylum to Snowden and the Latin American nation would take into consideration its relations with the U.S. Foreign Minister Ricardo Patino compared Snowden's case to that of Julian Assange, the founder of anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, who has been given asylum in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London.
"It took us two months to make a decision in the case of Assange, so do not expect us to make a decision sooner this time," Patino told reporters during a visit to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. However, later in the day he said on Twitter that the decision could happen "in a day, a week, or, as happened with Assange, it could take two months."
Snowden, who is charged with violating American espionage laws, fled Hong Kong over the weekend and flew to Russia. He booked a seat on a Havana-bound flight Monday en route to Venezuela, but didn't board the plane. His ultimate destination was believed to be Ecuador.
Ecuador's President Rafael Correa shot back at critics on Wednesday, taking special aim at a Washington Post editorial that described him as "the autocratic leader of tiny, impoverished Ecuador" and accused him of a double standard for considering asylum for Snowden while stifling critics at home.
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Putin insisted Tuesday that Snowden has stayed in the transit zone without passing through Russian immigration and is free to travel wherever he likes. But the U.S. move to annul Snowden's passport may have severely complicated his travel plans. Exiting the transit area would require either boarding a plane or passing through border control, both of which require a valid passport or other documentation.
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A fire took place Saturday morning at a home in South Austin that left eight people displaced and a home badly damaged. The fire occurred at around 3:15 AM at a home near IH-35 and Manchaca.
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Many better places in KC ! – The smoke ring on the meats is good--decent flavor, but nothing special--backyard bbq basically. Beans are well below average. I would comment on the sauce (brand) they serve (made by a private company in KC on Southwest Blvd), but, unfortunately, that co's attorney threatened to sue me if I told (antyone else) the truth about their "sauce".
If you saw what I saw .... oh well, eat wherever you want !! Gates, Bryants, Fiorellas, Smokehouse, KC Masterpiece are all superior products.
Just OK! – Read and heard so much about it. Live in Texas Hard Eight BBQ is way better. The lines where long so I thought that was a good sign. The people where helpful, got 2 slabs of ribs, a Z sandwich, sliced beef , beans, and onion ring. The onion rings are GREAT!. The beans where very good, different but good! The Z sliced beef with two onion rings and cheese, swing and a mIss!, The sliced beef reminds me of Arbys it was sliced so thin with ZERO flavor. Ribs, eh just ok not worth all of the hype! Texas BBQ of pork of brisket is much better. The onion rings where the best I ever had but BBQ, keep going!
best in KC hands down – I travel to KC area 4-5 weeks a year, hands down Oklahoma Joe's has the best bbq in town. you must get the fries and use the bbq sauce on them.
Long lines tell you it must be good !!! – K C folks know all about Oklahoma Joe's and if you are traveling through Kansas City I say stop here for some fantasic bbq. The beans are unique being a blend of different kinds of beans, one of them being a black bean. Beans are smokey and to me are some of the best. As of November 2008, a jumbo pulled pork sandwich on white or wheat bread or a bun was 6.49 and a side of beans 2.09 or cup 3.19. The rib dinners with one side and texas toast 12.29. Now with bbq deliciously seasoned and perfectly smoked, I have to recommened this as a must go to.
Just Okay – It was Okay..The ribs was like baked ham,I like pork ribs just not cooked like that. The menu didn't have a lot of choice and the beans had no flavor.
BEST BBQ ON EARTH! – I swear, I used to be a true blue Arthur Bryant's fan... I just ate here... and let me tell you, IT IS THE BEST! The sauce is life changing. Its cheaper than every other bbq place in KC- The chicken is so juicy that its dripping. My husband got the bbq brisket sandwich with the onion ring on top and he loved it! The fries are to die for b/c they're seasoned with their bbq rub! This place is so delicious. Its worth the wait.
Stopped by for lunch. – I stopped by there for lunch the other day and just wanted a BBQ sandwich. Pork and ham. I had not had their BBQ and wanted to see if it really was as good as everyone says. I ended up ordering their Jumbo as a to go order. When I got back to my office I was a bit upset. It had about as much meat on it as you would get from an Arbys $1.11 sandwich. $9 for THAT little thing? If you are looking for a value then try RJ's or Johnny's because this place is just trying to make money off its so called reputation.
Out of towner found the best BBQ here – Being from the Seattle area, we have a few good BBQ places here. During a business trip recently, I was staying in the Crown Plaza area and researched BBQ here. Seeing the rep of this place, as well as one of my flavorite wise cracking chefs, Anthony Bordain, coming here and declaring this as the best BBQ ever, I decided to put my trust in the man and give it a try. Spending over $30 in cab fare to go and come back to this place from the hotel, it better be worth it. Well.... I was NOT dissapointed. I order their slab of ribs, a small pulled pork sandwich, cole slaw and potatoe salad. It was all heaven. The ribs, without dipping the accompanied sauce, was rich with flavor and smoke. The seasoning was incredible. The sauce simply added more to this heavenly delight. The pulled pork was very very good as well. The sides were very good. I'm still in search of the perfect potatoe salad, but this place did it well. Coleslaw was also just right.
While this was my first time in K.C. and is not a place I normally travel near, you can be sure that this will be a mandatory stop next time I'm in town.
Some of the best pulled pork I've ever had and onion rings like you've never had – Tried Oklahoma Joe's on the recommendation of our landlord and some co-workers, we were not disappointed. Went with a group of very hungry people this last Saturday afternoon (the evening of the KU/MU football game). When we arrived at the Shamrock gas station (where it's located) we were greeted by a huge line of people almost to the door - a very good sign. Even though the line was long it moved quickly, but not so quickly that we weren't able to stare and drool as we passed patrons attempting to eat their sandwiches, ribs, cole slaw and onion rings(oh the onion rings). By the time we reached the counter to order we'd all decided that, in addition to barbeque, we needed to try those onion rings. My wife and I ordered the pulled pork sandwich (a house specialty), the beef brisket sandwich, the spicey cole slaw and, of course, the onion rings. Everything was amazing ... the meat was tender and juicy, the slaw was very tasty and the onion rings were some of the best I've had in my life. Then there's the sauce, advertised by Oklahoma Joe's as the "Best Sauce on the Planet" and I don't think they're far off. The sauce is spicey with just enough sweetness, delicious on everything. Next time, very soon, we'll give the ribs a try because they looked as good as everything I had tasted.
Great BBQ! – The pulled pork sandwiches are fantastic. The pork is tender and the buns are very soft. Don't forget to add some bbq sauce... it's some of the best I've tasted. As far as sides, the fries, onion rings, and cole slaw are all very tasty. The potato salad is heavy on mayonaise, so if you aren't a fan of mayo, skip the potato salad. The baked beans are good as well, although a tad spicy.
Be prepared for long lines... This no frills restaurant is very popular... and worth the wait!
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Michaela Deprince does not look like the "typical" 17-year-old ballet dancer. At 5'4″, she is shorter and more muscular than most ballet dancers. She is also from Sierra Leone and all three of these are noted "problems" (with the admitted race and body type issues in ballet) for someone who just wants to dance. But that isn't stopping her at all.
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- 22 Resorts
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- Diverse destinations
- Resorts open before those of many other states
- Home to Vail, Beaver Creek, Copper Mountain
Season Start/End: 11/ 8 - 4/27
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When gold was discovered along the Blue River in the 1800's, miners flocked to Breckenridge to seek their fortune. Today skiers and snowboarders head to Breckenridge seeking something almost as valuable: the perfect mountain town.
While the town's Victorian architecture and designation as Colorado's largest historic district make a trip to Breckenridge an aesthetically appealing and historically enriching experience, the array of activities - from powder and groomers to shopping, dining and nightlife - keep things exciting. Breckenridge has its own pulse, and visitors feel it as soon as they arrive.
-- Story by Beth Jahnigan
The Mountain
Situated along the Ten Mile Range in the heart of the Colorado Rocky Mountains, Breckenridge has four distinct base areas and a total of 2908 acres of skiable terrain for skiers and riders of all levels and abilities. Newly opened in 2013 is Peak 6 located just north of Peak 7. Peak 6 opened up an additional 543 acres, with 400 acres of lift serviced terrain and 143 acres of hike-to terrain. Within Peak 6 are three new bowls in which 2 are intermediate terrain, and an additional 10 new trails serviced by one six-person high-speed quad and 1 four-person fixed grip from Peak 7. Peak 7 on the north end of the resort is a myriad of expertly groomed blue runs for intermediates while neighboring Peak 8 has a little something for everyone including access to the Imperial Express SuperChair and Breckenridge's high alpine terrain for thrill-seekers. Peak 9 is the place for beginners and intermediates, while Peak 10 is the destination for advanced and expert skiers. The Peak 8 SuperConnect and BreckConnect Gondola make it easy to get between the village and different base areas, but grab a trail map before you head out for optimum efficiency.
Epic Mix
Breckenridge is part of the Vail Resorts' family, where all skiers and riders can participate in EpicMix to document your on-mountain experience. Utilizing Radio Frequency scanners at the bottom of each lift and RF technology built into every season pass and PEAKS Card, EpicMix allows you to track the number of days skied, vertical feet and the lifts you ride, have photos taken by EpicMix photographers on-mountain, as well as earn pins and collect points. It's easy to set up your EpicMix dashboard and you can automatically upload your stats and photos to your Facebook and Twitter profiles.
Powder Day
On a bluebird powder day, proficient skiers and riders should head up to Horseshoe Bowl, North Bowl and Whale's Tail on the Imperial Express Super Chair, the highest chairlift in North America. Here you will find wide-open, double-diamond powder skiing. If steeps are your thing, head left from the top of the chair and work Easy Street and the rest of the Lake Chutes. This area can also be accessed by the T-Bar on Peak 7, but be warned, if you stumble getting on the surface lift on a powder day, you will be heckled and sent to the back of the line by your peers.
Because this area is above tree line, visibility can be compromised during snowstorms. If this is the case, Breckenridge's gladed tree runs off the back of Peak 9 and E-Chair are a good alternative. For the experienced and fit, there is excellent hike-to, inbounds terrain off the top of E-Chair. Once the bowls get tracked out, head over to the Falcon Chair and ski The Burn or the countless black diamond runs that Peak 10 has to offer.
Groomers and Family
Corduroy lovers, beginners and families will feel right at home at Breckenridge with not one, but two distinct areas to explore. For cruising on perfectly manicured groomers, aim your skis toward Peak 7 where you'll find only blue runs. Serviced by the Independence SuperChair, Peak 7 has limitless options for intermediate skiers and riders. Skirt the northern most boundary of the resort on Monte Cristo or rip fast laps on Pioneer. Whether you want to be mellow or work on your GS turns, this is the place for you.
Peak 9, home to Breckenridge Ski & Ride School, is the best bet for beginners and never-evers. In addition to the friendly terrain perfectly suited for learning and practicing, Peak 9 has two base areas (The Maggie and Beaver Run) and numerous rental shops that make getting on the slopes stress-free. Once there, a web of green and blue runs make their way around and down the mountain, allowing you to progress at your own pace and comfort level.
Breckenridge is also a playground for independent young rippers because of the Kids Adventure Zones scattered around Peaks 8 and 9. Little ones can zip into Ripperoo's Forest, the Haunted Forest and Dragon Trail to explore plenty of kid-friendly adventure terrain.
If terrain parks and halfpipes are what you seek, then Breckenridge is your Mecca. With five parks and two halfpipes that are consistently ranked in the top three by industry leaders year after year, Breckenridge has freestyle terrain for every ability level. If you don't believe us, ask any of the professional skiers and snowboarders who call Breckenridge home including 2010 Winter X Games Ski Slopestyle gold medalist, Bobby Brown, and two-time Winter X Games Superpipe champ, Steve Fisher, among others.
Of the five parks, the Freeway Terrain Park on Peak 8 is the most notorious as it plays host to the Winter Dew Tour every December. This park is the most advanced and features a 22-foot Olympic-size halfpipe. While it may be a bit much for the recreational skier, it's worth a visit simply for the opportunity to watch the world's best park and pipe athletes training and competing in person.
Just above the Freeway Terrain Park, intermediate freeriders will enjoy the Park Lane Terrain Park which features a wide variety of jumps, boxes and rails. On the other side, closer to the Peak 8 base, is the Trygves Park created for beginning freeriders with smaller jumps and features to allow for a safe and fun area to learn and progress into the larger parks. Moving south to Peak 9, you will find two more parks—Bonanza and Eldorado—as well as the 14-foot Gold King pipe, all designed for beginner and intermediate shredding.
Clint's Bakery & Coffee House
A cute little respite on Main Street in the center of town, Clint's is a go-to for coffee, pastries and breakfast sandwiches on your way to the slopes. Sit down and check your email or take it to go and enjoy breakfast on the gondola.
131 S Main St
Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 453-2990
Columbine Café
For a more substantial start to your ski day, head to the Columbine Café, tucked in an alcove just off of Main Street. Expect large portions of home style breakfast favorites, but go early if you don't want to wait.
109 South Main Street
Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 547-4474
If you're looking for a quick midday bite on the slopes, ski by Seven's quick service window located in the Grand Lodge at the base of Peak Seven—you don't even have to take off your skis. If you're not in a rush, go inside and enjoy wood-fired pizza, salads and soups at a more leisurely pace.
1979 Ski Hill Rd
Breckenridge, CO 80424
(970) 496-8910
Breckenridge Brewery
A trip to Breckenridge would not be complete without a stop at the Breckenridge Brewery to sample some of its handcrafted, small batch beers. Enjoy an Avalanche Ale and a Brewhouse Burger while taking in the sweeping views of the mountain.
600 South Main Street
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Chef/Owner Matt Fackler's Colorado-inspired cuisine served at the aptly named Relish is a culinary gem, treating diners to an array of seasonal flavors. While this is dining at its finest, the atmosphere is comfortable and inviting and its second story location offers diners stunning views of the ski resort.
137 South Main Street
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Hearthstone Restaurant
Situated on Ridge Street overlooking the town and the resort, Hearthstone's elegant yet cozy Victorian ambiance has been drawing diners in for over 20 years. Featuring hand-cut steaks, wild game and seafood as well as an extensive wine list, Hearthstone is an exceptional dining experience.
130 S Ridge St
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Brothers Todd and Ken Nelson serve up the best pizza and calzones around. Enjoy a glass of wine in their cozy red- and white-checkered tablecloth-adorned dining room or take a pie back to your condo—either way, you won't be disappointed.
100 N. main St #212
Breckenridge, Co 80424
My Thai
For authentic Thai recipes in a casual environment, head to My Thai on South Main Street. Offering a kids menu as well as vegetarian and vegan options, My Thai is a refreshing and delicious choice for an easy dinner.
500 S. Main St
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Opened in 2012, the T-Bar located at the base of Peak 8 in One Ski Hill Place, is the perfect spot to regroup after a day on the mountain. With 40 beers on tap, après food specials and access to the BreckConnect gondola to town, you can end your day or start your night at the T-Bar.
1521 Ski Hill Road
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Mi Casa
Nothing hits the spot after a day on the hill like Mi Casa's famous Mango Duck Quesadillas and a margarita. Mi Casa's festive atmosphere and authentic Mexican flavors are a favorite of locals as well as visitors alike.
600 S. Park Avenue
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Cecilia's is an institution among revelers in Breckenridge. If you want to ditch your ski boots for your dancing shoes, this is the place to go. A martini bar, nightly drink specials, DJ's and special events keep Cecilia's rocking seven nights a week.
520 South Main Street
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Past visitors to Breckenridge may remember it as Sherpa & Yeti's, but the new owners of Three20South have kicked it up a notch with an updated stage, sound and lighting, making it the perfect venue to see live music from hip hop to jazz, reggae to bluegrass and more.
320 South Main Street
Breckenridge, CO 80424
Free transit service to the resort and throughout the county. Free guided mountain tours and free video analysis available with intermediate and advanced ski lessons. The Breckenridge Ski & Ride School offers lessons and programs. Activities in and around town include live theatre, movie theatre, shopping along Main Street, historic tours, and mining for gold. Over 100 restaurants in town, seven restaurants on the mountain, and nearly 40 bars and nightclubs.
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In fact, the senior was recently named Battalion Commander for her fourth and final year in the Army JROTC, a position she admitted was not one she saw herself accepting early in her academic career in Sparks.
"I am not going to lie, I kind of got into RO to get the credits that I needed," Pelayo said with a laugh. "That was how it started, with getting those two credits, and I thought it sounded cool. It was fun and I liked it. It was not how I expected it. I thought it was going to be like boot camp or something."
The 17-year-old was the first to admit she had fallen victim to her preconceived notions. She was proven wrong and within a year found herself wanting more out of the program than just credits.
"It was completely the opposite," she said. "It was a lot of fun doing marching and things like that. It was a lot of fun. I wanted to keep going. My grades were good and they saw potential in me. When I was moved up to 1st Sgt., that was when I realized I wanted be a leader and continue to help people and be a role model for them.
"I got along great with everybody and that really helped. I knew how to take charge but I also knew how to do it without them thinking I was mean or rude or too strict on them."
The in-depth interview process to become Battalion Commander helped Pelayo become accustomed with public speaking, an act she struggled with previously, and gave her the opportunity to "stay on the right path and keep out of trouble."
Now that she has taken the helm of the student battalion, she said she hopes for a big year out of her crew, who will be hosting the Cadet Olympics in April for the first time.
While JROTC is Pelayo's primary school activity, the list does not stop there. She is a member of the National Honor Society, cheer squad, prom committee and marching band at Sparks High. She tries to make her presence known throughout school with volunteering and she said the programs she is involved in may pack her schedule but are worth it.
"I am always busy," she said. "Last year I did band, cheer and color guard, so football games were really busy for me. I would have to go to one uniform, change, go perform, change again ... It was really hard. But, it showed myself, and others, that you can do more than one thing whether you are a football player or cheerleader, that you can have discipline and do all of them.
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"I never thought about the Army," Pelayo said. "When I started my freshman year, I said, 'I will try RO, but I will never do the Army.' As I started getting more into it, I saw that I liked it and it would help me with my college and my studies."


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Every SEC conference game is a "prove it" game.
The importance of Saturday's visit from Auburn isn't lost on Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen. He's tired of hearing that he's never beaten an SEC West foe not named Ole Miss. He also realizes that losing a conference opener puts a team in a hole:
"We've beaten Florida, Georgia, Michigan. We've beaten a lot of team and we've lost to a bunch of team, too. I really think about this season and my goal every year is to win the SEC West. Well, to do that, you really need to win your first conference game. I think it's tough to lose your first conference game and come back and win the conference title. Teams have done it but you put yourself in an uphill battle. You guys think about it. To be honest, I've never thought of it…
Right now the winner of this game is two games ahead of the other one because you have the head-to-head win, too. So, Week Two of the season you've either catapulted yourself to the top of the standings or you're two games back already. So I think that's always a huge deal for conference games."
A year ago, Georgia lost its SEC opener to South Carolina only to run the table the rest of the way and win its division. But that's the exception to the rule. No team wants to start out two games behind a division rival.
As for the State/Auburn series, last season the Tigers held on for a 41-34 win over the Bulldogs on the Plains. In 2010, Cam Newton led Auburn to a win at Scott Field, 17-14. And in 2009, AU rolled to a 49-24 victory.
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- St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center
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- Maternal and Child Health
- Medical - Surgical
- Surgical Services
- Renal Services
Managing the most critically ill patients with expertise and care, the nurses in the Division of Critical Care at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center specialize in assuring that the patients and their families get a state-of-the-art healing experience. Working in partnership with physicians and other members of the health care team, our nurses function as the autonomous coordinators of the complex care required by their patients.
As one of the largest critical care divisions in New Jersey, we manage multiple complex and challenging cases, including those patients being treated in our large interventional cardiology program and patients admitted trough our large and busy Level II trauma center emergency department.
The Division of Critical Care has been the recipient of a number of clinical awards including one from NJ Hospital Association for 2 years with no ventilator associated pneumonia, numerous American Heart Association awards for management of MI and CHF, a Health and Human Services federal award for organ donation, and a hospital pressure ulcer management program excepted for presentation at the first NDNQI conference in Las Vegas in 2007.
The division is comprised of 7 separate units, including a Medical Intensive Care Unit, an Intermediate Respiratory Care Unit, a Cardiac Care Unit, a Post Interventional Cardiac Telemetry Unit, a Cardio-Thoracic Recovery Unit, a Post Cardio-Thoracic Telemetry Unit, and a Surgical Intensive Care Unit.
Committed to the Magnet tenets of Nursing practice, the Division of Critical Care has implemented many innovations to assure our continued leadership in high quality critical care including:
- A modular orientation program that allows both new graduates and experienced nurses to gain needed knowledge and skills at their own pace. Our orientation is designed around ECCO, a 64-hour web-based critical care course developed by the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN). This course is complemented by a strong unit based preceptor assisted unit orientation and multiple specialty classes.
- We are proud of our Professional Nursing Career Ladder program that provides a variety of opportunities for self-development for the staff nurse. Staff can participate in the Rapid Response Team, implement Performance Improvement projects, develop and implement educational programs for their colleagues, become members of the code team, and develop patient education projects to satisfy the project needs for this program.
- These nurses are valuable contributors to the continued excellence of the division. One of these nurses developed the first of our "Watson Rooms", as a quiet place for nurses to de-stress. The room is complete with aromatherapy, the soothing sounds of a fountain and relaxing music, and a massage chair!
Become part of our critical care team and enjoy growing your career in an exciting, satisfying and challenging way.
Director – Christine Cutugno, PhD, RN, CCRN
Open Heart Recovery
In our 7-bed Open Heart Recovery Room (OHRR), we manage some of the most critically ill patients in the hospital. OHRR staff are offered frequent educational programs to maintain their level of skill and knowledge of the latest surgical interventions
Surgical procedures are admitted to OHRR post open heart surgery for CABG, valve repair or replacement, MAZE procedures for arrhythmias, and aortic and ventricular aneurysm repairs
Staffing is 1:1 until stable, then 2:3 until transfer.
Surgical Intensive Care Unit
Patient diagnoses in our 8-bed Surgical ICU (SICU) include multiple trauma, general surgery, vascular surgery, neurosurgery, orthopedic surgery, GYN surgery, necrotizing fasciitis, and septic shock.
Our RNs serve as resources and mentors to their peers throughout the hospital in the provision of care to neurosurgical patients. Additionally, nursing staff receives specialized training in the care of complex trauma patients. Staffing is 1:1 to 1:3, depending on patient acuity.
The interdisciplinary team has received multiple awards for their commitment to and promotion of excellence in organ donation.
Unit-based quality programs focus on enhancing patient outcomes through decreasing complications associated with higher acuity.
Coronary Care Unit
Our 12-bed Coronary Care Unit (CCU) is a proud participant in the American Heart Association's "Get With the Guidelines" program, a national initiative to deliver state of the art care to patients with AMIs and CHF. This program assures that all patients experiencing a MI or in CHF will receive evidence based care to treat these diseases. St. Joseph's has received multiple AHA awards for compliance with these guidelines.
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's CCU RNs are vital members of the hospital-wide code team whose experience with resuscitation and stabilization contribute to positive patient outcomes.
Patient diagnoses in the CCU include myocardial infarction, cardiogenic shock, post cardiac/respiratory arrest, dysrhythmias, need for Intra-aortic balloon pump, septic shock, and acute stroke. Our staffing ratios are maintained at 1:1 to 1:3, depending on patient acuity
Medical Intensive Care Unit
In our 18-bed Medical Intensive Care Units (MICU), our patient diagnoses include respiratory failure requiring ventilatory support, acute stroke, severe sepsis/ septic shock, GI bleed, hepatic failure, and post cardiac/ respiratory arrest.
The MICU is on the Beacon Journey toward recognition of excellence in critical care and promotion of patient safety within a healthy work environment. We are proud of the work our interdisciplinary team has done to care for our patients including the implementation of evidence-based practice standards to virtually eliminated ventilator-associated pneumonia in the unit.
The MICU RNs serve as expert critical care nursing consultants throughout the hospital as members of the Rapid Response Team. Our nurses have made a commitment to certification and showcase their credentials on the "Wall of Honor" outside the unit, demonstrating their ongoing quest for excellence in provision of care to patients and families.
With excellent staffing ratios ranging from 1:1 to 1:3, depending on patient acuity, St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's MICU is an exciting place to work.
Intermediate Respiratory Care Unit
In our Intermediate Respiratory Care Unit (IRCU) there are 16 beds with patient diagnoses include asthma, pneumonia, prolonged ventilatory management, and COPD (emphysema).
Recognizing that the family is an integral part of wellness, the staff focus on provision of care that incorporates the patient's loved ones throughout the entire hospital stay. IRCU nurses serve many roles from consultants to peers throughout the hospital regarding care of patients with tracheostomy tubes.
RNs on the unit developed strategies for incorporation of ventilator-associated pneumonia prevention standards into care of patients in the IRCU and in the intensive care units. As an intermediate care unit, staffing is maintained at a 1:5 to 1:6 ratio, with supplemental PCAs.
The IRCU nursing staff is consistently recognized for their commitment to excellent teamwork by students and employees throughout the organization.
Regan 5 North Post Interventional Telemetry
St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center's Post Interventional Cardiac Telemetry 44-bed unit participates in many of the new product trials inherent in this rapidly evolving specialty. New medications, new uses for old medications, new vessel and skin closure devices post cardiac catheterization, and multi-center research studies all contribute to making this unit an interesting and challenging place to work.
The Post Interventional Cardiac Telemetry unit is successfully participating in the highly successful national project to manage AMI and CHF according to the latest evidence based guidelines and has been the recipient of multiple awards for these efforts.
Patient diagnoses include post–angioplasty, post-stent placement; unstable angina, post MI, management of complex arrhythmias, post cardiac cath with vessel disease, CHF, pacemaker insertion, cardioversion or ICD placement, electrophysiology studies, and management of hypertension. Staffing is maintained at a 1:5 to 1:6 ratio.
Regan 4 North Post Cardiothoracic Telemetry
In our Post Open Heart/Telemetry Unit (R4N) there are 33 beds. The unit located at R4N receives patients post cardiac surgery, as well as patients with multiple other cardiac diagnoses. Staff receives additional and ongoing orientation topics due to the high acuity of the post open heart patients
Patient diagnoses include Post CABG or Valve replacement, arrhythmia management, management of hypertension, unstable angina, CHF, post MI, pacemaker insertion, cardioversion, or ICD placement. Staffing is maintained at a 1:5 to 1:6 ratio.
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I'm sure I see shoes A hat and some sort of neck wear
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One of mine from last year.
Are . . . are they mating?
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.
Saw this at the Dayton Hamvention. Anyone know what it is?
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. . . And you were filming it.
It must have been fascinating watching them . . . Oops! Family Friendly forum . . . play leap frog. Yeah, that's it. A fun game of leap frog. Looks like the bigger one is winning.
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.
Aww yeah..
More like "OH NO!!"
(I don't think those planes are actually mating. Though it does look like it.)
"The World is insane. With tiny spots of sanity, here and there... Not the other way around!" - John Cleese.
I looked outside and saw the most unusual cloud formation tonight. It looked like the edge of the cloud line was drawn in the sky with a straightedge. It's amazing what goes on in the atmosphere.
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A few pics I really like of past and present pups.
Beautiful dogs UP! I wish my dog looked half as good . . . or that she acted good .. . either would be GREAT!
Cool Graffiti Artwork I am lucky enough to see each day on the way to work!
"I always prefer to believe the best of everybody it saves so much time." - Rudyard Kipling
While hiking way out in the Kettle Moraine State Forest Northern Unit*, found this almost perfect sphere rock (It's round from every angle)
Never have I seen such a naturally eroded round rock.
Just dumb luck I was looking where I was looking....
I was far out on the trail,
only very rarely do I see someone on horseback, maybe once every 4~5 hikes
*Heavily glaciated region
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It's been one of those simple pleasures, watching this guy/gal out the bathroom window for the last few days. Picture taken through double-pane glass, with a My Touch 4G T-Mobile cell phone.
~ Chance
Don't worry about your health, it's only temporary.
Eww nasty .
Nice picture though
Thanks Biglights. Here's one of the cat whose bidding I do. His name is Star.
He's much more personable than this picture indicates.
~ Chance
Don't worry about your health, it's only temporary.
This is not my picture but thought it might be enjoyed here. LOL!
When was the last time you washed your feet?
Enjoyed indeed.
Don't worry about your health, it's only temporary.
Of course! I'd probably tape mine to the hood for better heatsinking! :P
When was the last time you washed your feet?
If that were found in Europe or England, I'd say it was a projectile for an early Trebuchet, but not in America. Maybe its a ballast stone or something from an early wooden sailing ship used to balance out the load on early cargo ships plying the Great Lakes(?) Looks to perfectly round to be natural, and seems to have scars on it from carving maybe(?) If desperate, maybe people wouldve carved stones like this for cannon balls.
How do you download pictures here? I clicked on the picture icon, which brings up a box where you put the "URL"(whatever that means), and so I went into my computer, found the properties of the picture including the location in my computer, which looks something like C\USERS\ITSME\Pictures\5-28-08, and I copied and pasted that into the box where they asked for the URL, but all that did was pasted that same address into the post area, not the picture!
So what am I doing wrong here?
Usually, they give you a box where you can search for a certain picture from your computer and just click onto the address of that picture, and voila! All you have to do then is press Submit, and the picture comes up, but here they are asking for a URL, with no search option, so what do you do?
Posting photos.
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better yet, get a sheep. they have the added advantage of being tasty.
Saw this
and realized we've been duped again. All this green propaganda was just a ploy to turn us from lazy desk slaves into fit field slaves again. We think we're starting a revival, but the government just wanted us to grow more food for them. :P
Knifegill is christened to be high carb now!One more tamarind, MATT DAMONnotontherug:
the buttstuff...never interested.
might be the day I tried the liver - just like you
Tremendous worms of a swarthy nature pursue me across the sandy blank sky. I stop to think. What the devil AM I up to?!
My pony picture thread http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread82786.html
better yet, get a sheep. they have the added advantage of being tasty.
But then we'd have to buy fencing...
But growing your own food is like printing your own money.
Female, 5'3", 49, Starting weight: 163lbs. Current weight: 135 (more or less).
Starting squat: 45lbs. Highest squat: 167.5 x 2. Current Deadlift: 195 x 3
Just make sure you eat all the food you grow so *they* don't get any.
Hey, I posted up a thread about this kind of thing not too long ago! Were I to have a yard, I'd certainly try mowing it with a scythe - they're terribly nifty things.
In the meantime, I have an old sickle.
Very good. Really exercise the obliques. And he gets the barefoot benefit.
"When the search for truth is confused with political advocacy, the pursuit of knowledge is reduced to the quest for power." - Alston Chase
Just to think about that blade near my bare feet makes me shiver ...
Why not just get a few rabbits, put them in a cage on low wheels and let them mow your lawn while you sunbathe
eh, after a few nifty scars, you figure it out. . .
reminds me to get back on the community gardening bandwagon.
Although, for the $200+ we'd be spending on a scythe, maybe we should buy some sheep and a fence... except, our baby is due in September, and I'd rather focus on taking care of the baby rather than a sheep. One thing at a time, and all. I hear babies really eat up your sleep, mental-capacities, energy, time, and sanity like nothing else...