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And they're off! A marvelous motor racing team featuring 2 champion driver figures 2 friction powered racing cars with realistic engine sounds. Magnetic hooks make them compatible with other products in the WOW World. No batteries required!
Includes 2 pull back cars and 2 drivers: Simon and Vicki.
Each car measures approximately 7" long.
Recycling has never been so much fun! Fred is your friendly neighbourhood recycling truck, use his bucket to tip waste into the truck or sort the bins and flip them into the rear. Drive off using his powerful friction motor with realistic engine sounds. Watch the automatic waste crusher spin then slide open the clicking door to empty the truck. Three different recycle bins, a boy and girl recycling team and a sturdy carry handle complete this great role-playing set. No batteries required!
Measures approximately 13" long.
Join Penny on a fun day out with her pet pooch Roxy! Off to the shops or out to the beach, Penny's friction motor means she's never late. Her removable dog basket fits snugly in the back, so Roxy and the puppies can go for a ride too. This 4 piece set also comes with a pink car, girl figure, dog and dog basket to provide hours of imaginative play. And best of all, no batteries are required!
Measures approximately 6" long.
Ronnie is a super-sonic space rocket ready for outer space adventures! Pull the cord located on Ronnie's robot Ziggy to trigger his countdown: 5…4…3…2…1… Ronnie begins to vibrate as he prepares for take-off and each number passes through his special screen. Ronnie's spaceman Major Tom revolves in his cockpit as the countdown is triggered and then…BLAST OFF! Ronnie also has a secret push button that flips the cockpit open to reveal Major Tom in his high tech control panel - and best of all, none of Ronnie's fun features require any batteries!
Includes: 1 vibrating countdown rocket named Ronnie and 1 removable spaceman named Major Tom.
Measures approximately 9" high.
Luke is a super strong little digger! He speeds around any site with his powerful friction motor and he can pick up his big rattling boulder using the pull handle bucket. With his removable driver, Tyler, he is ready for any job that comes his way! No batteries needed!
Measures approximately 5" long
My name is Arctic Archie and I just love cruising around in the arctic, snowy blizzards! My friends, Scott and Penelope Penguin are always there to help me get through the snow and fish for the night's dinner from the icy waters. I especially love to glide up mountains, voyage across snow plains and cruise home after a hard day's work. Best of all, I don't require any batteries! Come and join me and we'll have a great, icy adventure any time of year!
Includes: 1 quiet, push-along snowmobile named Archie, 1 removable figure named Scott, and 1 removable penguin figure named Penelope.
Police the skies with Police Plane Pete, Officer Foley and his loyal dog Buddy! Use the friction powered plane and rotating propellers to fly around your town and help Officer Foley to fight crime. Officer Foley and Buddy might get hungry so don't forget to open the secret compartment on the tail of the plane and give them their lunch, or if they need to call for back-up they can use their walkie-talkie. This friction-powered plane requires no batteries, has rotating propellers and also features a rotating tail to reveal 3 secret compartments!
A little about Pete: Pete is considered quite dashing and daring. He likes airports and clouds and dislikes little bugs and jay walkers! His buddies he enjoys hanging out with are Johnny, Charlie and the Police Patrol Riders (sold separately).
Includes: 1 police plane named Pete, 1 policeman named Officer Foley, and 1 police dog named Buddy.
Join space explorers Captain Buzz and Ali the Alien as they explore outer space in their rocking space buggy Lunar Lenny. Push Lenny along the moon craters, explore far away planets and go on a quest to find alien friends. This new edition to the Fantasy range is complete with removable space explorer figures Captain Buzz and Ali the alien. Enjoy the best of both worlds, with the impressive friction-powered movement, minus the batteries!
The developmental benefits of Lenny are apparent and focus on different areas of need as your child grows, so Lunar Lenny grows with your child. At age 1.5 years plus, the focus is on sensory stimulation and motor skills development. At age 2.5 years plus, Lunar shifts to encourage social interactions, and finally at age 3 years plus, Lunar can stimulate role-play, imagination, and exploration. The fun will never end with Lunar Lenny as he grows to suit the needs of your ever-changing and growing child!
A bit about Lunar Lenny: He is known as Lunar, and is regarded as a quirky charmer. He likes Apollo 13 the movie and moon craters, and dislikes black holes and meteor showers. He likes to hang out with his buddies Bertie, Ralph and Ronnie.
Includes: 1 Space buggy named Lenny, 1 Astronaut figurine named Captain Buzz, and 1 Alien Figurine named Ali.
Meet super strong Roll-it Riley and his reliable driver Kev as they go on their way to steam roll the streets! Watch Riley's face change as they roll over pavements and listen for the realistic engine sounds and rattling of the roller as you move along. This friction-powered roller requires no batteries at all, but still can move and make realistic engine sounds; it's the best of both worlds!
A little bit more about Roll-it Riley: He is known as Riley, the rocking-rolling rascal! He likes chicken pie and rock music, and dislikes uneven pavement. He likes to hang out with his buddies Dexter, Luke and Toby (sold separately).
The developmental benefits with Riley are endless and ever-changing, with your seemingly always growing child:
Your young one will love playing with this 7-piece set from WOW Toys. Have fun with Ryan's Road Trip as this happy trio sits in front of the campfire and sets up their tent!
Includes: motorized truck and detachable trailer with magnetic hook, removable tent, 2 removable male figures, Indiana the dog, removable campfire and tent.
From watery action to role-play games, WOW Toys® Felix the Fire Boat will provide so much bath time fun! Fill him up with water and then squeeze the turtle button to squirt water from his 4 powerful water jets! Felix is kept company by his removable fire fighter named Tom. Together they're ready to tackle any imaginary fire emergency!
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Our Family History Day is only 5 weeks away! I hope you will join us at The Civic Hall, Ellesmere Port, on Saturday 10th May. This year we will be having 3 speakers, including Dr Nick Barratt who is one of the original presenters of the TV programme "Who Do You Think You Are?". This is in addition to our usual attractions. If you are interested in Family History this is the place to be!! Click here to download a poster with more details.
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I am the administrator of a project investigating the genetic relationships between male holders of the Bracey name and it's variants. We have recently found a cluster of Bracey/Bracy chaps in the USA who are all the genetic descendants of William Bressee of Isle of Wight County, Virginia in the seventeenth century.
The Bracey surname is historically found in three locations in England, South Gloucestershire, Cheshire and Norfolk (apart from a London population from at least 1600 that are considered likely migrants, possibly from all three of those counties). We know that the South Gloucestershire family are genetically distinct from that of the Virginia patriarch and our group would like to probe the relationship between the Cheshire Bressy/Bracey family and these two clusters.
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I am planning to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War by devoting the whole of the September 2014 issue of Cheshire Ancestor to material relating to that time. However, I will need your help. Do you have any letters, postcards, diaries, photographs etc. of the period which could be included? I would also like to include details of books and websites that will be of help to people researching that time, particularly those with Cheshire connections. I know many local history societies are researching various aspects of the First World War; do you know of any doing such research? It might be invaluable to fellow members. Please contact me if you have any documents or information or if you can help in any way.
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Greater Oklahoma City is in the geographic center of North America equidistant from the east and west coasts and major trade partners of Canada and Mexico. The ten county region is at the crossroads of the U.S., sitting at the heart of three major national highways on the NAFTA corridor.
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Oklahoma needs to mount a cooperative effort to retain and expand the aerospace industry, a state study has found.
"Strategic Plan For the Growth of Oklahoma's Aerospace Industry" identifies aerospace as the cornerstone of the state's economy, employing more than 143,000 people with a payroll of $4.7 billion and industrial output of $12 billion.
The report, focuses on the state's strengths and weaknesses and calls for a cooperative effort between industry, local and state governments, schools and research institutions.
Sponsors of the project were the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, Tulsa Metro Chamber, Ardmore Development Authority and the Ponca City Development Authority.
Oklahoma's assets include Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma City, which employs 26,000 people; the Federal Aviation Administration's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center, employing 6,500 in Oklahoma City; American Airlines' Tulsa Maintenance & Engineering Center, where 7,000 are employed; Spirit AeroSystems and Nordam Group in Tulsa, which employ, respectively, 2,200 and 2,000; and 300 aerospace companies employing thousands more who produce aircraft components, sub-assemblies and repair parts.
"The Oklahoma Aeronautics Commission estimates that Tinker annually outsources approximately $5 billion in contracts for MRO (maintenance, repair and overhaul) work; roughly only $500 million of that work is provided by Oklahoma companies," the study says.
"Capturing a larger share of those MRO contracts could provide for a growth opportunity for statewide companies.
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"Likewise, statewide efforts to increase science, technology, engineering and mathematics education at both K-12 and post-secondary issues will drive not only the competitiveness of aerospace companies but all industries in Oklahoma that rely on technical workers."
Dennis Altendorf, aerospace consultant for the Tulsa Metro Chamber, said the report underscores the need for investment in infrastructure, research and education.
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U.S. wilts late at Honduras in Hexagonal opener
SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras -- Three thoughts from the U.S.' 2-1 loss to Honduras in its first match of the final round of World Cup qualifying.
• This game felt like last year's loss in Jamaica -- only worse. The last thing the U.S. wanted to do was open the World Cup qualifying Hexagonal with a loss after winning their opener in all four previous final-round tournaments. But that's exactly what happened in a game that looked a lot like the bad 2-1 qualifying defeat in Jamaica last September. Both then and on Wednesday, goals by Clint Dempsey put the U.S. ahead, only for the home teams to mount furious comebacks that resulted in 2-1 victories. Make no mistake, Honduras deserved this win, maintaining more possession and creating more chances than the U.S. before Jerry Bengtson's 79th-minute goal provided the difference. On the decisive strike, both the U.S.' Tim Howard and Omar González were just a hair late, which was no coincidence during a second half when the U.S. seemed winded and tired in mid-afternoon heat that reached the 80-degree range.
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• This game had some terrific goals. The U.S. scored one of its most technically gifted goals in years when Clint Dempsey gave the Americans a 1-0 lead in the 36th minute. Usual hard-man Jermaine Jones, of all people, lofted a perfectly-weighted ball over the top of the defense that Dempsey picked out of the air on a volley that beat goalkeeper Noel Valladares. Volleying a pass that comes in over your back shoulder is one of the hardest things to do in soccer, and Dempsey did it perfectly, looking like Willie Mays on his famous over-the-shoulder catch. Yet Honduras' response was even prettier, with Juan Carlos García bicycling an astonishing blast past Howard after a cross from Víctor Bernárdez and a header from Maynor Figueroa. Yep, that's right: center back to center back to left back for one of the best goals you'll see, a highlight-reel special that sent the Estadio Olímpico Metropolitano into bedlam.
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• Now the pressure starts to mount on Jurgen Klinsmann and the Americans. The U.S. is the only team in the six-nation Hexagonal that has to play three of its first four games on the road, and if you asked me before this game I would have said the U.S. needed to pick up at least four points in its first three games: at Honduras, at home against Costa Rica and at Mexico. To do that, the U.S. will now need to beat Costa Rica in Denver on March 22 and get at least a tie at Mexico on March 26 -- something the U.S. has only done once ever in World Cup qualifying. There's more margin for error in the Hexagonal than in the semifinal round, thanks to 10 games and the fact that four of the six teams can advance to the World Cup, but starting off with a loss is going to make the U.S.' road more difficult than it would have wanted.


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AUSTIN, Texas — Nebraska's Brandon Pierce followed Longhorn baseball pretty closely while growing up in Gunter, Texas, and that's why he warned teammates before Friday's game not to expect close calls to go their way.
Visitors don't often get the breaks at Texas, he said. The goal was not to allow frustration to snowball into disaster.
Pierce managed to maintain his composure Friday in what may have been the grittiest start of his career, allowing three runs in six innings. But his teammates couldn't do the same, unable to build on an early lead and ultimately unraveling late in an 8-2 loss to the Longhorns (4-1) at Disch-Falk Field.
The Huskers (0-5) led 2-0, but eventually lost that advantage in a controversial sixth inning before Texas added five more two-out runs to blow the game open in the eighth.
"If you want to be great, you have to learn how to fight through and win those games," NU coach Darin Erstad said. "You've got to believe. We're in those situations and we're getting closer. These guys have a lot of heart."
Pierce, who threw 105 pitches, showed that Friday. He nearly navigated successfully through the sixth — he had several two-strike pitches that were judged to be just outside the zone, igniting an uproar from the NU dugout (plate umpire Tim Henderson gestured toward the Huskers indicating that he'd issued a warning).
Still, Pierce had a chance to escape the frame with a 2-1 lead intact. He was ahead 0-2 against the last two batters he faced.
But Texas second baseman Brooks Marlow worked a two-out walk to load the bases. Then first baseman Cody McElroy bounced a well-placed single past diving third baseman Josh Scheffert to give UT its first lead of the night at 3-2.
"Obviously there's some things that didn't go our way," Pierce said.
But that's not how the game started.
Senior Kash Kalkowski seemed to ignite the Husker bats in the second inning, and he didn't even get on base. After two strikes to begin his plate appearance, Kalkowski saw eight more pitches before popping the 11th out to left.
His teammates followed with four straight hits — most notably an RBI double by Scheffert and a run-scoring single by sophomore outfielder Austin Darby.
"I credit my hit because of (Kalkowski)," Scheffert said. "He had such a good at-bat."
Texas starter Parker French immediately settled in after that. The sophomore right-hander ended the second inning by inducing a double play off freshman Jake Placzek's bat before retiring 11 of the next 14 batters.
Nebraska's only real scoring threat after that came in the seventh, but senior Chad Christensen just missed a 3-1 fastball, flying out into a stiff wind in center field.
It got out of hand from there.
Texas sealed the win with a five-run eighth inning, doing nearly all its work with two outs. Two hit batsmen, a passed ball and a walk contributed to the outburst. The Longhorns had only three hits in the inning.
UT closer Corey Knebel struck out the side in Nebraska's half of the eighth and ninth innings.
"When things get a little sideways, what happens? That's when we get on our heels a little bit," Erstad said.
The Longhorns have won nine of their last 11 against the Huskers. The teams will play the second game of the series at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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Chelsea Kane and her partner Mark Ballas came in third place. The two danced a Samba and a Freestyle dance on Monday. The judges gave the couple 29 out of 30 for their Samba and 30 points out of 30 for their Freestyle. On Tuesday, the two performed their favorite dance -- their wizard inspired Viennese Waltz. The judges gave the couple 30 out of 30. With their scores from Monday, the couple earned a total of 89 out of 90.
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MOUNT VERNON A Century of Fine Dining at The Alcove will be the program for the March 7 meeting of the Knox County Historical Society. The Wednesday evening meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the KCHS Museum, 875 Harcourt Road.
The PowerPoint presentation will feature many photographs and highlights from news stories over the past 100 years since The Alcove Restaurant opened as Candyland on Dec. 6, 1911. Over the years, founders Fred Surlas and Pete Francis grew the business from the original ice cream and candy shoppe to the fine family restaurant that became a regular stop for Ohio State fans and other travelers as they crossed Ohio on the 3-C Highway during the 1940s and 50s. The meeting is free and open to the public, and all persons interested in area history are invited to attend. As a special treat, Alcove snacks will be provided after the program.
The March meeting marks the reopening of the Historical Society Museum after its winter break. Regular open hours now include Wednesday evenings from 6 to 8 p.m., and Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sundays from 2 to 4 p.m. Upcoming monthly programs include The Centennial of Smith Hardware (April 4), The Bicentennial of The War of 1812 (May 2), and Kokosing Constructions 60th Anniversary (June 6). For more information, call the Museum at 740-393-5247.
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A few months ago I was lucky enough to sit down with the legendary Lidia Bastianich in her New York City restaurant Felidia to talk to her about food, Italian cooking, and her newest cookbook, Lidia's Favorite Recipes. We had a lot to chat about, but the topic I was most interested in was pasta.
Lidia has cooked her fair share of pasta dishes and she even has her own line of dried pastas, so I couldn't wait to hear her advice. Here, her top five tips for making a perfect pasta dish.
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1. It's in the water. "The water should be a little salted, but it should never have oil. Never! That coats the pasta and inhibits the way the sauce sticks to pasta, so you'll end up with really slippery pasta. Who wants that?"
2. Sauce it sooner. "Obviously you don't want to rinse the pasta when you drain it. But instead of draining it at all, I like to use a skimmer to fish the pasta right out of the cooking water and transfer it straight into the sauce. It lets the flavors meld beautifully, and you'll always get some pasta water with it too, which helps thicken your sauce."
3. Don't forget a finishing touch. "Drizzle with a bit of olive oil or stir in some melted butter to add richness after the pasta has been sauced. Adding it at the end offers maximum flavor, so you can use half of the amount and get all the great taste. You'll get a lot of punch for the money."
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4. Moderation, of course. "Everyone is conscious about carbohydrates these days. If that's the case, just change the ratio. For example, you could increase the amount of vegetables in your dish so, instead of having a pasta dish that's studded with vegetables, you have the reverse - a vegetable dish that's studded with pasta."
5. Garnish smart. "If you're garnishing a pasta with fresh herbs, like basil, tear the herbs right above the hot plate just before serving. That's how chefs do it, and it's not just for show: The heat of the pasta releases the herbs fragrant oils, so you get more flavor from them."
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Down 28-21 with fewer than 10 minutes to play — and its offense stagnating — the Tigers' defense was forced to step up its level of play. And that's exactly what it did.
On consecutive Alabama possessions in the final eight and a half minutes, Auburn's defense made stops on fourth down which prevented any more points from being put on the board.
Dee Ford shrugged off any praise reporters tried to put on the unit in the postgame, saying it wasn't anything special.
"We knew that's what we were going to have to do. We've had to do it all year," the senior said. "That's just part of being a team. The offense picks us up at times. That's just part of what this team has. It's that 'it factor.' We just knew we had to keep giving our offense opportunities."
While the defense excelled in the final period, the rest of the game was an uneven showing, as it allowed 495 yards of total offense. That included a three-touchdown performance from Crimson Tide quarterback AJ McCarron, who Robenson Therezie acknowledged the Tigers didn't center their game plan around.
"We didn't worry about the quarterback," Therezie said. "We just worried about stopping the run, getting at least one or two turnovers. Just the little things we always talk about trying to do, they become even more important in a game like this."
The Tigers had some difficulty in slowing down T.J. Yeldon as well, as Alabama's sophomore running back finished 141 yards and a touchdown on 26 carries.
What Therezie took pride in was Auburn's performance on third down, with Alabama converting just four of 13 attempts.
"When it comes to that, it's all based on tackles," he said. "We talked about tackles and getting them on the ground. (Yeldon is) a big dude. When my opportunities came, I know Coach (defensive coordinator Ellis Johnson) talks about hitting them low, but I don't really know how to do that. I just know how to tackle high. We call it 'knockout' hits."
Therezie said the biggest challenge Saturday night was not getting worn down by Alabama's offense. The Tigers watched the Crimson Tide do it to other teams during film study, and they didn't want to be the next one added to the list.
"We were ready for it. We weren't going to let down," he said. "We've seen them do it against LSU and those teams, and we just had to stop them. It's obvious they were going to run the ball in fourth-and-short. We just had to fill in the gaps."
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Alabama struggled mightily in the kicking game Saturday night, missing all four field goals it attempted.
Only one of those four was blocked, however, and it came with just 2:32 remaining in the contest. Had it been successful, the Crimson Tide could have pushed its lead to 31-21. Robinson was credited with the block in the final stats, and when initially asked about it, Therezie claimed responsibility.
But the more the junior pondered it, the less sure he became.
"I just gave it my all and put my hands out there," he said. "I saw the ball was blocked. I don't think I touched it. When your adrenaline is rushing, you don't feel nothing."
Jackson honored
Auburn legend Bo Jackson was in attendance Saturday to promote the third annual Bo Bikes Bama charity bike ride, which is scheduled for A-Day on April 19.
The event, which helps to rebuild homes and provide storm shelters throughout the state in remembrance of the deadly tornadoes that swept through the state on April 27, 2011, was started as a five-day ride across the state. Since the inception, the event has raised more than half a million dollars for the Governor's Emergency Relief Fund.
The former Heisman Trophy winner, who turned 51 on Saturday, was honored during an on-field ceremony.


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Research on autonomous robots, nanowires and 3D models of human bones make up highlights of Ruth Chelsea Diroff's undergraduate career at Tennessee Tech University and led to her selection as this year's winner of the university's most prestigious student award.
Diroff, a senior mechanical engineering major, is this year's recipient of the Derryberry Award. Established in honor of Everett Derryberry, who retired in 1974 after 34 years as president of the university, it is presented annually to a graduating senior who has exhibited scholastic attainment arising out of moral and intellectual integrity; successful campus activity where participation indicates a commitment to good citizenship, interest in one's fellow person, and instincts for leadership; and physical vigor as shown by fondness for and success in sports.
Diroff took advantage of several undergraduate research experiences. At TTU under the guidance of Stephen Canfield, she researched the use of autonomous robots as therapy tools for children with disabilities. She participated in the University of Notre Dame's summer nano-bio research program and was part of a research team at the Center for Musculoskeletal Research Lab in Knoxville.
In addition to her research, Diroff served a summer internship at United Launch Alliance in Cape Canaveral, Fla.
She took on multiple leadership roles at the university, serving as president of Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society and treasurer and fundraising chairperson for the Society of Women Engineers.
At TTU, Diroff won the Marie Ventrice Engineering Scholarship in addition to the Mechanical Engineering Transfer Scholarship. As a transfer from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, she also received several awards at UTK, including the SWE "Most Active Member" award in 2008. She was also a four-year KFC Colonel's Scholars Program recipient.
As an athlete, Diroff has completed several half marathons and she has been active in intramural flag football, volleyball, soccer and ultimate Frisbee.
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Twin Lake is one of several small lakes located on the Tahuya Peninsula. It is remote and mostly surrounded by forest. It fishes well for rainbow trout averaging a half pound each in spring and early summer. This lakes is a great place to go on a weekday when you might get the whole lake to yourself.
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(LONDON) The flipbook invitation to Schwab's show provided a clue of what editors and buyers could expect from his collection: a mix and match story with three points of view and endless possibilities. Garments were meant to represent past, present and future fashions and were spliced together and connected under the bust, waist and hip in different combinations. Draped skirts and dresses referenced the past while structured garments represented modern-day austerity. Pleating was symbolic of the future, and the cold perception we have of it, but we loved the pleated satin miniskirts in different shades. Anna and Glenda were front row, in addition to every major British editor.


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My decisions about vaccination had nothing to do with Autism. I find Autism to be a label for a collection of symptoms, b/c our science community doesn't have a clue what they are looking at or what causes "it." In my neuroscience hobbying, I've come to see a wide collection of illnesses and neurodegenerative diseases function similarly. And it seems to me that the primary culprit is...any environmental factor that damages the brain/nervous system. That would automatically include the heavily loaded vaccines on our CDC schedule, but that also means anything/everything else from toxins to deficiencies to birthing etc are included.
I've begun to wonder if there really is only one disease and we have named sets of concurrent symptoms, not actual causes or origins. It was through studying neuroscience and the endocrine system that I began to see connections and further investigated those to find what seems like just one dis-ease of the human organism that often simply presents according to a variety of conditions, rather than thousands of individually affective diseases that are distinct from one another.
i know there are plenty of unvaxed kids that are on the spectrum and plenty of vaxed kiddos that aren't.
So while my dc have not been vaccinated (and will not be in the future), it is not because I am trying to avoid the risk factors for a disease/disorder, or even a specific set of symptoms that they may have experienced should I have had them vaccinated; those risk factors may still exist from a different source (this is why many refer to 'toxic load' rather than being as concerned with individual vaccines and their ingredients).
Instead, I focus on whole health of the 'terrain' from their/our bodies to our home environment to our location on the earth to how we interract with the earth and its inhabitants, etc....
If vaccines even 'worked' (which I absolutely do not believe they do, at least in any beneficial way, and there is yet to be a single bit of hard evidence to support a benefit of vaccines), they would be like putting a bandaid on a maimed leg; they just don't address health at all, and health is the default, not sickness.
Vaccines are an attempt to curb illness, but imagine trying to live the rest of one's life with that mentality. Try curbing war by standing guard, armed at your gate, or curbing sexual infidelity by removing one's genitals or just their functionality through chemical disruption. Doesn't it make more sense to nurture the health of relationships with others through the myriad beneficial ways that we can relate with one another, rather than focusing or acting on trying to prevent the negative outcomes of not doing so?
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Thomas Davis says he didn't kidnap Aloha jogger; judge sends him to prison for life
And during those two hour, the state put on a litany of evidence to prove his past as a persistent, dangerous, repeat sex offender.
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Easter egg hunts, Portland's Largest Garage Sale: Free and cheap family fun
Welcome to Easter weekend, with rabbit romps, a performance by Maru a Pula Marimba Band, and the Earth Day Family Ecofair.
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Same owner, different vibe: Six ways Beaverton's new Bootleggers bar will differ from Broadway Saloon next door
Bar owners often open multiple bar locations. But two bars right next to each other? That's not as common.
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Greg Malinowski, Washington County commissioner, talks about the future of North Bethany and Bonny Slope West
Washington County District 2 Commissioner Greg Malinowski talks about how future development in North Bethany and Bonny Slope West will affect existing residents.
Davonte Donahue, linked to sex trafficking investigation, arraigned on prostitution charges
A Vancouver man suspected in a sex trafficking investigation appeared in court briefly Thursday afternoon for arraignment following a police chase Tuesday that ended in his arrest .
What kind of real estate can $24M get you in Tigard?
CoStar reports Deutsch Asset & Wealth Management, a German real estate investment firm, has expanded its Portland footprint with the acquisition of Tigard Corporate Center.
Volunteers plant 40 trees to spruce up wetlands
About 100 volunteers on Saturday morning flocked to what was once considered something of an eyesore - a former fenced-in storm water retention wetland area.
Bob Zahrowski, Washington County commissioner candidate, talks about development
Bob Zahrowski, candidate for Washington County District 2 commissioner, talks about the role of government in supporting development.
Allen Amabisca receives two endorsements; Aloha boys track edges past Beaverton: Aloha update
Washington County Chair candidate Allen Amabisca said the current Board of Commissioners is investing tens of millions of dollars in "trophy projects" as opposed to financing schools, public safety and communities.
Vancouver couple linked to sex trafficking case accused in Beaverton police chase, crash
A Vancouver couple is facing charges in connection to a Beaverton police sex trafficking investigation and a police chase that damaged three vehicles and a fence in Aloha on April 15. The police sirens were the first things to catch Josh Violette's attention Tuesday afternoon outside his Aloha townhome.
Oregon Eclipse Timelapse: Video of Blood Moon
If you were on the Oregon coast, unfortunately you missed it. But many parts of inland Oregon got a front row seat to the infamous Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse.
VPI Quality Windows moves to acquire Mercer Windows, plans to keep Beaverton manufacturing jobs
VPI Quality Windows plans to take over the operations of Beaverton's Mercer Windows , and the company says it will keep most of Mercer's current employees.
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The Union Gospel Mission's LifeChange Center for Women and Their Children has - in more ways than one - come a long way since Emma Pelett volunteered there in 2006.
Beaverton bond: Maintenance Facility needs $10 million in renovations and additions
This collection of mostly metal-sided warehouses converted into offices, work space and storage is where those who keep the schools clean, landscaped and functioning can be found when they're not at school sites.
Driver cited after crashing into vehicles outside DMV office near Beaverton
A man was cited for reckless driving after crashing into three vehicles parked outside an Oregon DMV office in the Beaverton area Monday.
'Frozen,' 'Wreck-It Ralph' and more: Vote for your favorite for Beaverton's Flicks by the Fountain
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Covering an area of 2,345,409 square kilometers (905,355 square miles), the Democratic Republic of the Congo is the eleventh largest country in size worldwide. Its population of about 71 million makes the Democratic Republic of the Congo the fourth most populous country in Africa.
The capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is Kinshasa, a city of about 9 million people along the Congo River.
European colonization of the region took place from the 1870s through the 1920s, and King Leopold II of Belgium ruled it, calling if the Congo Free State. Under his rule, the people of the Congo were brutally exploited and many died. The Belgian parliament took over the Free State in 1908, making it the Belgian Congo. The early twentieth century was marked by tension and chaos in the Congo, as the country fought in many wars and began the journey to independence. Peace was restored when the Republic of the Congo, as it was called, was declared an independent state by Belgium on June 30, 1960. From 1971 to 1997, the region became the nation of Zaire until the country became the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 1997.
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Hailed as "the best musical of this century" by Ben Brantley of The New York Times and "the funniest musical of all time" by Entertainment Weekly, The Book of Mormon won nine Tony Awards -- including Best Musical -- in its first year on Broadway. Now the national touring production is back at the Pantages for a second round of hilarity. Written by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone along with Robert Lopez, the Tony-winning co-creator of Avenue Q, this musical comedy is a show that The Daily Show's Jon Stewart has called "a crowning achievement. So good it makes me angry." Learn More
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A great writer and a charming performer, who really puts us in a vice grip about one of life's ultimate dilemmas. In fact,I'm still thinking about it the next day. Go see and it think about what you would do.
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A carefree LA hipster is faced with life's ultimate choice — fatherhood: to have or have Knott.
Doug Knott, a carefree LA hipster, and son of redneck Tallahassee patriarch, Judge Knott, finds himself on the horns of a dilemma. To be or not to be: a father. Having taken enough lifelong shit from the abusive Judge, Doug aims his metaphorical gun at his father and says, "No way. I am the last of the Knotts." Then he thinks twice! This is Knott a comedy.
Written and performed by Doug Knott. Directed by and developed with Eric Trules and produced by Jack Fry
Doug Knott has been a performance poet and stage performer in LA for many years. He produced and emceed a hit cult variety show at the Lhasa Club, and later had his own nightclub in the '80s. As a member of the performance group, the Carma Bums, he toured the Western states and also won the revived Gong Show. He is the author of several poetry books and wrote, produced and starred in several videos, some of which won national prizes in the ' 90s. In the last months he has done solo shows at local venues including the Electric Lodge, Highways and the Santa Monica Playhouse.


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Rather than letting complaining become a toxin to both you and your agency, the following principles will actually allow venting to be constructive, forward-looking, and emotionally healthy.
In Part I of this series on what appears to be a pronounced taste for complaining, or "venting," about frustrations among law enforcement officers (An LEOs Prerogative to Vent), we looked at both the causes and consequences of unfettered venting. This month we'll build off that groundwork laid by discussing key components to exercising the type of venting that allows you to preserve one of law enforcement's more dubious, if occasionally fun, traditions. We called it "the policeman's prerogative to bitch" last month (in honor of a quote I still cannot attribute properly but if anyone can, please enlighten me), and you all know what we mean, but rather than letting complaining become a toxin to both you and your agency, the following principles will actually allow venting to be constructive, forward-looking, and emotionally healthy.
Venting is OK- sometimes – but not as your primary or sole communication mode
I should have known I was in for it when told who I'd be partnered with for the overtime assignment and all the detectives on the detail either snickered or expressed faux sympathy ("You poor, poor bastard…"). "What?" I asked, only to be told, "Oh, you'll see."
And boy, did I ever. What should have been four easy hours of roaming festival grounds, chatting and joking with concertgoers, and answering silly questions from lightly dressed, lightly inebriated women, all at time and a half, turned into the Bataan Death Bitch of "Detective Dirge." By Day 3 (okay, maybe it was about 90 minutes in but it felt like 3 days) I was homicidal.
We all know a Detective Dirge, or Sergeant Sadsack, whose sole contribution to any conversation is a recitation of injustices visited on them by their superiors, subordinates, city council, citizens, etc etc… Every conversation, no matter how it starts or the topic where it's organically going, is steered back to their favorite vent.
We all know that guy. Let's take care not to BE that guy.
Venting must always have a bigger "end purpose"
Whether it is to blow off steam, empathize with another going through a hard time or some injustice, solicit input or consensus from others, or to rally the troops toward change, venting must always serve a bigger 'end purpose." Even if it is to blow off steam or offer empathy, and the end purpose is nothing larger than that, then venting has a purpose to serve. But that end purpose has to have an end itself; once reached and accomplished, be done with it.
But if the venting has yet a larger purpose – to rally others toward making change (or possibly just driving yourself toward some change) or to find consensus or feedback about an issue – then the venting portion needs to end and the next stage to begin unless you want to stay stuck. Most revolutions die of inertia brought on by an inability to move past the "talk, talk, talk" phase.
Channel your venting energies
To move past the "talk, talk, talk" phase previously mentioned, start structuring your thoughts into a plan to illuminate problems and become solution-focused. Maybe your particular issue is very personal, such as career stagnation or an interpersonal conflict with another in the department:
The bile taste rose up again in the back of Jill's throat as she read over her semiannual evaluation from Sgt Kinneally; "inconsistent work product," "average patrol officer, at best," "needs significant improvement in current role before further career opportunities should be considered." No matter how many stellar reviews she got from other supervisors over the years, no matter all the glowing "attagirls!" from the dicks for her investigative skills, and no matter all the commendations she'd received over her career, nothing would matter until Kinneally accepted her. He was the lieutenant's best friend and closest advisor, after all, and he'd hated her since he first had to supervise "a broad?!? On my squad? You gotta be kidding me, right?" eighteen years ago.
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Washington, D.C. - Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke today at Campaign for America's Future's Take Back America 2007 conference in Washington, D.C. Below are her remarks:
'Good morning. Thank you, Jack Murtha for your generous work and especially for your great leadership. Jack Murtha has the courage to speak truth to power. He served his country on the battlefield and is a decorated war hero from
'Thank you to the Campaign for
'A year ago, we were here and I said to you every step we take, walking precincts, whatever we do will take us closer to a New Direction for
'As Speaker of the House, I'm pleased to be here to say, on behalf of all the Democrats in the House: 'Thank you to Campaign for
'Thank you to Bob Borosage for your tremendous leadership and for the intellectual resource you are on all the issues that help us advance a progressive economic agenda for
New Direction
'One year ago, we promised that if we won, we would take the country in a New Direction. In the first 100 Hours, we signaled that change to a New Direction.
'First, we said we would make
'We said we were going to make our economy fairer, and we did so in the first 100 Hours, the first day, by passing a raise in the minimum wage. We followed that by passing the Employee Free Choice Act so every person in
'On July 24, many of you will be with us at rallies around the country to observe the minimum wage coming into effect for the first time in 10 years. Because of the neglect of the Republicans, we were never able to pass an increase in the minimum wage and get it signed into law. But because of your work, our victory, and our majority, on July 24 millions of Americans will get an increase in their wage.
'The economic security of
'That is why I am so pleased that in our New Direction budget, we were able to triple the funding for SCHIP, the State Children's Health Insurance Program, from $25 billion to $75 billion. It is a budget that puts children first.
'It also puts, right under our children, our veterans. And on Friday, we passed legislation giving our veterans the biggest increase in their health benefits in the 77-year history of the Veterans Administration. They have done their jobs magnificently.
'We owe them more than to send them into battle without the training, without the equipment, without a plan for success and one based on a false premise. In the military they say: 'On the battle field we will leave no soldier behind.' Democrats say: 'And when they come home, we will leave no veteran behind.'
Preserving the Environment
'Preserving our planet is a moral responsibility that we have. That is why we are working with business groups. We are working with environmental groups and energy groups across the board. It is a national security issue to reduce our dependence on foreign oil. It is a health issue to clean up our environment. It is an economic issue for us to create good-paying, green-collar jobs in a new economy where again all kinds of people - young and old alike - can participate. It is something that we must do, and
'Today, they are debating the energy bill in the Senate. We will be taking it up in the House soon. We have our energy independence package for the 4th of July that we will be introducing. This is revolutionary for our country. It's no longer nipping at the edges of the issues; it's going right down the middle making it the strong economic issue and national security issue that is deserves to be. And I thank you all for your activism on that subject.
'When the American people asked for a New Direction, they wanted a New Direction on how we conducted our business in
'George Miller investigated the student loans fraud. In committee a couple days ago, Chairman Miller engineered a bill that is the biggest proposal for student loans for helping middle and aspiring middle-income families in
'So elections make a difference - whether it's in how we grow our economy, how we educate our children, how we provide access to quality health care, how we respect our veterans, or how we end discrimination, and so much more. How we promote embryonic stem cell research to give hope to millions of families in
'Democrats are conducting Congress in the highest ethical standard with the most fiscal discipline - no new deficit spending - and the most civil way. We have to recognize that the biggest ethical challenge facing our country is the war in
'I voted against it nearly five years ago. At the time, I was the senior Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, and I was part of something called the Gang of Four - House Democrat and Republican, Senate Democrat and Republican. We saw all of the intelligence, and I read it all. And after I saw it, I said: 'I'm voting against the war because the intelligence does not support the threat.'
'Democrats have a vision for stability in the
'While we don't yet have the 60 votes to overcome the Republicans in the Senate, while we don't have the President's signature, we have the right position on this issue and the American people know it.
'Your impatience for the war is totally justified. On May 1, 2003, the President said, 'Mission Accomplished.' Four years later and counting, what a tragedy - a war that started as a grotesque mistake. We mourn the loss of life that is our greatest loss, more than 3,500 soldiers who have died. Hundreds of thousands of Iraqis have also been killed; they are all God's children, too.
'The opportunity cost of a trillion dollars and more - what we could have done for universal access to quality health care, the education of our children. Think of all that we could do with that money. Internationally, we could help stop the spread of AIDS and disease, the alleviation of poverty, and all the values that we have not only domestically but internationally. Instead, because of stubbornness that is hard to explain, our President is committed to a war without end. He is so deeply dug into the hole, he cannot see the light of day. But we have to help him see the light, and we must do it as soon as possible. It is long overdue.
'I visited
'And then to come home and see the challenge to the conscience of Katrina - in our own country were these little children in Houston and other places they had gone to because they could not go back home.
'And even my grandson, four years old at the time, in kindergarten, he came to us and said: 'Some of the children from
'Finally, a year and a half later, under a Democratic Congress, we were able to pass $6.3 billion for victims of Katrina, waiving the Stafford Act match, which is as important in some cases as the money. But we must do more and never ever again break the compact between the American people and the government that when disaster strikes for whatever purpose that we will be there.
'In my travels, I have met with presidents, kings, and prime ministers since I have become Speaker. But the conversations that are most important to me are the ones that I have had with young people, especially throughout the
'There are people in
'The impatience of youth is what gives me hope about the future of this world, of this planet. They are saying: 'End the fighting. End it in
'The fact that some leaders don't want to engage in dialogue is a complete mystery to me. I don't need to tell you that those young people are completely in dialogue - internationally, on the Internet. People are in touch with each other. So when they hear leaders say: 'We won't talk to this one, and we're not talking to that one,' that is so of the past. It is not about the future.
'Our country, for all the issues that we want to make a difference on that add up to better public policy to improve the quality of life of the American people and make our democracy.
'The world is waiting for
'I probably said this to you last year because it's a constant inspiration, when I was a student - and this is probably ancient history to you, but it was my youth - I was standing on the steps of the Capitol when President Kennedy made his Inaugural Address. And in his Inaugural Address, as you all know, he said, 'ask not what your country can do for you.' Everyone in the world knows that statement. But the very next sentence in his speech, President Kennedy said: 'To the citizens of the world, ask not what
'What we can do working together - cooperative, respectful, again not condescending and disrespectful - a vast contrast to what is happening now.
'Since Democrats became the majority in January, we think we're making a difference and taking the country in a New Direction. That New Direction cannot be complete until we bring our troops home. And help us do that.
'We can't just say, and it's a real reason: 'Well, we can pass whatever we can in the House, but they need 60 votes in the Senate, and the President has to sign it.' Those are facts. Those are obstacles, but they cannot be insurmountable. We have the will of the American people to end this war. We have the enthusiasm of the American people to end this war.
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MATCH ABANDONED The FA Cup tie between Tottenham Hotspur and Bolton Wanderers at White Hart Lane has been called-off.
I will bring you news as we get it from White Hart Lane.
Howard Webb has not abandoned the game we are told. Players taken inside for now.
Webb in discussion with Owen Coyle and Harry Redknapp. Players going into the tunnel for now.
The players are heading off the pitch it seems as Muamba is carried off. The game may be in doubt.
Muamba's name is ringing around White Hart Lane. The crowd is in shock. Looks very serious.
Both sets of medical staff are in attendance also. Not looking good.
Owen Coyle comes onto the pitch to see to his man. A lot of distressed faces.
Play is held up as Muamba is down. Not looking good for the midfielder. The paramedics are on the pitch quickly and it doesn't look good.
Bale gets forward down the left-flank and looks to supply the strikers but his cross hits the side-netting.
Now Tottenham struggling to get out their half. Better than Bolon have been recently.
SHOT COUNT Tottenham 6-1 Bolton
Petrov does brilliantly down the left and floats a cross to Miyaichi at the back-post, but it is too high for the Japanese winger.
Spurs look to counter with Defoe and once more Reo-Coker is there to make a fantastic slide-tackle to snuff out the danger.
Nelsen looks to get on the corner, but again it hits his shoulder with the goal gaping. Three times today we have had players shoulder the ball!
Now it is Bale, with a beautiful cross from the left that flies across the face of goal ahead of Defoe.
Lovely cross from Assou-Ekotto to the front-post, but there is no-one coming in on it. Cleared.
Klasnic goes close for Bolton. The Croat hits the side-netting with a left-footed shot from the edge of the area.
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Bolton deserve credit here. Dragged themselves back into the game. It was worrying for ten minutes or so.
Fizzing corner from Miyaichi smashed high-and-wide by Boyata on the volley.
Martin Petrov fires a shot wide of goal now. Should do better on his left-foot. Better for Bolton.
Ryan Nelsen does well. With Miyaichi at the back-post, the New-Zealander heads it behind at the last minute.
For fifteen seconds, Bolton had the ball.
Bolton have the ball!!!
Lovely cross from Assou-Ekotto and Bale rises at the front post to head at goal, but he miscues the chance again. Wasted.
This is torture for Bolton. They cannot get out their half. It's cruelty.
Great tackle from Reo-Coker to deny Bale running down the left-flank.
Spurs camped in Bolton's half. No chances coming for now though.
Direct from a throw-in Gareth Bale almost sets Defoe away, but Bogdan comes off his line sharply to interject.
Still Tottenham possession. Relentless for a few minutes now. Bolton can't get on the ball.
Scrappy now, but Spurs firmly on top. Bolton need to wrestle their way back into the game.
Great play from Louis Saha. Cuts in from the right and unleashes a stinging effort at goal. Dealt with by Bogdan, just.
GOAL Tottenham 1-1 Bolton Walker with a storming header!!! Bale, back on the left-flank for once, produces a beautiful cross to the back-post where the onrushing Kyle Walker rises high to head home.
Tottenham have a great crossing opportunity from the left, wasted by Bale as it hits the first-man.
Harry Redknapp is not amused on the Spurs' bench. Plenty of head-shaking going on.
Lovely pass from Modric across the pitch to Defoe, with acres of space ahead of him. Offside though.
Defoe almost makes an immediate response out of nothing. Cuts in onto his right-foot and hits powerfully at goal. Saved fairly comfortably by Bogdan.
GOAL Tottenham 0-1 Bolton Bale o.g.!!! The corner is swung in from the left and Bale miscues his header, shouldering the ball into the net. Calamity!
Corner to Bolton. Ricketts cross headed behind.
Benoit Assou-Ekotto looks to set Louis Saha away down the middle, but the pass is slightly overhit and Bogdan collects.
Bale attacks down the left and looks to break clear but Sam Ricketts covers well
Bolton attack down the left with Pratley, but dealt with by Walker.
Moments away from action now. Lets hope its a cracker!
Just the 650 travelling Bolton fans today. The magic of the cup is alive!
Teams are in the tunnel. Howard Webb is in command today.
Bolton will be looking to Japanese flyer Ryo Miyaichi for their inspiration. Has made an immediate impact since his loan-move from Arsenal.
Gallas and Nelsen at centre-back for Spurs then, with both players on the comeback trail. This is Gallas' first game since 3rd January.
Not looking good for Bolton on the stats front then, is it? Can the Trotters take advantage of Tottenham's centre-back partnership?
STATS Tottenham have scored at least 2 goals in 7 of their last 9 matches against Bolton in all competitions.
STATS Tottenham have won their last 5 home matches against Bolton in all competitions.
Bolton line-up: Bogdan, Ricketts, Boyata, Knight, Alonso, Muamba, Reo-Coker, Pratley, Miyaichi, Klasnic, Petrov
Some early team news for Spurs: Cudicini, Walker, Gallas, Nelsen, Assou-Ekotto, Van der Vart, Parker, Modric, Bale, Defoe, Saha.
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has told Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny to . quit sniping at his team and concentrate on the battle for the Champions League qualifying places
Harry Redknapp is under pressure to bring success to Spurs.
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Watch ACME In Concert: Steve Reich's Complete String Quartets Q2
September 11, 2012 – The contemporary music dynamos traversed landmark works at New York's (Le) Poisson Rouge. Q2
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September 10, 2012 – Avital's mandolin sings with the sounds of Ernest Bloch and a raucous Bulgarian folk tune.
Watch Leif Ove Andsnes: Fatherhood And Freedom At The Piano WGBH
August 9, 2012 – Hear the thoughtful pianist talk about fatherhood and play Granados and Grieg in the WGBH studios. WGBH
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July 10, 2012 – Watch a "flash choir" come together in New York City to sing a world premiere by Philip Glass. WQXR
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June 20, 2012 – The pianist has his own personal "piano boot camp." Actually, it's his cramped Manhattan apartment.
Watch In Practice: Jonathan Biss
June 20, 2012 – A building demolition inadvertently helps the pianist discover the perfect practicing solution.
Watch In Practice: New York Polyphony
June 20, 2012 – Cathedrals aren't easy to come by, so the vocal group falls back on a modest-sized living room.
Watch Canadian Brass: Tiny Desk Concert
May 26, 2012 – The venerable brass quintet sports virtuosic, fresh-faced players in tried-and-true repertoire.
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May 14, 2012 – The improvisational music of the father-son, guitar-cello duo functions as a beautiful conversation.
Watch Danielle De Niese In Concert
May 3, 2012 – Watch an intense performance by a soprano who mixes rock glam with operatic elegance.
Watch Jeremy Denk vs. The Goldberg Variations: Contrasting Variations
April 3, 2012 – Denk muses about two opposing variations — the simplistic No. 18 and the brooding No. 25.
Watch Jeremy Denk vs. The Goldberg Variations: Bach's 'Dark Jewel'
April 3, 2012 – Denk digs deeper to focus on one of the Goldberg's "dark jewels."
Watch Jeremy Denk vs. The Goldberg Variations: The Musical DNA
April 3, 2012 – The pianist reveals how Bach's musical DNA is revealed in the beautiful melody fueling the Goldbergs
Watch Jeremy Denk vs. The Goldberg Variations
April 3, 2012 – Bach's Goldberg Variations invite a variety of unusual observations from pianist Jeremy Denk.
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I would really like to replace the wireless adapter on my Toshiba NB 205 Hackintosh with the one that Wingzero619 mentions in his tutorial (The card/chip from the HP Mini 1030NR, I believe.) I'd really appreciate some specifics here from anyone who has actually done this:
1. What is the complete, proper name for the part I need?
2. Where can I get this part if I am not a retailer/service rep, etc?
3. Once I get the part, what is involved in swapping it besides removing the plate with the 2 torx screws?
4. Assuming I am successful, will this adapter still work when I boot to Windows XP?
By the way, I am using iDeneb 10.5.5, with dual boot option to Windows XP.
I know there's posts all over the place referring to this, but I haven't found one that has the details. Thanks to Wingzero's awesome tutorial and many of the posts here, I am finally using OS X for the first time, and I'd really love to make it complete by getting online with an internal wireless adapter that works.


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Parent volunteers from state and national Parent Teacher Associations are collecting donations—and snowflakes—to support students from Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown.
Representatives from both organizations met with PTA leaders of all of the schools in Newtown, including the Sandy Hook PTA, and community leaders who have requested help in supporting the families. They focused their efforts on the students' return to school, and fundraising.
When school resumes for students and teachers from Sandy Hook, it will be in a new building. Parent volunteers are working to ensure that the students are welcomed back by a "winter wonderland" with the entire school decorated with as many unique snowflakes as possible, said Betsy Landers, national PTA president, and Jim Accomando, Connecticut PTSA President.
"We encourage senders to be as creative as possible, remembering that no two snowflakes are alike," they said in a release.
Snowflakes can be sent through Jan. 12, 2013 to: Connecticut PTSA, 60 Connolly Parkway, Building 12, Suite 103, Hamden, CT 06514.
Additionally, the national and state organizations will indefinitely accept donations to the Connecticut PTSA "Sandy Hook Fund" to provide ongoing support to the community. Checks can be mailed to the same address. For student-run coin drives, donations must be submitted by February 14.
Landers and Accomando offered their condolences to the families and communities affected by the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School and said "together, let us pray that they will receive the comfort they so desperately need."
They also offered resources on how to approach the subject of school violence with children on their website: PTA.org/schoolviolence.
The national PTA, which has 5 million members, also plans to share position statements and resolutions related to school violence and child safety, the release stated.


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