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#1. I think God is amazing, like think of it, like you cant its..amazing.
#2 I have the WORSTE luck with digital camera's..they always break.
#3 I am amused by the kids group "The wiggles" and find myself singing their songs while doing things OR stopping to whatch the show when its on.
#Making things( sewing, knitting, ect) I one of my favorite things to do.
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#7 think its dumb how the American Itunes, has better stuff then the canadian one!
#8 I secretly want to be a crime scene Inves. Or and NCIS special agent.
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#10 I sun burn WAY to easy for being european.
#11 number 2 says camera's but I actually have trouble with ALL techno. like ipods and laptops:(
#12 I would LOVE to adopt kids from different country's, especially Haiti, and ethiopia.
#13 My desire is to become a wife/mother... dont laugh..or else (just kidding)
#14 I love gardening
#12 I dont like bad drivers, they bug me
#13 even tho I like shopping, I am really bad at it because I only buy things that are on sale
#14 I like things that are "Isyllaish" (one of my best friends invented this word) meaning things that are glittery, shining, and border on tacky!
#15 I am SCARED of birds, when I am driving and have the windows down i rll them up when I see birds, because I am scared they will fly in!
#16 our house is loud, but I like it!
#17 Its s cool that as christians, we have that awesome security!
#18 I start listening to christmas music in september
#19 I miss gavin keine ( My cell phone, its broken)
#20 I prefer trucks over cars
#21 abortion is murder
#22 I have always wanted to be on "The wheel of fortune"
#23 I like the weather guy with the accent on the weather channel
#24 I have never seen Disney's peter pan!
#25 I'm not good at these but if you ask me real questions, I can give amusing/real answers:)
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
25 things about me, that you may, or may not know.
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You've never seen Peter Pan? It's a classic. We should watch it sometime eh?ReplyDelete
Yay for #14! =D (the second #14 that is)
See you soon girly!
We totally need to get together hun! I`m so excited that you have a blog, cus since I don`t use facebook it`s hard to keep in touch with people.ReplyDelete
I love 12 (first one), 13 (first one) and 18....I can totally relate.
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I never would of thought that I would have so much fun with this challenge! Over at the Sisterhood of Crafters we are hosting another super fun challenge to help you get to using your stash! For the next two weeks we want to see what you can create using no stamps at all. Yep, no rubber, acrylic or Digital stamps allowed. I grabbed my scraps and this package of K&Company die cuts that I had bought on clearance for like $1.99 ions ago but I tend to forget about them. I simply just looked for things that would work and made these two cards. There are probably at least over 100 more die cuts in there so I could of just kept on going. I would of been able to make quite a bit of cards for under $5.00. It was fun but I had to make myself stop or I would of bored you to death with pictures.
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Burning the Midnight Oil for Living Energy Independence
cross-posted from Voices on the Square
One of the biggest difficulties in the fight for sustainable energy independence is that Big Oil and Big Coal, the entrenched vested interests against our nation's long term economic survival, have ample resources and ample practice in playing the long game. They have, over decades, built up a network of propaganda mills (Heritage, Cato, Reason), pro-corporate legislative cookie cutter factories (ALEC) and have invested heavily in buying large number of legislatures at both the state and federal level.
So we should not expect victories to come without an effort to strike back coming from Big Oil or Big Coal. It appear that this effort may be underway in California, following Big Oil's big loss when the California State Legislature approved the California State funding to match the Federal Funding of the HSR Initial Construction Segment.
"Julia Brownley, Running Us Off the Tracks"
Here's an NRCC ad running against Julia Brownley:
Just what you'd expect: hitting Julia Brownley voted for "the biggest tax increase in California History", and "a $68b train that California can't afford". Of course, ignoring the facts that the total California bond funding that can be authorized is $9.95b, and the "$68b train" that "Californians can't afford" is a cheaper way of providing the same increase in transport capacity as additional road or air operating subsidies combined with new road lane miles or new airport infrastructure.
This is from the NRCC, but it is an exact echo of oil-funded Cato/Reason/Heritage attacks.
This is from a "Taxpayers Network" mailer. Elsewhere in the flyer it tells people to contact (State) Sen. Tony Strickland and thank him for opposing HSR, tells people that Julia Brownley supports the "up to $100b" HSR, and that (State) Sen. Fran Pavley has both opposed and supported the HSR project, and to contact her to help her make up her mind.
Who is the "Taxpayer Network"? The group's website doesn't say ~ it is one of these supposed public benefit corporations:
The Taxpayer Network is a non-profit public benefit corporation organized under Section 501c (4) of the Internal Revenue Code. Its goal is to educate the public about the policies and policy-makers involved in issues of taxation, spending and regulation of the economy. Taxpayer Network uses television, radio, direct mail and the internet to communicate its messages.
However in 2011, the Sacramento Bee was able to dig out a little bit about the group, which ran a "sleezy little ad" against Senator Boxer in the 2010 California Senate race:
Dan Morain: Shady ad brought to you by the Supreme Court
Who funds Taxpayer Network, and what motivates its donors? …
You will never know - except that one of its directors is a high-powered Washington lobbyist who represents moneyed interests that have a financial stake in whether Democrats or Republicans control the U.S. Senate.
Taxpayer Network lists one director as David McIntosh, a former congressman from Indiana. McIntosh is a lobbyist at Mayer Brown in Washington, where he represents energy companies worried about climate legislation, health care clients, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on financial services regulation, and more.
So near as we can tell, the "Taxpayer Network" ran a sleezy ad against Senator Boxer to punish her for her support of Carbon Pricing and other policies to avoid the threat that climate change may wreck our national economy.
And since they are a shadowy hidden money group, they can be even more misleading than the NRCC. They completely ignore the intervention by Governor Brown in the project. When the strategy pursued by (Republican) Judge Kopp of running exclusive track through urban areas of the Bay Area and LA Basin slated for the slower 125mph Regional HSR corridors pushed the project cost up to $100b, Governor Brown intervened and brought the CHSRA and local rail authorities together to commit to the sharing of the slower speed corridors between the California HSR system and regional rail systems.
It is, of course, no great surprise that Governor Brown was able to intervene. He was first promoting HSR in the state of California when France was building their first Express HSR corridor, and France has been very successful in focusing the Express HSR corridors in the terrain between large metropolitan areas, and using Express Intercity corridors shared with other trains to gain access to and egress from the large metropolitan areas.
And who is pushing this even more misleading description of the project? Thanks to the US Supreme Court, we don't know, but we do know that there are no degrees of separation between the "Taxpayer Network" and Big Oil ~ one of the "Taxpayer Network" directors is someone they pay to push their interests in Washington DC.
Who Is The California Senior Advocates League?
Then there is this from Professor Keith Smith, from the Political Science at the University of the Pacific blog:
… the California Senior Advocates League PAC (ID#1327236), which had released an ad in San Diego attacking Fran Pavley (D). Pavley is seeking reelection in State Senate District 27. … The ad … contains a bald-faced lie. It says that Sen. Pavley earns $261,000 in tax-free salary each year. This statement is wrong on so many levels its incredible. First, the annual salary for a State Senator is $90,526 not $261,000. Second, like everyone elseâs salary, hers is taxed by both the state and the federal governments.
Then I checked yesterday's pile of mail. In it was a campaign flyer from the California Senior Advocates League PAC attacking the Democratic candidate in my local State Senate district, Cathleen Galgiani. It has the same basic lie in bold print in multiple places. The lie is a little different because Galgiani is a member of the Assembly, so it says she makes $180,000 a year in tax-free salary. Itâs a lie none the less.
So who is the California Senior Advocates League PAC? The name implies that it is a group looking out for the interests of seniors in California, right? Mr. Herdt tried to find out who they really were by calling their offices, but was rebuffed. Electiontrack.com shows all of the donors and amounts given to the League. The lionâs share of its money this cycle ($563,500 of $616,630) comes from the California Now Independent Expenditure Committee. (The California State Republican Party was a big contributor in the past, which should give you a clue about the organization and why it is targeting Democrats.) What is the California Now Independent Expenditure Committee? Mr. Herdt did the leg work here: Itâs basically Chevron and Philip Morris by way of the California Chamber of Commerce.
So here you have money from Chevron and Phillip Morris, by way the California "Chamber of Commerce" … attacking State Senator Pavley and State Assemblywoman Galgiani.
Now, they are not, in this ad, being attacked for HSR, but a quick look at Assemblymember Galgiani's legislative site reveals that she has been a staunch advocate for the California HSR system, while Fran Pavley is the author of the California Carbon Pricing Scheme, AB32.
So the Empire is Striking Back … what do we do about it?
Ok, so seems to be on the attack against Big Oil is on the attack against Julia Brownley, running for CA-26, and Cathleen Galgiani, running for CA State Senate District 5, two staunch supporters of HSR. They are also on the attack against Fran Pavley, running for re-election in CA State Senate District , who despite voting against the California HSR system, carries the mortal political sin of authoring carbon pricing legislation that was signed into law.
So … what should be done about it? I mean, I'm an economist, so on political strategy, I am in the same boat as many of the readers of the Sunday Train, as long time observer, with some strong views of my own … but by no means any kind of expert in this kind of campaign politics.
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American Spaces Day One
Posted by brownlibrarian in Florence, Librarian in Progress on May 20, 2014
The first day of the conference was a little stressful since Greg and I were presenting on Sensory Storytime that morning! It was a bit nerve-racking but I felt a little better about it because several of the embassy personnel had asked about the topic the night before at dinner.
We went to breakfast at a nice cafe, Dive Cattore near the hotel. Gimena came to walk with us to Biblioteca San Giorgio in the morning where we received a short tour before the conference began.
The library is public and includes a variety of materials for all ages. It is beautiful and very modern with lots of light, a cafe and patio where patrons can bring materials, and trees as art both live and made of cast iron, twigs, and other materials. Maria Stella Eastern the library director told us that the materials used are an homage to a train factory that was on the site previously and had been demolished. The library is also the setting of the YouLab Pistoia the American Space within the library. It is a makerspace with a 3D printer and other technologies to encourage creativity and innovation.
The library is next to il Polo Universitad and because the students there don't have their own library they utilize the Biblio to study and for its resources. The library is steadily busy between the cafe and the library itself from the time it opens til it closes, serving approximately 1000 people each day.
The main focus of the conference is "21st Century American Spaces: Innovation, Learning, and Entrepreneurship" which was reflected in the topics discussed including makerspaces, STEAM programming, and new programs the American Corners are offering. The Syracuse University Panel made up of myself and Greg (sensory storytime), Julia (self publishing), and Alex (gaming) had our presentations before lunch which I felt went well. I'm a nervous public speaker and though I knew my topic it's still a bit stressful for me. For our speech, Greg reviewed the general facts and terminology around sensory storytime then I followed with information on how to setup a storytime that incorporates sensory enhancements based on my experience volunteering with two Syracuse area librarians, Dawn and Tatiana, to develop and launch a program.
The audience was interested in all the presentations and asked some great questions after on how to incorporate the ideas into their spaces. One member told us about an experience she had where you walked through a corridor decorated with fabric covering the walls and ceiling. When you exited the tunnel you entered a dark room where a storyteller whispered a story in her ear. While the idea may not be appropriate for every audience it was definitely a sensory experience which would capture and hold participants interest. After our presentation it was time for lunch, which was fabulous, and an opportunity to network and meet more of the AC representatives.
After lunch they held pecha kucha five minute presentations on a variety of topics and programs they had held and wanted to share with their peers to learn from and hopefully apply. Finally there was a Skype session with three of the librarians from Fayetteville Free Library on their makerspace and it's role in the community in supplementing and fostering self directed learning.
Following the days sessions we walked back to the hotel and visited a supermarket on the way. It was interesting to see what products they sold compared to what we have in the states and the cost. Mainly we stocked up on bottled water and lamented the fact that we didn't have a drive in the room. There was also a lot of mental math happening. When we returned back to the hotel and relaxed for a bit we went out to dinner and walked around the town a little.
We chose a restaurant in one of the Piazza de Duomo called Voronoi that had a lot of people sitting outside. It was hard to choose but luckily they had translations of each menu item. I ordered a caprese pizza and a chocolate lava cake with almond gelatin for dessert. It was all fabulous, the pizza had a thin crust and the cake was rich and decadent. It was a bit of a splurge for our first night but definitely worth it!
Global Librarianship
Posted by brownlibrarian in Florence, Librarian in Progress on May 10, 2014
I'm incredibly excited because in just one week I will be traveling to Florence, Italy to learn more about global librarianship! Syracuse University's iSchool has teamed up with the American Embassy in Rome.
The first week, we have the opportunity to present several workshops at a European librarians conference, to embassy staff, and at the Pistoia Library. I will be presenting a workshop on sensory storytime with of my classmates, Greg; it's a topic that I'm interested in and look forward to sharing with our colleagues.
The second week, we will be touring some of the libraries and museums in Florence including the Uffizi and the Accademia Galleria! I'll be making posts throughout the trip to document the experience and what I learn about being a global librarian while we are in Italy.
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text: Diana Allard October 29, 2015 February 2014 - Twin Cities Family Volunteer Opportunities Diana Allard October 29, 2015 DGT February 2014 Twin Cities Family Volunteer Opportunities February 2014 Twin Cities Family Volunteer Opportunities Jenny Friedman[image] [image: DGT Color Logo] February 2014 - Twin Cities Volunteer Opportu...9:42 AM (1 hour ago)[image] [image: DGT Color Logo] February 2014 - Twin Cities Volunteer Opportu... February 2014 - Twin Cities Volunteer Opportunities for Families Cook For Kids /Creative Snack for Kids Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery Date/Time: We serve three meals and three snacks a day 365 days a year. Meal times are 7am, 12pm and 5pm. Snack times are 10am, 3pm, and 7pm. There is an availability calendar so teams can see what openings we have for meal volunteers. Location: 4544 4th Ave. S., Minneapolis Teams plan the meal/snack, purchase the groceries, prepare, cook, serve, eat with the kids, and cleanup. 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Moody skies and unpredictable weather is all over my life lately. Lately I'm used to book-movies-tv shows sessions. I know it sounded lazy and unproductive. But we should let ourselves relax a bit and travel to a place where we don't need to move. With those books and the stories they had, I managed to travel to… Read More Life Lately : Half of July


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there are some others. but all the ones i find happen to be dead. that or they are all noob drummers.
there are some others. but all the ones i find happen to be dead. that or they are all noob drummers.
Next Drum Purchase: Piccolo Snare
Next Cymbal purchase: Splash cymbal and splash claw.
Why would you eat hamburger when you can have a steak?
Heartland Rocks!
I was checking out some other forums today.....one I saw had a separate section for DW players (actually, it had a separate section for players of just about any name kit on the market). But....."cheat"?? That's like saying you're cheating on McDonald's if you go to Burger King......six to one, half a dozen to the other.
Word to the wise : don't mess with the drummer.
Hahaha, i havent tried any other forums but i like this one, everyone is helpful and seem to post regularly, also its not cluttered with 6000 gagillion posts that are 6 months old. i hate that
Drum Chick was obviously joking when she said "cheat". I would have said it the same way. LOL
There are many forums out there. We don't try to compete as much as we try to have a respectable forum. Our main focus here is to accentuate the positive. We demand decent behavior and respect for one another. I personally think this draws a better class of people to the forum and I think it helps to set an example for some of the kids that need better choices in their life.
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Yes, I was joking LOL
I agree drummer, this forum, by far has a far higher class of people; it's the best and most helpful as far as I'm concerened. I've enjoyed being a part of this crowd and I don't have to explain anything to any of you, you all pretty much know my drumming situation and experience by now. If I were to join another forum it's like making new friends and having to answer all the same questions again.......
You mean there are OTHER drum forums?
I'm sure there are...but goin' elsewhere would be like ask'n me to trade my congas for oatmeal boxes...I could play the ... ... out of the oatmeal boxes, but it wouldn't be the same...nuff said...
keep the beat goin' ... Don't keep it to yourself!
"If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away." --Henry David Thoreau, "Walden," 1854
"There's a lot to be said for Time Honored tradition and value." --In memory of Frank "fiacovaz" Iacovazzi
"Maybe your drums can be beat, but you can't."--Jack Keck
I don't think there are other drums forums. They would have visited us. THey would have given signs of their existence. But the universe is so big.... God may have created other forums somewhere else...
Alaman's half right. While there technically could be other forums somewhere in cyberspace, due to the relatively slow speed of light, travel between those forums and our forums are severely inhibited.
My Kit: Pearl Session Custom 7 Piece w/ Zildjian Cymbals
My Band: Lead Redemption
Current Favourite Band: Necrophagist
Current Favourite Song: To Rid The Disease - Opeth
Next purchase: Pearl 18"x16" Floor Tom, Zildjian A Custom Crash
Nope, I never post on any other drum forums.
I go to a piantball forum sometimes, and I'm a moderator of a locally-based gaming forum, but that's about it.
I.....just..........couldn't............do it.............must ........have............drumchat.............ugh <dies>
"If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer."
- Henry David Thoreau
My set: Sonor Force 2003 Fusion Kit. 16" B8 Thin Crash, 20" B8 Ride, 16" Wuhan China, 14" B8 hi-hats, 10" AAX Splash
PDP Double bass Pedal, PDP throne.
been on the pearl drummers forum for a couple years. it has gotten pretty infested with snotty little kids that think they know it all. i dont mind noobies and kids as long as they realize that they dont know everything. there are ALOT of helpful, knowledgable folks there, and the occasional pro from pearls roster. great customer service when it comes to pearl gear. there are over 32000 registed members.


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Atlantic Coast League football capsules September 2, 2006
Coach: Paul Funk (fifth year, 21-21-1).
Last year's record: 5-5-1.
Playing surface: Grass
Website: N/A.
Returning starters (10): Josh Coleman, DT, 6-0, 210, Sr.; Ross Desmairas, RB/DB, 5-7, 165, Sr.; Matt DiMatteo, FB/LB, 5-11, 185, Sr.; Bobby Ewing, SE/DB, 6-1, 175, Sr.; Sean Geary, SE/DB, 6-2, 175, Sr.; Jordan Gomes, DB, 5-10, 165, Sr.; Roger Williams, DE, 6-3, 215, Sr.; Nick Montalto, QB, 5-7, 155, Jr.; Mike Pena, RB/LB, 5-8, 170, Jr.; Andrew Voros, C, 6-2, 220, Jr.
Strength: Team speed, backfield, secondary. Concern: Offensive and defensive lines.
Outlook: Montalto scored a school-record 12 rushing touchdowns and the offense will continue to run through him in Funk's triple option set. DiMatteo, Desmairas, and Pena make up a speedy backfield rotation that complements Montalto. Ewing (8 interceptions last year) anchors a solid secondary that returns all three starters from last season. A young group of defensive lineman and linebackers must grow up fast if they don't want to spend most of their time chasing down opposing running backs. In a league that coaches see as the most competitive in years, many see D-Y finishing at the top.
Coach: Dana Almeida (fifth year).
Last year's record: 3-7.
Playing surface: Grass.
Website: N/A.
Returning starters (10): Sam Traubert, OT/DT, 6-0, 210, Sr.; Zach Carman, OG/DT, 6-1, 255, Sr.; Nick Fuccillo, C, 5-11, 195, Sr.; Savio Olveira, OT, 6-2, 210, Sr.; Adam O'Donnell, SE, 6-1, 155, Sr.; Eli Olsen, RB/S, 5-9, 165, Sr.; Mike Cotfilla, QB, 6-0, 175, Sr.; Anthony Belisle, FB, 6-0, 200, Sr.; Frank O'Connor, LB, 5-11, 185, Sr.; Nate Brown, LB, 6-2, 250, Sr.
Strength: Experience. Concern: Size. Outlook: Many ACL coaches see Falmouth as a potential sleeper to challenge for the league title, or at least a team that could upset the balance of power. And like most of the ACL, Falmouth returns several starters. Almeida runs a triple option set that will feature Cotfilla, Belisle, and returning letterman Jon Muniz, all of whom will need an undersized offensive line to find a way to hold its ground against bigger opponents. Defensively, Falmouth runs a 4-4 and will benefit from returning starters at most of the positions.
Coach: Lou Silva (26th year, 141-96-7).
Last year's record: 6-4-1.
Playing surface: Grass.
Website: marshfieldrams.org.
Returning starters (5): Kurt Leone, QB, 6-3, 180, Sr.; Wendell Chipman, RB, 6-0, 185, Sr.; Steve Mulligan, OG/DE, 6-3, 245, Sr.; Will Nagle, OG, 6-3, 265, Sr.; Garrett Petti, OT, 5-9, 225, Sr.
Strength: Experienced offense, team speed. Concern: Few returning defensive starters. Outlook: After winning the Old Colony League last season, Marshfield returns to the ACL after a five-year absence. It's a welcome move that renews old rivalries, according to Silva, and could upset the league's balance of power. The Rams run the Wing-T and will rely on their experienced line to plug the middle while primarily running sweeps, counters, and reverses on the outside with three horses (running backs Chipman, Steve Good, and Jerry Frede). Marshfield has only three positions filled on defense with the rest up for grabs. Silva's strategy? Score a lot of points out of the gate and limit turnovers to give the defense time to gel as a unit.
Coach: David Dykeman (first year).
Last year's record: 0-10.
Playing surface: Grass.
Website: http://www.nausetschools.org.
Returning starters (6): Connor Seymour, QB, 6-5, 200, Jr.; Matt Warren, OT, 6-2, 295, Jr.; John Ferro, OT, 6-3, 250, Sr.; Matt Margotta, OG, 5-11, 245, Sr.; Peter Margotta, OT, 6-0, 245, Jr.; Brian Morton, DB, 6-0, 165, Sr.
Strength: New philosophy. Concern: Learning how to win.
Outlook: After scoring the fewest points in the league last year while giving up the most, there's nowhere to go but up for Nauset. The problem last year, according to Dykeman, was a low number of players who turned out for the team. That changed this season, as 76 kids tried out. ``They've made a commitment to improve," Dykeman said. The first-year coach inherits a young squad in which nearly every position is up for grabs, and he plans on instituting a wide-open offense with multiple sets. The bigger roster will give them depth and flexibility, but Nauset will need time to develop a winning system. Nauset has a tough schedule to begin the season, facing perennial powers Plymouth North, Plymouth South, and Marshfield in the first four weeks.
Coach: Jim Connor (first year).
Last year's record: 2-9.
Playing surface: Artificial turf.
Website: http://nqrr.tripod.com.
Returning starters (7): Dave Guerrero, RB, 5-10, 165, Sr.; Benn Johnson-Tattlebaum, 5-11, 250, OG, Sr.; John Benoit, 5-11, 235, OG, Sr.; Seqou Benjamin, LB, 5-11, 176, Jr.; Phil Kelly, OT, 6-3, 285, Sr.; Danny Jackson, RB, 5-9, 160, Jr.; Shawn McBrian, QB, 5-9, 165, Sr.
Strength: Senior leadership. Concern: Learning on the fly.
Outlook: It has been a whirlwind off-season for first-year coach Connor, who was hired at the beginning of summer and has had to teach an entirely new offense (Wing-T) and defense (52 base) in just a few weeks. ``There's been some cramming," he said. The upside is the Red Raiders return 30 seniors and, according to Connor, are stacked with versatile athletes who played basketball in the winter and baseball in the spring. A deep rotation of returning offensive linemen will be called upon to open holes for Guerrero (4.5 40-yard dash).
Coach: Bill Burkhead (sixth year, 44-11).
Last year's record: 9-2.
Playing surface: Grass.
Website: http://www.plymouthnortheagles.com.
Returning starters (10): Jim Garrigan, QB, 6-1, 185, Sr.; Eric Nicotra, CB/RB, 5-10, 185, Sr.; Keegan Grabhorn, DB/SE, 6-1, 175, Jr.; Pat MacPherson, OT/DT, 6-2, 250, Sr.; Bob Fleming, OG, 6-0, 205, Sr.; Aaron Mathews, LB, 6-0, 185, Sr.; Dylan McLoud, LB/OT, 6-0, 200, Sr.; Long Nguyen, OT/DT, 6-0, 240, Sr.; Sean Martin, TE, 6-4, 190, Sr.; Harry Sims, P, 5-11, 185, Sr.
Strength: Offensive and defensive lines. Concern: Inexperience at skill positions.
Outlook: Plymouth North won the ACL last season and has a tradition of contending for the title every year. Standing in the Eagles' way is the return of Marshfield from the Old Colony League, a team Burkhead said is now the best in the division. The Eagles have a lot of experienced players returning, but the key will be staying healthy. Grabhorn is a deep threat at receiver and a thief in the defensive backfield. Though Nicotra saw limited action as a running back last season, he has the luxury of a tough offensive line that returns most of its starters and will pry open space for him to run out of Burkhead's Wing-T scheme.
Coach: Scott Fry (fourth year, 10-20-1).
year's record: 7-3.
playing surface: grass
Website: http://www.plymouthsouthathletics.com.
Returning starters (9): Derrick Duquette, QB/DB, 6-1, 190, Jr.; Jon Belfort, RB, 5-11, 170, Sr.; Anthony Tognacci, FB/DB, 6-0, 225, Sr.; Corey Magurie, OT/DT, 6-1, 230, Sr.; Todd Antonucio, OG, 5-11, 220, Sr.; Brandon Coolidge, SE/DB, 5-11, 175, Sr; Mike Grumet, DT, 5-10, 185, Sr.; Mike Creed, DE, 5-11, 180, Sr.; Ryan Burr, LB, 5-10, 180, Sr.
Strength: Returning starters on both sides of the ball. Concern: Team speed, many two-way players.
Outlook: After going 0-10 in 2004, Plymouth South had the best record in school history last season. Returning backfield mates Belfort and Tognacci might be the best running duo in the league. Anchoring the offensive line is Antonucio, whom Fry called one of the most dominant linemen in the league. The Panthers have a bitter taste in their mouths after losing to rival Plymouth North, 30-0, in the last game of the season that decided the league champion. In a hyper-competitive league, Plymouth South has the tools to challenge anyone.
Coach: Bob Noble (eighth year, 32-35-2).
Last year's record: 6-4.
Playing surface: Artificial turf.
Website: http://www.qhsfbclub.tripod.com/index.html
Returning starters (6): Matt Boyle, QB, 6-2, 180, Sr.; Tom Hazelhurst, RB/LB, 5-11, 200, Sr.; Jim Aikens, SE/S, 6-0, 180, Sr.; Camillo Arrendondo, OL/LB, 5-9, 200, Sr.; Jared Tucker, 6-1, 190, SE/DB, Sr.; Mark Cugini, OL/DE, 5-9, 240, Sr.
Strength: Skill positions. Concern: Offensive and defensive lines.
Outlook: Quincy features the rarely seen no-huddle shotgun spread offense that forces opposing teams to spend a lot of practice time preparing for it. Three-year starter QB Matt Boyle, who's 10-4 as a starter and ``as good as any other quarterback in the league," according to Noble, will be at the helm. The speedy Aikens and Hazelhurst will be his primary targets. Quincy isn't committed to running the spread shotgun every single play of the game, however, and will run traditional sets depending on what opposing defenses dictate. Quincy scored only 132 points last season and greater production will lead to greater success.
Coach: Bill Luette (second year, 9-12).
Last year's record: 6-5.
Playing surface: Grass.
Team website: http://www.sandwichgridiron.com.
Returning starters (11): Randy Hitchens, QB/DB, 5-9, 190, Sr.; Brendon Kelliher, RB/SE/DB, 6-0, 175, Sr.; Joe Collins, FB/DT, 6-1, 220, Sr.; Billy Lyons, SE, 6-4, 180, Sr.; Mike Lambros, SE, 5-10, 135, Sr.; C.J. Hein, SE/FS, 5-10, 155; Brendan Murphy, OT/DT, 6-2, 240; Jake Wood, OT, 6-0, 185; Andrew Scichilone, OT, 6-2, 210, Jr.; Chris Golden, DT, 5-9, 185, Jr.; Leo Bracken, DT, 5-11, 245, Jr.
Strength: Team speed, skill positions. Concern: Size.
Outlook: After learning a spread shotgun offense last season, Luette said his team has mastered the system and will be more effective this season. The Blue Knights have to be, as they will need to put up at least 200 points during the season to compete for the title in this tough division. Hitchens ``has a body like a linebacker," and doesn't go down easily, according to Luette. Kelliher, their most talented athlete, will play the Reggie Bush role, playing in the backfield or splitting out wide, attacking any place the opposing defense is weakest. Defensively, Sandwich is small and will need to rely on Kelliher jumping in front of passes and Collins evading blockers. Special teams play has improved after little emphasis was placed on them last year, according to Luette.
Coach: Sean Clifford (fifth year, 33-17).
Last year's record: 3-7.
Playing surface: Artificial Turf
Website: N/A.
Returning starters (10): Luke Kelliher, RB, 5-11, 195, Sr.; Ben Ford, QB/DB, 5-9, 165, Sr.; Nick Baker, TE, 6-3, 215, Sr.; Nate Clergy, LB, 5-10, 160, Sr.; Bill Condon, C, 6-0, 210, Sr.; Ryan Otis, SE, 6-3, 215, Sr.; Kevin Water, SE, 6-0, 175, Sr.; T.J. White, OL, 5-10, 215, Jr.; Jeff Smith, DB, 6-2, 175, Jr.; Beau Barnes, RB, 5-9, 175, Jr.
Strength: Strong backfield. Concern: Youth, inexperience up front.
Outlook: Many of Whitman-Hanson's skill players combine size and speed, epitomized by receivers Baker and Otis and RB Kelliher. W-H runs the veer offense and will need signal-caller Ford and an inexperienced offensive line to step up after the team finished near the bottom of the league in scoring last season. On defense, Clifford uses multiple fronts.
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A limited number of shirts will be available at the April 13 game. Shirts come in adult sizes and are $15 (S - XXXL) a piece.


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BUSTED: Plagiarism Scandal ROCKS Clinton Camp…
On Monday, it was discovered that the pastor of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had plagiarized another minister's work in a book to be released on Tuesday, containing devotionals sent to the failed presidential candidate after the election.
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Methodist minister Rev. Bill Shillady wrote daily devotionals for Clinton throughout her unsuccessful campaign for president with the help of several other ministers who are credited in the new book, CNN reports.
The devotional Shillady sent to Clinton the day after President Donald Trump won the 2016 election borrowed liberally from another pastor who was not involved in the Clinton devotion-writing effort. Shillady included that devotional in "Strong For A Moment Like This: The Daily Devotions Of Hillary Rodham Clinton," a year's worth of devotions tailored for Clinton as she campaigned for president.
CNN published an excerpt Friday of the devotional Shillady sent to Clinton Nov. 9, the day after the election:
For the disciples and Christ's followers in the first century, Good Friday represented the day that everything fell apart. All was lost. The momentum and hope of a man claiming to be the Son of God, the Messiah who was supposed to change everything, had been executed.
The devotion bears striking similarity to a March 2016 blog post by Matt Deuel, a pastor at Mission Point Community Church in Warsaw, Indiana:
For the disciples and Christ followers in the first century, Good Friday represented the day that everything fell apart. All was lost. The momentum and hope of a man, claiming to be the Son of God, the Messiah who was supposed to change everything, had been executed. In his last breaths hanging on the cross, he said it himself, "It is finished."
Other paragraphs appear to be lifted in part from Deuel's work. CNN learned of the potential plagiarism when Deuel contacted a reporter to point out the similarities.
Shillady apologized to Deuel Monday and gave an explanation of what happened.
"I do not remember cutting and pasting from a particular column so much as bits and pieces from a variety of places on the Internet," Shillady told CNN.
"I searched for passages that offered perspective of this theme," Shillady said. "I am now stunned to realize the similarity between Matt Deuel's blog sermon and my own. Clearly, portions of my devotional that day incorporate his exact words. I apologize to Matt for not giving him the credit he deserves."
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Getting To Know The Latest Trends In Wedding Photography
Weddings are undoubtedly momentous occasions in the lives of the wedded couple, as well as everyone that loves and cares for them. No matter your role in the proceedings, it's important that every single facet of it go as smoothly as possible. Of course, that's doubly true for the wedding photography. From the couple themselves to the immediate family and friends, many will want to have great photos of the day to look back on and commemorate the occasion. With that in mind, here are some of the latest trends in wedding photography:
1 – Candid "Behind The Scenes" Shots
Few types of photos are able to capture the "behind the scenes" energy that stirs as a wedding is underway like candid shots showcasing all of the key players in various moments throughout the day. You have to be selective of course since photos that weren't posed for can easily lead to a wacky facial expression or two, but the impromptu and lively nature of candid photographs always make them among the best of the day. The ceremony itself and the reception will be well taken care of, so don't forget to have some of the fun and intimate little moments beforehand documented as well. Katelyn James does a great job of showing off her behind the scenes images every year.
2 – Real Film Is Back "In"
The convenience of shooting digitally is undeniable. It's quick, easy, and you can have images ready for any post-processing work in a flash. You'll even be able to view raw files on the website of the wedding photographer straight away in many cases. With that said, no amount of filters can truly recreate the warmth of actual high-quality film stock. While you don't have to use this expensive method for the entire event, you may want to consider using it for the primary photos of the wedded couple. There's a real romance to actual film that will never be present on digital images. Erika Ashauer of Free Bird Photography offers an emphasis on film images which you can find on her photography Facebook page – but does do a combination with digital. After meeting with her I have been inspired to look into bringing film into my weddings as well. Unfortunately the equipment and film itself can be quite costly.
3 – Dramatic Compositions
Alongside your more candid moments, carefully thought out and composed shots are also among the latest trends in wedding photography. That means having a photographer with a truly artistic eye, standing by to capture moments that are the most symbolic of the wedding from a visual standpoint. That may include moments where the couple is framed and lit by a doorway leading outdoors, or when one of their parents has their hand on a shoulder for support.
You can also use intriguing lighting and designated special areas and choreographed attire to stage the most dramatic shots possible. There's no harm in aiming for the slickest, most professional shots possible. If someone were to look at your wedding photos and feel they could've easily been featured in fashion magazines, well, you've clearly done something right!
Of course, that only scratches the surface. There's plenty of room to explore and come up with new and interesting approaches to your wedding photography. At the end of the day, it really comes down to capturing the mood of the event and honoring the personality of the couple themselves. As long as you can do that, you're golden!


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I am in the final year of my undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences, now focussing on Zoology and Developmental Biology.
I combine my academic and photographic interests in wildlife photography (especially of birds, and macro photography of plants and animals), but also enjoy abstract, architectural, and street photography. I have also been exploring the use of photographic techniques in zoological studies, with my undergraduate project employing high-speed video to study the aerodynamics of wild birds in unperturbed flight.
Corpus has given my photography exposure through its website, competitions, and college publications, and last year hosted an exhibition of wildlife and architectural photographs that I took in and around the college. I have recently enjoyed working with the web-development team to capture views of the college for use on the website.
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Contest Rules & Entry Form
The Joseph S. Rumbaugh Historical Oration Contest is open to all students attending home schools, public, parochial, or private high schools in North Carolina who are in their freshman, sophomore, junior or senior year of study during the contest year (Grades 9 – 12).
In North Carolina, the contest is sponsored by the North Carolina Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. The winner of the NC contest will be awarded a $750 cash prize and certificate, and will be entered into the national contest, if they so desire.
The rules and prizes are the same as those described on the National Society website under Youth and Educational Outreach Programs: select The Joseph S. Rumbaugh Historical Oration Contest with the exception that transportation and lodging expenses for the North Carolina winner to compete at the national SAR congress are not provided, and they must be borne by the contestant. However, the $750 NC award and the cash award to all national contestants may be used to defray expenses. The National Contest will be held in the summer.
- The oration must be original of not less than five minutes or more than six minutes. The subject shall deal with an event, personality, or document pertaining to the Revolutionary War and show a relationship to America today. The oration must be essentially the same as the submitted manuscript. Notes and props (including military uniforms) may not be used in the presentation.
- Entries to the contest must be submitted by February 19 to the North Carolina Chairman:
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- A typed copy of the oration,
- A photograph and biographical sketch of the entrant, and
- Download the contestant entry form here
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- The NC state level contest will be held on a weekend in March. The date, time, and place will be determined before February 28, and all contestants will be notified.
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***Anesthesiologist Assistants are not currently permitted to work in Mississippi.***
In fact there are only 16 States, plus Washington DC, which permit Anesthesiologist Assistants to work there – see the table below.[table "339" not found /]
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Updated: January 25th, 2019
Whether you are seeking to buy a home in the Phoenix area or sell one, you definitely need a real estate professional that you can trust. Some real estate agents perform better than others with regards to a number of homes sold but there are plenty of other factors such as good knowledge of the city of Phoenix, an established professional reputation with former clients to look for while choosing a trustworthy real estate professional. The leading Arizona real estate agents continue finding unique ways of marketing home listings and work diligently to educate homebuyers and sellers.
Below is the list of top 5 real estate agents in Phoenix who can assist you with their innovation, their sales production and their proficiency in short sales, investment properties, relocation, second homes and/or vacation homes and much more!
With more than 38 years of experience as an Arizona realtor in the greater metro Phoenix/Scottsdale area, Joani Frankel has watched the neighborhood grow from almost a million people to over 4 million people. Frankel moved to Arizona to escape the cold of the Northeast and was lucky to have a realtor who excelled in "people" services. This know-how framed her skills and values as a Real Estate professional. As a proficient realtor, Frankel is empowered to research solutions and is backed by two skilled assistants to provide supportive, informative and resourceful information. Over the years, Frankel has been active and successful and have acquired a strong network of experts that support her services and help treat each new client with respect and courtesy. Frankel says, "I love life and try to live each day with care, courtesy and consideration for all I meet and all I do."
As a graduate of Syracuse University, Frankel puts her degree and business background to work for you each and every day. Frankel is a Buyer Broker Specialist at Realty One Group and has consistently listed and sold multiple millions of dollars of property each year. Whether you need a home inspector, a lender, an interior design consultant, a cleaning service or personal concierge, you can avail the best support team to work for you! Since 1978, Frankel has been serving as a dedicated Buyer's broker and is well versed in problem-solving, contract negotiation and above all, fair, ethical and caring client support and service. Frankel says, "My career goals are only met if YOU are satisfied as I serve as your Buyer's Representative. You may be looking for your 1st home or your 10th! It might be a condo or a mansion. If you are an investor I'll help you increase your bottom line!"
Frankel operates mainly in neighborhoods such as Cave Creek, Chandler, Fountain Hills, Glendale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Paradise Valley, Peoria, Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Sun City, Surprise, and Tempe. She is a Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES) and her specialties include:
Frankel is knowledgeable on reverse mortgages, real estate planning, 1031 exchanges, and housing options and has also been educated on all aspects of 50+ buying and selling.
A native to Phoenix, Jacqueline Moore is ardent about everything in business, from marketing products to streamlining processes and evolving technology. With a strong eye for detail, Moore knows how to drive initiatives for both the organization and the management team contributing to long-lasting operational brilliance. Her commitment to charitable organizations and the community stem from her background in education. Whether it is monetary support through each real estate transaction, events, and awareness, or daily help involving contact and participation, Moore has become prominent by identifying the communities that support and need support too.
Moore has lately taken the position of leading the Phoenix Operations for Opendoor. Recently listed on the front page of The Wall Street Journal Business section, Opendoor is changing the way homes are bought and sold by bringing top class software, data science and design to an old industry. Based in Silicon Valley, Opendoor is on a mission to help alleviate some of the pain points of one of the more complex, hectic processes; the residential real estate transaction. Every decision in Opendoor is led with honesty, certainly impacting one of the greatest assets around; homeownership.
Before Opendoor, Moore was the Vice President of HomeSmart managing 20,000+ transactions and $4.2 billion in sales volume yearly. Over the years, Moore has been helping her clients through the entire buying process and with the professional standards that her customers expect while selling their homes. Passionate about helping house hunters, Moore is devoted to delivering quality homes to the market. A proud graduate of the Grand Canyon University, Moore enjoys traveling, cooking, and creating the next best finger painting!
Over the past 30 years, Harrison has been committed to bringing happy buyers and sellers together. Whether it's buying or selling, she ensures to make the process as stress-free and enjoyable as possible! A full-time Associate Broker, Harrison dedicatedly helps her clients by the implementation of effective sales strategies and marketing tools to best market their homes. Harrison has expertise in relocation services (Small or Large Corporate moves), pre-owned, luxury, vacation, and new construction residential homes and is also experienced in real estate investments and 1031 tax deferred exchanges. She has even had the honor of being a pre-licensing Real Estate Instructor for the State of Arizona for almost a decade. Besides, Harrison assisted Bank United of Miami Florida with their REO properties for 2.5 years before their FDIC closure. She has also successfully owned and operated her own real estate company in Texas. As a reliable multi-million producer, Harrison approaches her business with determination, enthusiasm, and passion.
Harrison moved to East Valley in 1998 and concentrates her practice in cities such as Chandler, Phoenix, Gilbert, Queen Creek, Sun Lakes, Mesa, Tempe, Gold Canyon, San Tan Valley, Ahwatukee, and Maricopa. An Alumna from The University of Texas at El Paso, Harrison is proud to hold the following designations sponsored by the National Association of Realtors (NAR):
Harrison is well aware of the latest real estate developments and knows how to discover the finest properties and negotiate the best deals. She embraces strategies to identify desirable properties for buyers and implements innovative marketing techniques for the sellers. As a Licensed Arizona Real Estate Agent, Harrison skillfully manages clients' transaction details to include inspections, deadlines, title work, loan procedures, and professional recommendations. Harrison's awards include:
She has the following relocation certifications:
Harrison's interests include football, cooking, gardening, and movies.
Liz Harris has a true passion for real estate. Whether working with Arizona first-time buyers, new home buyers, short sales, luxury home buyers, Harris guides her clients through every step of the real estate process. Harris is one of the highly respected agents and keeps her updated with the newest trends to impart the necessary real estate information to her clients in this rapidly changing industry. Founder of Liz Harris realty, based in Chandler, Arizona, Harris is an 11 year veteran of buying and selling six and seven figure properties in the Phoenix metro area.
A resident of Maricopa County, Arizona since 1999, Harris always goes the extra mile whether it is finding buyers for her listing or placing a buyer in a dream home. She has carved a niche for herself in the Phoenix Metro real estate by specializing areas such as Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Queen Creek, Scottsdale, and Tempe. As a Certified New Home Buying Specialist, she expertly negotiates with new home builders to get the terms and conditions they want. Harris employs knowledgeable marketers who use cutting-edge marketing tactics to get maximum exposure and increase online presence in minimum time using Facebook, YouTube, Google and more!
Harris symbolizes the perfect blend of positive energy, integrity, and vision while maintaining a strong determination to get the result you want. This has helped her acquire the professional designations such as Certified Short Sale Negotiator (CSSN), Certified Distressed Property Expert (CDPE) and the following:
As a proud wife and grateful mother of 3, Harris finds fulfillment both in her personal life and her business life. She enjoys roller coasters, hot bubble bath and roller skating. Consistently ranked in the top 2% of producing agents, Harris would love to hear from you!
With over 25 years of experience in the real estate industry, Janssen's goal is to help her clients in every phase of buying, selling or investing in real estate. Her experience with RE/MAX, one of the world's prominent franchisors of real estate brokerage services, help provide the most powerful real estate brand, recognition, and resources to the clients. As a resident of the Valley of the Sun for the past decade, Janssen relocated to Arizona from Park Ridge, Illinois, where she held a Broker's license and was a legal assistant in a law practice focusing on real estate. Bi-lingual in Spanish, Janssen also holds Florida's broker license. "My pledge is to provide superb professional services and an exceptional experience!" says Janssen.
Janssen is a very detailed and studies properties thoroughly to obtain the best selling price possible. She is a delight to work with and mainly active in areas such as Apache Junction, Carefree, Fountain Hills, Paradise Valley, Cave Creek, Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Queen Creek , Rio Verde, Scottsdale, and Tempe. Her professional designations and certifications include the following:
Additionally, Janssen has earned the Certified Negotiation Expert (CNE) designation and the Green Certification. She was recently acknowledged into to the Master of Real Estate (MRE) Society by demonstrating her commitment to excellence through professional education and practices. Less than 1% of REALTORS in Arizona belong to this elite Society.
Janssen along with her husband Sascha, an expert helicopter pilot and also multilingual in German and Dutch are active in local organizations including Christ Church of Fountain Hills and Fountain Hills Sister Cities. She enjoys the outdoors and spending time with family, friends, and her two sons. "I look forward to meeting and working with you, and welcome the opportunity to demonstrate professional services that get results!"
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Spring Blossom Mittens
A last minute Christmas gift, I knit these in two days. To keep the knitting marathon less monotonous, I reversed the colors for the second mitten. Oddly, this changes the way the colors look; the turquoise appears darker as a contrasting color than as the main color.
I wasn't completely happy with the pattern. The gauge information given is misleading: You're told to pick a yarn that knits to 30-35 stitches per 9 cm, while the width of the mittens is supposed to be 30 stitches and 10 cm. Knit with the given gauge, the mittens turn out pretty narrow. I knew to expect this, and with some blocking I was able to get the size closer to what I wanted. Also, the decreases or supposed grafting of the stitches are not explained at all in the pattern, so I would imagine some beginner knitters might have problems following it, even though I was able to figure it out on my own.
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Clearly You CAN Make This Up!
I discussed earlier, the Jessica Fletcher worthy mystery which unfolded yesterday regarding a young dying girl with Cystic Fibrosis, who it transpires doesn't in fact have CF at all. Now I really should have pointed out that there is no concrete proof either way and although it is plainly obvious what opinion I am of (as by my clearly bias writing), everybody should remain innocent until proven guilty.
I feel it important to echo others' thoughts on the matter however. Whether it turns out this 'Gina/Pepe' is real or a fake she needs some real help. If it's true and there really is indeed a poor girl struggling for life like she said then I really hope that she can find strength to get better soon.
And if she's a fake? I really hope that she can find the strength to change her character and outlook on life so that she can contribute something positive to the world in her life.
And if she's a fake (again)? .....I'd be reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaallllly worried about a little thing called karma.....


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This piece originally aired on KQED's The California Report.
Children's advocates are hoping for a big Christmas present this year – a billion dollars to remove toxic lead paint from homes. A Santa Clara Superior Court judge has until the end of the year to decide if paint companies should pay to get rid of lead paint still in thousands of older homes around the state.
While California's lead poisoning cases have declined, especially over the last two decades, children's advocates say the most vulnerable children are still at risk because they don't have enough money to reach the finish line.
Two counties are trying to fix the problem with the resources they have.
Alameda County is one of the ten counties and cities involved in the lawsuit.
Two years ago Nathaniel Stone was living in an East Oakland apartment with one-year-old Antonio. Stone is Antonio's legal guardian and is in the process of adopting him. The home they lived in had a lot of peeling paint.
One day when Stone was cooking in the kitchen from across the room he saw that Antonio seemed to be eating something. Stone checked it out and found Antonio with paint chips in his mouth.