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Monday 04thJuly 2011.
Carrick Swan GAA Notes
Carrick Swan senior footballers bowed out of this year's county championship when they were defeated by reigning county champions Aherlow in Cahir on Saturday evening last. Swan matched their opponents throughout first half and trailed by just a point at half time. However Aherlow got on top in second half and ran out convincing winners in the end. We thank our panel of players and team mentors for their effort and commitment throughout the year. Our junior footballers were also in south championship action last week and enjoyed a good win.
Carrick Swan senior hurlers have been drawn to play Mullinahone in south semi-final on Sunday 17thJuly in Fethard at 7.00 p.m. Davins play Killenaule in the other semi-final on the same day in Monroe at 2.00 p.m. Both of these fixtures are repeats of last year's semi-finals in which we overcame Mullinahone before going on to defeat Killenaule in final. Our team and mentors are preparing well at present and we compliment all concerned for their dedicated and disciplined approach. Our junior footballers play Clonmel Og on Wednesday evening of this week in Cloneen at 7.30 p.m. while our minor hurlers will play Ballingarry on Tuesday evening of next week (July 12th) in Mullinahone at 7.30 p.m.
The numbers drawn in last week's juvenile lotto were 10, 13, 14 and 25. We had no jackpot winner and five match three winners each win €40. This week's jackpot is €7,500 and we invite those who have not yet joined our weekly lotto to do so now by contacting any committee member to be in with a chance of winning or sharing our jackpot prize. Each lotto entry costs €2 and we thank you for your support.
Carrick Swan's juvenile summer camp for boys and girls took place last weekend on The Green where over 140 children enjoyed coaching, fun and games in a most relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. Tipperary hurling stars Eoin Kelly and Paraic Maher took time out from their busy training schedules to again be with us this year and we sincerely thank them for attending and for passing on some words of wisdom to some very attentive listeners. We also thank those who provided sponsorship of the event, all our mentors, players and parents who helped with coaching and other activities and our juvenile secretary Terry Lonergan for again organising this year's event in such an efficient manner. We also thank Michael Dunne who again this year provided signage for clubrooms in advance of summer camp. During the camp we held ice cream party in aid of Down Syndrome Ireland and we thank those who contributed so generously to a very worthy cause.
Our under 14 hurlers commence championship action on Tuesday evening of this week when they travel to play St.Marys. Match report next week.
The annual sponsored walk to Faugheen takes place on Sunday July 31st and sponsorship cards are being distributed at present. We look forward to the participation of all our adult and juvenile players, members and supporters and we look forward to your support.
Carrick Swan club wishes the Tipperary senior hurlers and their management team the best of luck in next Sunday's Munster final against our near neighbours Waterford. This pairing ensures great fun and banter in this part of both counties especially and bragging rights, for a short time at least, will lie south or north of the river on Sunday evening. We also congratulate the Tipperary minor footballers on their terrific win in Munster final on Sunday last.
Carrick Swan club extends its sympathy to the family of the late Paschal Reade, Mountain View and Carrick-Beg, who died during the week.
All club officers and team mentors are reminded that items for inclusion in club notes must reach club P.R.O. by Sunday of each week for inclusion in following week's press. Our e-mail address for those who might like to send contributions, photographs or any items of interest is firstname.lastname@example.com. You can visit our website at www.carrickswan.gaa.ie


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We have been asked to speak at Death: The Southbank Centre's Festival For The Living on 28th January, which will be exactly a year to the day since Josh's funeral.
Information on the weekend of special events, talks, workshops and performances is here on the Southbank Centre's website.
Our event is as follows, with entry gained with the Saturday Festival Day Pass.
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Funerals (but Were Afraid to Ask)
3 – 4pm, The Front Room at Queen Elizabeth Hall
When 22 year old Josh Harris-Edmonds died in 2011, the Harris-Edmonds family lost a beloved brother and son. The first thing they realised was that funerals are for the living. They arranged the funeral themselves and made a beautiful film of the ceremony. This special event is held on the anniversary of Josh's funeral, with a panel including Josh's mother Jane and his half-brother Joe who will show 'Beyond Goodbye' – a trailer for the film documenting Josh's funeral. They will be joined by Charles Cowling of the Good Funeral Guide, and funeral directors including Chandu Tailor who specialises in Hindu and Sikh funerals. The panel, chaired by Lucy Neal, will dispel common funeral myths and show the different ways that funerals can help say goodbye.


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Gerald Cyprien Lacroix was born in Saint-Hilaire de Dorset, Canada, on 27 July 1957. In 1965 he emigrated with his family to New Hampshire, United States. In 1975, he entered the Pius X Secular Institute. He subsequently returned to Quebec, and in 1980 travelled to Colombia as a missionary. When he returned home, he decided to become a priest: in 1982 he professed final vows and in 1985 completed a bachelor of theology. He was immediately appointed as General Secretary of the Pius X Secular Institute, an office he held until 1987. At this time, he also served as Director of the Centre for Christian Formation and Renewal in Quebec. He was ordained a priest on 8 October 1988. He then returned to Colombia, where from 1990-98 he served as a missionary in the Archdiocese of Popayan, as a professor at the Major Seminary of San José, as a member of the diocesan pastoral council, presbyteral council, and commission for social media, and as director of the commission on the liturgy. In 2001, he was named director general of the ISPX and returned to Quebec where he served for two consecutive terms. Since 2008 he has served as president of the secretariat of the Saint-André school of evangelization in Canada and as a member of the executive council of the worldwide conference of secular institutes. He was ordained a bishop on 24 May 2009, following his appointment as titular Bishop of Ilta and Auxiliary Bishop of Quebec. In 2010 he was named diocesan administrator, after Cardinal Marc Ouellet's appointment as Prefect of the Congregation for Bishops. At this time, he was also named a member of the committee for interreligious and intercultural relations for the assembly of Bishops of Quebec, a member of the Family and Life ad hoc committee for the Canadian Bishops' Conference, and coordinating Bishop for secular institutes in Canada. On 22 February 2011 he was appointed Archbishop of Quebec by Pope Benedict XVI. Three years later, he became the eighth Cardinal of Quebec and the 17th cardinal to be named in Canadian history.
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Asif Akbar to sing the theme song of Comilla Victorians
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Asif Akbar, one of the most popular contemporary pop singers of Bangladesh, who has been loving to engage himself in various aspects of cricket since the beginning of his music career, has been appointed to voice another theme song in the third edition of Bangladesh Premier League. And to his pleasure, this time it is of his home district franchise Comilla whose authorities have contacted Asif for vocalizing their theme song.
Prior to that, Asif Akbar was also communicated from the authorities of 'Barisal Bulls' and he himself announced his confirmation in the social media about his appearance to sing the theme song of Barisal. Subsequently Asif made some statements which revealed his yearning to sing for his home district Comilla, if their authorities would have contacted with him in that regard.
It is known afterwards that the authorities of Comilla Victorians have put a step forward to reach Asif. In his facebook status, the singer of 'Shabash Bangladesh' depicted his reminiscence about Comilla and therefore the pleasure of having such an honor.
"In the first 'Nirman School Cricket Championship' – Comilla Zilla School was the first champion and it is me who led the side. After the independence of Bangladesh, Comilla Victoria College became the champion of the 'Inter College Championship' in Chittagong and I was the captain of that side also" – wrote Asif.
"Comilla is my birthplace, I roamed every alley of it – I feel the emotion in my blood for it. I am so excited to have the opportunity to sing the theme song for Comilla in my voice and I am very much pleased to receive the full freedom to work in my own way" – Asif added.
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As I cheered on my Blackhawks last night, a thought occurred to me – when did they become 'my Blackhawks'? I'm from Boston, grew up cheering on Ray Bourque and the Bruins, rooted for the Red Sox (my T-ball card lists my favorite player as Jim Rice) and sat through cold days watching the Patriots in Foxborough. When did I switch allegiances? Did I truly?
I've lived in Chicago for over 18 years now, but I spent the first 25 of my life in Massachusetts. I keep thinking when I get to the halfway mark - when I've lived here 25 years - I'll legitimately be able to say, "I'm from Chicago." But will I be? Will I always be from Boston? When I'm here in Chicago, I refer to Boston as 'back home,' but of course when I'm visiting my family in Massachusetts I reverse it. Also, I don't currently live in the City of Chicago, nor did I live in the City of Boston, but the suburbs of both and always give the city name rather than my town. C'mon we all do it. Only when speaking with someone who actually lives in either city do I get outted, and they always make sure to point out the distinction.
A couple of years I was put to the test. The Bruins faced the Blackhawks in the quest for the Stanley Cup. While I really wanted the Blackhawks to win, because it's exciting to be in a place with a winning team., and the parade is insanely fun, I joked with everyone, telling them it was a win and t-shirt for me either way. My brother I had fun at each other's expense on social media and in the end, well you know.
As for baseball, I flub that one too. I say I'm a Sox fan and leave it at that. My husband's family are all White Sox fans, the other Chicago baseball team is like Voldemort, we don't use the "C" word. Again though, when Neil Diamond sang and everyone at Fenway came out Boston Strong, I proudly wore my Red Sox shirts and hats around the suburbs of Chicago. However, when I took my kids to visit family last summer, we made sure each of us wore a Blackhawks shirt each day.
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Although some of the employers would not bother to read the information on the resume when they just want to hire a cashier, there are actually a lot of them who would like to read the resume before they decide whom to hire. Therefore, the nice Cashier resume objectives could attract them to make a more favorable decision from your perspective.
There are a lot of things that you can mention in the section of careers objective when you apply for the job of cashier. For example, you can write in the following patterns.
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– To start working as a cashier and learn from other roles of the jobs so as to be capable of working in other roles of the company
– To have a regular work in a reliable firm as a cashier
– To work in a team of cashiers in a cheerful shop and achieve a higher position in the long term
– To work as a cashier and use the mathematic ability to help the company reduce the loss of money during the transactions
– To work for the position of cashier and hope to learn more about accounting and store management from other people
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Have these pretty pink pencils on hand for playing shower games.
$10 for 8 pencils at Spoon Sisters
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Retro-romantic party picks of a bride and groom can jazz up drinks at a shower, engagement party, or bachelorette event.
$8 for 12 picks at Spoon Sisters
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Plan a fun '50s-inspired shower with these pastel soda fountain favorites.
$30-$40 at Rosanna
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Pretty sugar lumps painted with pink and red hearts.
£9.00 for 30 cubes from Cox and Cox
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Fill these tiny cups with chocolate covered espresso beans for sweet favors.
Starting at $2.50 per cup from Beaucoup
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The Cupcake Shoppe, located in Toronto, offers 17 delicious cupcake flavors, which are baked daily and iced beautifully.
Visit the Cupcake Shoppe for details and pricing
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Create a tasteful pink and brown bird themed party with goods from the Martha Stewart Craft Line.
$106 for all the supplies you'll need at Martha Stewart Crafts
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Pink-hued shower gifts, tied in gold, letterpress-printed on thick, ivory coaster-weight stock.
$12.75 for a box of 6 at Greer Chicago
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Table Toss has a great line of mix-and-match accessories for making any shower a lovely occassion. Choose from a variety of placemats, napkins, table cards, plates, and napkin holders.
Available at Plum Party
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Check out these gorgeous die-cut cupcake wrappers.
$46 for 50 wrappers at Paper Orchid Stationery
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Petite pennants will add much flair and hurrah to sweets at a shower dessert buffet.
$6 at The Paper Princess
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This crafty heart topiary would make a lovely centerpiece for a romantic shower.
Instructions at Better Homes & Gardens
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Pinko Cookies are made from a family recipe dating back over 20 years. They come all dressed up as stylish favors or welcome gifts.
Starting at $5 a box at Pinko Cookies
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These little gems are perfect as party favors or for special gifts. Available in hearts or clovers.
$6.95 at Gianna Rose
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Green peony patterned paper goods would be perfect for a garden bridal shower.
$4.50 to $6.75 at Plum Party
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Choose to frost this moist chocolate cake in buttercream, chocolate, cream cheese, peanut butter, or moocha. Perfect for a bridal shower!
$30 for a 9" round cake at Buttercake Bakery
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Martha Stewart features this table with modern eyelet-patterned lanterns floating above.
Eyelet Paper Lanterns can be found at The Paper Lantern Store and range in price from $1.50 to $12.95
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This adorable shower invitation is printed on textured pale pink stock with chcolate brown ink and can be personalized.
$2 each at Bumble Ink
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Individual cupcakes designed by Sonya Hong are certain to delight your guests!
From Butterfly Cakes in San Francisco, CA
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I love the little shower illustration on these clever, white cotton invitations.
$24 for 10 at Greer Chicago
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These handpiped honeybee favors have a hazelnut forest honey filling, and are finished with dark chocolate, almond wings and white stripes. They will be the buzz of the party!
$3.25 each at Burdick Chocolate
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Hip shower invites with white botanicals, modernist dots in violet and pale blue, and quirky pale blue doodles all screen printed on recycled stock.
$20 for 8 at Greer Chicago
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For a perfectly pink shower, these mini teacups would make perfectly pink favors, especially once filled with sweets or tea-themed goodies.
$27 for 6 cup at Wedding Things
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Design your own hand mirrors at My Favorite Mirror for funky and fun shower favors, bachelorette party gifts, or for your bridesmaids to keep in their purses on the big day.
$6.50 per mirror at My Favorite Mirror
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A vintage-inspired wedding cake invitation that is perfect for a bridal shower or engagement party.
$11.50 for 10 invitations from Rock Paper Scissors
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Delicate molded sugar hearts are notched to hang elegantly from the side of coffee and tea cups.
$24.95 for 64 heart-shaped sugars from Sur La Table
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The wonderful folks at My Wedding Labels link to everything you will need to make these perfectly pink espresso bean favors.
$11 for 90 labels
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Serve treats at a shower on this contemporary Italian server. And, certainly, add one to the registry!
$49.99 at Crate and Barrel
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Specialty sandwich cookies are sure to be a big hit as a sweet favor or at a shower. Flavors include chocolate ganache, chocolate with marshmallow cream, vanilla with chocolate ganache, peanut butter and jelly, and graham cracker with cream cheese filling. Yum!
$1.25 per cookie at Tribeca Treats
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They say you'll fall just a little in love when you taste these decadent petits fours. Three layers of moist cake with thin layers of marzipan available in raspberry, lemon, apricot, vanilla-orange, hazelnut praline, and chocolate.
$98 for 60 cakes at Dragonfly Cakes
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A lovely tradition at a shower, each guest pulls a ribbon from a charm cake to find a small charm dangling from the other end. Each charm has a special meaning and foretells luck, romance, or good fortune.
$65 for a sterling silver set at My Charmed Life
$10.99 for a silver plated set at Wilton
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These monogrammed cookies, as featured on Martha Stewart Weddings, can be homemade using your grandma's cookie recipe. Add a monogram and a bit of cellophane for a delightful favor.
Scalloped cookie cutter available from Wilton for $4.49
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Fresh and fun, these whimsical pinwheels will be custom made for your wedding.
$4.95 per pinwheel at Anna Bella
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These luxurious, creamy, buttery body creams are great favors for showers or bachelorette parties.
$10 for a 4oz tub at The Bubble Roome
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Rich red monogram invitations make great invites for a color themed shower. Also available in amethyst, bark, chocolate, navy and black.
$1.30 each at Wedding Paper Divas
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If you live in the Los Angeles area, you're in luck. Sprinkles Cupcakes will deliver cupcakes for your wedding--you choose among the many delicious flavors. Red velvet, strawberry, vanilla, chai, carrot, and banana are just a few of the delicious flavor choices.
One dozen boxed cupcakes are $46
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A modern party in a box that includes box invitations, favors, tableware, water bottle bands, felt confetti, paper lanterns, stickers, and menu cards.
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Fortnum & Mason teas make lovely favors, or empty out the tea and fill the tins with flowers for pretty centerpieces. Especially lovely for tea party showers.
Starting at £2.95
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For the bridal shower or bacherlorette party, these coaster invitations are sure to delight.
$15 for 6 invitations at Plum Party
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Soy votives in Lavendar, Orange Blossom, or Milk Thistle would make thoughtful favors at a shower or wedding. These from French General come boxed in pretty floral wrap.
$8 each at French General
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This week has been so frustrating that most American have begun to assume governing is impossible and the government is populated by fools and knaves. Any chief executive and management team so inept at merely keeping the business's door open would be dumped and replaced by people who understand it is their failure when the enterprise can't even operate.
What would it look like if each player in his or her own way behaved responsibly in the current knot of fiscal issues?
The president would have said he under no circumstance wanted a shutdown, but neither could Republicans expect him to defund his signature legislation. Speaker of the House John Boehner of Ohio would have privately assured the president there wouldn't be a shutdown but leveled with him that he needed some help with his troops. The president would have figured out what he could give the speaker to get enough of the House grownups on board.
Next, the speaker's allies and responsible House members, who vastly outnumber the hot heads, would have voted down those itching for a confrontation and taken a discrete deal on the continuing resolution. Meanwhile, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada would not have prevented anyone in his caucus from agreeing to anything (as is apparently the governing rule now); if he did, the president would have individually persuaded members to get with the program. And Republican senators would have confronted Sen Ted. Cruz (R-Tex.) before he did damage and would have given him no support for his defund antics.
That would be reasoned and effective leadership, not unusual until, it seems, the last six or eight years.
Likewise, in response to the president's refusal to "have a gun to his head" on the debt ceiling, Boehner would have disabused both the president and his Republican troops of the idea that he'd sink the credit of the United States. The bargaining chip isn't playable, so the president can stop pretending to be threatened, and the speaker need not beg for a negotiation on the major budgetary issues. The president should not have to think up reasons to avoid engaging the opposition. Once again, rational voices in both houses in both parties would be willing to stand up to the nihilists.
None of this is extraordinary. And to people who have worked in other enterprises, it is mind-blowing to see our highest elected officials get so lost in the weeds of partisan confrontation that they lose track of the higher purpose of their offices — to run the government, to improve government and to make their fellow Americans' lives better. The latter requires a positive agenda, cooperation and understanding the other guy's must-haves and can't-gives.
Right now this — responsible leadership — is entirely out of the realm of the president's imagination and political repertoire. So we have a ship of state drifting toward the rocks and the crew at each other's throats. No wonder the public hates them all.


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Tracking the Longitudinal Stability of Medical Students' Perceptions Using the AAMC Graduation Questionnaire and Serial Evaluation Surveys
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Education, Medical, Undergraduate; Students, Medical; Perception; Personal Satisfaction; Educational Measurement
Educational Assessment, Evaluation, and Research | Medicine and Health Sciences
Reports on a study that examined the longitudinal stability of student perceptions of their medical education over time, as measured by the AAMC Graduation Questionnaire survey and other satisfaction surveys.
Presented at the AAMC (Association of American Colleges) Annual Meeting, RIME (Research in Medical Education) Program, November 2004.
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Association of American Colleges Annual Meeting, Research in Medical Education Program, November 2004
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Pugnaire, Michele P.; Zanetti, Mary L.; Purwono, Urip; and Carlin, Michele M., "Tracking the Longitudinal Stability of Medical Students' Perceptions Using the AAMC Graduation Questionnaire and Serial Evaluation Surveys" (2004). Office of Institutional Research, Evaluation, and Assessment Publications and Presentations. 15.
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The winner of the Golden Eagle Man of the Year award was described as an �unsung hero.�
The winner of the Golden Eagle Man of the Year award was described as an �unsung hero.�
Bob Dupuis said he was honored to be included on a list of people such as Coastal Carolina Community College President Ron Lingle and the other former recipients of the award.
The award, he said, was unexpected.
Dupuis�s nomination form for the Golden Eagle Man of the Year award was six pages long, according to chamber staff.
�He does not wait for someone to ask for help; he jumps right in,� said Jacksonville Police Chief Mike Yaniero who presented Dupuis with the award. �The United Way needed help with a silent auction � he was there. The Oktoberfest needed help with logistics � he was there. Hope for the Warriors needed help with event set-up � he was there. The celebrity golf tournament needed help finding drivers � he was there. It was even mentioned that he gives blood when the Red Cross gives help.�
Yaniero also noted that Dupuis thanks police officers for their service regularly.
Within the chamber, he offers guidance and new, innovative ways to look at things while also being a champion for the Military Affairs Committee. The lead account executive for Duke Energy also serves as the chamber division chair for military affairs.
The award, sponsored by Sanders Ford, is presented to male individuals who demonstrate excellence in their profession and have devoted time and energy to the community.


text: i'm giving this a nice title because i intend to post fun things about my life in here at some point. like a "meme loves" or a "wolf's den" type of thread. however, this first post will not be one of them. as you guys know by now, i'm a pretty even 33.3% split between coward, hypocrite and procrastinator. as a result of this, when i had my little driving incident in 2013 i just ignored it. at the time they took me to jail for the night and then let me out ROR. i didn't have any bail to worry about so i just put the whole thing off. for 3 years! now of course when you do something like that and miss a court date you get a warrant put out on you. turns out, if you're white and live in boca raton it is rather easy to avoid getting pulled over for 3 years. thing is, at some point i needed to renew my ID. can't really do that when there is a warrant out. so around august of last year i finally got a lawyer and decided it was time to take care of all this. just getting to the point to where all this can finally see a day in court takes months. there was a ton of back and forth between my lawyer and the assistant state attorney. at first she wanted me to do 30 days in jail. after months of negotiating, we worked it down to 10 days -1 for the original day spent in jail at the time of arrest. so i was off to jail for 9 days! and that's where i was from 2.2 until 2.10. luckily it wound up being only 8 days because they let you out in the early morning hours, i was on my way home yesterday at around 7am. turns out, jail is WAY less scary than i had anticipated. i knew i was going in for the 9 days about 2 weeks in advance and oh boy did i work myself into insanity worrying about what it would be like. here is the rundown of my jail experience: day one (2.2) i go to court. i go before the judge and get my sentence. it is 9 days plus a year probation and 150 hours community service and a drunk driving class. after the judge rules i go over to the bailiff and empty my pockets. he then calls in a second bailiff who cuffs me and takes me out a side door of the court room. from there they take me down a couple stories and into the courthouse holding cell area. there they strip me out my shirt and shoes but let me keep wearing everything else. they put me in a cell with 1 other guy and i wait there for around 4 hours. in those 5 house the cell fills up a bit. once there are around 6 people in the cell it is time to transfer me to the main palm beach county jail. they take us out, cuffed again, and walk us over to a big, secure garage where they is a police van waiting. it's kinda neat how its a normal van but the whole back is just a metal box with 2 benches. from there it takes about 10 mins to get over to the main jail. at the main jail, known as gun club because that is the road it's on, they search me again and them put me in another holding cell. just a little aside, at this point they took my legal papers that up until this point i was allowed to keep. that seemed weird to me because these papers included the receipt they gave me as proof of all the stuff of mine they were putting in storage. i was worried about this because all the rest of my property was already put aside and i was scared they might lose them. it wound up being no big deal because i go all my papers back yesterday with no trouble. anyways, back in the main PBSO (palm beach sheriff's office) main jail, i was in their holding cell now. this was probably the worst part of the whole ordeal. it was a around 6 hours of sitting in a freezing cold cell with nothing but 2 benches and a toilet. there was no way i could piss in front of the 20 or so other people in this cell so that wasn't the most fun. after the 6 hours and a visit to the nurse they took us all to a changing room where i now how to lose all the rest of my clothes besides my boxers and socks. they put us in blue pants and shirt that would become my uniform for the rest of my time. from here were were split into groups and my group was moved into a huge housing bloc. this housing bloc was gigantic. a large semicircular room that was two stories and separated into 2 areas by wall. in this bloc there were 2 guards at a little door/desk area that connected the 2 sides of the room. the guards were there 24 hours a day. in my side of the room there was probably around 60 or 70 people. we had bunks and the good news was in this area there was a separate locker room type bathroom so i could finally go without being directly in front of like 20 dudes. turns out this big bloc was also a holding area for people doing more than just a day. i was in this room for the next 3 days. i met one guy who was just starting a 3 year stint for drunk driving so that was sobering. on the 3rd day of being in this huge bloc they took me into an office for what they call "classification". this is where they once again group us into categories to determine where we will go for the rest of our stay. after the classification, around 5 hours later, they take around 20 of us from the giant cell bloc to be moved. of those 20 only 1 other guy i was originally with went with me to the new, long term housing unit.


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I am 31 years old. I have always been on the heavier side. I weigh 84 kg (185 pounds) and have just completed the 12th week of my pregnancy. The day I found out I was pregnant and did my test, I was diagnosed with diabetes. I was told that I may already have had diabetes because my dad has it. My one hour post-breakfast and post-lunch blood sugar was as high as 200 mg/dl [11.1 mmol/L], so I was told to take four units of insulin once a day. A week later, when I had my doctor's appointment, my one hour post breakfast readings were still high, around 190 mg/dl [10.5 mmol/L]. The doctor then had me increase my insulin dosage to six units daily. Now, I am taking eight units in the morning and eight units before dinner. Is this considered a lot?
I exercise every day, 45 to 60 minutes but, somehow, after breakfast, my sugar is always high. I am worried because my post breakfast blood sugars are still elevated.
As I am pregnant, I am also taking folic acid, a multi vitamin, calcium and iron tablets prescribed by my obstetrician/gynecologist.
Today, two hours after breakfast, my blood sugar was 190 mg/dl [10.5 mmol/L]. My husband recommended that I drink water. I drank almost a liter and, by lunch time, one and a half hours later, my blood sugar had come down to 74 mg/dl [4.1 mmol/L]. Does drinking water help lower blood sugars or is it really a myth?
My baby seems fine and active in the ultrasound so far. I am taking care of my diet, too. I eat something sugar free if I am really craving ice cream or chocolates.
Is my condition serious?
Based on your blood glucose results, I think that you had diabetes before you became pregnant. Typically, gestational diabetes occurs much later in pregnancy than 12 weeks. Your blood sugar values are high because you are not getting enough insulin. I start insulin based on body weight using a ratio of 0.7 units/kg. A person of your weight should be on about 60 units total each day. This is usually divided into two doses. You should check your blood glucose when you first wake up (before eating breakfast), just before lunch, just before dinner and one hour after each meal. Ideally, the fasting blood glucose should be between 70 and 90 mg/dl (3.8 and 5 mmol/L). One hour after a meal, the blood glucose should be less than 130 mg/dl (7.2 mmol/L). Since you had diabetes so early in pregnancy, there are potential risks to the development of the baby. Thus, it is important that you have an ultrasound examination of the baby to look for any evidence of heart defects or spine defects. These are the most common problems. However, most likely, the baby is doing well. It is important to keep your blood glucose values as close as possible to the ranges I noted above to prevent excessive growth of the baby. That could lead to problems with the delivery. It is good that you are taking the extra folate. Drinking water will not lower your blood glucose. Insulin is a growth factor, but you will gain weight from the pregnancy anyway. The extra stimulus from the insulin will not make a difference.
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So, anyone into Funereal/Doomcore metal? If so, check out the latest from Bell Witch. An epic one song album checking in at 83 minutes. Here is a review:
It is on Spotify if you want to give it a spin.
so much new music to post here, so so much. Hard to do when I am driving. Look for a late November huge number of posts of music is you so care.
Did you buy Daniel Cavanagh's Monochrome yet? You should.
A few on heavy rotation:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYOjWnS4cMY - you have probably seen this already.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwW1d_KtkJw - A band that should win a Grammy for best hard rock, but people love Satan though, so it is reserved for Ghost.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TbmPPNQD5s - A Love Song (potty mouth words about 3:40 in).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RH7LA9IAwaE - An incredible 80's pop song from a guy not even born in the 80's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oB4K0scMysc - Freddie Mercury at his finest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8gFMnXumC0 - My friends The Fierce and The Dead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqGerP-TRgQ - My other friends Reformat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1u6w6iYIxnM - Old Fire. Amazing song and album. Interesting video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU9CHbkIwJM - Tangerine Dream
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More from my 10.5 months of absence from this thread:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEY7KsmIC8c - Band named after Phoenix Airport
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uW61ft-oYAY - My friends Godsticks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEYRyXrRgzQ - Bent Knee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtTSA8mr6kQ - Harmony Korine by SW
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_ijc7A5oAc - The 3rd biggest selling record in America this week. Lead by a Satanist named Tobias Forge. Ghost. Yes, Satan has found the top 10 in America. Not that fake Alice Cooper, KISS, Ozzy or other kinda Devil worshipper, a real honest to badness Satanist has hit the tops of the charts in America. Who woulda thunk. I guess when you have Satan as president, anything can happen....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvD3CHA48pA - 40 million people have viewed this video. Let that since in. Baby Metal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wy-W-pYlds - A little Viking music to get that blood flowing...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ePu8zbG7Qg - A song named after everyone's favorite Taco place in Glen Ellyn.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJDS5kVLM9E - The other thing he does when not on the Law & Order set (lots of potty mouthing going on here)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sfYpolGCu8 - Phoebe Bridgers, to bring you back down from the last link.
more soon.
Another from Mark Lapham (Old Fire) off the CD Songs from the Haunted South:
And one more:
Anyone make it through the Heilung or Baby Metal videos yet?
that is a really good tune.


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COBWEB CORNERS: It has always been like that!
By Mel McFarland
I collect postcards and old pictures. It has been interesting over the years tracking down old pictures. Like John Fielder, the Denver photographer, I have looked for old picture locations, mainly from right around here.
As I research a spot, I am often asked "Watcha doin?" I usually show whoever asks the old picture I am checking. I have seen children look at an old scene and say, "It never looked like that." But they never saw it when it did. When I give programs about the area's history, I sometimes hear a bit of disbelief when I show a then- and-now photo. Sometime I even find myself amazed as I locate the modern version of an old picture.
When I read old newspapers, I find mention of this or that and it stirs a memory that often winds up on this page. I still find interesting stories about many of the industries here in Colorado City. We had several breweries, the bottle works, paint factory, brick-making kilns and a plaster works. Many of these were south of Colorado along the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, which ran freight trains west to Colorado City until the 1940s. You may have read my stories, or the one a while back about Clark's gas station.
A hundred years ago the big news was the stove and furnace factory. I checked the old newspapers, and the ads never said where the plant was. The old phone books and directories did not tell either. FINALLY, I found reference to a location. It was on South 23rd at Vermijo. This was near the Rio Grande's Colorado City station. The railroad had several yard tracks that reached a plaster works and a brick kiln in that area. The Conoco bulk plant on 21st was built about that time too. The pictures of the stove factory do not match anything standing in the area now; it may have burned down. That is yet for me to find as I read the old papers.
In my collection, I still have pictures of buildings and hills that look familiar, but I just have not nailed down exactly where they are located. Years ago I put such a picture in one of the Denver papers because I did not know where in Colorado it might be. I got five answers, all different, and went looking. In the end, four were wrong. The one that was right was the fifth on the list to check!


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This is my wife's wet massage story of London.I'm 36 years old, and I was out with my wife one time, and she wanted to go to this spa. well, she persuaded me to go, so we entered. she automatically went to the spa section, but I found that it also had a few massage tables. I figured I'd get a massage for the heck of it, so I went over. someone came over to me and told me to strip to everything but my underwear, so I undressed till I was in my white briefs. She told me to lay down on the table, and just relax. Then she began massaging my muscles on my upper back. Then, she began moving down to my lower back, and she began massaging this one muscle that felt really good. That was when I started feeling pretty warm, and it was spreading all up my chest and down to my legs. I didn't really feel it, so I didn't bother about it and my wife's wet massage story on the other table.
Finally, she was done, and she asks me if there's a spot that I want done again. So I said the specific muscle, and she began massaging it.I knew that my wife should be having the same treatment of wife massage by a young guy on the other table.She asked me for how long, and I just said, 'till whenever,' so she just continued massaging, and I began feeling warm. After about fifteen minutes, she stopped. I asked her why she stopped, and she told me that my briefs were soaking wet and that they were yellow. I got up quickly and looked down, and saw that my whitey-tighties were stained yellow and that I was wet, entirely. I was so embarrassed, I wasn't sure what to do. I didn't ask her because she was about twenty-five, and really hot, so I didn't want to embarrass myself more then I already was. I walked right out of the massage and almost ran to the bathroom. I took off my yellow stained briefs, and washed them, then tried to dry them the best I could. I walked back out, and got my clothes on.
My wife's erotic massage finished and she came out and asked me how it was. I said it went fine. Then, she went and payed for her spa treatment, and she met the woman who gave me the massage. She told her all about my 'accident' and told her right where the muscle was. She laughed. She came over and we walked out. Finally, when we were out on the street, she hit me, right on the spot, and I wet a little, but enough to be noticeable. I'm still going out with her, but she does that to me in school all the time.This was all about me and my wife's wet massage story.


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Mike Chappell, the visionary lawyer and environmentalist who helped breathe life into the Spokane Riverkeeper program, dies suddenly.
The Center for Justice, Gonzaga Law School, and much of the Spokane community are reeling with shock and grief today as word filters out about the passing of Mike Chappell. Mike was stricken Sunday afternoon with an apparent heart attack after playing a round of golf at Indian Canyon Golf Course in west Spokane. He was 44 and leaves behind a wife and two young sons. For the past two years he has headed up the Environmental Law Clinic at Gonzaga Law School, and in that capacity represented the Spokane Riverkeeper, among other clients.
Chappell can be described for the smart, tough lawyer that he was. But these gifts barely begin to define who he was and what he meant to his colleagues, his students, and those who got to know him over the past couple years after he and his wife Cynthia moved here from California. For us, today is mostly about our tears.
His loss comes so suddenly it has been hard for his colleagues to speak about him, and then to adjust to talking about him in the past tense.
"He crafts this, he drives this program," said a subdued and shaken Spokane Riverkeeper Bart Mihailovich. "It's more than just a relationship like the relationship other Waterkeepers have with other law clinics. He helped create this program. It was his vision. I hope to carry this vision with his spirit and in his honor."
"It almost feels like someone sucked all the air out of the room," said Pilar Rodarte, a CFJ and GU law clinic intern who's worked under Chappell's supervision for the past year. "He just touched so many things. I think I was very lucky and got to see it all. I got to see the professor side of him and I got to see him as a community advocate through his work at the Center."
Suffice to say, Chappell's inspiring effect on his students, friends, colleagues and others will run its course for years to come. One thing is certain though. The Spokane Riverkeeper program is very much a part of Mike Chappell's mark on our work and on our community.
As we reported in a feature story, "A Man for All Reasons," two years ago, it was a babysitter with Spokane ties who persuaded Mike and Cynthia to visit Spokane when the couple was looking for an affordable community with good schools in which to raise their children. They were living in the San Francisco area at the time where Mike worked as an attorney for Lawyers for Clean Water. By mere coincidence, Mike Petersen, the executive director the Lands Council in Spokane, called Chappell to try to get information on a waste water contractor. That led to a breakfast gathering during the Chappell's scouting visit to Spokane at which Chappell met Rick Eichstaedt, the Center for Justice's lead water lawyer.
"It was just amazing," Chappell said later about the breakfast. "The meeting set the precedent for how it's gone. We started talking and one of the things I said was that I'd done some research and saw there wasn't a Waterkeeper project in Spokane and I'd really like to see one."
That's just what Eichstaedt and a few others in the Spokane environmental community had begun to think as well. Together, they made it happen, with Chappell moving to Spokane, pitching in to craft the application for the Riverkeeper project, and taking the position as the head of a revived environmental law clinic at Gonzaga.
A large man with a sharp wit and hearty laugh, Chappell was a formidable presence, and not just on water and environmental issues.
"He was just so social," Eichstaedt marvels. "He could just make himself fit into any social situation."
Eichstaedt and Chappell were very close. Their young boys went to the same child care service and, among other things, the two of them taught a class together at Gonzaga. But what Eichstaedt and Mihailovich remain in awe of his how Chappell could use both his intelligence and his social skills to push hard in adversarial circumstances and, yet, also build consensus and shape agreements.
"I always felt better having Mike in the chair next to me," Eichstaedt said this afternoon, his voice struggling to get out the words. "And that's going to be one of the biggest things…"
Among those still in shock this afternoon was Andy Dunau, the director of the Spokane River Forum.
"You can't fake that kind of passion," Dunau said, "and Mike had passion in spades. He brought that passion and a fresh energy to Spokane. He lived it the way he wanted to."
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Zachary Carlsen is the First Tiger, co-founder, and managing editor poobah at Sprudge.com, and a former staff member of Four Barrel Coffee Roasters. The similarly be-titled Jeremy Tooker is the Founder and Dictator for Life at Four Barrel Coffee Roasters. These two industrious young men recently shared a coffee and talked over Tooker's plans for a new, ultra-green neighborhood hub cafe in San Francisco's Portola neighborhood.
It's been busy for Jeremy Tooker and the folks at Four Barrel Coffee. Let's review, shall we? The growing company celebrated its fourth year at their flagship space in San Francisco's Mission District, which recently expanded to include a separate green storage space and offices; they've reopened their back-alley Caledonia Bar; this playful bit of sign banning on Instagram went viral; they've opened a new bakery and cafe on Divisadero, called "The Mill"; they've acquired De La Paz Coffee Roasters, with plans to build-out a uniquely branded DLP cafe in the SOMA neighborhood; and they're about to embark on their most ambitious project yet – a multi-purpose off-the-grid cafe and green space in San Francisco's former Rose District, Portola.
When I set up this interview with Jeremy Tooker, I knew I wanted it as an excuse to visit the Four Barrel space on Valencia. I worked here as a barista for two years until last February, so going back feels like coming home to visit family. I had a Chemex made by Bradley Allen at the front bar space, and we shared it together in cupping bowls. I sat in the back area that overlooks the production area and watched Sarah Bouldin carefully monitor a roast of Ethiopia Wato. It's Saturday afternoon and the whole cafe is full, the line is to the door, and between the three operating bars in the space there are a total of five espresso machines running, four french presses pressing, a Fetco brewing, four V60s dripping, and two Chemexes pouring. This is what a busy cafe looks, sounds, and feels like.
I overheard that Jeremy was planning this new cafe in Portola – this new eco-minded city-funded neighborhood hub – and I wanted to know more. This was our third time missing each other for this interview, because I kept losing Jeremy by mere minutes as he rushed to and from Divisadero.
We finally got together, and over americanos, he talked with me (and recording iPhone) about his wild new plans.
Wait, what's going on?
It's two lawyers. I think it's two lawyers. There's this group that they're calling themselves – they don't really have a full name yet – but they're calling it the San Francisco Greenhouse Project and it's two lawyers and a fireman who are all old college buddies, and we're renting out the office to them, and they're really awesome guys. They're taking over the last vacant greenhouse lot down there in Portola which used to be the Greenhouse District, the Rose District – it was called that because all the roses in the city came from there at one point. They are taking it and restoring it… it's like a nonprofit. And then they started telling us – I was talking with them about how to get the money for it – but I was like "that sounds amazing, this is what I want to do for a completely off the grid coffee shop", and ideas just started spilling out of my head. They're super excited.
What are the plans for the cafe?
The shop's only like 800 square feet, maybe 900 square feet, so the plan is – we're going to open with that, and we're gonna have all the pieces in there, the counter, this could be like a cart setup, and the condiment station, the retail shelving, and the ceiling piece is all going to be done by local fabricators – Luke Bartels, Gialdani, Dave H. of course – and then – the land next to it is what I'm excited about. It's 300 ft by 30 ft and it's owned by Caltrans but they are just going to lease it it to us and we can do whatever we want.
As long as we maintain it – very cool, so I wanna do solar panels, wind power, filtering our own runoff water, compost toilet, oxide bed, the whole sewer – the filtered water will hopefully supply the coffee shop as well as a water bottle station. What I'm really pushing for now is actually making an electric car charging station in the area, like a little cul de sac. I know those rapid charging stations, there's only a handful of those in California – and it takes – rapid charging is misleading compared to gas, it still takes like 15 minutes, which is incredible what you can do in 15 minutes – but it's perfect for our coffee shop because what else are you going to do? You're not going to stand next to your car for 15 minutes.
And you're trying to put a playground in it?
Yeah, the very end of it is for a playground. The neighborhood is super cool and I think this will be a serious event for the neighborhood.
What's the neighborhood like?
It's probably the least known neighborhood in the city. It's like the last neighborhood before you his Daly City. I would say it's middle class, maybe almost lower middle class neighborhood. It's really affordable so a lot of people who live down their own their property, which is why I think there's so much neighborhood pride down there, they're all looking out for each other. All the neighbors are super excited. People ask "oh, when are you guys going to be open?" Every week we get an email or a phone call about it.
Do you have a projected date?
It won't take very long, it'll honestly take only two or three months to get going. All the pieces – it's just very modular – we already ripped out the entire floor, did the plumbing, my contractor just did that on his own dime so he could just have a space to store all of his tools.
It's like a cart setup. It's a garage, so we can only deal with so much because it's a cart. It's very much Hayes Valley style but a little bit more indoor. And we're trying to design this parklet that's going on the other side. So our lane starts adjacent to our building and goes north, south, and next to the freeway and the freeway wall, so a little bit wider than our spot, like 40 feet wide, and down like 6 blocks the neighborhood got a grant from the city to turn it into a small park, with a stream and bridges and the thing, like a Pike park, so we're right at the start of that.
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If there is one thing Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu is known for, besides accommodating the radical right's colonization of the West Bank, it is his frequent use of platitudes about Israel's exceptionalism. Bibi recently flaunted Israel's exceptional stability in a region rocked by mass protests, shortly before Israel itself was hit by large demonstrations. This of course led to a pretty funny and widely popular music video juxtaposing his remarks with scenes of the protests.
The video accumulated 50,000 views in less than two weeks. Even if the domestic situation in Israel were truly prosperous and free of racism and economic inequality (which of course it is not), Bibi's sloganeering about Israeli stability would still be a lie as long as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict raged on. True, Israel is able to carve out periods of calm for itself through oppressive security measures, but the situation remains constantly volatile beneath the surface, and it is only a matter of time before another flurry of violence is triggered.
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It was easy because, on a certain level, it was so fully and instantly what it was. Short bursts of two specific horses, who were real, and who we would use as vehicles to tell the story of a romantic relationship. By the time we were planning the third episode, we knew that we had covered the ground it was natural and sensible to cover, and that if we tried to eke the idea out we would be facing repetitions and diminishing returns and we wouldn't be being true to our characters. There would have been ways to do it but they would not be good ones artistically. If radio paid like television we might have been tempted to bite our artistic tongues and find a way but it doesn't so we didn't. It's similar, in some ways, to how John Finnemore has written about finishing off his brilliant sitcom Cabin Pressure.
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