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Michigan Tech Releases Contents of Two Threatening Notes
April 25, 2008—
In an effort to further the investigation of two threatening notes found on campus, Michigan Technological University is releasing their contents.
A note discovered in the ROTC building April 16 said "I will kill you all," and the note found in the Electrical Energy Resources Center Thursday stated, "Students will pay for sins."
Public Safety, in conjunction with the Michigan State Police, is continuing to investigate both incidents.
Since the second note was found, the University has limited access to the residence halls to residents and building personnel only. After the first note was found, the ROTC building was closed until the end of the semester to all but regular users of its offices and classrooms.
The campus community has been asked to continue normal activities and to report anything out of the ordinary to Public Safety immediately at 906-487-2216 or dial 911.
Michigan Technological University (www.mtu.edu) is a leading public research university developing new technologies and preparing students to create the future for a prosperous and sustainable world. Michigan Tech offers more than 120 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering; forest resources; computing; technology; business; economics; natural, physical and environmental sciences; arts; humanities; and social sciences.


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Volunteers needed to give senior citizens a lift
Ensuring that senior citizens can go grocery shopping, retrieve medications from a pharmacy and make all their medical appointments helps keep the elderly living in their homes longer. To maintain that quality of life some independent seniors just need a lift occasionally.
Mesa County's Support Our Seniors program, called SOS, is in need of volunteer drivers to help get seniors around. Volunteers are reimbursed $.55 a mile. Currently the program has four regular drivers, but about 20 drivers are needed to get the more than 35 seniors around, said Linette Perez of Mesa County's ARCH program, which oversees SOS.
"If we had more drivers, we could do trips to the salon," Perez said. "We've had to really cut back."
The program works around volunteer driving schedules, and drivers are not expected to be able to drive each day. Most volunteers sign up for a day a week, or they make themselves available for a time on weekends, Perez said.
"Most people say I'm already going grocery shopping, I wouldn't mind taking someone with me," she said. "(Seniors) are very grateful to people who take them."
The SOS program has been around for at least a decade, Perez said, and some of the participants are former drivers.
Volunteers must pass a background check.
For more information and to volunteer, call 248-2746.

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If it had let me add the gedcom as it was, I would not have messed up but it would not finish loading until I added some and with me not knowing some of the 1400 or 1500 for certain, then I had to take a chance and hope they were right.....It is not as simple as just loading ....which should be all you have to do but it wasn't.--Elaine52 08:44, 3 January 2010 (EST)
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Thanks for your help....how to i invite family members to this site and is it always this hard to pull up certain family members--Elaine52 09:26, 3 January 2010 (EST)
Also why is it not showing the pictures I have on the tree--Elaine52 09:28, 3 January 2010 (EST)
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Thanks so much for your help. I am sure that in the future I will become familiar with the way it works and not have to ask so many questions.--Elaine52 10:40, 3 January 2010 (EST)
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There are lots of fantastic, determined public school teachers, but education is a process that starts from birth, at home, through every grade, and beyond. And the core of that is the family. The mothers and fathers. And the parents, as stated above, are not doing their jobs. What's more is that, without question, public schools as a whole have failed. The question is why we haven't taken our kids out and began the process to private ownership of schools. Do not take offense in that, it's just a fact that if the public sector takes over anything, it will become dysfunctional.
Of course, imperfect, private schools tend to do better. Homeschooling also. Micromanagement (privatization) is always better long term. You see the out of control kids. You see USA dropping to around 30th in testing and proficiency. It's all there.
As for cursive, private schools and homeschools often choose to teach penmanship. I went to public and private. Pub didn't teach but a couple of workbook pages in one grade year (pub friends confirm) then I transferred to private and grades complete two penmanship workbooks a year until 7th grade. And 2/13 of the private school's grads CHOOSE to write in cursive-- and all can if prompted. The public grads? Nobody knew anyone who did.
Autographs don't have to die out... don't think they will-- it's the fake autos and junk out there that will get autos reg'd by the gov't MLB, MLBPA, or NCAA...etc. As for the extinction of cursive and brains..... ;-)
I could go on and on about public schools, did you ever see "Waiting for "Superman""? That's an eye opener. Anyway as far as autographs go they will always remain. Either the "fake" industry will tear it down or if the day comes that you no longer need a written signature on a check, contract, loan agreement etc.. etc... But I think we are a long way from the day of the electronic signature at least for most signed agreements.
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Eurozone Gets a Boost, Finally
This week's European crisis summit in Brussels has produced an agreement in an effort to mitigate what was looking like an inevitable economic catastrophe, judging by the dire situation in Greece and elsewhere in the eurozone. By Thursday, international markets were registering the results.
Leaders from all 27 European Union nations have finally thrashed out a deal to solve the crisis started by concern over how Greece would cope with its debts.
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Dorothy M. Santi, 86, of Sebring, passed away at her home surrounded by her loving family on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2014. Mrs. Santi was born in Garver's Ferry, Pennsylvania, on Aug. 24, 1928, the daughter of the late David and Thelma Irene (Smith) Hildebrand. Mrs. Santi was the former co-owner of L and R Laundromat and was a member of First Church of God in Alliance, where she taught Sunday school for many years and served on WCOG (Women of the Church of God) and Church Women United. She was also a member of the Family Motor Coach Association, Good Sam Club and the Carnation Sams. But most importantly she enjoyed spending time traveling to watch her grandchildren participate in various sporting events.
Survivors include her daughters, Susan Elaine Johnson of Sebring and Judy (Chris Stitt) Stryffeler of Louisville; two grandchildren, Lisa S. (Jon) Snyder of Daphne, Alabama, and Chad E. (Heather) Johnson of Sebring; six great-grandchildren, Brittany (Adam Stanley) Snyder, Brandi Snyder, Zoie Snyder, Jayden Snyder, Luke Johnson and Lilliane Johnson; and a great-great-grandchild, Griffin Stanley. She is also survived by three sisters, Helen Jean Hamilton, Pat (Dean) Fry and Peggy Goff; a brother, Jacob Hildebrand; and many nieces and nephews. Besides her parents she was preceded in death by her husband, John W. Santi, whom she married on Aug. 24, 1946, and who preceded her in death in 2004; and a brother, Sherman Hildebrand.
A funeral service will be held at Gednetz-Ruzek Funeral Home in Sebring at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 6 until 8 p.m. and the hour prior to the service on Saturday. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park in Beloit. Memorial contributions can be made in Dorothy's honor to First Church of God, 505 N. Lincoln Ave., Alliance, OH 44601. Friends and family may sign the guestbook online at www.grfuneralhome.com. Arrangements are by Gednetz-Ruzek Funeral Home, Sebring, OH, 330-938-2526. (9-4-14)


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Whether you like to relax on the beach, sit by the pool listening to the sound of the waves or admiring the beautiful sunset while sipping a glass of wine this is the place for you.
The Corcega Beach vacation rental is conveniently located on the ground floor, within steps of the swimming pool, the beach area, the gazebo and pool deck area. Located in a secure, gated condominium known as Victoria del Mar in Corcega Beach, Rincon's best swimming beach known for it's miles of clear blue swimming waters.
The apartment sleeps 7 comfortably with a maximum of 5 adults. It has two large bedrooms with air conditioning and plenty of closet space. The master bedroom has a private bath and a queen size bed. The second room has a full size bunk beds, also there are two very comfortable high quality full size futons in the living room.
The kitchen is newly remodeled and fully equipped with granite counter tops, side by side refrigerator with filtered ice maker and water dispenser, wine refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, regular and espresso coffee maker, electric grill, bagels size toaster, pots, pans, and condiments. There is a flat screen HDTV in the living room, a wall mounted HDTV in the master room with premium cable service with over 150 channels. Also for entertainment we have lots of card and board games.
Rincon, a small friendly town worldwide recognized for its beautiful sunsets, whale watching, surfing and miles of clear blue swimming beaches where you can engage in most water sports while relaxing or dinning at the numerous outdoor pubs and restaurants where you can have a delicious meal while enjoying the sea breeze and ambiance.
We love to welcome you to our second home. This is also our family getaway and we have made everything possible for it to be as comfortable, relaxing and enjoyable as it's for us.
Sorry, no pets allowed and smoking is not allowed inside the apartment.
We liked the ground floor access. Two bathrooms was very appreciated! The beach is small and private. Easy access to everything. We really enjoyed our stay.
Great location with easy beach access. Many amenities including beach supplies. Wii and media dock were not in working condition but everything else was good to go.
My family (2 adults and two boys (14&10) stayed in this wonderful apartment and I couldn't have been happier.
We arrived in Rincon at 7:00pm and were met immediately with the keys. After a quick walk through we were delighted to find that there were literally miles of uncrowded beach within 200 steps from our back door.
The apartment is located in a perfect spot. It is off the main road by a couple of blocks but everything we did was no more than a 15 minute drive away. There is a great bakery (EC Bakery) very close, a small market for quick stops (beer) and an Econo supermarket less than a 5 minute drive away (be careful of local drivers).
For our family the apartment was the perfect set up. The extra bathroom was a blessing, the bunk beds were perfect for the boys and there are even two futons in the front room if you need extra space. The laundry facilities were a great convenience as well. The apartment was very clean, well stocked with the essentials and stayed surprisingly cool. I will echo a previous review in that it would be nice to have an extra set of keys (especially for the beach gate) but it would be a convenience, certainly not a necessity.
My favorite thing about the apartment was the flexibility it gave us that allowed us to just relax. If the boys wanted to snorkel or swim they could. If they got tired of the salt and sand they could swim. It was perfect.
Speaking of swimming and snorkeling... We were there in June so the ocean was pretty tame. The beaches that surround the apartment are very soft sand beaches that gently slope away and don't get deep for quite awhile. While the water was a bit "murky" it was just fine for snorkeling beginners and kids. There is a rock/coral shelf about 30 yards off the beach and we saw lots of fish, some really big tarpon and there was a school of sardines there the whole time (literally thousands of fish that we swam right through). Lots of shells and sea glass to find too. One thing to be careful of is the bees. They aren't everywhere but they are vicious so beware.
We really enjoyed dinner at the Rincon Brew Company and the Shipwreck Bar and Grill. Los Pescadores is a must. Avoid the Harbor Restaurant, great view... below average food. The EC Bakery was wonderful.
Steps Beach. We saw a couple of turtles. Be aware that the bottom is covered with sea urchins so watch where you get in.
Rincon Surf School was great. Ask around about the local waterfalls.
Thanks Luis!
We had a rough start getting to Ricon(a blizzard hit NY) but once we were there we forgot that we had been shoveling close to 3' of snow 12 hours prior to reaching paradise. The condo was very nice and in a great location, we loved trying all the different food trucks for lunch and restaurants for dinner. Our daughters loved the fact that the pool was just steps away as well as the beach....being in the condo was like being at home and with two young children this is important! Definitely would stay again and hopefully we will return soon.
Nice location, beautiful sunsets, pool. Could use two sets of keys. Chickens were loud, starting very early in the morning, otherwise enjoyed location.
Very clean modern upgrades and equipped apartment for a fun week in Rincon. You won't regret choosing this rental.
Rincon is a coastal town in the West Coast of Puerto Rico about 18 miles from the Rafael Hernandez International Airport (BQN) in Aguadilla. It's known worldwide for big waves on the north side of town for surfing and for its 8 miles long seashore of clear, blue, swimming waters on the south side of town. Rincon is also known for whale watching, beautiful sunsets and great variety of restaurants.
While at Rincon you can engage in practically all kinds of water sports such as surfing, Water skiing, deep sea fishing, Banana Boat rides, Kayaking, Jet-Skis and Stand-up Paddle Boards. You can Snorkel or Scuba dive nearby Desecheo an inlet with a museum type of marine life, beautiful corals, a large variety of colorful tropical fish, turtles, lobsters and sometimes dolphins.
Other activities include golfing at Punta Borinquen Golf Club, a public golf course located at the top of the north-west corner of the island, where the Atlantic ocean meet the Caribbean Sea with spectacular sea views. Las Cascadas, a water park in Aguadilla usually open early spring to late fall. La Parguera Bioluminescent Bay, the luminescent effect in the bay is the result of a permanent population of tiny micro-organisms called Dinoflagellates. These animals produce a chemical spark of light when disturbed in the water. They can produce striking effects of green and white sparkles that can only be seen at night. The Aguadilla Ice skating Arena. The Aguadilla Bowling Center. The Mayaguez Zoo, the largest zoo in Puerto Rico with more than 350 species of birds, mammals and reptiles on display.
Also nearby Rincon you can find Casinos, at the Mayaguez Resort and Casino and the Marriott Courtyard Casino in Aguadilla. Shopping Malls including the Mayaguez Mall with stores like JC Penneys, Sears, Marshall and Wall Mart. Western Plaza Mall, with Sams Club, Big K, Home Depot and many small outlet type stores and the Aguadilla Mall. Movie theaters at Caribbean Cinemas at the Western Plaza mall and the Aguadilla Movie theaters located at the Aguadilla Shopping Mall. All of these located within 30 minutes or less from Rincon.
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2013 has been a rather special year for music. We've seen releases from a number of big names, including the likes of Daft Punk, who hadn't dropped a new LP in years, Jay Z, who reshaped the game with his #NewRules, and Justin Timberlake, dropping two stunning new albums. Not a bad year, solely based off those three along, however 2013 also saw new material from the likes of Kanye West who dropped Yeezus, the Arctic Monkeys, Lady Gaga, Eminem, Drake, Robin Thicke, Janelle Monae, and the biggest surprise of the year, Beyonce.
Well we've made our way through the year, and since today is the final day of the 2013 year, we decided to give you our Top 20 Albums of 2013. While it was rather tough eliminating the list down to just 20, these albums definitely had us rocking all year-long. Check out the list below, and the order, and let us know what you think after the jump. Love it? Hate it? Tell us!
1. Daft Punk – Random Access Memories
2. Major Lazer – Free The Universe
3. Jay Z – Magna Carta Holy Grail
4. Pusha T – My Name Is My Name
5. Kanye West – Yeezus
6. Haim – Days Are Gone
7. Justin Timberlake – The 20/20 Experience (The Complete Experience)
8. Arctic Monkeys – AM
9.Drake – Nothing Was The Same
10. Beyonce – Beyonce
11. Eminem – Marshall Mathers LP 2
12. Tech N9ne – Something Else
13. A$AP Rocky – Long.Live.A$AP
14. Lorde – Pure Heroine
15. Ace Hood – Trials & Tribulations
16. The Neighbourhood – I Love You.
17. Wale – The Gifted
18. Lady Gaga – ARTPOP
19. Janelle Monae – Electric Lady
20. Robin Thicke – Blurred Lines
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H.D. Rollins, Jr., age 93, passed away Dec. 10, 2013.
He was born in Lonoke August 21, 1920.
He served in the armed forces from 1942 to 1946. He toured overseas and received his Victory Ribbon, American Theatre Ribbon, European African Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon and Good Conduct Ribbon. He was a farmer and was self-employed for years.
He was a member of Caney Creek Baptist Church and a lifetime member of the American Legion.
He was preceded in death by his parents Huet Sr. and Donnis Rollins of England, Ark.; wife, Donnie Mae Rollins; son, John Larry Rollins, both of Lonoke; and nine siblings.
Survivors include a brother Byron Rollins of Kansas City; daughter-in-law, Nancy Rollins (Darrah) White; grandson, John Bradley Rollins; granddaughter, Michelle Rollins (Brook) Knox; and two great-grandchildren, Brayden Knox and Logan Knox, all of Lonoke.
Visitation was from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12 at Boyd Funeral Home, Lonoke. Graveside Services were held at 11:00 a.m. Friday at Lonoke Cemetery.
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- With their meaty texture, mild brine and vivid hue, Castelvetranos have become this year's olive of choice. — San Francisco Chronicle
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Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes
Review by ChrisR07
"It's still got it"
Back in 1987, a little game called Metal Gear was released in the United States. In it, you were supposed to sneak past guards instead of run through with guns blazing, ala Contra. This was revolutionary, and the game received critical acclaim. Then, around 11 years later, the third game in the Metal Gear series was released. It was called Metal Gear Solid. It, like the original, made you focus on stealth more than blasting through stuff, though you COULD do either if you wanted to. Like its predecessor, it was met with critical acclaim and was labeled as the father of all stealth games. So, now a little bit six years later, Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes, a remake of a perfect game, is released. How does it stack up to the original? Well, lets see shall we.
Story: 10
The story was kept intact, and had little changes to the dialogue, which you probably won't notice unless you pay extremely close attention. But, for all you who have not played the game, I shall say that the story is wonderful, filled with tense moments, plot twists, betrayals, and cool moments to boot. Basically, it involves the legendary soldier, Solid Snake, infiltrating a secret nuclear weapons storage facility, which was recently taken over by terrorists. Solid Snake's mission is to rescue two hostages and see if the terrorists actually have the ability to launch a nuke. If they do, he must stop them with whatever means necessary. I loved the story then, and I love the story now. 10 for j00!
Graphics: 10
The graphics can be divided into two categories:
Cinematics- The cinematics are wonderful! They are incredible! They have a few flaws here and there, but they are small enough so it doesn't damage the score. The game uses the MGS2 graphics engine, and it looks wonderful. I also noticed that the game's graphics look similar to Eternal Darkness's graphics...I might be the only one who thinks so...Anyways, in my opinion, they are pretty damn good, and for that, zee 10 it gets.
In Game Graphics- The in game graphics, like the cinematics, look fantastic. Again, flaws here and there, but not enough to take off points. Sure, it's no Splinter Cell, but its good enough for me. However, the thing which REALLY impressed me was the game's outdoor areas with the snow. It just looked SO good. That really impressed me. So, j00 get yourself a 10!
Sound: 9
The sound is divided into categories, like the graphics:
Music- The music in the original game was fantastic, so I was a bit worried when I heard that they were redoing the soundtrack. Boy, I was wrong. The music is VERY good, and when the soundtrack comes out I defiantly plan on getting it. I do prefer the songs in the original, but this is still good. Zee magical 10 it gets.
Voices- Like MGS and MGS2, the voice acting is top notch. However, I did notice that a lot of the emotion from their previous performances was missing this time around. Also, some of the accents which some of the characters had (Naomi and Mei Ling come to mind) don't have them any more, and Naomi REALLY sounds bored this time around...No emotion from her what so ever. So, it receives a 9.
Sound Effects- The sound effects in this game are good, but really have nothing on the sound effects on MGS and MGS2...I really was not fond of the tapping on walls, and several other sounds. They are good, but meh...8 for it.
Gameplay: 9.3
For me, this category can make or break a game, and I divide it into 4 categories.
Camera- I didn't have ANY problem with the camera. Like MGS and MGS2, it's PERFECT! 10 for it.
Control- Sadly, the control is not perfect. Its good, but unlike MGS and MGS2 where you can easily master the controls within 30 seconds to a few minutes, its not the same here...I found it took me a bit longer than usual to master them, and I wasn't too fond of using the joy stick with the PSG1...It was to sensitive, and I found it a bit hard to aim with. Still, once you master the controls, you find it easy to perform the many tasks the game gives you. And it is fun running around Shadow Mosses using MGS2's abilities. But for its flaws, it gets a 9.
Difficulty/AI- Hmm...Perhaps the reason why I found Normal mode and Hard mode so easy was that I mastered MGS2. But, at least Extreme is giving me a hard time. Seriously though, I wish they made the game harder on some levels, or even included MGS2:S's European Extreme to add a bit more spice to things. 8 for it.
Fun Factor- Really, this is hands down for me: ITS FUN. I always found the MGS series fun, and unless they beat the game with a bat millions of times, then I probably will find the game very fun. But, you may not find it fun (Depends on if you like stealth or not, and other aspects as well). So, I give it a 10.
Replay: 10
On this aspect, it's all a matter of opinion. Personally, I enjoy playing the game so much, that I don't mind playing it multiple times (At the moment, I'm on my 5th run through the game). However, you, the reader, might not enjoy playing the game over and over and over again for no reason. However, I do. So, I give it a 10.
Bonus Features: 10
This subject it seems is very touchy. A lot of people have been complaining that there aren't VR missions, and there aren't many new things to do. However, I was very satisfied with this game's unlockables: 4 demo reels (1 normal Meryl, 1 normal Otacon, 1 Meryl with new costumes, 1 Otacon with new costumes), Stealth, Bandana, Dog Tags, countless Easter eggs, Boss Survival Mode, Tuxedo Snake/Crimson Ninja/Sneaking Suit Meryl...I was pleased. However, you might not be. If you looking for COUNTLESS bonus features and extras, then this game might not be for you. If you just want the game, then it's probably for you. Since I play the game for the game, I give it a 10.
Overall: 9.7 (Round it to 10)
I overall was very satisfied with this game. You might be, or you might not be. I think MGS fans will love it, though may be disappointed with a few of its features, and I think people new to the series will love this game. I could be wrong, but meh. I loved it, so it gets a 10 in my book. Not as good as the original (Original was perfect), but still incredible.
Worth $40?:
I thought so, however you might not. I got what I paid for, and was happy with it.
Buy or Rent?:
For diehard MGS fans, I'd defiantly say buy. You probably won't be disappointed unless you want tons of extra features. For people new to the series, I'd say rent it. You might like it, or you might not like it. For people who hated MGS and MGS2, you'll probably not like this. I did, and I'm glad I bought it when it came out.
Reviewer's Rating: 5.0 - Flawless
Originally Posted: 03/21/04
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Former Tarpon Springs Commission Candidate Tommy Frain scolded parents and students Saturday for the slew of derogatory comments on social media toward the 15-year-old girl who accused Jared Alissandratos of rape.
Frain wrote on the Patch.com website that "most of these students probably do not know the circumstances of the case, or have even heard of rape culture, but they are exemplifying it to the tee. This 15-year-old (victim) will never be able to go back to Tarpon Springs High School, or ever forget about this experience."
He called the "backlash against the victim" "horrible and saddening."


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New Year's Safety Tips
The New Year holiday is an incredibly hectic time of the year. People are traveling, celebrating and partying to ring in the New Year.
Motorists often forget how dangerous it can be around this time of year with reckless and drunk driving.
New Year's Auto Accident Statistics
- On New Year's Day in 2009, 468 people were killed in car accidents in the United States. 40% of the deaths were a result of alcohol-impaired driving.
- Between 2005 and 2009, at least 400 people were killed each year on New Year's Day. 38-42% of these deaths are caused by alcohol impaired driving.
- Between 2007 and 2011 (during the New Year holiday) an estimated 42% of traffic fatalities were the result of drinking and driving.
- This year, AAA estimates that during the end-of-year holiday travel period, nearly 27,900 Americans will be seriously injured in auto accidents, and more than 250 will die.
Important Safety Tips
The following safety tips were provided by Consumer Reports:
- Always have a designated driver. If you plan on traveling to a party, make sure you have a sober driver to be responsible for taking everyone home safely.
- Drop your keys. If you don't have a designated driver, give someone your keys so you aren't tempted to get into the car after drinking.
- Use public transportation. Most cities with public transportation systems will have more buses and trains running on New Year's Eve to help party-goers get home safely.
- Walking isn't safer! Your mind is still impaired after drinking to walk, and therefore it's still dangerous. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the first day of the New Year has the highest amount of pedestrians killed than any other day of the year. Make sure you wear visible clothing and walk in a group if you must walk, so that drivers can see you.
- Coffee will not make you sober. Stay put until you recover and are completely sober again when you drive.
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Fighting a Cold, the Old Way
It started as a pesky cold -- not surprising given the winter season, two back-to-back cross-country trips, little sleep and mingling with hundreds of people.
But then the chills, aches and dry hacking began. Any illusions of toughing it out in the office were shattered when a colleague wandered over to ask if I had been tested for whooping cough. (A booster shot last year eliminated the chance that might be the culprit.)
Clearly we -- yes, my husband was sick, too -- needed relief.
Science can do a lot these days. Curing the common cold is not yet on its list of accomplishments. That doesn't stop Americans, however, from shelling out billions of dollars annually to try to relieve runny noses, sneezes, blocked nasal passages and coughs.
There's growing concern that these products are not only ineffective but sometimes dangerous, especially for the young: About 7,000 children wind up in emergency rooms yearly from taking products for colds, according to a new report published the journal Pediatrics. In January, the Food and Drug Administration urged parents not to give these products to children younger than 2. The FDA is considering whether to further expand that restriction.
Interviews with cold experts through the years have taught me that decongestant sprays work for nasal congestion, provided they are limited to two days or less of use. Acetaminophen, aspirin and ibuprofen can help control fever, headache and joint pain. But it was the gut-wrenching cough that really sidelined us.
Hot, steamy showers helped. But who can spend the day under running water? Same goes for standing over a pot of steam. Even our doctor agreed there wasn't much effective to offer besides rest.
So I wondered what remedies had soothed our ancestors long before the advent of dextromethorphan, an antitussive, or cough suppressant, found in many over-the-counter products. Constance Carter and her colleagues at the Library of Congress kindly provided a dozen sources for concoctions used by Native Americans, herbalists and others. My favorite: "The American Frugal Housewife," written by a "Mrs. Child" in 1835 and dedicated to those "who are not ashamed of economy."
What did our predecessors use? Some things that aren't remotely appealing, such as a few drops of skunk oil on the chest (not a chance -- even if I knew where to find it!). There were also several topical concoctions involving turpentine (nope!) and plenty of mustard plasters (made with powdered mustard and a cloth placed on the chest.) Okay, so perhaps coughing is not so bad after all.
In 1904, Emily Holt, author of the "Complete Housekeeper," recommended eating Indian turnip root ("hotter than fire, but healing") for "urgent" cases or adding it to an elixir of maple syrup and brandy.
That sounded similar to a remedy my father sometimes whipped up for us as kids: bourbon, honey and a little lemon. (If you're tempted to try this, don't give honey to children 2 or younger because of botulism concerns; also, alcohol is not recommended for children.)
My father's remedy still works temporarily. He laughed knowingly when I told him. So does the hot toddy my husband made with tea, freshly squeezed orange and lemon juice, bourbon and honey.


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Commercial Point Mulls Permanently Handing Over Police Duties To Pickaway County
A temporary arrangement to help a central Ohio village with a dwindling police force could soon become permanent fix. It's taking place in the Village of Commercial Point, which has a population of 1,582.
On Monday night, the village will consider abolishing its police department and give the Pickaway County Sheriff's Office jurisdiction.
The Village of Commercial Point is small, quaint and home for Robert Schooley, who has lived there all of his life.
Schooley says for as long as he can remember, the village has had its own police department and their presence makes a difference. "Without that they can speed through town and do whatever they want.
But now, it's a department of one.
Village officials say the police chief is the only available officer for duty. In response, it has entered into a contract with the Pickaway County Sheriff's office to have deputies assist the chief with patrols.
Some people who live there say, so far, that has worked.
"Most of the time, it is a quiet neighborhood, but every now and then things happen," says Commercial Point resident Paul Childers.
The Village Attorney says after crunching the numbers, it made financial sense to have the Sheriff's Office patrol the village permanently.
It is a sign of the times for some in the village.
"I think a lot of police are doing that and I think for a town this size to have a full time police service is pretty expensive," Childers explains.
But Schooley says its a bad move for the place he calls home. "We need the protection here in town. We need somebody patrolling our streets."
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9 DUI's in One Night
Sergeant John Weber with the Missoula Police Department told me there were 9…count 'em…9 DUI arrests between 9 pm Thursday night at 4:30 Friday morning. One of those DUI's resulted in a traffic accident where an alleged drunk driver t-boned another car.
Thankfully, no one was killed or seriously injured. Weber remarked 'that's just Missoula, I guess. At least we're getting the drunks off the road'. My question is…why were the drunks on the road in the first place? What is wrong with this city?!!? Is there some kind of collective madness that says 'I won't get caught…I won't kill or hurt anyone..I just need to get home!' Please…please, get a designated driver, or better yet…stop drinking!!!!! Is it really that much fun? Just ask Sergeant John Weber.
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What makes this movie delightful is the ability of the direction and live actors to capture the essence of the animated action found in the original cartoon series. A number of the scenes appear to be lifted straight out of the cartoon series like where Scooby Doo and Shaggy are prowling around in a house and you find them carrying each other just as in the cartoon version. There are a number of such scenes that really hit the animated button and is a treat to actually see it transferred onto the large screen with real actors. Though not perfect, this movie has its obvious flaws where some scenes are so overboard that it detracts from the flow of the movie and in some places it drags abit. But overall, the tone, flavor of the movie, even the flairs of emotional drama and simple moral and juvenile dilemmas that the cast face about being a nerd, being cool, being loved add an enhanced quality to this movie targeted towards children (except for the obnoxious product placement at the beginning of the movie). Seven out of ten stars.
After the disappointing effort of the first Scooby-Doo film I wasn't
much enthusiastic about this "Monsters Unleashed". But to tell the
truth this film handled the characters better and the climax more
interesting, at least in terms of the identity of the villain. It
remained true to the original cartoon storyline in the sense that the
character of the villain appeared earlier in the film. The dialogues
also got better, though abandoning thick sense of humor was impossible.
It failed to develop enough chemistry between the members of the gang,
which is in fact faithful to the cartoon where in my opinion the
characters are quite one-dimensional.
The CGI of Scooby himself has improved only slightly. The monsters could have been designed better, although there are touches of nice imagination e.g. the candy floss monster. The most irritating parts were unnecessary hip-hop dance sequences. Besides such points, Scooby Doo 2 deserves more praise than its prequel.
It's Friday afternoon, and you and your buds are trying to decide on a
movie. "How about Scooby-Doo 2? Should we check it out?" Good question.
Allow me to point out a few things that might help you make up your
1. The word "Scooby" is in the title. 2. The word "Doo" is in the title. 3. The action takes place in a city called "Coolsville." 4. The local museum is called the "Coolsonian." 5. The phrase "Doo the fright thing" appears on the poster.
Got the picture? If so, then you should realize that this is NOT a movie that guys should see alone together. However, would it be all right to see with your significant other? Ask yourself the following questions:
1. Did I watch *and* enjoy the original Scooby TV series?
2. Did I watch *and* enjoy the first Scooby movie?
If you answered "no" to both of those questions, then it should not shock you into a heart attack to hear that you might not enjoy this Scooby sequel.
Yes, some of the jokes are pretty silly. And OK, there's enough cheese for more than a couple of Ritz crackers. And I'll admit, the inspirational "You are a hero" speeches are pretty painful. And while the CGI isn't going to make George Lucas' beard quiver, I still thought it was cool. I can't give "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" a whole-hearted recommendation, but it's great fun for the kids, and if you still find humor in the cartoon then you just might find yourself enjoying this live-action version. Just don't expect *too* much.
P.S. Aren't you glad I didn't say not to expect *doo* much?? BWAHAHAHAHA! I'm sorry. I officially apologize for that. It won't happen again.
Rating: 2 1/2 (out of 5)
Live action update of Hanna-Barbara's early 70s animated TV series with
lots of entertainment and amusement . The film concerns about our
friends ¨the Mystery Inc.¨ group with Scooby Doo , Shaggy ( Matthew
Lillard ) and the remaining group (Sara Michelle Gellar , Freddie
Prince Jr, Linda Cardellini )and takes place an eerie museum of
criminology where are robbed some stuffed monsters for nefarious
purposes . Meanwhile , Daphne falls in love with the museum curator
(Seth Greene). The equipment members are going out to investigate with
its van towards a dark mansion , whose owner is a suspect old man
(Peter Boyle) . A reporter(Alicia Silverstone) accuses them as
responsible a robbery . The Mystery Inc soon realize that they cannot
resolve this case without help from each other .
In the picture there are comedy, tongue-in-cheek , slapstick , humorous moments , mild diversion and is pretty amusing . All are given a preteen treatment which means no gore and no bad language just some old-fashioned sympathetic scares ; being funny watching humans meld into the CG characters . However , it contains bad taste when takes place a contest about fart jokes between Shaggy and Scooby . Of course , coward Scooby steals the spectacle as food-obsessed canine anti-hero with its grimace , faces and gesture . Many gags are good however the tale sometimes drags . Special mention to gags as the tournament between Fredd ( Freddie Prince) and the monsters , besides those intervening Shaggy-Scooby , they make a likable and superb comic couple . There appears even an electrifying monster similar to ¨Forbidden planet¨ film monster . Movie combines live action with computer generator animation on Scooby Doo creation , special effects are well done . The motion picture is regularly directed by Raja Gosnell who also realized the original . Kiddies may find the corny , flat humor as bemusing , but most adults will be disappointed , exception the fans the classic cartoon series created by Hanna Barbera . It is clearly aimed at the junior audience . Protagonists' antics might provide the silly smiles , but this cartoonist physical comedy is mostly ineffective . Rating : average but entertaining with lots of fun and as amused as the first , and it will be best appreciated by preteen enthusiasts of the cartoon movies .
I had seen the first movie and didn't liked it at all. Still I decided
to go and give this movie a chance, to see if they had improvement
anything. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that they actually
did. The story is better and more interesting and the monsters and
CGI-effects in general are more convincing looking. The humor has also
been improved and this movie actually does have some entertaining and
funny moments in it.
Not only the story itself has been improved but also the storytelling. The pace is good and the characters work better for this movie. Also the actors seemed more at ease in their roles. Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar certainly improved their acting compared to the first movie. Still best parts are played by Matthew Lillard and the perfectly cast Linda Cardellini. Plus of the movie is that it also has actors Alicia Silverstone, Tim Blake Nelson and Seth Green in it.
The monsters are enjoyable and are good looking. There still are some 'fake' moments but on the other hand there also are some truly spectacular looking sequences involving monsters. The character of Scooby-Doo himself is also looking more convincingly this time.
It's not really a memorable or great movie but it is simple good entertainment to watch.
Mystery Inc. are back and quickly in all sorts of trouble when some
dastardly villain steals a load of costumes worn by their old enemies
and sets about recreating them into the monsters they once were. As the
public turn on them, and they turn on each other, it becomes
increasingly difficult to stay focused on the task at hand and solve
this latest mystery.
No doubt, many went along with their kids to see this movie with heavy hearts. The first cinematic outing for Scooby and the gang was just above average, the effects were decidedly varied in quality and there was far too much time given to moments of puerile humour (yes, kids do like the odd fart gag but there are better ways they can be done). The pleasant surprise is that not only is this movie entertaining enough to keep you amused while the kids are happy but it's also better than it's predecessor.
One of the main strengths, as in the first film, is the casting. Freddie Prinze Jr. is great as a rather vain Fred, Sarah Michelle Gellar is spot-on as Daphne, Linda Cardellini is great as Velma and Matthew Lillard is about as Shaggy-tastic as a real life counterpart of Shaggy could be. Scooby Doo is portrayed by CGI but that's smoother and better this time around so the leads are all pretty much perfect. Round the cast out with the likes of Peter Boyle, Tim Blake Nelson, Alicia Silverstone and Seth Green and it makes for a good crowd you don't mind hanging out with for the 90-odd minutes.
The next major strength here is the plot: simple and yet with enough Scooby Doo mystery moments, it allows everyone to enjoy the proceedings while especially rewarding fans with appearances from some fondly remembered baddies. If this had all been thought out and prepped for the first movie then a lot of disappointment could have been spared.
Mixing fun, wacky moments (mainly featuring Shaggy and Scooby who, let's face it, everyone wants to watch anyway) with some fun one-liners (my personal favourite exchange is between Shaggy and Velma: "This is tied for the most terrifying day of my life!". . . "Tied with what?" . . . "Every other freaking day of my life!") and some decent thrills pitched just right for the target audience provides a fun family movie that's not too painful for the adults who may have wanted to spend their time elsewhere. Yes, there are a couple of fart gags thrown in again but they're actually quite funny this time around which just highlights how off-target the first film managed to be.
See this if you liked: "Scooby-Doo", Underdog, Paws.
The original Scooby Doo was bad. It couldn't decide if it was a straight live action version or a parody of Scooby Doo. That movie had an obnoxious tone to it. The sequel, however, is better. The action seems to be moving faster than the original. There are no fewer than three of the famous foot chases that Scooby Doo is famous for. The movie doesn't make a lot of sense, but it is going too fast for anybody to notice. The actors seem more comfortable in their roles this time around, especially Freddie Prinze, Jr. as Fred. Prinze was incredibly smug in the first movie. This time he seems to have dialed it down more. The actors are performing more as a team this time. These are people who like each other in this movie and not as five individuals. This is not a great movie, with unnecessary amounts of grotesque humor. Alicia Silverstone is wasted in a minor role. Overall, get a free ticket if you can to see in a theatre or rent it on video. 6/10
This movie was a funny look back at all the episodes of Scooby-Doo. I
thought that putting all the evil characters from their other mysteries
was brilliant. In this movie Daphne is much smarter. Sure she has a few
stupid moments, but overall she has intelligence and wit. Sarah
Michelle Gellar did a wonderful performance as this character. Shaggy
and Scooby were of course you're regular brainless heroes who somehow
end up saving the day. Mathew Lillard was exceptionally well in playing
his role, and didn't overact. Velma,(Linda Cardellini) was still the
same old Velma. Linda Cardellini fit the role expected of her and made
the movie well rounded. Freddie Prinze Jr.(Fred) made his character
less Narcesistic as he was before. Fred is still the committed leader
who loves his admirers and especially Daphne.
My rating on this movie is a 10 because it was like watching a cartoon episode of Scooby-doo, only being a motion picture. The characters were funny, and the actors did an amazing job as portraying them.
*** This review may contain spoilers ***
For the first film, I was a little disappointed. Mostly because the
plot was a bit out of whack, the characters were nothing like their
cartoon counterparts and the ending revelations were silly. I found the
second film on DVD and decided to buy it. I watched it and loved it.
The second film is a great deal better than the first film and more faithful to the cartoons, in fact, that's what it feels like - watching a feature length live-action episode of the show. The actors portrayals of Mystery Inc. have greatly improved and they seem more comfortable in their roles. The sets, stunts and special effects (a phrase taken from the bonus features on the DVD) were all well put together, adding to the fun.
Monsters Unleashed involves Mystery Inc. in their hometown of Coolsville, attending the opening of the Coolsonian Criminology Museum, where the costumes of monsters the gang faced in the cartoon are on display. However, the Evil Masked Figure attacks, stealing the costumes and transforming them into realistic-looking monsters who all seek revenge on Mystery Inc. However to make matters worse, a trash-talking news reporter Heather Jasper Howe berates the gang and turns the city against them. Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby Doo must fight and run for survival and regain the confidence of Coolsville.
The portrayal of Fred and Daphne are greatly improved and a lot more funnier than in the first film where they were greatly out of character. Velma is generally the same as before, but the presence of a romantic interest for her is a new side to her. As for Shaggy and Scooby, they are hilarious and really emotional.
It was really great to see a lot of references to the classic shows. The monsters are all accurate to their cartoon versions with some changes to make them look realistic. Among the monsters are the ghostly Black Knight, the electrifying 10,000 Volt Ghost, the vicious Pterodactyl Ghost who steals the monster costumes, the comical duo of the Skeleton Men, Captain Cutler who is a deceased deep sea diver with a glowing helmet, gargantuan fire-breathing Miner 49er, boggle-eyed Zombie who covers an unfortunate news reporter in slime, the massive blob that is the Tar Monster, and the Cotton Candy Glob who meets his end by Shaggy and Scooby's stomachs. Other monster costumes appear, heavily similar to their cartoons forms.
I recommend this film is anyone who likes Scooby Doo as it is really fun and enjoyable. Although there are some swear words used, a couple of scary images (and disturbing ones too), and Scooby Doo wearing an afro and dancing for a little while, this film is colourful and memorable experience to watch.
This was a lot of fun, another great version of the old cartoon favorite. I really enjoy how much work is put into these adaptations of cartoons. Matthew Lillard as Shaggy is as always a favorite of mine, but, in this particular movie, Velma was just about as good. Plus as an added bonus, she actually looked hot for the first time. It was also good to see Seth Green in a very different role than in his previous works. Hats off to Sarah Michelle Gellar for another great performance as Daphne. I also enjoyed seeing Peter Boyle, who of course was in Young Frankenstein as the monster. He always works in these types of films. I give this film a 7 out of 10. See this at any price!
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I have just posted the third and final part of my Minecraft server tour. It feels good to be recording videos again. I have some plans for up coming videos as well including a lets play of Metal Gear Rising which I'm still editing, a series of Voltz Minecraft tutorials and some vanilla Minecraft goodness as well.
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The plan to split the company into four separate labels was announced in June, but was official approved by EA's board of directors at the start of this week, according to MCV sister site Develop.
As reported on the cover of today's MCV, the company has confirmed that jobs were to go at a number of its studios, although at the time a spokesperson called them "small and somewhat routine" and resulting from the finishing of certain titles.
Over the next two years, EA expects the restructuring the mean the closure of "certain facilities" including the Chertsey base which until last year hosted the UK studio (which has since moved to Guildford).
EA also said the changes also meant "relocating and/or eliminating certain job positions" and incurring costs from resulting contract fulfilment/payment or IT and consultancy overseeing the restructure.
The news came as part of EA's Q2 financials, in which the company reported a lost of $195m. Net revenue was down 18 per cent on the same period last year to $640m, down 18 per cent from the prior year. Gross profit was counted at $245 million, down 45 per cent year on year.
During a conference call to investors after the financial report was published, Riccitiello confirmed that around 350 people would lose their jobs as part of the latest restructuring.


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St John Color Me Wicked 5K & Monster Mile
St. John School
Sat 10/26/2013
1 Mile, 5K
Did we mention this race is a COLOR RUN??? Come out and join St. John School on Saturday, October 26th, 2013 for a colorful time!!! Less about your per-minute-mile and more about having the time of your life, participants will be doused from head to toe in different colors at each kilometer. Only two rules to follow: Wear white at the starting line Finish plastered in color!!!! Come for the run and then stay for the Halloween Carnival immediately following the race. Event schedule and timesRegistration – 7:00am Color Me Wicked 5K Run/Walk – 8:00am Monster Mile – 9:00am Tot Trot – 9:15am AWARDS: 5K - Overall & Masters M & F / Top 2 M & F in 15 age groups. 1 Mile - Overall M & F Under Age 13 / Top 2 M & F in 4 age groups. Tot Trot - Participation Ribbon PACKET PICK UP: Race numbers will be available to pick up on Friday October 25, 2013, at St. John School from 3pm – 6pm.
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By M Sprague
From: New England
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|We really need some good topos for this cliff.
By john strand
From: southern colo
Mar 11, 2013
I'm not sure i can even figure out the routes i have done here, I do remember;
A 4-5 pitch 11C or so that was started by Paul Duval and Jim Van Buren ? in the 80's that was finished by Chris Dube ??
A pretty nice , one pitch 10C with bolts and next to it, a 5.11 arete thing with a tough 11+ ? direct start.
Big help i know, these last two were over on the right side.
By Brian
From: North Kingstown, RI
Jun 13, 2013
|There are topos of many of the routes in Stewart Green's "Rock Climbing New England." I revisited the cliff a year ago and there was a significant rock fall path that took out some good size trees so you want to be careful.
By bradley white
From: Bend
Nov 25, 2013
|Its always been active with rock fall. A lot of ice in April comes down from heights unseen also.
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From: Canaan, New Hampshire
Feb 22, 2016
|Any steep Blank sections not climbed? Looks like a lot of unclimbed rock left.
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|There's always stuff left, but a pretty talented group of climbers have hit this crag hard over the years.


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LAS VEGAS, Jan. 8, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- International CES Booth 25829 -- Entropic Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:ENTR), a leading provider of silicon solutions to enable connected home entertainment, announced today that it would be showcasing the NETGEAR MCAB1001 Ethernet to Coax Bridge (ECB) kit, powered by its c.LINK(r) MoCA(r) technology, in live demonstrations with the VUDU HD Internet Movie Box at the 2009 International CES.
Last month, VUDU certified MoCA as a wired home networking solution for VUDU's high performance HD video streaming Internet Movie Boxes. Entropic's award-winning c.LINK technology, used in the NETGEAR MoCA ECB, is already deployed in millions of homes and delivers high-throughput over coax capable of handling multiple streams of HD video with operator levels of robustness and quality of service. MoCA wired home networking provides superior speed and range throughout the house versus other wired and wireless solutions. VUDU owners will now have the option of enjoying their VUDU HD viewing experience through the reliability and robustness of a wired home network.
"We are excited to certify the first MoCA Ethernet-to-Coax bridge for use with the VUDU HD Internet Movie box," said Brian Kindle, vice president of hardware engineering and manufacturing operations at VUDU. "With MoCA, our customers who prefer wired home networks, can now take advantage of their existing coax cabling in their homes to deliver the same incredible VUDU viewing experience."
Demonstration and Availability
Entropic will be demonstrating the NETGEAR MCAB1001 with VUDU HD Players during the 2009 International CES at booth # 25829 in the South Hall.
The NETGEAR MCAB1001 is available for order at a variety of online outlets. It will be available at select NETGEAR retail outlets and through NETGEAR's network of value-added resellers and distributors in Q1 of 2009.
The VUDU Internet Movie box is available at Best Buy as well as select home theater installers, or online through the VUDU website at www.vudu.com.
About VUDU
VUDU is a leading provider of digital technologies and services that deliver Internet entertainment to consumers' HDTVs and Home Theaters. VUDU's first product, the VBX100, is a 1080p Internet Movie Player designed to deliver over 10,000 on-demand movies and TV shows directly to HDTV's. The VBX100 supports native HD movies and automatically upscales standard resolution movies. Thus, all movies are displayed in 1080p resolution at 24 frames per second, the cinematic gold standard. Through relationships with every major U.S. movie studio and more than 25 independent studios and distributors, VUDU offers a vast array of on-demand choices at the highest quality. The VUDU collection is constantly updated, and newly released movies from major studios are available on the same day as the DVD is released. Consumers can finally watch great movies without the hassles associated with traditional services: no driving, no mailing, and no monthly fee. For more information, visit www.vudu.com.
About Entropic Communications
Entropic Communications, Inc. (Nasdaq:ENTR) is a leading fabless semiconductor company that designs, develops and markets systems solutions to enable connected home entertainment. The company's technologies significantly change the way high-definition television-quality video and other multimedia content such as movies, music, games and photos are brought into and delivered throughout the home. For more information, please visit www.entropic.com.
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What's your toddler's personality type?
Knowing this could impact your parenting style more than you realise. more
Every school year brings a new craze that sweeps through the playground like wild fire. When we were kids, Coca Cola yo-yos and scratch and sniff stickers were it. Today, it's Smiggle crazes, HexBugs and anything with a Roxy logo on it. Here are the top 10 back to school must-haves that your child will be begging you to buy before they step foot in the playground.
Smiggle are the go-to people for all things cool for school and with the craze for funky watches going nowhere fast, these brightly coloured versions are this year's BIG schoolyard hit. Kids get instant cred among their classmates and won't have an excuse to be late! Practical and stylish. Available in five cool colours at an equally cool $17.95 Buy Konnichiwa watches.
HexBugs have long been a hit with kids and the HexBug Nanos range is no exception! Kids love the little robotic critters and will want to collect the whole swarm to swap in the playground. Small enough to fit into school pockets and pencil cases, HexBug Nanos start from $13.50. Buy HexBug Nanos.
What school girl doesn't love a pretty but practical floral bag, especially when it has the added cool factor of being a surf brand? Your daughter will hang her school bag in the cloakroom with pride with this funky Roxy bag. At $27.99, it features a large main compartment that's big enough for an A4 folder, a lunch box and jumper plus two other compartments to keep things shipshape. Buy a Roxy backpack.
Bring colour to their days at school with these scented markers from Officeworks. They're the school pencil case hot ticket item this year and come in five cool colours (and scents) that kids love including watermelon, orange and apple. At only $2 each, your kids can collect the lot. Buy a Scentos marker.
The days of a bandaid slapped on your stuff with your name scrawled in black marker are long gone! Personalised labels and name tags are the ONLY option when it comes to labelling books, bags and lunch boxes these days. Stuck On You Labels have the coolest range of designs and kids love entering their personal deets into the online form and then seeing what their labels are going to look like on screen. Buy Stuck on You labels.
Keeping the right place in your book has never been so cute with this two pack of magnetic page markers from Kikki.K. These gorgeous puppy and pussy markers will mean kids never lose their page again! Just $3.95 for the pair. Buy Kikki. K page markers.
Let kids stamp their personality on their school books and folders with the help of these awesome stamps. Each one has a fun expression in a cute font including YOLO, LOL, OMG and Sweet. These are the hottest stamp to have in pencil cases right now and at just $4.95, they can buy two - one for themselves and one for their pal! Buy a Smiggle stamp.
Any surf brand gives kids instant street cred and this pencil case for $15.99 from Rip Curl is no exception. T Big enough to fit a ruler, the pencil case is made from sturdy neoprene with a strong zip that will withstand a year of being pulled and bashed about in the bottom of a bag. Buy a Rip Curl pencil case.
Who wants to have a boring old grey calculator to help them with their maths? Certainly not Little Miss! This pretty in pink version is specially made for little hands with a flip cover to protect the screen and keys and a large number display. Robust enough to withstand the rigours of the school bag but small enough to keep in a pencil case. At only $11.39, expect to see these in the cool kids' bags soon. Buy a Sharp ELS10BPK calculator.
Kids get cranky with the stuff they have to carry around all day so will welcome the latest novelty lunch box to hit the shops. This one's made of silicon, has two compartments and an integral spork but what really sets it apart from its bulkier cousins is that, once empty, it collapses to a fraction of its original size leaving school bags free for all their other treasures. Available from Officeworks at $16.95, the Scrunchbox comes in five great colours - pink, blue, green purple and black. Buy a Scrunchbox lunch box.


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oetz' 'federal team' (in fact Ravenwood's mercenaries, who even kill to steel supplies) claims only to collect supplies for the government, but is met with utter suspicion. The Greens tell Stanley he and everyone else must retreat from the eastern part of town till after the Ravenwood attack. Jake's men stop the vanguard at an improvised roadblock, and are given a four hours ultimatum - they decide to blow up the bridge, irreparably, but Stanley and Bonnie choose to take their chances in their ancestral home farm, while Eric and Johnston are determined to save the bridge at any price. Meanwhile the women plan a wedding for Roger Hammond and Emily Sullivan. Jake makes a solo-stand with the detonator, backed up by Robert Hawkins as sniper, then Eric with Jonah Prowse's men arrive behind the mercenaries and save the day, at least until the neighboring towns are plundered. Gray Anderson (as elected mayor) then pulls rank on Jake: the bridge must stay - they agree instead to train a security force. For training Jake will use granddad's military manual from D-Day.Resumen IMDb.com
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Experience Rich History and Natural Beauty
About Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Dar es Salaam (meaning 'Haven of Peace'), is the largest city in Tanzania (population estimated at 4 million), the third-fastest-growing city in Africa and the ninth-fastest- growing in the world. Though Dar es Salaam lost its official status as Tanzania 's capital city to Dodoma in 1973, it remains the centre of the permanent central government bureaucracy and continues to serve as the capital for the surrounding Dar es Salaam Region. Dar offers a huge variety of city hotel accommodation options. As well as a choice of hotels in Dar Es Salaam city centre, many other beachside city hotel resorts are offered on the southern and northern beaches. Most city hotel hotels have regular discos or live music, especially at the weekends; as do the majority of bars.
When to go to the Dar es Salaam Serena Hotel
This city hotel can be visited at any time of year. Situated close to the equator and the warm Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam experiences generally tropical climatic conditions, typified by hot and humid weather throughout much of the year. Annual rainfall is approximately 1,100 mm (43 in) per annum and in a normal year there are two distinct rainy seasons, 'the Tanzania long rains' which fall during April and May, and 'the Tanzania short rains' - during October and November.
What to see in Dar es Salaam
Dar, as it is popularly known, is full of historical buildings, many of which date back to German and British colonial times. Spanning two sweeps of bay, looking out over the Indian Ocean, Dar es Salaam is relaxed in atmosphere and can easily be navigated on foot (the guided city tour takes around 2 hours).


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Utah Marine Carlos Aragon remembered as good friend, brother
3randonmike5April 28, 2010 11:31 p.m.
Carlos and I grew up together in Orem he was 3 years older than me and I couldn't have asked for a better role model. I moved away from Utah to nj then to tx and today I recieved the text message I never hoped to see. Some say that when they have heard the news of someones death that it's like being hit with a ton of bricks. Well believe me when I say that this is far worse. I can remember it like yesterday that Carlos and a few of our close friends would waste away summer days at one anothers house. I vividly remember one summer day we found an shopping cart and rode it down the hill by our houses, and Carlos crashed over the curb and got up like it was nothing. I remember calling him superman. Nothing could bring him down. He was invincible. Though I have written a lot I'm find myself at a loss for words. Imdeeply sadened and overcome with grief. I miss u buddy
T.C. ChapmanMarch 8, 2010 7:01 p.m.
I was with 4th L.A.R. You will be missed and remembered my brother!! Semper Fi!!!
AnonymousMarch 7, 2010 11:56 a.m.
Semper Fi brother...You will be missed but not forgotten.
Salute to LCPL AragonMarch 7, 2010 11:00 a.m.
We are indebted to you and your fellow brothers and sisters of the armed forces. You have given the ultimate gift to us, and we thank you. Rest in peace, and may God send his peace and love to your family at this time.
Wes LaustenMarch 7, 2010 10:47 a.m.
....and American hero, in my opinion. Thank you.
Semper FiMarch 7, 2010 9:51 a.m.
Years ago I joined the Marines for the same reason. This man is the reason why others, who choose not to fight for freedom, have free rights to talk bad about the military. If it weren't for this man they wouldn't have that right. There is nothing more elite than a Marine. Thanks for what you gave. Thanks to your family for raising a son with such high values and love for this country. We love our Marine Corp.
"Uncommon ValorMarch 7, 2010 8:11 a.m.
was a common virtue." True then and true now of those who fight for all of us .
AnonymousMarch 6, 2010 8:09 p.m.
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I'm one week into the Mondo Beyondo class. So far, so most excellent. Loving every assignment; but I am a geek at heart.
Today's assignment was to take some of the notes of love and kindness and encouragement we received on the first day of the class and share them. Leave them in places we frequent so that other people can be reminded that their dreams matter. That they are not alone.
I ducked into a favorite restaurant for a solo dinner tonight with my journal and a book I'm thoroughly enjoying. I left a note on the table and tucked another one into the credit card receipt thingee - what is the proper name for that folder thing?
Included in the assignment was the promise that we would receive extra credit if we took photos of our acts of guerrilla kindness. What kind of geek would I be if I didn't go for the extra credit???
Here are my photos!
PS. The super crunch roll, spring rolls, and glass of plum wine made for quite the yummy dinner.
This is the story of the journey of my life. Travel can be hard work. So much to see. So little time. So many missed connections. So much lost luggage. But every stop, every detour, every challenge along the way provides a lesson to be learned. Traveling mercies to us all.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Guerrilla Goodness
4 comments:
- jen said...
i am about to set off to accomplish my secret mission today! LOVE your blog! bookmarked it!
happy dreams!
- heather l murphy said...
oh, what fun photos and your evening sounded lovely!! i look forward to reading your blog more too. i am headed over to the library on Rae Rd/51 for a drop off *wink *wink
- Moneesha said...
I think it's just called a bill folder :o)
- lulliloo said...
this class looks amazing! please keep sharing what you get out of the experience...
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Lake Erie island warned not to use well water
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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Residents of a small Canadian island are being warned not to drink their well water because of potentially toxic algae in Lake Erie.
The blue-green algae blooms causing the warning are the same stuff that contaminated the drinking water of about 400,000 people in the Toledo-area earlier this month.
Toledo Water Crisis
Health officials say people who live on Canada's Pelee Island should stop bathing and cooking with the water from their private wells that draw Lake Erie.
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit in Ontario says the municipal water system on the island is still safe to use.
Some 300 people live year-round on the island about 50 miles east of Toledo that's situated along the U.S.-Canadian border.
Residents and visitors are also being told not to swim in the lake.
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