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Oct 27, 2006, 05:59 PM
I am setting up a new computer and need to transfer all of my itunes music to the new computer. What's the best way to transfer the music downloaded from the itunes music store? Is authorizing the new computer the only way to play this music?

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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Inspiring Outfit
13 comments:
- Valerie@DesignCaller said...
OK, I'm going to gush, because I loved this post: What an eye you have for trends and brilliant ideas! I learned something new about color combination. Shelter mags should pay attention.
ps-the Dorothy Parker quote is priceless
- February 26, 2012 at 12:49 AM
- MJH Design Arts said...
Hi Heather, I love the Miles Redd rooms --happiness and depth. Thanks. Mary
- February 26, 2012 at 6:50 AM
- KScott said...
Hi Heather- thank you for such an amazing post on a chilly Sunday morning in CT!!! I just started painting again and I am totally inspired by your exquisite choices of color and composition. I so look forward to your daily posts...thank you for never disappointing.
- February 26, 2012 at 8:39 AM
- Karena said...
Heather this is one of my favorite of your posts. Adore all of the fabulous works of art! Thank you!
The room with the tangerine curtains and then the next down with the tangerine pillows, both fabulous!
Art by Karena
- February 26, 2012 at 9:28 AM
- Christa Pirl Interiors said...
Wow, these are awesome photos of a most wonderful color combo...so much new inspiration!
- February 26, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- Kim said...
Hi Heather,
I don't often write, but just had to thank you for this fantastic post. Can't stop looking at the Miles Redd for House Beautiful photograph with purple sofa. It's a work of art! All the pictures and quotes are lovely and wonderful to wake up to on this dreary February morning in Vancouver:)
- February 26, 2012 at 1:42 PM
- mauishopgirl said...
Love love love all of it, the mix of color. "The quietest people have the loudest minds" That's me...
- February 26, 2012 at 5:47 PM
- Fashion-isha said...
Wow this is one heavenly post! I love all the gorgeous photos and inspirations! Have a lovely week!
- February 27, 2012 at 1:18 AM
- Pieter said...
The Miles Redd 6 and Matisse 7 combo is genius. You have a fabulous eye!
- February 27, 2012 at 5:15 AM
- Miss Margarita said...
love the first outfit
- February 27, 2012 at 11:42 AM
- Sara @ ZaharaDessert said...
This is my favourite combination of colours in the world. They just look so amazing in this post
- February 27, 2012 at 7:24 PM
- Lisa said...
Hello Heather
I would love an aqua Smythson agenda. Do you have one? Great post!
- February 27, 2012 at 9:30 PM
- Meg said...
Brideshead, Miles Redd, Matisse... I'm happy!
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This month's cover story is about reigning in privileged accounts such as the UNIX root and Windows Administrator accounts. Regulatory requirements and economic realities are pressuring enterprises to secure their privileged accounts. When applied correctly, technology can offset the risks associated with privileged accounts.
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August Meeting: Nuclear Zero Lawsuits Update2014-07-05 13:51:22
Sunday, August 3, 2014
3:00 to 5:00 pm
Topping Room, E.P. Foster LibraryHistoric lawsuits were filed on April 24 against the U.S. and the 8 other Nuclear Weapons States of the world to meet their treaty obligations to disarm. The Republic of the Marshall Islands has taken action in the International Court of Justice and in U.S. Federal District Court to compel the nuclear weapons nations to comply with their obligations, under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and customary international law, and begin negotiations for nuclear zero. On May 29, 2014, the U. S. government filed the required "Notice of Appearance" with the United States District Court, Northern District of California, San Francisco Division. Three lawyers were named who will be defending the United States in the case. They are:
- Stuart F. Delery, Assistant Attorney General
- Anthony J. Coppolino, Deputy Branch Director
- Eric R. Womack, U.S. Department of Justice Trial Attorney
Vigil for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons2014-07-04 19:30:03
Our world changed forever August 6, 1945, the day that the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, followed by Nagasaki on August 9.
The repercussions and lessons of these bombings at the end of World War II, which resulted in the deaths of more than 200,000 people in the months that followed, are still being realized today.
Albert Einstein famously said, "The unleashed power of the atom has changed everything save our modes of thinking and we thus drift toward unparalleled catastrophe."
Recent scientific studies have demonstrated the devastating effects of even small limited nuclear war with catastrophic climate changes resulting in global famine.
There is no adequate response or recovery from these types of attacks. Prevention is the only response.
The Hibakusha survivors of the atomic bombings remind us daily of the responsibility each of us has to work for the goal of a world free of nuclear weapons and war. We owe this to their legacy and to the future of our children.
Join Citizens for Peaceful Resolutions
in a vigil on Wednesday, August 6, expressing our commitment to the prevention of nuclear war and the abolition of nuclear weapons.
Plaza Park, Ventura, at the Peace Pole
across from the Post Office on Santa Clara St.
6:00 p.m.
July Meeting: Kids vs. Global Warming Go to Court2014-07-02 20:42:58
Our July meeting highlighted the efforts of kids around the country working to create a meaningful response to the crisis of global climate disruption by going to court.
Sunday, July 6, 2014
3:00 to 5:00 pm
Topping Room, E.P. Foster Library
"We can't vote. We can't afford lobbyists. We can only trust that our leaders will make good decisions on our behalf. But, when they make decisions like favoring oil company profits over our safety, then we need to hold them accountable."
–Alec Loorz, founder of iMatter
Youth from Kids vs Global Warming (iMatter), working with the non-profit group, Our Childrens Trust, and pro-bono attorneys around the country, have sued the federal and state governments of the United States to secure climate recovery plans that will restore the balance of Earth's climate systems.
The plaintiffs are asking the judges to rule that the atmosphere is a common resource, a public trust, shared by all, and hold the government to its responsibility to protect it for all generations.
See following post: The Atmosphere is Ours Lawsuit
The Atmosphere is Ours Lawsuit2014-06-06 11:15:05
"The Atmosphere is Ours" Lawsuit: May 2
The groundbreaking atmospheric trust case, Alec L, et al., vs. McCarthy, et al. was scheduled to be heard before the Court of Appeals on May 2 in Washington DC.
The lawsuit seeks to establish the legal right to a healthy atmosphere and stable climate for the youngest and future generations. The prescription of Dr James Hansen, formerly of NASA's Goddard Institute, written with 11 of the world's top climate scientists, provides the core of the remedy sought in the lawsuit: a national Climate Recovery Plan based on science rather than politics.
On April 25, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit formally canceled the oral argument scheduled for May 2.
The plaintiffs are very disappointed that this most urgent legal issue will not benefit from public argument. However, the panel of three judges will still deliberate the case from submitted briefs on Friday, May 2 and the decision will be issued thereafter.
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A Boston College program that aims to build global expertise in social welfare has been renewed for three years, following an agreement with Santander Universities, a division of Santander Bank, NA.
University President William P. Leahy, SJ, and Roman Blanco, president and CEO of Santander Bank US, formally extended the BC-Santander agreement at a July 8 signing ceremony attended by BC and Santander representatives. Under the agreement, Santander will continue its support for the University's international doctoral program in social welfare, headquartered in the Graduate School of Social Work. More about the BC-Santander Agreement »
"BC Perspectives" highlights some of the important issues being explored by the Boston College community that reflect the Graduate School of Social Work's commitment to social justice.
This summer marks the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Civil Rights Act. While much has changed since 1964, our nation still has a multitude of uphill social battles in front of us, from eliminating ongoing racism, to finding a way to provide widespread access to quality healthcare, to caring for our aging population.
In a recent issue of America magazine, Boston College School of Law Dean Vincent D. Rougeau penned an article on the legacy and ongoing challenges of the civil rights act. It's a powerfully personal story of his own family's journey, where he recounts his grandfather's life in segregation as a migrant worker who was never assured of receiving his next paycheck. More about 50th Anniversary of Civil Rights Act »
12:30–3:00 p.m.
Heights Room, Corcoran Commons
Part of the Boston College Graduate School of Social Work 2013 Orientation program for all incoming students, this event will explore the social work profession's commitment to social justice and our school's promise to prepare students for empathetic and effective social work practice in a world filled with wonderful and complex diversity. As the academic year begins, incoming students are welcomed into our community's ongoing conversations about power and privilege, race, ethnicity, culture, spirituality, gender, sexuality, disability, and other aspects of a diverse world.
Lunch will be served.
In addition, throughout the 2013-2014 academic year, the BC Social Work community will consider the impact of intolerance, discrimination, and prejudice on the health and happiness of older adults and their families.


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Wednesday, June 6
8:17 a.m.: E. Main Street, two-car motor vehicle accident. Both vehicles left under
own power.
11:22 a.m.: W. Main Street, larceny by check.
11:44 a.m.: Norton Glen Road, vandalism. Caller reports drivers side window of her vehicle was smashed.
12:24 p.m.: Dean Street, larceny of a tire by male in a black truck. Witnessed by his daughter.
7:16 p.m.: Mansfield Avenue, general services. Group of approximately 30 in lot drinking alcohol and urinating. The lot attendant was advised and patrons were advised to head to the concert.
10:45 p.m.: Lincoln Street, domestic disturbance.
Thursday, June 7
2:24 p.m.: Mansfield Avenue, motor vehicle accident. Caller reports in past collision being struck from behind. No damage to his vehicle, slight damage to other vehicle, information exchanged.
2:30 p.m.: N. Worcester Street, motor vehicle accident with property damage.
2:56 p.m.: W. Main Street, motor vehicle accident. Male subject stuck by bicycle. He is standing and seems ok but requests officer to check. Had an abrasion on his cheek, he stated he was fine and declined any further assistance.
Friday, June 8
9:54 a.m.: E. Main Street, motor vehicle accident. Silver Jeep has struck mailboxes and now has a flat tire on the side of the road. Vehicle left under its own power and the operator of vehicle will speak to property owner and come to agreement of damage.
11:21 a.m.: Shelly Road, harassment/threats. Caller reporting threats from a former foster child.
2:05 p.m.: Buttonwood Road, larceny of House For Sale signs from residence.
3:13 p.m.: E. Main Street, two-car motor vehicle accident.
3:31 p.m.: S. Lakeview Road, suspicious condition. Caller reports her 18-year-old son saw a UFO last weekend above McDonalds on Mansfield Avenue. Caller reports her 12-year-old son saw another last night while on S. Lakeview Road. around 9:15 p.m. Caller was advised this would be a log note until there are more sightings.
5:04 p.m.: Mansfield Avenue, assisted Norton Fire Department for heroin overdose. Transported to Sturdy Memorial Hospital.
UFO Sighting in Norton Police Log: June 6 - 8
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Will Tiger Make His Return in South Florida?
|Woods: He hit ball good.
Still, it seems a sure thing that Woods will be taking his cuts at Doral, which will be gangbusters for attendance and television ratings.
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Modern DVCSs factor apart networking, synchronisation, history, storage, and merging; older VCSs tangled them all together, which led to much implementation and conceptual complexity.
hello, world head co ld
var delta = Diff.diff_patch("hello, world", "head cold"); /* [{file1: {offset:2, length:4, chunk:["l", "l", "o", ","]}, file2: {offset:2, length:2, chunk:["a", "d"]}}, {file1: {offset:7, length:1, chunk:["w"]}, file2: {offset:5, length:1, chunk:["c"]}}, {file1: {offset:9, length:1, chunk:["r"]}, file2: {offset:7, length:0, chunk:[]}}] */
diff uses a Longest Common Subsequence algorithm to find a short description of the differences between two files. The notion of minimum edit distance is a related idea.
It so happens that the output of diff often makes sense to a human trying to figure out how a file has been changed. How lucky!
Note that Diff.diff_patch can operate equally well on lists of strings an on lists of characters (strings). It doesn't work very well when given single strings, as in the example above, but it does work.
Sometimes called two-way merge: every difference is a conflict
Bram Cohen has invented a diff algorithm that works well for programming-language (or other line-oriented) text. It uses uniquely occurring lines to anchor the LCS.
js> uneval(Diff.patch("hello, world", delta).join("")) "head cold"
js> Diff.invert_patch(delta); js> uneval(Diff.patch("head cold", delta).join("")) "hello, world"
In some revision-control systems, e.g. darcs, inverting a patch is a central operation. Darcs in particular has a full (and very useful!) "theory of patches", where patch inversion, commutation and merging are developed formally.
|no changes
|"other" wins
|"this" wins
|B or conflict
|accidental clean merge
|"true" conflict
var base = "the quick brown fox jumped over a dog".split(/\s+/); var derived1 = "the quick fox jumps over some lazy dog".split(/\s+/); var derived2 = "the quick brown fox jumps over some record dog".split(/\s+/); var mergeResult = Diff.diff3_merge(derived1, base, derived2, true); /* [{ok:["the", "quick", "fox", "jumps", "over"]}, {conflict:{a:["some", "lazy"], aIndex:5, o:["a"], oIndex:6, b:["some", "record"], bIndex:6}}, {ok:["dog"]}] */
LCA is defined for trees. Efficient algorithms are known to exist. It has also been defined for DAGs, which is the case we have in a DVCS, but the definition leads to some problems in our case.
History is a DAG of changesets.
Each changeset should record
Many modern DVCSs use some function of the contents of an object to identify the object, e.g. a SHA-1 hash. This has a lot of nice properties, and is a good choice. JavaScript doesn't have particularly good support for binary data, which makes hashing (and canonical binary representations!) awkward, so I chose to use simple random UUIDs for identifiers, instead.
The database used to store all information about current and past state in the repository, in every branch, for every commit.
Example user-interface-led design criteria:
Any questions?
Here's a problem case. The LCA of "e" and "i" is either "c" or "h". Both "c" and "h" are two steps away from the root.
Note that the path from "e" to "i" through "c" is three steps long, while the path through "h" is two steps long. This could mean that "h" is a more suitable ancestor for use in 3-way merging.
The algorithm I've implemented is very naive and inefficient. It also answers "c" or "h" depending on the order of arguments you give it.
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Who should I vote for?
by Lost Thought, Sat Apr 19, 2008 at 10:39:19 AM EDT
Since MyDD seems to have a fair amount of conflict between the two Presidential candidate's supporters, I figured this would be a good place to put forth this simple request.
Who should I vote for?
The purpose of asking this is not just to elicit opinions, but to aid in the development of arguments for each candidate. To that end, there are a few simple rules below the fold :)


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Being an early childhood educator is a unique profession that's as much a life calling as a career. Here are some interesting things that have been said about early childhood education over the years by teachers, students, philosophers and others. If you have an interesting quote about teaching or learning that you'd like to see added to this page, feel free to contact us. We'd love to hear from you!
"Free the child's potential, and you will transform him into the world."
"If you're going to equalize the academic playing field, you've got to get the kids in early childhood programs."
"Laurence Houseman once said, 'A saint is one who makes goodness attractive.' Surely, a great teacher does the same thing for education."
"Good teaching is one-fourth preparation and three-fourths pure theatre."
"This state has put a lot of concentration on reforming the K-12 system, but we've done very little with early childhood education. We can't wait until they get to kindergarten because then we're just playing catch-up."
"If you think education is expensive, try ignorance!"
"The purpose of education is to replace an empty mind with an open one."
"Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can succeed."
"In early childhood you may lay the foundation of poverty or riches, industry of idleness, good or evil, by the habits to which you train your children. Teach them right habits then, and their future life is safe."
"Experts tell us that 90% of all brain development occurs by the age of five. If we don't begin thinking about education in the early years, our children are at risk of falling behind by the time they start Kindergarten."
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men."
"We worry about what a child will become tomorrow, yet we forget that he is someone today."
"Reading aloud with children is known to be the single most important activity for building the knowledge and skills they will eventually require for learning to read."
"Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression.
"All of us have moments in our childhood where we come alive for the first time. And we go back to those moments and think, 'This is when I became myself.'"
:Beginning nutrition education in early childhood is an important part of helping to ensure that children will achieve healthful lifestyles."
"Oh, magic hour, when a child first knows she can read printed words!"
Adults are always asking little kids what they want to be when they grow up because they're looking for ideas."
"Tell me and I forget. Show me and I remember. Involve me and I understand."
"Now, today, some children are enrolled in excellent programs. Some children are enrolled in mediocre programs. And some are wasting away their most formative years in bad programs....That's why I'm issuing a challenge to our states: Develop a cutting-edge plan to raise the quality of your early learning programs; show us how you'll work to ensure that children are better prepared for success by the time they enter kindergarten. If you do, we will support you with an Early Learning Challenge Grant that I call on Congress to enact."
"There is no bilingual child care, and these children are arriving to kindergarten without the same early childhood experiences to help them succeed
"The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows."
"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.
"Every child comes with the message that God is not yet discouraged of man."
"A teacher is a compass that activates the magnets of curiosity, knowledge, and wisdom in the pupils."
"What we want is to see the child in pursuit of knowledge, and not knowledge in pursuit of the child."
"I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think."
"If children grew up according to early indications, we should have nothing but geniuses.
"The events of childhood do not pass but repeat themselves like seasons of the year."
"If a child lives with approval, he learns to live with himself."
"The secret of teaching is to appear to have known all your life what you just learned this morning."
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A private school with solid accreditation & a low flat-fee tuition for master's degrees, all specialized in education. ACE strongly promotes the savings it passes on to students by offering degree programs 100% online. Current tuition for a full master's degree program is under $7,000. Majors include:
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Offers a master's degree in education that focuses on assessment, evaluation, diversity, curriculum design, educational decision-making and the technology of instruction. Florida-based school that ranked #11 among U.S. online colleges by the Online Education Database for 2009. Offers several education degrees including:
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Northcentral University
The first 100% online university to offer doctorate degrees, Arizona-based Northcentral over 20 online masters degrees in education, as well as many graduate certificate programs and doctoral degrees in education.
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Accident on A303
1:31pm Monday 11th February 2013 in News By Hannah White
TWO people were injured in a crash involving a van and a car on the A303 this morning.
The accident, involving a white box van and a Vauxhall Zafira, happened at 11.48am at the Solstice junction of the westbound lane.
Police closed the second lane at the Allington crossroads and two people were trapped in the Zafira. It is not yet known if anyone was injured in the accident.
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Glogster Club - 2nd and 3rd Trimesters
Do you like to use technology in new and creative ways? Glogster Club may be just right for you!
What is Glogster?
Glogster EDU is a platform for the creation and sharing of web-based multimedia projects. Projects may include photos, video, text, graphics, and links.
What do students do in Glogster Club?
In Glogster Club, students research school and community events and create "glogs" to promote participation and awareness throughout the school and local community.
When does Glogster Club Meet?
Glogster Club meets on Tuesday afternoons from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Sign-up for Glogster Club will be available for all three trimesters.
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On March 11, eight students will head to Madison with the hope of making their case to Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices.
In just its third year, the mock trial team will join 12 other high school teams at the state tournament for the first time in school history.
Under the direction of Whitefish Bay business teacher and mock trial advisor Greg Lippe, students Kait Howell, Matthew Frick, Emily Garcia, Andrew Gegios, Nathan LaFrombois, Rose Misey, Ali Stewart and Annie Vellon advanced to the tournament after placing second in the regional level competition held in Racine on Feb. 11.
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Counting Bishops
Last week I linked to a Deal Hudson article on Inside Catholic where he threw out the claim that 61 bishops had thus far issued "clarifications" of Faithful Citizenship in which they emphasized the preeminance of the abortion issue in this upcoming election.
Michael Iafrate of Vox Nova responded with a post entitled "Misleading numbers, misleading claims" in which he remarked with characteristic restraint:
Class and Classless
In this election there have been a spate of conservatives who have endorsed Obama, including Christopher Buckley, the son of William F. Buckley, founder of National Review. Most of these Obamacons have chastised Senator McCain for choosing Governor Palin as his running mate. I have been struck by how much of the Palin hatred is simple class snobbery.
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Helen Jones-Kelley, pictured above, supports Senator Obama for President.
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The latest poll* that came out today, the Fox News Poll, show's that Catholics are still trending away from Senator Obama and towards Senator McCain. The poll today show's whiteCatholics are now evenly split, 46-46%, between Senator Obama and Senator McCain. Previously in the Fox News Poll it showed Senator Obama with an 11 point lead among white Catholic voters over Senator McCain (emphasis mine).
The race has tightened in part because of changes in a couple of important swing voting groups. Independents back Obama by 5 percentage points today, down from a 9-point edge last week. Similarly, among white Catholics, Obama held an 11-point edge over McCain last week and today they split 46-46.
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In many ways, I find that I wear the label "conservative" rather well, both by temperament and according to where the political and moral needs of our current time drive me. However one area in which I find myself at odds with much of the conservative movement is in immigration policy, though in this particular area I seem to be at odds with most people.
Being descended from Irish and Mexican immigrants who entered the country more than a hundred years ago, when there were no limits on immigration other than a basic health exam, I feel strongly that those trapped in socially, politically and economically backward countries should have the opportunity to come to the US and see if they can create a better life for themselves. So I have little to no sympathy with the "seal the borders and keep those damn foreigners out" approach. We were all foreigners once.
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We seem to be teetering on the edge, and there is fear that a President Obama will push us over into the long descent into the night. Those of us who value life and cling (bitterly or not) to our religion are, if not terrified, at least horrified at what Obama intends to do in office. Pass the Freedom of Choice Act, an attempt to legitimize abortion across the board. Make a national health insurance fund that is more appropriately labeled as health care. Raise taxes on the rich and give tax credits and refunds to the poor (definitions of "rich" and "poor" still pending) in order to "spread the wealth around." Focus on Afghanistan to the detriment of Iraq and, in general, the War on Terror.
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Two tablets in a glass of water is supposed to cure your hangover in 15-30 minutes.
Actually, these two tablets together contain 1000 mg of aspirin, 120 mg caffeine and some sodium bicarbonate. Sound familiar? It's like Alka-Seltzer on steroids with a cup of Starbuck's grande... but at a steeper price.
No wonder the FDA recognizes it as safe!
Two Alka-Seltzer tablets have 700 mg of aspirin, no caffeine and sodium carbonate with citric acid to give it a lemony taste. A cup of coffee has anywhere from 80-135 mg caffeine depending on the strength.
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The real estate company that owns Perrywood Gardens recently gave a tour of the eight-building apartment complex to local officials, outlining a $500,000 improvement program.
Tryko purchased the 41-year-old complex in March aware of the "adverse conditions" at the property, according to a news release Wednesday.
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Mark Gold, Tryko's vice president of operations, said in a release: "While Tryko was fully aware of certain conditions when we purchased Perrywood Gardens, several others have come to the forefront. We remain committed to the repositioning of this well-located property, adding value and improving the lifestyle for residents."
The tour included representatives for the Harford County Council and the offices of Sen. Nancy Jacobs and Del. Glen Glass, as well as religious and community leaders, the release stated.
Larry Carmichael, chairman of the Bush River Community Council, said: "We are encouraged that Tryko Partners has purchased the Perrywood Gardens Apartments and have committed to improve the quality of life at the complex. We have met with the Tryko team and look forward to working with them cooperatively to work toward realizing this apartment community's full potential."
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by: KateHough
I like nonfat plain greek yogurt, sashimi, mussels, and cajun spiced catfish that I get from the grocery store for easy lean protein. I love eggs, but some weeks, I get really bored with eggs. I live on the coast, so I eat a lot of seafood.
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Egg whites are my first EASY choice. My second choice takes a little more effort. I raise my own beef and chevon. In the fall wild game is on the menu. Beef and other meat option are not bad per say. It is the quality offered and selected that can ruin a diet. Try some rabbit stew lean meat high in protein and easy to find( well at least for me it is)
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Im fond of a tuna salad lettuce roll. Tuna with egg whites pickles (with juice) rolled in romaine lettuce. You can add cranberries or dried pineapple or carrots as well.
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Eggwhites or fish (any will do) are my top choices. It is of course important to get quality ingredients.
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Anyone else find that varying your lean protein can get challenging? I eat a lot of Greek yogurt, ground turkey (which IS delicious as tacos, sbrobin), chicken in all its shapes, sizes, and forms, and I've recently added extra firm tofu. I like that it has a custard-like consistency similar to French toast, flan, or bread pudding. For breakfast I do a dredge of egg whites and then panko mixed with cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar (less than a teaspoon), and grains of paradise. It's all the delicious of French toast without all the carbs AND with added protein.
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12:02am Friday 20th April 2012 in Your Local Areas By Joe Curtis, Senior reporter
A SCHOOL where most pupils eat lunch in their classrooms because the dining hall is too small has been told it will have to wait for funding to expand facilities.
A petition signed by 4,000 people prompted a council debate on the problem at Thorpe Hall Primary School in Hale End Road, Walthamstow, last Thursday.
The school says it urgently needs £325,000 to build a new hall and kitchen facilities to cope with an extra form of entry last year and a further 60 pupils in the next two years.
Currently more than half of pupils eat lunch in their classrooms.
However, Cllr Marie Pye, the cabinet member for children, while admitting a number of primary schools are facing similar problems following a rapid expansion in school places, said Thorpe Hall does not qualify for a slice of a recent £30m cash injection.
The government funding has been earmarked for secondary schools which missed out on improved facilities when the Building Schools for the Future programme was scrapped.
Cllr Pye said Thorpe Hall will be placed on a waiting list for a portion of £3m set aside for school repairs.
She added: "There's a long list, unfortunately. Five schools have no kitchen, and numerous schools with one hall or a hall miles away from the toilets. It also includes schools with cracked buildings and leaky roofs."
But opposition councillors called on the council to act quickly to solve the problem.
Cllr Darshan Sunger, Conservative member for Hale End and Highams Park, said: "The children have to squeeze together like sardines in a tin. It's not a pleasant experience.
"Garfield Road car park (in Chingford) was recently sold for £860,000, so we have money in the pot." Others questioned why the money could not be secured from financial agreements with housing developers to improve infrastructure.
Pupils, Thorpe Hall headteacher Paulette Houghton, and Friends of Thorpe Hall chairman David Hoskins, presented the petition.
Mr Hoskins said: "We do find it quite shocking that in this day and age, with housing developments going up everywhere, we have schools like ours in buildings not fit for purpose.
"We look forward to summer and will hold the council to account."
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All schools in the borough require expansion and the 30 million just isnt going to cover it.
LBWF sold schools off when they shouldnt have. Quality of life and every pupil/resident matters ?????
Isnt there any spare community ward money that can contribute towards this with LBWF paying the rest?
Find the money for this please Waltham Forest. What message are we saying to these children who are our future taxpayers?
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sunn says...
I say, that retroactive planning permission was handy too, sod English Heritage eh?!
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restaurant and the charitable organization Gifts of Love joined forces on Wednesday evening to raise money to help Hartford area families in need.
The benefit at the Blue Back Square Mexican eatery is one of a series of "Tastes N' Toasts" charitable events hosted by various restaurants in Blue Back this summer.
Outside the entrance to Besito, it was a beautiful, hot summer night and a steady flow of strolling people stopped at the table that Gifts of Love volunteers had set up to collect donations and distribute fliers.
The Avon-based charity was founded in 1989 with the motto, "Families Helping Families." It's dedicated "to help meet the basic needs of individuals and families in Central Connecticut experiencing a financial crisis so that they can achieve and maintain self-sufficiency." The mission resonates loudly during these difficult times, addressing a problem no longer associated solely with inner cities.
"While we help people from all over the greater Hartford area, many people assume that residents in the more affluent towns like Avon, Simsbury and West Hartford are not struggling. Because of the economy, there has been in big increase in the number of families who need help in all towns. Downsizing and layoffs mean more of what we call 'the working poor,'" states Gifts of Love Event Coordinator Adria Giordano.
Giordano, a elementary school mother of two girls (who also writes a blog on West Hartford Patch), has been involved with Gifts of Love for four years. She works tirelessly with many other volunteers, including a large contingent of other Norfeldt mothers, to ensure that those less fortunate can avail themselves of the many services the organization has to offer.
Among them is a food pantry which enables clients to "shop" for food, paper goods, personal hygiene items, meat, and fresh vegetables that, in some instances, have been grown in pots right outside the charity's office door in Old Avon Village. Clients may also "shop" the clothes closet, stocked with donated in-season attire for their entire family. Used furniture items are also in demand and the organization's newly acquired truck allows for pick-up of larger items such as sofas and chairs.
The success of the "Weekend Food Backpack Program" reveals the sad but true fact that many do not have enough food to put on the table. Each Friday, backpacks full of easy-to-prepare food and juices are distributed to children in Avon, Simsbury, Farmington and Canton who otherwise would not have a good meal during the weekend. On Monday morning, they return the empty backpack to their schools.
Giordano says that the program is transitioning into West Hartford, presently with the participation of and schools. She hopes that it will be expanded into other West Hartford schools in the future.
The organization continues to grow and add new programs. In addition to a partnership with the Community Farm of Simsbury, which supplies freshly grown fruits and vegetables for the charity, they now offer support services, such as one-time financial support for utility bills, food stamps, college placement, as well as food and nutrition counseling.
Designed to help to assist progression to economic self-sufficiency, Gifts of Love maintains a policy that their aid is not open ended. "We have a one-year time frame for the people we help. It's a temporary thing. We want to support and guide them out of their immediate financial crisis," notes Giordano.
The "Volunteen" program enables local high school students to volunteer and assist with the fresh food program, fundraising, events and running the Gifts of Love programs out of the Avon office.
The charity's annual fundraising event will take place on Nov. 19 at the Hoffman Honda Showroom on the Albany Turnpike in Simsbury. There will be live music from the 1970s, celebrity chef food stations and auctions. In the coming months, Giordano and a multitude of volunteers from many different towns will be working hard to organize the event.
"I got involved with Gifts of Love because I am so fortunate and blessed to have food on my table for my daughters and to be able to go out and buy clothes for them. I want to be able to give back and help other families that don't have that or may be struggling temporarily right now. For me to give back makes all the difference in the world. And an organization like Gifts of Love is a small organization but a powerful one. It's a beautiful thing."
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Students who are awarded this type of aid are notified of the dollar amount they are eligible to earn during each semester, and must accept the offer to work by a specified deadline date. The hiring process is then completed through the Career Center/Student Employment Office, located in Building 3700 on the Oceanside Campus. If the student does not respond by the deadline the offer is cancelled and the funds are taken away.
In order to be eligible to work on campus, students must maintain at least half-time enrollment (at least 6 units) during Fall or Spring. Eligibility can also be affected by enrollment in late start, short term and all on-line classes; unsatisfactory academic progress; and dropping to less-than-half-time enrollment. Summer federal work study is pending, check back at a later date for updated information.
The earliest possible start date for federal work study funding is August 4, 2014 for Fall 2014 award and January 6, 2015 for Spring 2015. The last possible working date for federal work study funding is the (last day of Spring semester, May 22, 2015 or last day of attendance), if your award includes Spring 2015 work study. The period of time from the last day of Spring semester thru June 30th cannot be funded through federal work study. Pending, subject to change.
Once the student has completed the hiring process, the Financial Aid Office will email a "Confirmation of Assignment" form to the supervisor and the student. This form confirms how many hours the student can work each term, using federal funds. It is the supervisor 's and student's responsibility to keep track of the hours used to ensure they are not exceeded. Any hours worked beyond those authorized are automatically charged to the department's district account.
Federal Work Study student workers are permitted to work no more than 19.5 hours per week while classes are in session. During periods of non-attendance, such as Spring Break, students can work up to 40 hours per week, but cannot exceed 8 hours per day.
Timecards must be completed, signed and submitted to the Payroll Office no later than the fifth day of the following month. Late timecards may result in the department's district account being charged. Students should indicate on their timecard that they are being paid using federal work study funds by writing "FWS" on their timecards.
Supervisors should notify the Career Center/Student Employment Office if their student stops showing up for work. It may or may not be possible to find a replacement student with federal work study funds, depending on funds currently available. Students should contact the Student Employment Office if they wish to change their assignment.
For any questions regarding federal work study eligibility or to check on remaining hours please contact Lucy in the Financial Aid Office at: 760-757-2121 x6327, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
If you have any questions regarding posting a job opening, or the employment hiring process, contact the Career Center/Student Employment/Career Center Office at: 760-757-2121 x6493.
Your Pell Grant award is based on your Financial Aid Enrollment Status. Pell Grant awards must be recalculated if your Financial Aid Enrollment Status has changed from what is printed on your Award Letter. All calculations are based on the 34 week Academic Year definition.
Pell Grant checks will be mailed to the address on file for you. Address changes must be given to us at least fifteen (15) working days prior to the disbursement date shown on your Award Letter. Whenever you change your address, you should also notify the U.S. Postal Service.
It is your responsibility to notify us if you have not received a check within two weeks from the date it was mailed. After the two weeks have passed, you will need to contact the Financial Aid Office on the Oceanside campus to request a replacement check.
If you have a Pell Grant award and you want to use those funds to purchase books, you may apply for a Pell Advancement. A Pell Advancement will authorize credit in the Bookstore at the beginning of each term (Fall and Spring only) for up to half of your term's Pell award up to a maximum of $500.00. Contact the Financial Aid Office for the specific dates each term. Advancement forms may be completed ahead of time. The amount of your charges on the Advancement will be deducted from your Pell check and paid to the Bookstore on your behalf.
FSEOG funds must be awarded to Pell-eligible students who have the lowest family contribution. You must be enrolled in at least six (6) units to receive FSEOG funds (see Enrollment Status).
FSEOG checks will be sent to the mailing address on record with MiraCosta College. Whenever you change your address, you should also notify the U.S. Postal Service.
It is your responsibility to notify us if you have not received a check.
Pell, FSEOG, ACG, and Cal Grant payments are made once each semester by check, payable and mailed to the student or disbursed by Direct Deposit.
Do we have your current mailing address? If not, please come in to our office and complete a Change of Information form NOW. Complete a new form any time your residence and/or mailing address changes.
NOTE: Your change of Mailing Address must be received in the Financial Aid Office at least 15 working days prior to a scheduled disbursement date to ensure the check is mailed to your current address.
You can receive federal financial aid from only one institution for each term of enrollment. If you will be enrolled in two schools at the same time, you must decide from which institution you want to receive aid and advise our office.
The regulations and policies governing financial aid are complicated and lengthy. It would be impossible to include them all in a publication of this size. Here, we have attempted to outline the basic financial aid requirements. This brochure is as accurate as possible as of the date printed. Federal, state, and institutional policies and procedures may change after this document is printed.
There are difficult situations where students and/or parents purposefully misrepresent information in hopes of obtaining financial aid assistance. The Financial Aid Office is required to have a policy of referral when confronted with actual or suspected cases of fraud and abuse [668.53(a)(5), 668.14(g)].1. Policy for Fraud
Students and/or parents who willfully submit fraudulent information and/or lter documentation to obtain financial aid funds will be investigated to the furthest extent possible. All cases of fraud and abuse will be reported to the proper authorities.2. Procedures for Fraud
If an Aid Administrator determines intentional misrepresentation of facts, false statements, or alteration of documents which resulted or could result in the awarding or disbursement of funds for which the student is not eligible, the case shall be referred to the Director for further review and possible disciplinary action. If the Director determines fraud exists, all information will be forwarded to the Vice President of Student Services, the Office of Inspector General of the Department of Education, and/or the local law enforcement agency.
Processing of the application or disbursement of funds shall be suspended until the Director has determined that fraud is evident.
Evidence of fraud will be reported to the Office of Inspector General.
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A Few Words of Advice...Borrow only if absolutely necessary.
MiraCosta Financial Aid Office does not participate in certifying alternative/private education bank loans or Parent Plus loans.
Beginning July 1, 2013 there is a new time limit on borrowing Direct Subsidized loans for NEW borrowers. If you have NEVER borrowed a Direct Subsidized loan and you will be borrowing for the first time during the 2013-14 school year, please click on the link below for IMPORTANT information regarding your new loan:
Federal Direct Loans
Direct Loans are low-interest loans for students to help pay for the cost of a student's education after high school. The lender is the U.S. Department of Education, though most of the contact will be with your loan servicer. A loan origination fee of 1.05% will be deducted from each loan received during the academic year.
The maximum eligibility for grade level 1 (freshmen 0 - 29 college units) is $3,500 per academic year, and the maximum eligibility for grade level 2 (sophomores 30 college units or more) is $4,500 per academic year. Students receiving loan funds for one semester at MiraCosta in order to complete their educational program may receive prorated amounts.
Direct Subsidized Loans
Subsidized loans are based on financial need. The federal government pays the interest on the loan while you are in school at least half-time (6 or more units). Interest begins accruing during the 6 month grace period for loans received on or after July 2, 2012 and before July 1, 2014.
Direct Unsubsidized Loans
Unsubsidized loans are not based on financial need. Interest is accruing while you are in school and added to the principal loan amount when you go into repayment. MiraCosta's Financial Aid Office strongly encourages you to explore all options before requesting an unsubsidized loan.
You will not be required to make principal payments while you are in school at least half-time. Six months after leaving school, dropping below half-time or graduating, you will begin to make regular monthly payments on both the principal (the amount you borrowed) and the interest (the amount charged to you for borrowing the money). Depending upon the total amount you borrowed, it may take up to ten years to repay your loan(s).
Direct Loan funds are disbursed in equal payments throughout the entire loan period. No loan checks will be released under any circumstances prior to the thirtieth day of a semester or summer session. ALL loan disbursements will be mailed to students or through direct deposit.
A Few More Words of Advice. . . Borrow only what is absolutely necessary. You may be paying back this loan for a long time. Take the time now to ask questions and make the right decision, that decision can save you money.


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The shoplifting incident occurred on Friday, Feb. 15, at approximately 8 p.m.
The suspect removed the cell phones from packaging, then left the store without attempting to pay for them, police said.
Police described the suspect as a white male in his 20s who may have tattoos on his neck. He was wearing a black Philadelphia Flyers hat, a long necklace with a medallion on it, a black coat, a white shirt and black Rocawear jeans.
Police ask that anyone with information about the suspect call dispatch at 856-228-4500 or the township's anonymous tip line at 856-842-5560, or send an email to email@example.com.


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I have written often on the subject of knowing and doing the will of God. Sometimes, though, particular situations arise in which we need very specific applications of those general principles. A reader of this site recently asked me about how to think about how many children to have. Here is what he wrote:
The topic of deciding on family size and what's right for your family has come up among ourselves and our friends. It seems different for everyone. On the basic level, we know that God calls us to be fruitful and multiply and we know that to be a parent is an unselfish act as you give your time to parenthood. Yet big families are not for everyone and can cause problems in certain situations.
Let me explain how I go about thinking through this issue. The first thing I look for is clear and specific guidance from the Bible. Is there a clear command in the Bible that tells me that I must have as large a family as possible? And conversely, is there a clear command in the Bible that tells me that I must limit the size of my family? To my knowledge and understanding there is no clear command in either case. In the absence clear and specific commands from God, I am now out of the realm of absolute right and wrong; I am now free from being blatantly disobedient if I choose to have two children or if I choose to have twenty children. But this does not mean that I can now just do whatever I feel like.
In the absence of clear moral commands, my calling is to act wisely and to act in accordance with biblical principles, so my next action is to look to the Bible for principles that may guide me as I consider this issue. Here are a few that come to mind:
Be Fruitful and Multiply. God created human life and as one of man's primary roles told him to "be fruitful and multiply." It is our duty as humans to procreate and our special duty as Christians to fill the earth with people who know and love the Lord. Therefore it is reasonable to say that as a general principle God expects that a husband and wife will have at least some children.
Children Are a Blessing. The Bible is clear that we are to regard children as a blessing and not as a burden. Psalm 127 tells us that "children are a heritage from the LORD, The fruit of the womb is a reward." Where our culture may see children as a financial, emotional or psychological burden, the Bible tells us that they are a blessing and a reward. Further, Many Children Is a Great Blessing. God gave no conditions to his command that we be fruitful and multiply. He did not say "multiply up to and including eight children at which point you must stop." At the same time he did not say "be fruitful and multiply until you have exceeded two children." We are given no rules about how many children are appropriate in God's eyes. We do hear hints, though, that God approves of large families and that many children represent a special blessing. Psalm 127 continues, "Like arrows in the hand of a warrior, So are the children of one's youth. Happy is the man who has his quiver full of them." Many children represent many blessings.


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Happy New Year to all of our Fairport Families!
We have some very exciting news about the upcoming Fairport Pop Warner season to share with all of you.
For the Fall 2014 season – Fairport Pop Warner will be one of the founding members of a brand new regional Association: Upstate New York Pop Warner.
We will no longer be affiliated with Western New York Pop Warner.
So what does this actually mean for our program?
It means Fairport football games AND our local cheer competition will be with other suburban Pop Warner teams from the new Upstate New York Organization.
At this time: Upstate New York Pop Warner officially includes the following member organizations:
It is not official yet, but the Monroe County Redskins (a Henrietta based organization) may also be joining us in Upstate as well.
For our local cheer competition – it will be a much more pure cheerleading event as none of the member organizations, thus far, have dance teams.
Cheer families should also note that in addition to the UNYPW Local Tournament, we are also looking into other possible open tournaments around Rochester, and to include our two younger cheer squads (Tiny Mite and Mitey Mite) in any additional local competition(s).
We look at this as a very positive and exciting move for the Fairport Jr. Raiders and we wanted to get the word out to all of you as soon as possible.
Please spread the word – this is great news!
2014 Registration is open and underway for our returning players/cheerleaders and their siblings that will be new to our program. We will be opening registration to the public on 2/1/2014 so please make sure to get your registration & payment in to secure your spot! Right now I'm asking that everyone please fill out the attached two forms(Fairport Registration form & Volunteer form) and send them in with the registration fee of $125 BEFORE JANUARY 31st 2014. We will open registration to the public after January 31st. Once the National Pop Warner organization releases their 2014 official forms, I will be sending those out to be filled out as well. But for now to insure your child's spot we are simply asking for the two forms and registration fee. All forms & fees should be sent to: Dani Sergeant 70 Squirrels Heath Road, Fairport NY 14450.
*Partial refunds will be offered before 4/1/2014. There will be no refunds for withdrawels after 4/1/2014.
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Got Scrutiny? bumped
The media fluff fest on Mr. O. is ending. Dan
Balz wrote yesterday that is was "time to question Obama, too."
But the conversation that really needs to begin is what started here a while
back, when everyone was piling on Clinton. Today Sean Wilentz goes at the heart of the Obama campaign's hypocrisy, which also just happens to be a weapon of race:
After several weeks of swooning, news reports are finally being filed about
the gap between Senator Barack Obama's promises of a pure, soul-cleansing
"new" politics and the calculated, deeply dishonest conduct of his
actually-existing campaign. But it remains to be seen whether the latest ploy
by the Obama camp–over allegations about the circulation of a photograph
of Obama in ceremonial Somali dress–will be exposed by the press as the manipulative
illusion that it is. … ..
… .. To a large degree, the campaign's strategists turned the primary
and caucus race to their advantage when they deliberately, falsely, and successfully
portrayed Clinton and her campaign as unscrupulous race-baiters–a campaign-within-the-campaign
in which the worked-up flap over the Somali costume photograph is but the
latest episode. While promoting Obama as a "post-racial" figure,
his campaign has purposefully polluted the contest with a new strain of what
historically has been the most toxic poison in American politics.
More than any other maneuver, this one has brought Clinton into disrepute
with important portions of the Democratic Party. A review of what actually
happened shows that the charges that the Clintons played the "race card"
were not simply false; they were deliberately manufactured by the Obama camp
and trumpeted by a credulous and/or compliant press corps in order to strip
away her once formidable majority among black voters and to outrage affluent,
college-educated white liberals as well as college students. … ..
by Sean Wilentz
How Barack Obama played the race card and blamed Hillary Clinton.
I asked back in January: Who
is injecting race?
Craig Crawford did
CRAWFORD: … .. I mean, we've gotten into a situation where if you try to
be fair to the Clintons, if you try to be objective, if you try to say, "Well,
where's the evidence of racism in the Clinton campaign?" you're accused
of being a naïve shill for the Clintons. I mean, I think if somebody
came out today and said that Bill Clinton — if the town drunk in Columbia
[South Carolina] came out and said, "Bill Clinton last night was poisoning
the drinking water in Obama precincts," the media would say, "Ah,
there goes Clinton again. You can't trust him." I really think it's a
problem. … ..
Let's also remember who took the time to show up at Tavis Smiley's event this
past weekend. The Clinton's have a lifelong history of supporting African Americans
and causes they hold dear, like rising economically, which is just what happened
in the 1990s. The Obama campaign knew they had to sever the Clinton's ties with
African Americans in order to get the vote. That's exactly what they did.
It started with the Johnson comment, which guest poster Michael
Fauntroy demolished, by way of being related to someone who was there. But
that didn't stop what Obama's campaign had planned. Back to Wilentz:
Among those dismayed by Obama's tactics and his supporters' was Bill Moyers.
In a special segment on his weekly PBS broadcast in mid-January, Moyers, who
as a young man had been an aide to President Johnson, demolished the charge
that Clinton had warped history in order to race-bait Obama. "There was
nothing in [Clinton's] quote about race," he observed.
By the time the Obama campaign backed off from agitating the King-Johnson
pseudo-scandal, it had already trained its sights on Bill Clinton–by far
the most popular U.S. president among African Americans over the past quarter-century.
Not only were Bill and Hillary supposedly ganging up on Obama in South Carolina–"I
can't tell who I'm running against sometimes," Obama complained during
the South Carolina debate–the former president was supposedly off on a race-baiting
tear of his own. Yet, once again, the charges were either distortions or outright
To encapsulate where all of this stands today, all you have to do is listen
to Rush and his "official Obama criticizer," meant to mock all the people to spineless to scrutinize a man who wants to be president. If Obama is the general
election candidate for Democrats, you can bet Republicans won't be bamboozled
into letting him slide.
Jesse Jackson Jr., Obama's national co-chair, can't threaten everyone.
It's long past time Mr. Obama was held to the same standards as everyone else,
including when he runs as a unifier, but who behind the scene is doing everything to divide. Playing
the race card won't work forever, though it certainly is one of the dishonest tactics, among many, that's gotten his campaign this far.
It may strike some as ironic that the racializing should be coming from a
black candidate's campaign and its supporters. But this is an American presidential
campaign–and there is a long history of candidates who are willing to inflame
the most deadly passions in our national life in order to get elected. Sadly,
it is what Barack Obama and his campaign gurus have been doing for months–with
the aid of their media helpers on the news and op-ed pages and on cable television,
mocked by "SNL" as in the tank for Obama. They promise to continue
until they win the nomination, by any means necessary.


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Sunol rancher is home on the range
Original post made on Jul 6, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, July 6, 2012, 7:53 AM
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on Jul 6, 2012 at 9:07 am
Congratulations to Mr. Koopmann and what a great example you are setting for other ranchers and owners of land. Thanks for taking such good care of the land and the wildlife that depends on it.
on Jul 9, 2012 at 11:14 am
Tim & family are great folks with a big heart for helping others. Tim has made decades of contributions to the Alameda County Fair, including serving as President of the Fair Association for two terms. Congrats again on the Leopold Conservation Award - and true to your humble style, you noted that many other ranchers are also great stewards of the land...
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There is useful information about study options on the official Study in Canada web portal, where there is a search function to look for post–secondary study programs in Canada, as well as to get an estimate of the costs for study and for living, information about study permits and visas, and links related to scholarships.
There are a variety of programs and funding available to non–Canadians who want to study in Canada. The first place to look for information is the Web site of the Canadian embassy nearest you. Or, visit the CanadaInternational Web site for a listing of:
- available scholarships
- information on Canadian colleges and universities
- visa and immigration requirements
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Some countries and international organizations offer opportunities for Canadian scholars to further their studies or conduct research abroad. For a list, visit our International Education Web site or contact the embassy of the country in which you wish to study.
PLEASE NOTE: this button will let you send a message to the International Education division at Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. We regret that we cannot respond to questions regarding visas, study permits, work permits or immigration. If you need information about these subjects, you should contact Citizenship and Immigration Canada. If you are in Canada, please call the Citizenship and Immigration hotline at 1-888-242-2100.
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In flood-sensitive lower Lake Hiawatha, Parsippany Police are taking special precautions to keep residents safe during Hurricane Sandy's impending visit.
A no-parking zone has been established along Lake Shore Drive from North Beverwyck Road to the Lake Hiawatha Swim Club, said Chief Anthony DeZenzo in a statement.
The chief also announced that there will be no garbage, recycling or yard waste pickup in the township on Monday or Tuesday.
DeZenzo asked that residents throughout Parsippany place garbage receptacles indoors so that they do not blow away or become a hazard during the storm. He also requested that residents spread the word and help elderly or sick neighbors take their cans in as well.