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Collections are funny things. Ever wonder what it is about something that makes you want to possess it? And more of it? And then some more? What is the attraction? I have been adding to a few collections lately. No big splurges - just good, clean collecting fun. Then I started thinking about what I am collecting, and wondering why...
I collect religious iconography when I am an aethiest?
I collect royal memorabilia when I am pro-rebublican?
I collect old trophies when I never won one myself...well, that's kinda awkward!
I collect every tooth that my children lose... (I think that's just called rabid sentimentality).
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A little drama on the Osprey Bridge nest! All the babies started flying this past week. What fun! Then Mark got word on Thursday that one of the baby Ospreys had gotten "clipped" by a car on the bridge! He said the bridge operator notified the DEEP and A Place Called Hope, wonderful wildlife rehabilitators, and they both came. When one of them reached down to get the bird (these are BIG birds at this point), the baby decided to have nothing to do with this and took flight right back into the nest! YEA! I did see all three babies this Sunday am and all look healthy and all took off at least once. PHEW!
Sunset Cruise to Middletown has been re-scheduled for Wednesday evening July 30, depart at 5:30pm. A relaxing 3.5 hour cruise on a beautiful section of the river. Bring your picnic basket and chill!
Lots of Tree Swallows flying about in the evening, looking to ba a bumper crop year! Not too early to think about booking a cruise for the upcoming Tree Swallow season, we're ready! Still lost to do on RiverQuest before then, though!
Nest updates:
The new eagle's nest in Haddam. We confirmed two babies in that nest. See below↓ for picture.
There are at least three Osprey babies on the Bridge!! All flyiny.
Goodspeed Eagles, saw at least one baby in the nest, both parents nearby.
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Bridge Osprey baby working it's wings with proud Mom Our newest Bald Eagle nest, Mom with her two babies!
Beautiful evening returning from a Sunset Cruise. Proud Parents and their chick...too cute! 3 in this nest!
Swallows everyewhere in Selden Creek. Osprey Fledgling: "Now what...?"

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Random side note, but the Daytime Emmy Awards have long had the categories "Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series" and "Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series."
I think it makes perfect sense that someone could be a great child actor but a rather average or even sub par adult actor. We expect different things from children and adults and some people may be better at one or the other. Plenty of kids did some bad acting but went on to great success as adults with some real talent.
"Michelle would never be caught with sausage grease staining her Vera Wang." - rfisher
Other critics' awards already have younger actor categories:
For example, this year's Broadcast Film Critics' nominees in the younger actor category are:
Best Young Actor/Actress
Super 8: Elle Fanning
The Descendants: Shailene Woodley
Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close: Thomas Horn
Hugo: Asa Butterfield
Hanna: Saoirse Ronan
We Need to Talk About Kevin: Ezra Miller
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Deadline change for farmers, ranchers claimsPublished 12:27pm Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced the extension of the voluntary claims process for Hispanic and women farmers and ranchers who allege discrimination by the USDA in past decades. All claims must be filed by May 1.
"Hispanic and women farmers who believe they have faced discriminatory practices in the past from the USDA have additional time to file a claim in order to have a chance to receive a cash payment or loan forgiveness," said Secretary Vilsack. "USDA urges potential claimants to contact the Claims Administrator for information and to file their claim packages on or before May 1, 2013."
The process offers a voluntary alternative to litigation for each Hispanic or female farmer and rancher who can prove that USDA denied his or her application for loan or loan servicing assistance for discriminatory reasons for certain time periods between 1981 and 2000.


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I am attracted to shorelines like bees to honey, magnets to iron and 2012 Milwaukee Brewers to doctors' offices. A week doesn't go by that I don't take a long walk on the sands of Whitefish Bay's beaches. Nearly all my vacations involve adventures to the scenic meeting points of land and water. The endless view of azure waters leading to a sky-blue, orange, gray or black horizons appeal to my sense of wonderment and dreams.
I've strolled and gazed upon shorelines of Clifden in Ireland, Oostende in Belgium, Port-of-Spain in Trinidad, Manzanillo in Mexico, Key West in Florida, Santa Cruz, Malibu and Coronado in California, Hanalei and Poipu in Kauai, Juneau in Alaska, Gulf Shores in Alabama, Prince Edward Island in Canada, Geneva Lake in Switzerland and hundreds of others throughout the world.
The eastern shore of Wisconsin's Lake Winnebago, however - a mere 60 miles from my home of 34 years - was virgin territory until last week when I finally set my eyes on the 30 mile shoreline. A free Friday afternoon and evening provided the luxury of time to drive the short route north on I-43 before exiting the Sheboygan exit towards Howards Grove.
The 45 mile trip from the interstate to my destination at the northern end of Lake Winnebago's eastern shore included numerous points of interests along the way.
First up was a surprising series of roundabouts highlighting the rural highway between Sheboygan and Howard's Grove. I believe there were more roundabouts (five) on that four mile trip on State Highway 42 than in all of Milwaukee.
On the way is the tiny burg of Ada, the only populated place in the state whose name is a palindrome (though Alma, Osseo, Oconto, Willow and Omro come close). Ada is also the only town in Wisconsin that shares its name with a major piece of federal legislation. There really isn't much in Ada…but they do have a fire department with a shiny 2006 tanker truck (built on a Freightliner FL-80 chassis) and a Scott Walker supporter with a handmade campaign sign.
The next real town after Howard's Grove is Kiel. I knew of Kiel as the hometown of one my wife's college roommates. I did not know that it was once known as the wooden shoe capital of Wisconsin as it had the state's only wooden shoe factory. It is also home of a frustrated Blockbuster video customer, who recently checked out a video from a vending machine using brute force in place of a paid rental fee. Kiel also has Schaller's, a tavern opened in 1942 by the town barber. It's not related to Chicago's oldest tavern, and one of my favorites, Schaller's Pump in the Bridgeport neighborhood.
Moving on to New Holstein I came upon Honest Abe's Shop. Besides being surprised that Abe Lincoln was still shopping, I was bewildered that he apparently traversed to Calumet County to do his shopping. Abe's Shop did look like the kind of place I would enjoy browsing as it had antiques and sports memorabilia, but I was racing the sun to Lake Winnebago and still had 25 miles to go, so I skipped Abe's and continued towards Lake Winnebago's shoreline.
Chilton and Hilbert were the next two towns on State Highway 32, also known as the 32nd Division Red Arrow Memorial Highway. I passed a "slow moving carriage" warning sign indicating the Amish community that farms near St. Anna (the second A is silent).
St. Anna is also home of Schwarz Supper Club, one of Calumet County's many terrific supper clubs. Just a few miles away in New Holstein is the Altona Supper Club. The eastern shore of Lake Winnebago has three supper clubs. Bob and Wanda Schabow's Granary Supper Club in Sherwood has a classic supper club menu. The Granary and Gobbler's Knob Supper Club in Stockbridge are both located towards the north end of the lake and Jim & Linda's Lakeview Supper Club is right on Lake Winnebago in Malone. When I return to the area, Jim & Linda's will be my supper club of choice.
While Chilton and Hilbert and all the supper clubs were enticing, I kept on pushing forward as I needed to get to the shore in time to see the sun set. At Hilbert I hung a Louie and headed due west on highway 114. The rural road provided a scenic view for the final ten miles to the lake.
A winding road led down a steep hill as I finally approached the lake near High Cliff State Park. I reached the eastern shore at a private neighborhood whose home had amazing sunset views. A few miles south was Calumet County Park that allowed me to get out and enjoy a spectacular view of the sun setting over Lake Winnebago. The park has dozens of shoreside campsites that were unused on a cool Friday evening. With a tent and a little more time I would have been delighted to stay just a little bit longer. On the lake, there was a loan fisherman making a few more casts before nature's light was extinguished.
In an effort to get another perspective, I hopped back in my car and drove south. Near Brothertown I stumbled on Harbor Bar & Restaurant. The bar located at Stockbridge Harbor is located at the site of a 12th century Indian settlement. The site is listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places. Archaeological digs uncovered pottery that contributes to the debate regarding both Effigy Moundbuilders and Late Woodland agriculturalists living together during that period.
I enjoyed a fish fry in the bar overlooking the lake as customers bought rubber ducks for the following weekend's "duck drop" and watched a Brewers game on television.
After the break I stopped a mile or so south at Gladwater Beach where the boat ramp was littered with dozens of surprisingly large seashells. I knew of the tiny invasive zebra mussels, but these were much larger, looked like giant clams and surprised me as I didn't realize inland lakes had large mollusks. A little bit of researched uncovered information that the shell is likely from a Lampsilis ventricosa winnebagoensis or something similar. The setting sun behind a layer of clouds provided several beautiful shades of blue that alone made the journey worthwhile.
While driving the very scenic Lakeshore Drive southbound I recalled that the author of mentioned that there was a "gravity hill" near the eastern shore of Lake Winnebago. A quick Google search revealed that I was only three miles from the famous Joe Road Gravity Hill!!! I couldn't believe my luck.
Gravity hills are rural roads that appear to be uphill, but due to an optical illusion caused by the surrounding terrain are actually downhill. Wisconsin has two. One is in Shellsburg and the other is Joe Road east of Lake Winnebago. Cars stopped on these hills and put in neutral will appear to roll "uphill"…WEIRD!
I was skeptical, but my own experience at Joe Road made me a believer. My view east on Joe Road definitely looked downhill. Turning around, the view behind, definitely appeared to be uphill. I proceeded to put my car in neutral and sure enough, began to roll in the direction that I could have sworn was uphill!
The sun soon set, so it was time for me to turn away from the shore. Big Al Capone's of Pipe, Wisconsin was my final landmark. Built in 1846 as a hotel, Big Al's is now a pizza place with a full bar. Its namesake is rumored to have stayed at the hotel numerous times in the 1920s while visiting his brother who operated a brothel and distillery nearby.
I didn't have time to walk the floors Big Al once walked, but along with dining at Jim & Linda's Lakeview Supper Club, shopping at Honest Abe's Shop and camping at Calumet County Park, I now have plenty of reasons to return to the eastern shore of Lake Winnebago.


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St. Paul, Minnesota, has more layers of history than you might imagine. From prehistoric times, Native American settlements, the glory days of the railroads, the roaring twenties and the era of mobsters and their molls, here's where you can visit to experience St. Paul's history, from 450 million years ago, to more recent historical times.
Summit Avenue's Historical Houses
Summit Avenue, starting on the hill above downtown St. Paul, and running all the way west to the Mississippi River, is where St. Paul's lumber barons and railroad millionaires built their mansions a century ago. Almost every home on Summit Avenue dates from Victorian times, and since the area has always been wealthy, most have been impeccably maintained.
The grandest homes are on the eastern end of the avenue, including the James J. Hill house, now a museum. The Minnesota Governor's Residence is at 1006 Summit Avenue, and the stately house is open for free tours in the summer.
The architecture of the houses encompasses elegant, tasteful, and hideous. It's fun to drive or walk along, and pick out the most beautiful, and the most ugly home on Summit Avenue.
The James J. Hill House
Mickey's Diner
Mickey's Dining Car in downtown St. Paul has been open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for almost 70 years, weathering urban redevelopment, the onslaught of fast-food chains, and modern health food. An icon of St. Paul, you can't call yourself a true resident until you've had breakfast at 3 a.m. at Mickey's.
Indian Mounds Park
Humans have lived in the area which was to become St. Paul for thousands of years. Urban development has obliterated most all of the area's Native American history, save a small number of burial mounds in Indian Mounds Park, east of downtown St. Paul.
A Native American burial ground was located on the bluff above the Mississippi River, and once a large number of burial mounds were build in this area. The majority were destroyed in early 20th century construction. Six remain, and are preserved in Indian Mounds park. The park is a St. Paul public park, and is free to visit.
Lilydale Park - Brickyard Ruins, and Fossils
Lilydale Park is unique as a site where you can experience both recent history, and prehistoric times. The site, now a St. Paul public park, was once home to the Twin Cities Brick Company's brickyards. The company started operations in 1894, quarrying shale and firing bricks at the site. Caves, quarry sites, the ruins of a brick kiln, and plenty of old bricks, can be found in the park.
Then, go back 450 million years, to when Minnesota was submerged under a prehistoric sea. Fossils of undersea animals can be found in the broad layer of Decorah shale exposed in Lilydale Park. The fossils, mostly simple sea creatures, are plentiful and relatively easily found. A permit from the city of St. Paul is required for hunting fossils at Lilydale Park.
The Minnesota State Capitol
The seat of the State Government, the elegant Minnesota State Capitol and grounds are in the north of downtown St. Paul. The building is open to the public daily, and free tours start on the hour during opening hours. The tours visit the House and Senate chambers, view the Capitol's art collections, and weather permitting, visit the four golden horses on the roof of the Capitol building.
The Cathedral of St. Paul
The Beaux-Art style Cathedral of St. Paul has been a dominant feature of the St. Paul skyline for a century. Construction began in 1907, and the first Mass was held in the Cathedral in 1915. The Cathedral welcomes all Mass, and it's free to visit the Cathedral when a service isn't being held. You can also join one of the several weekly free tours of the building.
Wabasha Street Caves
Reputedly home to spook and spirits, the man-made Wabasha Street Caves were used by run-running, bootlegging gangsters during St. Paul's notorious prohibition days. These days, you can take a tour of the caves, held Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Or experience the caves 1920s style at one of their weekly Thursday swing dancing evenings.
Landmark Center
The Landmark Center, in Downtown St. Paul, was once the Federal Courthouse, and tried many notorious mobsters during St. Paul's gangster age, including Ma Baker and John Dillinger. These days, the Landmark Center is home to several small museums, and hosts regular special events in the grand hall.
You can tour the building by joining one of the free public tours, held on Thursdays and Sundays. The Landmark Center also holds free tours of other the Rice Park area and historic buildings surrounding the Landmark Center twice a month.
F. Scott Fitzgerald House
F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in, and lived in St. Paul for several years. One of St. Paul's most famous residents, Fitzgerald wrote his first novel at 599 Summit Avenue, in the prestigious Cathedral Hill neighborhood. The house is currently a private home, as are many of the other nearby places with a Fitzgerald connection. So, although there isn't much for fans to get their teeth into, you can take a pleasant stroll around the genteel neighborhood which he called home.
Other F. Scott Fitzgerald landmarks: 25 North Dale Street, currently a law firm, was once a private school which Fitzgerald attended, and has a statue of the author outside, and several other nearby homes and buildings connected with Fitzgerald.
Jackson Street Roundhouse
With an appeal extending beyond train fans, the Jackson Street Roundhouse covers many important aspects of the history of our urban and regional transportation. The Roundhouse is home to many lovingly restored trains and buses, transportation memorabilia, and a working turntable which museum visitors can take a ride on. If you ask nicely, you may be able to take a tour of the restoration workshops, and see the guts of vintage steam engines, and surreally oversized tools needed to work on them.
The Jackson Street Roundhouse is open Wednesdays and Saturdays. Freebie tip: look out for free admission to the Jackson Street Roundhouse, occasionally available in the Museum Adventure Pass program at local libraries.
The Minnesota History Center
The Minnesota History Center does what it says on the tin. This museum is dedicated to the preservation of Minnesota's history, with subjects as diverse as Charles Lindberg, spam, wartime Minnesota, ice fishing, and butter sculptures from the Minnesota State Fair. The Minnesota History Center also curates special exhibitions, and hosts notable traveling exhibitions.
Freebie tip: The Minnesota History Center has free admission to all on Tuesday evenings, from 5-8 pm. And for a free visit at other times, look out for free admission to the Minnesota History Center, occasionally available in the Museum Adventure Pass program at local libraries.


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text: Today marks a momentous occasion in American history. Rosa Parks who is credited with starting the Montgomery Alabama Bus Boycott was honored for her courageous actions. Because of her bravery, many blacks opted to walk instead of using a bus system where they were routinely degraded by being forced to stand or sit at the back of the bus in order to accomodate white riders. The Boycott resulted in the United States Supreme Court decision that declared the Alabama and Montgomery laws requiring segregated buses to be unconstitutional. The White House paid respect to her legacy today through a ceremony where they unveiled her statue which now resides permanently in the U.S. Capitol.


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Faced with the possibility of 31.5 student class size for next year's sixth grade classes, the Kings Park School district is proposing a higher tax levy, which would help to avoid such class sizes.
The district is proposing a 2.7 percent tax levy increase, an adding $130,000 back to the budget and would restore a sixth grade teaching position, a clerical position and one grounds person.
"One of the biggest concerns we had was a 31.5 class size in grade six," said superintendent Susan Agruso at last Thursday's budget workshop. "We did not consider that to be a proper thing to do."
Teachers in the sixth grade work in teams of two to cover the core subjects. Agruso said she is proposing an 11th teaching position for the grade, which would drop the class size to 28.6.
"We are able to offer them all electives and a smaller class size," said Agruso.
The state set cap for the district is 2.9 percent, which if used, would boost the budget an additional $140,000.
A 2.7 percent tax levy would increase the budget by $130,000 and set the budget at $80,539,580.
Proposed cuts to the budget include phasing out French-beginning in grade seven, decreasing electives, consolidated bus runs and the elimination of four bus drivers, three of which, according to the district, are due to retire.
The district will hold its fourth and on Saturday, March 24 at 9 a.m. at the high school.


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Element Hotels -- or "Element by Westin" -- is a new eco-chic brand brought to you by the giant Starwood Hotels and Resorts company (which also has the Westin brand).
Element Hotels suit families in a number of ways, such as fully equipped kitchens, bikes for the whole family, complimentary breakfasts --see more, below.
Style is sleek and simple, approach is eco-friendly: Element Hotels aim "to promote a healthy, well-balanced, green lifestyle". As part of this picture, Element Hotels is the first brand to require that each property pursue LEED certification (a system of rating buildings, developed by the US Green Building Council.)
Family-friendly features:
- good price point. For example, in Lexington MA (Boston area), at time of writing, $109/night
- extended stay price breaks: nightly rate decreases the longer you stay
- studio, one- and two-bedroom units
- fully-equipped kitchenettes, including dishes, cutlery, utensils
- chlorine-free indoor pool
- complimentary bikes for guests at each property (click on photos, above)
- complimentary daily healthy breakfasts
- weekly barbeques on the patio
- groceries delivered to your room (order in advance)
- Wii in the lobby
- dog-friendly
Grown-up perks include: Westin Heavenly® Beds; workspaces with ergonomic chairs, power and data connections; evening receptions with snacks and drinks; rain showerhead and other trendy styling; fitness center.
About that complimentary healthy breakfast:
The "rise" daily breakfast includes hot breakfast wraps, fresh fruit, yogurts, granola, smoothies, pastries and muffins.
Element Hotels also have a self-serve food shop in the lobby, the "Restore Pantry", open 24/7. Guests can choose "ready-set-cook" meals to prepare in their kitchens, or buy ingredients such as pasta and sauce to cook themselves, or select from a range of food and drinks including healthy choices and gluten-free menu items.
Some twenty properties are planned to open in the US and Canada in 2009 to 2011.
Find out more about Element Hotels:
- See the Element Hotels site
- check visitors' comments at a site like http://travelwithkids.about.com/cs/familytraveltips/a/tripadvisor.htmTripAdvisor.com
*Always check resort sites for updates!
This brief profile is meant to introduce this resort to family vacationers; please note that the writer has not visited in person.


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St. Patrick's Day Fairy
Topics : St. Patrick's Day, First Grade, Fairies
Leprechaun and fairy friends gracefully gather in this pleasant scene. Sure to get your kid in the St. Patrick's Day spirit, this cute coloring page is just begging for his attention! Filling in the images with captivating colors is great for strengthening his fine motor skills, too.
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Trenton Board of Education member Wayne Sieloff said he was "disappointed" after learning that Trenton 11th graders scored below the state average in math and science on the Michigan Merit Exam.
Sieloff learned of the test results at Monday's board of education meeting.
Trenton High School . Trenton students scored four points lower than state averages in both subjects.
"I believe that the board has provided ... resources, even in these trying times, in order to improve this or give the administration and the teachers the tools to do that, and i realize it's going to take some time to do that," Sieloff said. "But, maybe our analysis of our strategies for preparing students for a successful tomorrow isn't working..."
Trenton Director of Curriculum Ann Deneroff and High School Principal Michael Doyle presented the test results to district administrators and school board members at the meeting.
Deneroff stated Trenton juniors performed only slightly better than the state average in reading, writing and social studies, as shown in the chart below.
Reading Writing Math Science Social Studies Trenton 60 50 25 22 43 Michigan 56 49 29 26 41
Sieloff said he was also disappointed in test results of sophomores who took the PLAN test, which is a preliminary ACT test.
The results showed that only 63 percent of students we able to answer a certain sample test question provided in the report. Sieloff believed more students should have been able to answer the question.
Doyle said the majority of student learning happens in the classroom and administrators would have to take a look at classroom instruction to find a reason for the lower test results.
"In education, the rubber hits the pavement in the classroom," Doyle said.
Doyle said he and fellow administrators would create instructional strategies for next year's tests and bring them to the next board of education meeting on Aug. 27.


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BEIJING — With the Mid-Autumn Festival fast approaching, Yang Haijuan dropped by the posh China World Hotel to pick up three deluxe sets of mooncakes, gifts for her friends.
She'd chosen the eight-cake "Autumn Elegance" boxes, covered in golden fabric and embroidered flowers, at a cost of $63. Each came in a thick, sparkly, gold and red shopping bag with rope-like handles.


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How to Start Paying Off Student Loans
Kick off your payments with honesty and responsibility.
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6. Focus on the future: If you find you're scrimping or sacrificing to make your monthly student loan payments, it may help to remind yourself what you're paying for.
"I really value the education I got, and I got a good job, so it paid off," NYU graduate Mitnick says. "Right now it seems like a lot, but in 10 or 15 years ... it will be worth it."
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SINCE 9/11, the United States has pursued what the White House calls a "forward strategy of freedom" predicated on the belief that a dearth of democracy in Muslim countries has led to the spread of a deadly strain of Islamic extremism. Emboldened by a hard-won ideological victory over the regimes in Eastern Europe during the Cold War, the U.S. once again has sought to foment democracy abroad to ensure security at home.
However, as the first returns come in on this democratization effort in the Muslim world, there is growing anxiety in the U.S. about the resulting character of these nascent, freely elected governments. Some have begun to even question whether these countries have the innate ability to sustain democracy.


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Picture yourself on the perfect Hawaiian resort vacation, complete with a popular nightly luau, three outdoor swimming pools, and myriad activities, set on 27 acres on famous Kaanapali Beach. That's what you'll find at the Royal Lahaina Resort. Two championship golf courses and Whaler's Village are also nearby.
Royal Lahaina Resorts offers guests a variety of guestroom experiences, from traditional plantation-style beach cottages to modern guestrooms in the 12-story Lahaina Kai Tower.
Royal Ocean Terrace Restaurant offers a daily breakfast buffet, plus a la carte options for lunch and dinner. Enjoy Hawaiian and mainland favorites while taking in views of the gardens and the Pacific Ocean.
Royal Scoop helps you cool down with locally made ice cream and frozen yogurt. Plus, enjoy continental breakfast items, specialty coffee drinks, and sandwiches.
Island-style hospitality at this hotel means two on-site restaurants, two on-site bars, an ice cream parlor, on-site shopping, an activities desk, bocce ball and shuffleboard, tennis courts, fitness center, and three swimming pools.
Please note: Guests will be required to present a valid photo ID and a credit card upon hotel check-in. Hotel package prices include room and room tax, only, and do not cover incidental charges, parking fees, or resort fees which some hotels may collect upon check-in to cover added-value services such as spa, fitness, phone charges and energy fees. Guest must be at least 21 years old to check in and there must be one person at least 21 years old staying in each room. Most hotel check-in times are 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM and most hotel checkout times are 11:00 AM to 12:00 noon. To avoid confusion, please note that your flight departure date and time may be different from your hotel checkout date and time.


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CULLMAN — Cullman Fire and Rescue is conducting a training exercise in the City of Cullman Economic Development Agency parking lot, behind the Cullman County Museum. This is just a training exercise. Anyone seeing the training exercies taking place, please do not call dispatch and do not approach or interfere by speaking to anyone during the training.


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Hello from Swift Current report 28 1106 km
I should index this report because there is a lot of comments and if you are not interested in the topic, you can move on..
This is a relatively big city with a relatively long history
Everything is relative because if you were to move it to Ontario for example, it would never be noticed for size. If you moved it to Europe, they would think it totaly modern because any thing newer than the 1700th centry is "recent"
In prairie terms, the city has been around since the late 1881 when the C.P.R. ran it's line right to this spot. But the river has always been a stopping point for aboriginals. The Cree called it Ksiskaciwan meaning " it flows swiftly". The french fur traders called it Rivierre Au Courant which as you know also means " Swift Current" So it always has been known as Swift Current because the current in the river is fast flowing. The river actually runs for over a hundred miles but this is where the railway line intercepted so it's where the setlement started. There are about 16,00 residents which isn't much for eastern provinces but when you have nothing in any direction for at least 200 kms to the west ( Medicine Hat) 300 kms to the East ( Regina) 350 miles to the north ( Saskatoon) and Montana and North Dakota to the south, this is big!!!
Big cattle roundups brought Texas cattle over really rough, parched and desolate country to the rail lines for shipment to the markets in the east making this an important terminal hub while some locals raised sheep ( as many as 20,000 by John Oman from Scotland alone).
Buffalo bones were collected here for fertilizer, glass, bone china and sugar manufacturing. Red River Ox cart companies ran supplies to the Metis up in Batoche and when the Army arrived to put down the Riel Rebellion, this became an important staging area for the Red Coats.
City slogan is " Were life makes sense"
Recent Events
In 1946 Swift Current became a pilot project for a province wide health care program. It gained intrernational attention when it became the first Government funded medical plan in North America. It was introduced Province wide in 1962 and it was not too long before it was adopted Canada wide.
After slow and stagnant growth for almost 90 years, Swift Current, like the rest of Saskatchewan, is enjoying an economic boom.
I arrived too early for the " BIG KITE" festival. It takes place June 19 to the 21st. This is not your average saturaday afternoon back yard kite flying. Compettiors come from all over the world. Electric companies are introducing big concrete windmills to harness the wind to produce much needed power.. Up nowt, strong winds were always considered a nuisance like goffers. something you had to put up with as part of prairie living
Arts & Culture.
Swift Current isd known by artists for its culture. Its annual " Stars for Saskatchewan" always features big time names (Have you noticed how many times I have used the word " BIG" ? )
The city has the oldest operating theatre in Canada called the LYRIC. It started in 1912 at a cost of $50,000 ( today's equivilant of 5 million) and is some indication of how seriously they took the arts.
At the turn of the century, that thirst started a movement called the CHAUTAUQUA pronounced CHA-TA-KWA. Like a band of wandering minstrals, they followed a circut to over 10,000 settlements in Canada and the U.S.A, and an audience estimated to be about 45 million. Performing in tents rain or shine for a nation hungry for Education, culture and entertainment, this group of performers, musicians, entertainers, school students and teachers and evangelical preachers built what Teddy Rosevelt called " the most American thing in America" Like everything else it has been replaced. This time by Radio and talking movies, which were replaced in their time by T.V., the computer, blackberry and what ever else is coming down the road to replace them.
Every religion plus a hand full of wanna- bees are represented in Swift Current. The oldest church building is the Knox Presbyterian built in 1912 also at a cost of $50,000
( must have had the same contractor as the theatre) It was made a heritage site in 1985.
Well thats my BIG report from the BIG sky country
Till later
Doug G
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Last summer I took a class with the NorthTIER consortium on Virtual Worlds and Games in Education, taught by Laura Briggs. My initial goal was to learn to use Second Life to attend VSTE meetings and professional development sessions online. I learned so much more–my professional and personal worlds have been expanded exponentially.
When I started using Second Life (SL), I had a steep learning cliff to conquer. It took me a week to learn how to move my avatar around effectively, and a month before I learned how to change my clothes. I persisted because the people I met there were so helpful and welcoming that I wanted to participate in the communities that I found.
As you know, my job as a solo school librarian is extremely isolating. I am a team of one, in a building of 800+ people. My district is kind enough to let me run SL in school, making it possible to attend inworld meetings during the day, and to network with people on my few occasions for downtime. I am able, from my computer here, to have meaningful professional interchanges with people all over the world.
Currently I am a member of 18 different educational groups in Second Life. I attend Virtual Pioneers meetings on Sunday nights; VSTE meetings on Monday nights; ISTE office hours on Tuesday nights; ISTE meetings and socials, plus VSTE planning meetings, on Wednesday nights; VWER meetings on Thursdays after school; and BIO-SE and Nonprofit Commons meetings on Fridays during school. Because the latter two are conducted in chat rather than voice, I can follow along even when I have classes coming in to check out books. I consider myself a liaison between all of the groups, and I do lots of cross-postings of meeting notifications among all of them. I like being able to connect people together, and help create community. I've been enriched so much–it's a virtual world, but the people are real.


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Situated in the suburbs, this hotel is close to Pope-Leighey House, George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate, and Fort Belvoir Community Hospital. Local attractions also include Hilltop Golf Club and George Washington's Mount Vernon.
Hotel Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Candlewood Suites Alexandria - Fort Belvoir provides complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, and laundry facilities.
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Candlewood Suites Alexandria - Fort Belvoir features a fitness center, tour/ticket assistance, and barbecue grills. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Alexandria hotel also offers multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 57
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Police responded to reports of gunfire in an Eagle Rock neighborhood, where they found a man's body on the front porch of a home. John Cadiz Klemack reports from Eagle Rock for the NBC4 News at 5 p.m. on Nov. 27, 2013.
A man was killed and his wife was seriously hurt in a double shooting in Eagle Rock on Wednesday morning, police said.
Police said gunfire was reported in the 2900 block of Sagamore Way about 10:55 a.m.
When officers arrived, they found the man's body on the front porch of a home. His wife had been shot in the leg, police said. She was taken to the hospital.
Neighbor Kristin Lane said she heard the woman screaming.
"No specific words, she was screaming out of shock, and she was very scared for her life," Lane said.
Investigators determined that the incident began inside the home and ended up outside.
Two males are sought in connection to the shooting, police said.
The couple's 5-year-old son was taken away to be reunited with family, officials said.
Police said they planned on reviewing surveillance video taken from a camera in a neighboring residence.
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TRAVERSE CITY — Many times it's hard to make history relevant to younger generations, but it's different when the topics include the Civil Rights Era and Martin Luther King Jr., local teachers said.
"There's a lot of footage and video," said Ben Zenner, who teaches ninth grade U.S. History at Traverse City's West Senior High School. "Students engage when they can see the violence in Birmingham, fire-bombed buses and people bleeding and being beaten."
Students often are stunned to try to comprehend that era and the hatred that spewed from people who blew up buses simply because blacks and whites rode together, he added.
"One big thing my student had trouble wrapping their heads around was understanding that was just the way it was then," Zenner said.
He attributes that relative astonishment to two reasons: They didn't grow up in that era; and they grew up in the northern United States.
"Martin Luther King Jr. Day reminds us of the civil rights issue and it gives us time to focus on that," he said.
Today is the fourth year Traverse City Area Public Schools closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a federal holiday first observed nationwide in 1986.
The TCAPS began closing school on the federal holiday to honor the slain civil rights leader in 2011, after filmmaker Michael Moore offered to raise funds to buy new seats for Lars Hockstad Auditorium in Central Grade School if they did so.
Michigan students are introduced to the histories of slavery, the Civil War, civil rights movement and King in elementary grades as part of state curriculum requirements. In eighth grade, they take a more in-depth look at slavery, while ninth graders dig deeper into the civil rights movement.
On Tuesday, Zenner plans to discuss stereotypes and discrimination. Other upcoming topics will include: the case of Emmet Till, an African-American 14-year-old who was murdered in Mississippi in 1955 after reportedly flirting with a 21-year-old white woman; the impact of the Supreme Court's historic 1954 Brown V. Board of Education ruling that declared all school segregation laws unconstitutional across the nation; the Montgomery bus boycotts; the Selma and Birmingham marches the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965.


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To me, I think, the "Relationships & Sexuality" thread was separate from the "Keira Girls" thread. I'd never/"probably not ever" post in a girls only forum. Because "Men are from Mars" I often find that I'm not too interested in "Women Only" conversations. Imagine "Women's Night" and how boring that would be for some ugly old guy.
So, now I see that the "Relationships & Sexuality" thread is back inside the "Keira Girls" thread. Does it move in and out depending on where I am looking at the index from? The reason I am asking that is because several of these threads seem to migrate. "Step Right Up; Buy Your Ticket; See the Incredible Disappearing Thread".
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Cameron Dennis is Harvey's mentor, along with Jessica. He is the US District Attorney who Harvey worked for as an assistant before working at Pearson Hardman. He has questionable ethics and is willing to engage in unlawful or illegal acts in order to win cases. He is wise but manipulative.
In Rules of the Game, Cameron is accused of and investigated for burying evidence, and Harvey is forced to testify against Cameron. Being his mentor, Harvey is unwilling to help form a case against Cameron, so Harvey asks him to just step down from his position and make a deal with the other side. When Cameron realizes that Harvey's honor might just make him talk against him, he decides to sell out Harvey to save himself, instead. When Jessica finds out, she uses the information Donna gave her to blackmail Cameron into backing down.


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will vote on a $45,300,331 2012-13 budget on May 15.
The figure unanimously approved by the school board on Tuesday is $55,000 more than the . The newly-added funds will be used to repair the / tennis courts.
The amount falls below the $100,000 minimum needed to create a separate proposition and account for capital projects.
The and are unable to be used for the 30-member boys and 20-member girls teams' official matches, Athletic Director John Bauerlein shared at the meeting.
While other potential facilities projects were outlined at the last meeting, board members and administrators decided the tennis courts safety hazards represented the most pressing issue.
The board discussed the possibility of setting up a capital reserve fund for the other projects, but ultimately decided the decision would have been rushed.
Trustee David McCullagh said he was supportive of the measure, calling the board's action "being proactive."
Trustee Shane McGaffey pushed the board to consider a capital fund, pointing out that finacially, "The stars have sort of aligned this year in a way they might not align again," referring to the proposed budget being beneath the state-imposed tax cap.
"It may be tough to do in the future," McGaffey said. "I'd like to use this as a stepping stone."
He said the board could potentially split costs in half and raise capital using revenue streams.
The board ultimately chose to fund the tennis courts through the proposed budget, which Bauerlein said will make the facility more usable for physical education classes as well.
"There are 50 students using the tennis courts...we are trying to build a program," Conte pointed out. "In addition to that, it is used in other ways."
The adopted budget represents an increase of about $504,014 over last year's adopted figure, a 1.13 percent overall increase.
Board Vice President Thomas Exton said the addition of funds for the tennis courts will carry approximately a 1.71 percent tax levy increase for residents. The maximum allowable increase is approximately 2.4 percent.
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Smith, T.J. and Petty, G. and Villet, M.H. (1995) Description and identification of white grubs (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae) attacking pineapple crops in South Africa. African Entomology, 3 . pp. 153-166. ISSN 1021-3589
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Larvae of five species of scarabaeid beetles, Asthenopholis subfasciata Blanchard, Trochalus politus Moser, Macrophylla ciliata Herbst, Congela valida Peringuey and Adoretus ictericus Burmeister, and adults of a sixth species, Heteronychus arator (Fabricius), cause considerable economic damage to the root systems of pineapple plants. The biologies of the species differ, making reliable identification essential. Since no convenient method is available to identify them, both field and laboratory keys are provided for the identification of third instar larvae of the six species, and detailed, illustrated descriptions for confirming their identifications
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Project - Winter Wonderland mini album - back
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Hello lovelies!
I've created this mini-album a few months ago, but somehow i missed posing it. So, here it is:-)
If you wish to see more close ups and detailed product information, please follow this link: http://few-favourite-things.blogspot.nl/2012/10/winter-wonderland-mini-album-dt-work.html [few-favourite-things.blogspot.nl]
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Dusty, First, if the stabilizer has not been removed, keep it intact. Then, I suggest removing the embroidery from the back, starting with the bobbin thread. I would recommend placing the towel on a rounded surface, like a softball, then use a very sharp single blade knife to slice through the bobbin stitches of the satin stitching, being sure to only cut the stitches and not the towel. Then, flip the towel over and use a fingernail or dull butter knife to loosen the stitches and then grab to loose thread and pull them out with a flat tweezers. The underlay stitching is going to be the trickiest and will need to be cut using a seam ripper, again working from the back, and then pulled out from the front very carefully.
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October 17th, 2013 at 12:42 pm
I have a friend who took on a favor to embroider a word on towels. She does not do embroidery as a business just for herself and just did this as a favor for a friend. I believe her font was not thick enough and the letters are kind of lost in the thick towel. She is ready to give up and replace the towels and tell her friend she can't do it. I am trying to encourage her not to spend the money to replace (she can't afford to do this) the towels but to fix them. She said that when she tries to remove the stitching from the towels her seam ripper snags the towels. What do you recommend for removing the stitches from the towels to return them to like new condition? Thanks!
Brenda Lovic Says:
Thanks for the video on towels. Everything I had read about embroidering towels said not to use tear away stabilizer or water soluble stabilizer. I am so glad to see you using both. Any advise to keep the water soluble stabilizer from making such a mess when you wet it to remove it?
Linda K Johnson Says:
This video was so informative. I didn't even know I had the "target stickers" in my kit. Wow, what a cinch to use them. I've struggled centering my embroidery all this time when all along I had such a simple solution right at my fingertips, thanks to Baby Lock. Thank you, Nancy, for all your invaluable instruction videos! Don't know what I'd do without you. You're the best!
Claudette Floyd Says:
I have a very old sewing machine ,that was giving to me by my late mother. It is a Singer made in the 1950.' It sewing just beautiful!. What I wanted to know is how can I do embroidery on this late model or do I just need to get a new model . Thank you for any advice.Just a Texas girl who like to sew.
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November 25th, 2011 at 8:15 am
Nancy, just lay or tape the stabilizer on top of the towel!
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November 24th, 2011 at 8:33 am
Did you put the top stabilizer in the hoop or just lay it on top of the towel?
Nancy Says:
Marie, Eileen Roche recently addressed embossing designs in her blog. I know you'll find it interesting!
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Where can I get embrossing designs for towels other than alphabet.or what else can I use.
I have a Husqvarna SE machine and would love to do some towels for christmas presents. I love your site and find it very useful Please advise me
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How do I go to your site to se the instructiona videos.I have a Babylock BMP6.Thanks Jean
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September 13th, 2011 at 7:27 pm
Barbara, click on the link directly below the description of Sew Cute Embroidery.
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September 13th, 2011 at 10:12 am
Thank you for the very informative video. With the Christmas Season
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All of my machines are Babylock and produce beautiful work even though I am quite the amateur.
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I always learn something useful when I watch your videos. Please keep them coming.
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Thanks so much for the instructional video on machine embroidery. One picture is worth a thousand words. Again, you come through with wonderful ideas and keep us current on producets available on the market.
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February 22nd, 2011 at 8:34 am
Thanks so much for your instructions to easily embroider a towel. I'm going try it today. You always make the projects sound so easy —and all of them I have tried HAVE BEEN EASY. I look forward to more videos in the future.
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February 16th, 2011 at 12:27 pm
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Vicki, thanks for the suggestion! I'll definitely keep that in mind.
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I really enjoy Nancy Z and would like more videos but I have an older Baby Lock the Quilters Choice and would like to be encouraged to use more than the regular stitches. Thank you for listening. Vicki Page
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January 19th, 2011 at 12:59 pm
I really like the VIDEOS, keep them coming, I am a Viking employee and have many studentS, these are nice to refer to students, when they get home and forget what they just learned in sewing, quilting, serging & quilting.
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Thank you so very much for the videos and having this web-site. Please keep them coming, you are a true ambassidor for the love of sewing and hopefully more of the younger generation will start getting more involved due to this web-site and your TV show. Wish there were more of them!
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I enjoyed all the videos that you have posted. It will be nice to be able to log on and refer to them when I am ready to work on a project. It is great that you have the "featured items" listed too! Thanks,
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Gov. Mike Pence said the state can't afford to "come off the accelerator" Friday, as the latest jobs report indicated Indiana's unemployment rate increasing to 8.2 percent.
Pence, who was in Kokomo to meet with about a dozen business leaders, outlined the education and employment goals he's likely to reiterate during Tuesday's State of the State address.
Increasing private sector employment, supporting vocational education and improved elementary math and reading skills are among Pence's six stated goals, and the governor spent the meeting suggesting ways those goals coincide with the concerns raised by the panelists.
But Pence also gave his first outline Friday of what he plans to discuss in his first statewide address as governor, saying he intends to stay optimistic.
"The fact is, Indiana's made great progress. We're the fiscal envy of the country," Pence said. "At the same time, we're at 8 percent unemployment. There are a quarter million Hoosiers out of work. So now is the time to be bold, and lean into the challenges."
Kokomo Mayor Greg Goodnight said Indiana's lack of direct flights hurts our standing with the outside world. Indiana University Kokomo Acting Chancellor Sue Sciame-Giesecke lamented the lack of math skills in incoming freshmen. AndyMark co-owner Andy Baker discussed the need for project-based learning.
The newly-sworn governor, on his first road trip since taking the oath Monday, said he was a believer in "servant leadership."
"A servant always listens before they take the lead," he said. "In my framework, we begin with the end in mind. The thought is that if you don't know where you're going, any road will do."
Friday's event was bracketed by a morning roundtable in Anderson, and a late afternoon roundtable in Greencastle.
Present were representatives from Kokomo Opalescent Glass, General Motors Components Holding and Delphi Automotive & Safety, and Haynes CEO Mark Comerford introduced Pence.
"We have a lot of expensive equipment, and it's important to us to have a workforce which is capable of operating the equipment, and is interested in doing so," Comerford said.
Giesecke said 70 percent of IUK's incoming freshmen need math remediation. She said there is a "crisis" going on among young males, who now comprise only 30 percent of IUK's students.
Baker said he wasn't as concerned about "whether someone knows calculus" as he is whether workers can thrive in a project-based environment. GMCH's Kent Eaton said the number one challenge was simply finding workers who can "show up and play nice with others."
Pence praised vocational education, singling out State Rep. Heath VanNatter, R-Kokomo, a homebuilding contractor who is a graduate of the Kokomo Career Center.
"I firmly reject the idea that one [career] pathway has no ceiling, and the other has a ceiling," Pence said.
Pence's budget, unveiled Tuesday, doesn't provide extra funding for vocational education, apart from $6 million to fund vocational curriculum development.
During remarks after the session, he made it clear he'll continue to push for the centerpiece of his budget, a $790 million cut in the state income tax, along with a call to limit the increase in K-12 education spending to 1 percent.
He vowed to complete the U.S. 31 corridor between South Bend and Indianapolis, and is proposing to re-route some of the automatic tax rebate funding to put an additional $347 million into infrastructure work. House Speaker Brian Bosma, R-Indianapolis, has been critical of that idea, saying that method of funding is too reliant on the ups and downs of the economy.
Pence also indicated he isn't likely to bring up the proposed constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage when he speaks Tuesday, saying only that he intends to "take issues one at a time, as the Legislature sends them to me.
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What does it mean when your stomach feels hard like a rock?
My stomach is big and it's real hard but i know that it was hard from being constipated but i don't think that im still am would it mean that i might be pregnant is thats why my stomach is hard. my mom asked me was i pregnant and people say that i look pregnant by looking at my stomach because its big and its hard but it does looks like im pregnant. Can you please help me answer my question.
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I'm the same way I took 2 test but they both came out negative but my tummy is still hard and I have heartburn all the time now and I don't understand why I didn't have it before. An my I had my period this month early and it was light and only 2 days I just don't understand can anyone tell me what this is.posted 09/26/2012 by stormyray58
well my belly is hard all over i might be 10weeks people at school look at me and ask am i pregnant and i cant say yes or no cause idk i took 3 test the first one was yes the other 2 no but im still having the symptoms i haven't had my period for 2 months im only 14 my bf is older people talk about me can you help me out and give me some tips on this cause i really want to know my belly is getting bigger and my boobs i can see a baby bumpposted 05/25/2012 by simmy12
Mine is hard too, but I don't know for sure, I'm scared to tell my dad. I took 3 tests.. 2 positive one negative. I want to believe the negative one, but my symptoms are going toward the positive,posted 04/23/2012 by nicolemarie874
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Boy Scout Golf Classic next week
The 22nd Annual Boy Scout Golf Classic presented by Benchmark Fabricated & Steel is slated for July 27 at the Country Club of Terre Haute.
The morning shotgun start will begin at 7:30 a.m., with lunch on the terrace from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and the afternoon shotgun start at 1 p.m.
Prizes will be awarded for gross and net scores, skill competitions and holes-in-one. Door prizes and sponsorships are still being accepted.
For more information, call Judy Earl at (812) 232-9496 ext. 400.
Mustang Club plans car show
Wabash Valley Mustang Club's 17th annual Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show will be Sunday in Collett Park at Seventh Street and Maple Avenue
All makes and models are welcome. Awards will be given to the top 25 and dash plaques to the first 100 participants. Registration is 10 a.m. to noon and judging will last until 2 p.m.
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For more information, call (812) 240-6393 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Marshall City Band to perform
The Marshall City Band, under the direction of Ralph Stewart, will perform a concert Friday at 8 p.m. on the Clark County Courthouse lawn.
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Clark Optimists plan fish fry
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In 1967 the Hutsonville Historical Society was formed and started a reconstruction of what is now the Hutson Village located 1.5 mile south of Hutsonville on Outer South Rose Street. It consists of a Hutson cabin, museum, country store, barn, weaver's cottage, a chapel and an inn.
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For more information, call (618) 563-4531 and leave a message; or (618) 563-4169.
Clark County 4-H fair kicks off
Clark County 4-H'ers are busy finishing up project exhibits for the 2012 4-H Show. The fair kicks off Saturday at the Martinsville Fairgrounds and continues through July 27.
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Saturday events include project registration, judging and the Cat and Dog shows. Monday's events include the Horse Show, Garden Tractor Driving Contest, Rabbit Show and 4-H Family Fun Night. Tuesday's events include the Swine Show, Foods Show, Sheep Show, Goat Show and Dress Revue, along with the Food Auction. Wednesday's events include the Poultry Show and the Dairy & Beef Show.
No gate admission is charged.
Edgar County 4-H fair coming up
4-H'ers from across Edgar County will be involved in exhibiting their general and livestock projects at the annual Edgar County 4-H Fair, Friday through Wednesday at the Edgar County 4-H Fairgrounds in Paris.
The livestock will be housed on-grounds and the Exhibit Hall will be open throughout the week. Food will be served all day and into the evening in the multi-purpose building by the 4-H Association and Edgar County HCE.
Highlights of the fair include Sewing and Textiles judging and the Small Pets Show on Friday. The Horse and Pony Show, judging of Aerospace, Photography, Personal Development and Community Involvement projects and the popular Dog Show will fill Saturday's schedule.
Sunday afternoon will see the arrival of the livestock and judging of the Visual Arts projects. Monday's activities include Foods judging, the Sheep Show and the Goat Show and Llama Show. The day will conclude with the Foods Auction at 6 p.m. The public will have a chance to purchase the tasty creations of the 4-H'ers.
Swine, beef and poultry will be judged on Tuesday followed by the Master Showmanship Contest in the evening. Wednesday will begin with the Rabbit Show at 8 a.m.
The traditional Livestock Auction will conclude the fair that evening beginning at 6.
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