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Emergency funds not able to save youth home
County's program to close; placement found for 4 teens
Despite an emergency infusion of cash, a Thousand Oaks program preparing foster youths for independent life as adults will close in a little over a week.
The county Board of Supervisors voted in late August to appropriate $15,000 to keep the eight-bed program open until November, long enough to find an agency to take it over from the nonprofit Interface Children Family Services.
But by late Tuesday, county managers reluctantly decided they lacked enough time to get another provider on board and through the regulatory hurdles. So the 10-year-old program — the only one of its kind in the county — will close Sept. 15, said Judy Webber, deputy director of the county Human Services Agency.
"Unfortunately, the short notice we were given by Interface precluded our best efforts to find an alternative provider for this program at its current site," Webber said.
She said suitable placements have been identified for all four young people remaining in the program.
"We care deeply about the impact on the kids, and we are making every effort to make sure the program is resurrected as soon as possible," she said.
The residential program allows a select number of teens to live in an apartment building in Thousand Oaks, save money for rental deposits and receive counseling on how to live independently before they "age out" of foster care at 18.
One of the youths in the program said she might have to move to a Simi Valley group home temporarily. She wants to stay in Thousand Oaks, where she has a job and is enrolled in school, she said.
"I just found out yesterday, and I was very unhappy," she said Thursday.
Erik Sternad, executive director of Interface, said the agency provided about six weeks' notice to county officials. That was the day after the Interface board decided to shutter the program because of concerns over stagnant state funding and a desire to focus on programs that strengthen families.
"I feel it was a good amount of notice and absolutely the most we possibly could have given," Sternad said.
Sternad said county officials worked "really hard" to keep the program going with a new provider, but that a number of regulations complicated the task. "In the end, we just really ran out of time," he said.
County Supervisor Linda Parks of Thousand Oaks, who proposed the transitional funding, said it was "very unfortunate" that Interface could not continue the program for a short time.
"They had it for 10 years, and they can't keep it going for six more weeks? To close the program and reopen it could be a year or two," Parks said.
Two other nonprofit groups, Aspira and Casa Pacifica, were interested in offering a similar program. Aspira needed special licensing approvals that would have taken more time than Interface wanted to provide, said Human Services Agency Director Ted Myers.
Casa Pacifica officials would have relocated the program. "We're very interested in transitional youth, but we are not going to take over that apartment complex," said Steve Elson, chief executive officer of Casa Pacifica.
Elson said many of the youths who need such a facility live and attend schools in the west county. "What we're interested in doing is finding a location and making a proposal to the Human Services Agency," he said.
Myers said the agency will convene a panel to plan a sustainable program for the future. "It has served a lot of youth very well for the last 10 years," he said.
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MSNBC's Martin Bashir on The Paul Edwards Program
Here's the audio of my interview with MSNBC's Martin Bashir on his interview with Emergent Universalist Rob Bell of Mars Hill Church in Grand Rapids. Martin discloses whether or not he is a committed Christian and if the blog rumors are true that he attends Tim Keller's Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City.
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Football is a tough sport.
A certain amount of macho is all but a requirement within the game.
Playing hurt, toughing it out in silence, is revered.
What if something's really wrong, though?
"They might not tell their mom their ankle's hurting, but they'll tell Terry," Kim Moore said.
The March observance of National Athletic Trainers' Association month holds special significance for Moore. The association's theme of "Who's Taking Care of Your Kids?" hit home in a way she will never forget two years ago.
Ryan Moore was a promising senior linebacker at Heritage High School the fall of 2005 when his heart began racing during a preseason practice. It had happened during summer baseball camp the year before, but he'd kept it to himself.
"I never wanted to be one of those kids always in the training room," Ryan said. "You know, those whinny guys."
When his heart again soared above 170 beats per minute, Ryan decided to inform Heritage athletic trainer Terry Byrd.
"I was just standing around and felt my heart going crazy," he said. "I reached up under my jersey and said, 'Oh, No! Not again.'"
Byrd, a certified athletic trainer with Appalachian Therapy Center, reacted quickly. He moved Ryan indoors, applied ice and elevated his feet to slow his pulse. Later, Ryan was allowed to return to practice with no contact, but Byrd didn't stop there.
During the stay in the training room, Ryan told Byrd about the previous incident. Early the next morning, Byrd got on the phone with Kim and Robert Moore, Ryan's parents.
"I didn't know he was going to do that," Ryan said.
Heat hadn't caused Ryan's heart to race, Byrd said. Neither had exhaustion.
Practice had just begun.
This could be serious, and Byrd wanted the Moores to take every precaution.
"I said, 'I'll be honest with you, because there wasn't much cause for that to happen, you might want to get him checked out,'" Byrd said.
Four days later, Ryan underwent the first of two lengthy surgeries — one a pioneering procedure bordering on science fiction — that likely saved his life. Kim Moore still shudders when she thinks what one more hit, had Byrd not been there, had he not phoned the next morning to follow up, could have done.
"Teenagers pass stuff off as nothing," Kim Moore said, "but you had a professional in the medical field that said, 'This could be a problem.' I'm just glad Terry was there."
Ryan would be diagnosed with Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome, a rare cardiac arrhythmia caused by extra bundle of electrical conductive tissue within his heart. The first procedure to correct the problem lasted six hours. Afterward, the Moores would learn Ryan's condition was worse than they thought.
"When (the doctor) walked down the hall and didn't make eye contact, we knew something was wrong," Kim Moore said.
When the first surgery proved unsuccessful, Ryan was transferred to the Oklahoma University Medical Center in Oklahoma City, where Dr. Warren Jackman performed a pioneering procedure involving a global positioning system beneath the operating table, computers, magnets and a joystick to fix the problem. The surgery was the first of its kind in the United States. It took 12 hours, but it was a complete success.
The last procedure, taking place in November, cost Ryan his senior football season, but by spring he was back on the baseball diamond.
Today, Ryan is a sophomore and history major at the University of Tennessee. He's a manager for the men's track team and hopes to one day be a coach. He recently had his last check up with his doctor and was given a clean bill of health.
"The doctor said, 'I never want to see you again. You're good to go,'" Ryan said.
Ryan's case is extreme, but the job done by athletic trainers at each of Blount County's four high schools is "just incredible," David Douglas said.
"Basically, therapy when I was in high school was go into the training room and get some ice and put it on your ankle," he said.
Douglas' son, Aaron, was the state's top-rated football prospect this past season. The Maryville High School senior and University of Tennessee signee collected his second consecutive Mr. Football award in December. Later the same week, he helped the Rebels to their fourth consecutive state championship, winning the school's 60th consecutive game in the process.
Douglas, a ripped, 6-foot-6 tight end, is the very image of a football player. He's also not immune to the game's hard knocks. The future Vol, as did many of his Maryville teammates, played the entire season with injury. He had surgeries last month to repair a shoulder injury. The two-sport star played the entire basketball season with a bone chip in his heel.
Aaron never complained and he and wife Karla never worried, David said, partly because, whenever Aaron was at practice or a game, he was under the watchful eye of certified athletic trainer and Appalachian Therapy Center owner Joe Black, Byrd's boss. "They know the ones that are toughing it out and fighting through injuries, and they say, 'Hey, why don't you let them rest,'" Karla Douglas said.
Karla, a former Tennessee Lady Vol basketball player, said the athletic training staff at her high school consisted of the assistant coach. She taped all the ankles. When Karla sprained an ankle, the assistant coach brought out a bucket of ice and "held it in there" as treatment.
The level of care now afforded her son and other area athletes by certified athletic trainers goes a long way toward putting a parent's mind at ease, Karla said.
"To know on Saturday morning they'd be able to go in there and get an ice and stem and get some relief, that's huge," she said.
The role of athletic trainers in caring for area middle and high school athletes goes well beyond simply medical care, though. Peggy Bratt is more than an athletic trainer at Alcoa High School, Mike and Jan Coulter said. She's part of the family — for every player.
"Without her, I don't know where we'd be," Jan said. "We love Peggy Bratt. She's so much more than a trainer.
"She checks up on how they're doing in the classroom. She knows when something's bothering them. I've seen her take football helmets away and hide them (from players) on Friday nights if they've got a concussion. I've seen her personally take kids from practice to the hospital.
"She's a lot more than an athletic trainer to us."
Like all athletic trainers that work with Blount County high school athletes, including those from Blount Memorial Hospital that staff Maryville Christian School sporting events, Bratt holds an undergraduate degree and is board certified. Her level of knowledge and skill is astounding sometimes, Mike Coulter said. Compared to his prep playing days, the peace of mind Bratt and her colleagues provide is light years ahead.
"I was there in the '70s when there were no (athletic) trainers, and water breaks depended on the day," Mike said. "Somebody taped you. You ran until you dropped, and, if you got hurt, you went to the doctor."
When an Alcoa player is injured, as happened with each of his sons, Brad and Seth, Mike said Bratt wastes no time in taking action. Not even Alcoa coach Gary Rankin will overrule her when it comes to a player's health.
"I've seen her have arguments with coaches: 'No! He's not ready yet.' A lot of parents see her as another coach," Mike said.
Bratt won't go so far as to make a medical diagnosis, but she knows her stuff, Jan Coulter said. When a freshman football player took a blow to the stomach not too long ago, Bratt knew almost instantly he was injured and just how serious it might be. By the time the player's father, an area middle school coach, reached the Alcoa practice field, Bratt was in no mood to negotiate.
"That was a scary one," she said. "I said, 'You will take him to the emergency room. You will not stop to get something to drink. You will not go home to change clothes. You won't do anything but take him to the emergency room.'"
Bratt's fears were confirmed when the player was diagnosed with an injured spleen. Had she not been there, had she not known almost instinctively the proper course of action, the injury could have proven dire indeed.
It's the relationships athletic trainers form with the athletes under their charge that makes it worthwhile, Bratt said.
"The best compliment I can get from a parent is when they say, 'I feel better about my kids playing football because you're out there,'" she said.
They're more than mere words, Jan and Mike both say. Black (at Maryville), Bratt (Alcoa), Byrd (Heritage) and Tracy Martin (William Blount) have been assigned to their respective schools for several seasons now. If Black decided to move Bratt to another school, there'd be trouble.
"Our whole booster club would go see Joe Black if he wanted to move Peggy," Mike said.
Jan Coulter is in complete agreement.
"We would fight Joe Black for all he's got," she said.
It's the way athletic trainers integrate themselves with their respective schools that makes all the difference, Byrd said.
"The nice thing about what we do is you've got a trainer at every school," he said. "You can tell how well they (a particular athlete) tolerate things, and you can tell when something's not right. We take time to try to get to know them. You've got to gain their trust."
David and Stephanie Burstrom feel much the same about Martin.
While he grew up on the fertile, athletic playing fields of sports mad Florida, the safety net for athletes back then was a far cry from what's available now, David said.
It was "nothing like what Appalachian Therapy provides for the community," he said. "It didn't exist in high school. Not until I got to college did I see anything like what they have now. I think what they provide here is unbelievable."
The Burstrom's son, Tyler, played quarterback for the William Blount football team this past season. In keeping with the dangers associated with the position, he sustained his share of injuries.
Injury is a likely consequence of football. Parents, in a way, get used to it. It's watching a child return to the sport that's tough, Stephanie Burstrom said.
Martin eases their concerns about "how we feel putting him back out there for practice, putting him back out there for a game," she said.
Ryan never returned to the gridiron, but, as noted, his athletic career did resume. He's plays for an intramural and church league softball team now. He's fitter than he's ever been and regularly jogs with members of the track team at practice.
"Mainly the sprinters," he said. "They're not built for distance, so I can hang with them."
That his son is around to run at all is more than enough for him, Robert Moore said.
"Who knows?" he said. "He could've played the whole year and lived the rest of his life and never had a problem. Then again, the next thing, the next drill he did, it could have been the last thing he ever did."
Thanks in part to a level of care not available during his playing days, Robert said, Ryan never had to face that scenario.


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ca-certificates 的相关链接
Ubuntu 的资源:
下载源码包 ca-certificates:
Please consider filing a bug or asking a question via Launchpad before contacting the maintainer directly.
Original Maintainer (usually from Debian):
- Philipp Kern
It should generally not be necessary for users to contact the original maintainer.
Common CA certificates
This package includes PEM files of CA certificates to allow SSL-based applications to check for the authenticity of SSL connections.
It includes, among others, certificate authorities used by the Debian infrastructure and those shipped with Mozilla's browsers.
Please note that certificate authorities whose certificates are included in this package are not in any way audited for trustworthiness and RFC 3647 compliance, and that full responsibility to assess them belongs to the local system administrator.
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- dep: debconf (>= 0.5)
- Debian configuration management system
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"Don't Let Our State Parks Become Just a Memory"
California's state parks are once again on the chopping block, and at least 70 parks are at risk of just becoming a memory. Earlier this Summer, state officials released a list of 70 state parks that now face permanent closures. This is an unprecedented plan and threatens not just those named parks, but the future of the entire state park system.
This Summer of Action has ended, but you can see what other state park lovers have shared in our gallery.
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Ellie and her mother lost everything in the hurricane: their home, their family business, and, tragically, Ellie's dad. They get a chance at a new life when Ellie's mom gets a job apprenticing as a farrier and managing a horse farm in Virginia. Ellie has a scholarship to Twin Creeks Preparatory School, where her snobby classmates aren't friendly at all—until a rumor begins that Ellie is actually a princess! Suddenly Ellie is the school's most popular girl. But what will happen when the truth comes out?
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"The horses and animals, so beloved by Ellie and many elementary-aged kids, will initially attract readers, but it's the straightforward story of the little family, rebounding from terrible tragedy with bravery, honesty, and character, that is the heart of this book's appeal." —Horn Book Magazine
"By the end of the story she has made the right choices and is on her way to becoming the 'best Ellie ever,' just as her father had always wished her to be." —School Library Journal
"In the crowded and increasingly repetitive field of early chapter books, here's a breath of fresh air." —Booklist
"A thoughtful look at the challenges faced by hurricane refugees…" —BCCB
NANCY RUTH PATTERSON is the author of several novels for children, including The Winner's Walk, which appeared on the Texas Bluebonnet Award Master List as well as four other state lists. She lives in Roanoke, Virginia.
PATTY WEISE is an artist who lives in northwestern Connecticut.
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On this week's Studio 86 podcast, RIT Tigers men's hockey head coach Wayne Wilson gives his assessment of the season, pointing to upset victories over Cornell and Minnesota as highlights so far. Coach Wilson told Joe Venniro, RIT assistant sports information director, and me that the team's goal is a berth in the NCAA tournament more »Categories: Podcasts, Sports Comments Off
Congratulations to former RIT Head Coach Tom Coughlin on winning Super Bowl XLII with the New York Giants. The Democrat and Chronicle ran a great story on Coughlin's influence on his former Tiger players on Sunday. In addition, former RIT players met at the Radisson on Sunday to watch their former coach make history. The more »Categories: Sports Comments Off
It was a fairly quiet weekend on campus this past weekend, with just swimming and women's hockey hosting events. That didn't mean the rest of the department was quiet. With the New York Giants in the Super Bowl, our office was flooded with media requests. Why you ask? The answer is that Tom Coughlin, current more »Categories: Sports Comments Off
Kudos to everyone involved with the behind the scenes work involved with making attendance at both men's hockey games and the men's and women's basketball contests on Saturday a great success. I echo what my colleague Paul Stella wrote on Monday about the school spirit at other non-hockey athletic events at RIT. It would be more »Categories: Sports Comments Off
With the temperatures getting back down to what we are accumstomed to, the action inside RIT athletics is heating up. The men's hockey squad (10-8-3, 8-5-3 AHA) kept pace in the Atlantic Hockey standings. with a split at picturesque Air Force. The Tigers hit three posts in a scoreless first period and allowed two goals more »Categories: Sports Comments Off
It was a great start to 2008 for RIT athletics, with big wins against good competition. The men's hockey squad (9-7-3, 7-4-3 AHA) began 2008 on a positive note, sweeping Holy Cross on Friday and Saturday to climb over .500 and move into second place in the conference standings. It was perhaps, RIT's best play more »Categories: Sports Comments Off


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GeoEye Reviews
0% of the CEO
Jeffrey R. Tarr
"my experience was good."
Pros – the salary was in the high range comparatively.
Cons – there was very poor training
Advice to Senior Management – the overhead was way too high and made bid and proposal work very difficult
"Great company to work for."
Pros – Great people. Great pay/benefits. Great location.
Cons – Managers not great at cultivating staff, to help them advance their knowledge/move to next level.
Advice to Senior Management – Encourage front line managers to share knowledge/mentor direct reports.
No, I would not recommend this company to a friend
"A great company with very talented teams."
Pros – Depth of expertise in each and most of the departments. Unique and innovative sales management.
Cons – GeoEye-1 satellite anomalies --> Difficulties to deliver to USG and other customers, notwithstanding clever Ops work arounds --> DigitalGlobe (DGI) got its NGA contract renewed and we did not --> Our stock went down and DGI went up --> DigitalGlobe bought us: the end of a great company --> more than 500 people were let go.
Advice to Senior Management – Good luck in your new jobs!
"Awesome offerings to international community"
Pros – Best resolution and most accurate satellite imagery
Cons – Occasional contract complexity; acquired in early 2013
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
"Good people to work with. Hurry up and wait"
Pros – Challenging. Most of the people were very professional.
Cons – Watch your back. Many of the employees and managers are focused on their careers...not yours.
Advice to Senior Management – Trust your people
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
"Company has merged with DigitalGlobe"
Pros – Small company provided opportunities for individuals to learn breadth and depth of knowledge
Good freedom for individuals to establish themselves
Excellent technical information involved in day-to-day work
Good benefits
Cons – Lack of training / development
Some departments had no career paths
Critical employees were overworked
Advice to Senior Management – Clearer decision-making and prioritization
Better communication from upper management to employees
Treat your primary customer better
– I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company
"good people"
Pros – Good people that have same goal
Cons – management does not care about anyone other than themselves
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company
"Interesting work with good benefits and time off"
Pros – flexible schedule
fun con workers
challenging and interesting work
allowed to work independently
Cons – shift work can be tiring
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm not optimistic about the outlook for this company
"Good place to work, friendly and helpful co-workers and team, growing company that needs to respond to internal growth"
Pros – Great co-workers who are friendly, helpful and highly intelligent
Growing company with some room for advancement
Tuition reimbursment and encouragment to gain advanced knowledge and develop professionally
Teams and employees seem receptive to new ideas and suggestions for improvements/implementations to increase efficiency
Cons – Some lack of internal communication and systems support due to rapid growth
Advice to Senior Management – Invest in systems reengineering for improved overall efficiency and customer support as well as accurate insight into business cycles, reportable metrics and internal performance assessments.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend
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"Wake up and pay your low lvel techies market rate (I'm not 1)"
Pros – Flexable work time.
G8 health ins. they actually pay when your sick and cover many doc.'s hospital ect.
Good 401k plan Matching upto 4% and the investment choices are mostly good reputable mutual funds.
Cons – Location, St Louis is inexpensive but utterly uninspiring.
Lots of overtime diring lauch windows (I'm on salary)
The left hand at times subverts the right hand and vise versa.
Compensation of higher level people is pretty good but the lower-entery level people are paid so little that they leave after 6months to a year (just enough time that you really get them productive). They find out they can get a 60% salary increase acroos town.
Advice to Senior Management – Listen to the tech people. Eliminate the heat ticket system.
Reduce Thortons attempted take over of the corperate culture, they were sold as a dieing comany rife with customer disatifaction and "big aerospace" problems.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend


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During the holidays, your household might be a little more crazier than usual with kids anticipating the BIG VISIT, house guests stopping over, decorations everywhere and lots of extra excitement. In fact it can be quite chaotic. Animals feed off of all the extra energy. Take a few extra precautions to make sure your pet has a healthy and safe holiday.
Secure your tree - You really don't want your cat or dog to knock it over. Especially after hours of decorating it so perfectly. Remember, some cats are tree climbers and some dogs got that wiggly tail that can be quite powerful.
Keep ornaments and decorations out of reach - As beautiful as your ornaments and decorations are they can be dangerous to your pet if swallowed. They might mistake them for sparkly toys and want to play, and no doubt your kitty will want all that tinsel! Put ornaments and decorations, including ribbons, tinsel and bows up higher on your tree so it isn't as accessible to your furry friends.
Keep edible décor off the floor and lower level tables - If you use food to decorate, such as strings of popcorn, and candy canes, make sure the edibles are high enough off the ground so that your pets won't be tempted to take a bite. There isn't a dog I know that wouldn't want to munch on some popcorn or lick a candy cane.
Gifts of food and snacks for your guests - Keep anything with food in it up and away from your pets. If you are wrapping food as a gift wait and hand it directly your guest to open, don't put it under the tree. It will be ripped open and a nice afternoon snack for your pet.
Move the plants - Poinsettias and mistletoe can be dangerous to pets when ingested, so keep them well out of reach. Cats love to take a swing at those mistletoe. They think it is a really entertaining toy.
Hang lights out of reach of your pets - Some pets are biters and chewers, so make sure they don't destroy your lights and hurt themselves in the process. This is especially true if you have indoor rabbits. They love to munch on wires.
Watch the open flames - Make sure lit candles are kept safely away from ALL animals and (children too)...a tail, a whisker or a nose could get burned.
Be careful of the scented gifts - As with the food gifts, once they get a smell of it, they're going to want it! Wait to put the scented gifts out. No need for temptation.
Clean as you go - Pick up and toss out the wrapping paper as the kids are tearing it off the gifts. This will eliminate any opportunity for your pet to eat something dangerous.
Now go enjoy your HOLIDAY SEASON...spoil your pets, and include them in all your fun family holiday traditions !
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A 24-year-old Raleigh County man was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury on illegal firearm possession charges.
Cameron Martin Taylor, of Shady Spring, was charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm and possession of a stolen firearm.
According to the two-count indictment, on April 24, Taylor allegedly possessed an AR-50 rifle near White Oak and he allegedly knew and had reasonable cause to believe the firearm was stolen.
Taylor was previously convicted of grand larceny, daytime burglary and nighttime burglary in April 2010 in Raleigh County Circuit Court. He did not have his rights to possess a firearm restored.
Taylor now faces up to 10 years in prison on each count.
The West Virginia State Police conducted the investigation and Assistant U.S. Attorney John File is handling the prosecution.


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Advent Electric provides a diverse customer base with high tech solutions and quality products. We stock products from industry leading manufacturers, including PLCs, HMI, MCC, and control, and monitoring software. Advent provides application support for every product we sell. We can supply direct or comparable replacement parts from stock or vendors factory inventory. With our stratigic branch locations customers can in many instances expect next day delivery.
Other products we provide include state of the art fixed, and portable non contact temperature measuring devices. We also stock and supply a variety of sensors; mechanical, electrical, analog, and digital. Additionally Advent sells and supports a selection of motors, drives, and controls as well as panel enclosures.


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From its humble beginnings as a roadside farm stand, Arnold Farms has grown into a complete "one-stop-shopping" home and garden center. Opening the doors of its first building in 1996, the family owned operation has now expanded to two levels of inventory.
The Upper level focuses on outdoor living with a sophisticated selection of patio furniture, outdoor fireplaces, pottery, decorative accessories, annual and perennial plants, fertilizers,seeds, water gardening materials and even a hardware store. Arnold Farms has everthing you need to make your porch, patio, deck and yard part of your everyday living space.
The lower level is oriented toward landscaping with mulches and soil amendments, nursery stock and hardscape materials including a large selection of field and river stone. Free delivery is available in the local area, or pull up your pick-up truck for a quick "scoop-to-go". Arnold Farms also offers fencing and "Trex" decking products by special order.
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- Low Prices–Everyday
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The economy of a thoughtful life keeps a person honest. Despite the allure of having unlimited resources, I have to believe that having a limit to my money is what makes me decide what is actually important and what I can do without.
When we are thoughtful about how we spend our money, we do it in accordance with the governing principles of our lives. However, we have other limited resources as well. Our time is limited. Our energy is finite. Our every choice negates the infinite possibilities of having chosen otherwise.
We have to spend wisely. In the end, we may only be a running tally of the things we chose to value.
Sometimes, I wish there were an established exchange rate for this economy. I wish Reston would post a quantitative standard of what our experiences are worth.
Maybe it would go something like this:
One high-paying job = Doing whatever it takes to keep it
Parental excellence = Academic success of children + 20 Smug Facebook postings per month
Ability to resist cupcakes = Moral superiority
What people think your life is like = 2 x What your life is actually like ÷ Interest rate (%) on your credit cards necessary to maintain the illusion
What I think is important = 100 x What you think is important
Path to fame and fortune = Regular person – (Humility + Ability to Feel Shame)
Opposable thumbs = Ability to craft thoughtful correspondence
Being right = Finding someone else who agrees with you
Reading it on the internet = The truth
Measure of a quality childhood = Number of extracurricular activities x (Average cost of same + Parental inconvenience)
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Judge to Rule on Washington Pharmacies Offering Plan B
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - A federal judge plans to rule on whether Washington state can require pharmacies to stock and sell Plan B or other emergency contraceptives.
Washington requires pharmacies to sell any drug that's in demand. Plan B can prevent pregnancy if taken within 72 hours after sex and is available without a prescription to anyone over 17.
Ralph's Thriftway in Olympia and two licensed pharmacists sued in 2007, saying that dispensing Plan B would infringe on their religious beliefs because it can prevent the implantation of a fertilized egg.
The state argues that the rule is constitutional because it applies to all drugs and promotes the timely delivery of medicine that becomes less effective as time passes.
Judge Ronald Leighton in Tacoma says he will issue his ruling Wednesday.
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The lower grades of laminitis
Grade I
The digital alignment, which is normally considered to be a straight line or 180 degrees when measured with a goniometer,
will appear bent at the distal interphalangeal joint and will have a lower goniometer reading (e.g., 165 to 170 degrees).
I like to measure the digital alignment from the dorsal distal face of P1 through the dorsal face of P2 and P3.
Grade II
Important ideas
Following are some important facts to keep in mind if you are fortunate enough to see a horse in the first stages of the disease
10 degrees of heel lift is always a good place to start, but then obtain radiographs and measurements and adjust the heel
lift accordingly.
Always rasp the heels back from the quarters to the bulbs of the heels before applying a heel lift appliance.
Obtain lateral radiographs weekly, because a Grade I might become a Grade IV. Weekly radiographs will also help you determine
if treatment is helping. The foot should grow 1 mm of sole a week. If the sole does not grow, it requires more help.
It takes six to eight weeks for the final pathology to demonstrate itself through radiographs.
Trying to figure out the mathematical needs of the foot is fun. Pull out a few old radiographs, judge the needs of those feet,
and then look up your history to see what you did and how the horses responded. Grade I and II laminitis cases generally respond
well to the therapy outlined here and should return to soundness, if treated properly.
Have fun with the calculations and maybe you will start enjoying these cases the way I did so many years ago.
Andrea E. Floyd, DVM, has specialized in equine podiatry for more than 25 years. She is the owner of Serenity Equine, Evington, Va., and the
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The road to a cure for AIDS is in sight, even if every step on the journey isn't clear yet.
One of the most promising avenues is a kind of gene therapy that would block HIV's entry into cells of the immune system. A genetic tweak could make these key cells resistant to the virus's attack.
Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwiches are a big part of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign. The story of the sandwich chain founder's success is now a regular part of the Romney stump speech, and, according to our political correspondent Ari Shapiro, "It's a reliable bet that almost any time the Romney press bus provides lunch, it will be a big box of Jimmy John's subs."
The Syrian conflict has been declared a civil war by the Red Cross and violence continues with no end in sight. Many civilians have been forced to leave Syria for neighboring countries. Tell Me More brings the story of one man who is living in a Turkish refugee camp with his family and host Michel Martin discusses whether the conflict has reached a turning point with Al Jazeera International's Abderrahim Foukara.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's tenure at Bain Capital and his refusal to release more extensive tax records continue to dog his campaign. Host Michel Martin takes up these topics and other political news of the week with Republican strategist Ron Christie and Joy-Ann Reid, managing editor of The Grio.com.
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In the new USA Network miniseries Political Animals, Sigourney Weaver plays smart, tough Secretary of State Elaine Barrish. It's a role many critics have likened to current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, but Weaver says the show's creators were thinking beyond Clinton when they devised the role.
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Funny feminists should never die; there are too few of them who've gained any cultural prominence in the first place. That's why Nora Ephron's death earlier this summer flattened me, even though I hadn't read her in a while and had mixed feelings about the whole "I Feel Bad About My Neck," self-flagellation routine. Still, she made me laugh at the same time she often made me think: I wanted her playing on Team Feminist forever.
While sales of existing homes fell 5.4 percent in June from May, their median price was up 7.9 percent from a year earlier.
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AMC's Mad Men, as expected, has again been nominated for an Emmy as "outstanding drama series" — meaning that the show about Madison Avenue in the '60s has a chance to win a record fifth such honor.
Hill Street Blues, L.A. Law and The West Wing share that title with four best drama Emmys each.
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A. Following the controversy-crazy U.S. presidential election of 2000, in which the Supreme Court was drafted to determine the outcome, there have been efforts by various groups to reform the country's electoral system. However, "we have not changed much of substance really since the 2000 debacle," says Norman Ornstein, a co-writer of the 2010 Election Reform Project report.


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Ryan Schimpf drilled a three-run homer in the bottom of the sixth inning and relievers Scott Gracey and Alan Farina combined for four scoreless innings to lift New Hampshire 6-5 over Binghamton 6-5 last night.
A.J. Jimenez homered for the first time this year in the first inning.
New Hampshire starter Deck McGuire hurled 5.0 innings, allowing three earned runs while striking out six.
The Fisher Cats and Mets meet again today at 7:05 p.m. New Hampshire RHP Ryan Tepera (6-5, 4.25) will start against Binghamton RHP Noah Syndergaard (1-0, 2.45).
Lin's a hit but Lowell loses to Tri-City
Tzu-Wei Lin went 2 for 4 with a triple, walk and two runs but the Spinners lost 5-4 to Tri-City.
Aaron King added three hits and run for Lowell while Cleuluis Rondon had two hits and two RBIs.
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After the keynote this morning I rolled by the BlackBerry booth and stumbled upon the Twitter pod. After some smooth talking (just kidding, no smooth talking required), I was informed that the Official Twitter for BlackBerry client will be rolling out to the public on March 31st. Only a few weeks ago it was rolled out as an invite-only beta, but if you still haven't checked it out you won't have to wait much longer. The beta has been going strong and although the results are mixed, everyone who hasn't yet had a chance to play with RIM's own Twitter client will surely be itching to get a hold of it in just over a week. Thats all we know for now, so keep it locked here and we'll bring you more details if anything pops up.
bighap Mar 23, 2010 at 2:40 pm
goaliegirl Mar 23, 2010 at 2:43 pm
As long as there are significant performance improvements over the beta. :)
Sveninho Mar 23, 2010 at 2:44 pm
I've been waiting for this app for a while now. :D
tehkseven_jon Mar 23, 2010 at 2:44 pm
Awesomesauce :D
GrOoVEy3802 Mar 23, 2010 at 2:45 pm
I don't know, but jsut from those two screenshots, Ubertwitter is a little easier on the eyes to me.
kbeard26 Mar 23, 2010 at 3:21 pm
i agree...twitter blackberry is just one long list of tweets. no separation of color or anything.
archpopoy Mar 23, 2010 at 2:45 pm
I hope it's not the same .28 we've been beta testing for awhile now...
belogical Mar 23, 2010 at 2:45 pm
Thanks RIM!
slinky317 Mar 23, 2010 at 2:45 pm
How is the client? I'd like the ability for DMs and @ replies to be sent to my Messages folder, similar to how the Facebook app works. Does it do this?
Azothyran Mar 23, 2010 at 11:41 pm
Yes, it does indeed to this.
donpoppa Mar 23, 2010 at 2:46 pm
cenloe Mar 23, 2010 at 2:47 pm
I tried the leak a few weeks back and can say that UberTwitter is much, much better.
dwaynewilliams#WN Mar 23, 2010 at 2:47 pm
Can't wait until this comes out.
sgtmilstack Mar 23, 2010 at 2:48 pm
They nailed it.
decypher44 Mar 23, 2010 at 2:48 pm
UT works just great. This is like Page 7 news...
itsdollar Mar 23, 2010 at 2:51 pm
I like the current version except that it's a little slow. I prefer it over UT because I don't tweet as much as a lot of people. I just need basics and the push and this does it.
Uber is readying a version with Push......
backslasher Mar 23, 2010 at 2:52 pm
I need one that will work with 5.0 and let me see the updates and filter in my inbox. Here's to hoping this is what I need.
boman06210 Mar 23, 2010 at 2:52 pm
i love this app! i had used UberTwitter, but it was bad for my memory, i like how it looks, how it works and its great. cant wait for the official!
donpoppa Mar 23, 2010 at 2:54 pm
i use UT more because of the groups
duck383 Mar 23, 2010 at 3:05 pm
cant wait to see the new version using .28 hope the update is better
tibbdor Mar 23, 2010 at 3:14 pm
like the majority i use ubertwitter and id like to see if this is better or worse than ut i guess ill just have to wait and see
DigiColMedia Mar 23, 2010 at 3:15 pm
the native facebook app. It's so slow to load news feeds and status updates. Friends list takes a week to update, and the phone and keyboard becomes slow and unresponsive while all this is going on and will not respond properly until it finishes loading. Anyone else having these problems. Let's hope the twitter app performs a bit better.
Steve1350 Mar 23, 2010 at 3:28 pm
I agree...I like the idea and would love this app, but if it has as much problems as the Facebook app RIM made ill be sticking to the mobile site.
bluemax413 Mar 23, 2010 at 6:01 pm
Been using RIM's Twitter since it leaked. I love it. I was using UT before and I liked it too, this just works better for me. I like how it works with your messages folder. Now if they just throw in a shortcut. I'm sure they'll fix the lists and the profile editing in the next update.
demzzy Mar 23, 2010 at 3:20 pm
they shud put an option to change font size
Well, they did. It's a native RIM app thus you can just go to Options, Screen/Keyboard and change the font size there (of course it effects everything.....)
But I still like Uber over this. And I ran the Beta for about 3 weeks before getting rid of it. I liked the push, but with Uber eventually releasing a push version, this is moot to me.....
michikade Mar 23, 2010 at 3:27 pm
I really like the official client. It doesn't cause the battery and memory drain that some of the 3rd party apps cause and it is exactly what I want in a Twitter client.
I would like push notification on @mentions but I'll take a sped up version of exactly what I've got going if that's what's being released to the public. I like the UI quite a bit.
a.leah86 Mar 23, 2010 at 3:43 pm
This is one thing I'm hoping they'll have added when it becomes available for everyone. It's pretty much the one thing that keeps me from using it as my main client.
I will be really, REALLY disappointed in them if what they roll out on the 31st is exactly the same as the invite-only beta. :(
Afumetsu Mar 23, 2010 at 3:34 pm
at the enddd :)))
it is gonna be a birthday gitf for me :)
lbarnwell Mar 23, 2010 at 3:44 pm
I can't wait. I will be looking for it as soon as it comes out.
Any word on what changes will be made to the final release?
teddyp6 Mar 23, 2010 at 3:52 pm
the fix all the problems with the beta. I tried it and it was just so slow compared to UT or SS. *Fingers crossed* that it is a good product.
LuckyBastad Mar 23, 2010 at 3:53 pm
I can't wait to see what they have to offer!
HUTCH66 Mar 23, 2010 at 3:58 pm
I've been using the app since it came out in Beta format and it's not bad at all. I still have Uber installed and toggle between the two but in fairness the Beta version has not given me any problems at all and if it came down to choosing between the two it would be a coin toss. Which leads me to wonder if the RIM app is this promising in Beta form how much better will the finished product be??? I only wish that Social Scope would get it in gear as well!!!
emscapt47 Mar 23, 2010 at 4:35 pm
I miss mine i had the beta and got a tour and it would not let me change over....
coltsbr Mar 23, 2010 at 4:42 pm
Can't wait for it! Been using the test version and seems to work great! :)
youngspider Mar 23, 2010 at 5:06 pm
I just hope it notify's you once your receive an @mention. That is the only thing that is bugging me besides running kind of slow. I just hope they fixed these issues
youngspider Mar 23, 2010 at 5:08 pm
Oh yea, and some how get friend requests! No other app let's you do this.
youngspider Mar 23, 2010 at 5:12 pm
Lol andddd having the ability to set your refresh time to less then 5 minutes! Haha
stoneland Mar 23, 2010 at 5:12 pm
It doesn't even show "from web" or "from Twitter for BlackBerry" or "from Tweetie" like the website does. If UberTwitter can do that, why can't this do it? When the actual Twitter WEBSITE displays it?
Will be staying with UberTwitter.
mookish Mar 23, 2010 at 7:19 pm
of course it does, not in the timeline, but if you click on the tweet, it will say "from web" or whatever, who cares anyway?
stoneland Mar 23, 2010 at 9:50 pm
...which is why I posted my comment. I'd like to see from the timeline without having to click the tweet.
nadjiramba Mar 23, 2010 at 5:21 pm
I've had the bb twitter app for about a week now and I've had no issues with it
Rolandh Mar 23, 2010 at 5:26 pm
I've been using the leaked Beta since last month and have been very impressed with the UI, but not been impressed with the how stable it is. Really hope that the stableness of the Beta has been improved for the full release.
skone13 Mar 23, 2010 at 7:15 pm
i downloaded the official twitter for my BB 8520 and i eliminated and downloaded again and eliminate again becaus i prefer ubertwitter but i dont have any invitancion from rim !!!!!
eduardo.objio Mar 23, 2010 at 9:31 pm
I use it and I love it. Been using it since it came out, I used UT before, but didn't really liked it, at least not as much as this one. It seems more functional, although the edit option, on the retweets would be awesome. I like to use it directly from my messages folder, it actually adapts to the bottom of the screen and let's you select the user and send the msg, without you even having to to directly to the app. Yea yea, I like it a lot...
BigJav209 Mar 23, 2010 at 10:01 pm
can't wait to try this out
DrSnooze Mar 23, 2010 at 10:05 pm
anyone know why bb music player doesnt allow to twitt like other app does? like PushLife for example.
vulfadli Mar 24, 2010 at 1:15 am
I had received a mail from UT
support on this feature which they're yet to able crack.
So this TwitBB better got this feature or just forget abt it.
UT hands down is the best twit app for berry to date.
xstex Mar 23, 2010 at 10:16 pm
No lists so I'll stick with ubertwitter.
07thking Mar 24, 2010 at 12:49 am
I can't wait, hope there are serious speed improvements, and I hope the re-tweet feature finally works! One more thing, the ability to load like 2 or 3 pics at once. :)
kullen Mar 24, 2010 at 1:10 am
i think i'll hold onto UT as a backup in case of a something wrong with RIM like those BBM malfunctions that happened a while back
JIVE8900 Mar 24, 2010 at 7:58 am
UT kills my battery
stoneland Mar 24, 2010 at 9:51 am
UT has been great for me...never noticed a huge battery drain.
Pastor Ron Mar 24, 2010 at 8:04 am
I've never "tweeted" so the way this app looks is okay to me. I have no experience with any Twitter app whatsoever. I do wonder, however, if this RIM app will be on par with an I do use - Facebook. If so, there could certainly be room for improvement.
kellidotca Mar 24, 2010 at 2:35 pm
probably the worst kept secret ever.. i've had it since crackberry posted the invite code contest and the leaked download URL appeared in the comment section.. i actually like the twitter client, though it would be handy to have multiple accounts on it.
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Reviews by Groomsy:
3.3/5 rDev -2.4%
look: 2.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.25
*Edit, 04/26/12* - I realize now that I was a little too harsh on this, as I was unfairly expecting a hoppy German-style pils. After doing some more research on the Helles style and having another bottle of the same brew, I've decided to re-review.
12 oz. bottle poured into a pilsner glass.
Deep straw golden body with a short-lived head of foam that leaves no lacing behind. Carbonation dies down. Maybe if the brewery put a BOTTLING DATE on their merch, I would be able to tell how fresh this is, riiight?! Anyway, looks mediocre in the glass. Meh.
While the appearance and label alone would lead one to think of a fairly hopped pilsner, the Helles is more malt-forward. There's plenty of bready malt backed by a touch of roasty caramel and grain aroma. There is a subtle spicy/floral hop presence to support the malt presence here. I do, for some reason, pick up quite a bit of buttery/diacetyl aroma, but my nose may not be totally accurate. Fairly nice overall, and a nice mild smell to this lager.
A big dash of grainy, bready sweetness washes over the tongue with some caramel on the middle of the tongue. I'm still picking up the buttery flavor, which is a little offputting in this otherwise solid brew. There is a nice presence of spicy/floral hops on the finish that linger without overstaying their welcome. Pretty nice balance, and a rather tasty and refreshing brew.
Refreshing mouthfeel with crisp carbonation and a dry finish with subtle hop presence. Pretty refreshing brew.
While not as hoppy and dry as I'm used to for German-style lagers (e.g., pilsners), this was a nice break. Rivertown makes very solid attempts at traditional European styles, and the Helles is no exception... I'd rather have a pilsner, though. But a refreshing, malt-forward brew overall.
Serving type: bottle
04-27-2013 00:37:14 | More by Groomsy
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look: 3.75 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.5
I got a bottle of Rivertown's Helles lager a couple weeks ago from my cousin Adam. I've never had anything from Rivertown before and they don't distribute to Michigan, so I was happy when my cousin gave me a couple bottles to try out, so lets see how it goes. No visible bottling date. Poured from a shorter brown 12oz bottle into an imperial pint glass.
A- The label looks nice, it has a nice city scene in the background, but it's not that eye catching. It poured a slightly cloudy straw yellow color that took on a golden hue when held to the light with two fingers worth of white head that died down to a thin ring that stayed till the end and didn't really leave any lacing behind. This is a nice looking beer, but it's a little cloudy for the style.
S- The aroma starts off with a slightly higher amount of medium sweetness followed by a good amount of malts that impart some sweet, grainy and slight biscuit like aromas with some bready aromas sticking out the most that are very similar to a slice of white bread. Up next comes a very light amount of spicy hops that are barely detectable. The aroma was nice, but I think a little more hop aroma would help balance it out a little.
T- The taste seems to be very similar to the aroma and it starts off with a medium amount of sweetness followed by loads of bready malts that impart a flavor that reminds me of Wonder Bread. Up next comes some doughy yeast flavors followed by a light amount of spicy hops. On the finish there's pretty much no bitterness just a little more sweetness with a very white bread like aftertaste that seems to stick around for a while. This was a nice tasting Helles Lager, but I thought it could use just a little more balance.
M- Very smooth, clean, pretty crisp, a little dry, on the slightly thicker side of being light bodied, with a slightly higher amount of medium carbonation. The mouthfeel was nice and I think it worked well with this beer.
Overall I thought this was a nice beer and it's an above average example of the style, the malts were very bready and it had the signature spicy hops, but I think they were just a little light for the style. This beer had good drinkability, it was pretty smooth, clean, not filling, and the flavors did a decent job at holding my attention, I wouldn't have a problem drinking a few of these and it makes for a nice beer to enjoy on those hot summer afternoons. What I liked the most about this beer was the appearance and mouthfeel they were both pretty nice. What I liked the least about this beer was the balance, I feel like a little more spicy hops would help make this truer to style and balance out all those bready malts. I would order a pint or two of this at a bar, but I don't think I would get a six pack of it and I recommend to anyone who likes easy drinking Lagers. All in all I enjoyed this beer, it was a nice easy drinking lager, but Hofbräu Original is still my favorite of the style, i think it's more balanced than this beer and it does a better job at showcasing those spicy hop flavors. This made for a decent first impression for Rivertown and i'm interested in checking out more of their beers. Thanks a lot Adam.
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look: 3.25 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Poured Helles into a pint glass.
A - Pours a clear golden with a half of finger head.
S - The aroma is very light, some bread, pinch of hops. Nothing over powering or knocking my socks here.
T - Whew, the taste is much improved over the smell. More biscuit qualities, touch of hops. Nice and refreshing on a hot summer day.
M - The mouthfeel is light with medium carbonation.
O - This style isn't gonna wow anyone, but hits the spot and is worth a try. Cheers!
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06-18-2013 14:26:32 | More by mrfrancis
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05-16-2013 03:18:15 | More by davemathews68
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Posted by Lanning Taliaferro (Editor) ,
Dorothy Lepore, 42, of 19 General MacArthur Drive, Carmel, NY was arraigned on a Felony Complaint charging her with one count of Grand Larceny in the Third Degree, a class "D" Felony.
According to the DA, between May 1 and Dec. 31, 2013, Lepore, a math teacher at Tuckahoe High School and the treasurer for the Tuckahoe Middle School and High School student government organizations "G.O." account, took money raised at various fund raising events and failed to deposit any of it in the appropriate bank accounts.
She then used the stolen money for her own purposes—which the DA did not specify.
A joint investigation by detectives from the Eastchester Police Department and investigators from the District Attorney's office resulted in the defendant surrendering to the Eastchester Police Department this morning.
The investigation into the theft is ongoing, officials said.
The defendant was released without bail. Her next court date is April 2. She faces a maximum sentence of seven years in state prison.
Assistant District Attorney Brian Conway, Deputy Chief of the Public Integrity Bureau is prosecuting the case.
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Crime of the century I'm sure she surrendered. eastchester PD couldn't find drugs in a drug store A little tip check your local high school parking lots Your welcome.
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CLAYTON — Throughout his career, Nick Christiansen has heard from Clayton head coach William Williams how strong his right leg is.
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I also think we had some nerves, Williams said. I think we may have had a case of the jitters tonight - a first-round playoff game, and the fact we have not played (in a week).
We started out strong and we got stronger as the game went along. We did everything except put the ball In the net.
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We had a lot of runs at goal, Christiansen said. But we could not get any to go in the back of the net. We kept taking shots and luckily got one to go in.
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Friday, December 7
The tire on a Nissan were damaged in the Bloomsdale-Fleetwing neighborhood in Bristol Township.
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Theft From Vehicles
A 2008 Ford and a 2007 Honda were entered and had several items missing in the Langhorne section of Middletown Township overnight. Between the two cars, thieves made off with an iPod, $350 Garmen GPS, a Coach purse and several other items were taken from the 700 block of Parker Street.
Bristol Township police responded to Veterans Highway to find two slashed tires on an Acura just after 1:24 p.m. The damage is estimated to be $250.
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In the 5300 block of New Falls Road in Bristol Township the back window of a Buick was smashed in the early evening hours. The owners told police the window will cost $300 to replace.
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Theft From Vehicle
An unlocked 2009 Toyota was entered and a DVD player and $175 satellite radio were taken overnight from the 100 block of Forsynthia Drive in the Levittown section of Middletown Township.
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Sandy Hook Parents To Chris Christie: Our Kids' Lives Are Not TrivialFriday, July 11, 2014
Newtown-based Sandy Hook Promise, an organization formed shortly after the 12/14 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School to support those affected and support solutions to acts of violence, issued a statement July 2, following the group's failed attempt to have families directly affected by 12/14 meet with Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey.
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The Sandy Hook Promise Foundation Community Fund will host the 2014 second annual Newtown Yoga Festival on Saturday, August 23. The event will run from 9 am to 4 pm, and will again be presented at NYA Sports & Fitness Center.
Volunteers Needed At Sandy Hook PromiseTuesday, June 10, 2014
June 10: This story has been updated to reflect that volunteers may do research on mental wellness, according to Sandy Hook Promise.
As Sandy Hook Promise reaches out beyond the borders of Newtown and even Connecticut, more volunteers will be needed, said office and volunteer coordinator Betsy Gaier.
June 14 5K, Kids Fun Run In Killingly To Benefit Sandy Hook PromiseMonday, June 9, 2014
KILLINGLY — The public is invited to join students of EastConn's Quinebaug Middle College (QMC) magnet high school on Saturday, June 14, when they host a 5K run and quarter-mile Kids Fun Run.
The event, called "Run to Remember: Sandy Hook Hi 5K," will benefit Sandy Hook Promise. It will be presented at Owen Bell Park, 580 Hartford Pike in the Dayville section of Killingly.
The Top of the MountainFriday, May 16, 2014
My back arched and my tail stood up straight last week when I heard about two acts of vandalism at Sandy Ground playgrounds, built in the tri-state area to honor each woman and child killed on 12/14. In another show of love winning over evil, however, both senseless acts have been turned on their head. Nelba Marquez-Greene has said that she would like to have a message board installed at the playground in Hartford honoring her daughter, Ana Marquez-Greene.
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Six community organizations have come together to present "A Day of Shared Experience," Saturday, May 31, from 9:15 am to 2:30 pm, at Walnut Hill Community Church, 156 Walnut Hill Road in Bethel.
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CORRECTION (Tuesday, May 6, 2014): This story has been updated to reflect the correct name of Smart Tech Challenges Foundation.
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Two Residents Honored By White House As 'Champions Of Change'Friday, April 4, 2014
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two Newtown residents, the father of one of the 12/14 victims and the daughter of a 12/14 survivor, have been named Champions of Change by The White House. All of this year's honorees are gun violence prevention leaders, recognized for taking critical steps in their communities to reduce gun violence.
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President Barack Obama is planning to honor two Newtown residents, including the father of one of the 12/14 victims and the daughter of a 12/14 survivor, as Champions of Change.
Sarah Clements, founder and chairwoman for the Jr Newtown Action Alliance, and Mark Barden, director of advocacy for Sandy Hook Promise, are among nine honorees being recognized for taking critical steps in their communities to reduce gun violence. The ceremony is set for Thursday, April 3.
Facebook Announcement Meets With Approval From Gun Violence Prevention GroupsThursday, March 6, 2014
On Wednesday, March 5, Facebook announced a "series of new educational and enforcement efforts for people discussing the private sale of regulated items." Offers posted on Facebook that indicate a "willingness to evade or help others evade the law, including private sellers of firearms in the US specifying 'no background check required'" will be prohibited.


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Is it cold where you are? We are cold. It is snowy. So when I got this month's Secret Recipe Club assignment I knew it would be some good home cooking comfort food. This month my assignment was Teaspoon of Spice a joint effort by two dietians, Serena and Deanna, with lots of healthy goodies to eat. Of course it is so hard to choose, but the most fun part is just that. I perused the entire blog, pinned my favorites, and then eventually chose the Blueberry Bread Pudding. I have never in my life made bread pudding, but I have made baked French toast, and you know what it was pretty similar. My hubby especially liked this one, but I think we all agreed it is something I should definitely make again.
- 3 cups low-fat milk
- 3 eggs
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 10 slices whole grain I used 5 white bread slices, and 5 flax-seed bread slices.
- 2 cups frozen blueberries (not thawed)
1. Grease a 13×9 dish. Pre heat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Cut bread into cubes.
3. Whisk together milk, eggs, sugar, vanilla, and cinnamon. Stir in bread and blueberries. Let soak for 15 minutes.
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Gord's Gold: As Good As It Gets - 5 Stars
This outstanding album is a compilation of Gordon Lightfoot's very best songs up to the time of its original release as an LP (1975). The CD contains 11 songs originally recorded at United Artists (two as medleys) and 12 songs from his first five albums at Warner Brothers/Reprise. Three of his four biggest commercial hits are on this album (If You Could Read My Mind, Sundown, and Carefree Highway) making this an excellent first Gordon Lightfoot album to buy. (The fourth big hit, Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald, was written and recorded later in 1975. You can find it on Summertime Dream, Complete Greatest Hits, Songbook (boxed set) or, in a rerecorded version, on Gord's Gold Volume II).
The rerecorded songs from his UA period ('66 - '69) are all truly exceptional songs. A true Lightfoot fan would want to have both the original UA recording (in a much simpler style) and this one, but there is no arguing with the fact that the Gord's Gold versions of these songs are exquisite. In particular, the recording of Canadian Railroad Trilogy, perhaps his finest song, sends chills down my spine and the recordings of Early Mornin' Rain and the medleys For Lovin' Me / Did She Mention My Name and I'm Not Sayin' / Ribbon Of Darkness demonstrate his songwriting and singing at their very finest.
In addition to the three top-10 hits from his Warner Brothers years, Lightfoot has included several other masterpieces of that era. My favorites of these are Minstrel Of The Dawn, Beautiful and Don Quixote.
This album is a 'must have'.
Originally written June 29, 1998
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