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For a local charity organization on a very tight limited budget, these fit the bill, simple, and very cost-efficient. These work great with the rest of the pieces.
Violet K. from Advanced Technology Mktg Inc Posted on 02/02/2014
I was looking for the cheapest silverware piece available to use in our lakeside/deck setting. Even if my shrinkage is 20% per month, I'm going to save 100's of dollars per month rather than buying the fancy chrome disposable silverware.
Robert S. from breezy point international Posted on 01/22/2014
The silverware was great a little light for my tast I like a heavier handle and silverware but they held up good and everyone pleased
Matthew D. from Cornerstone Baptist Church Posted on 12/08/2013
These forks are perfect for our bakery! Lightweight and affordable but not flimsy and cheap like plastic. They're the perfect solution for our small bakery!
Rachel B. from Rachel's Bake Shop Posted on 11/30/2013
For a medium weight fork, the price of these is excellent. However, I have some of the "heavy weight" windsor forks in circulation and I find they do not bend as easily as these. These forks probably work fine for many situations, but I will not be purchasing more for our restaurant. The heavy weight windsors are harder to find and a little more expensive, but for me they are worth it.
Alfonso's P. from Alfonso's Pizza Posted on 11/18/2013
These are flat, sharp, and cheap. This is exactly what I expected for this really low price. Would be perfect for a 24 hour diner, and much cheaper and more "green" than disposable plasticware at work. A great bare bones inexpensive option.
David H. Posted on 10/23/2013
Recently used forks for a small company party. Looked great and functional. I was pleased with weight of the forks, good quality. Great value. Will order more...
Cyrus M. from Atlanta Linen Rentals LLC Posted on 09/19/2013
First bought these a while ago and so far they have stood up well. Needed to buy more and could not get a better deal anywhere else!
Jeffrey M. from Vines & Hops Posted on 08/26/2013
Very decent forks! You're buying the economy fork so you know you're not getting anything fancy, but these work just fine. If you don't need a fork with an elegant design, these are the way to go!
Matthew T. from Rainbow Bakery Posted on 08/15/2013
I ordered 4 dozens of these for my restaurant and they look as new now as the day I ordered them. The price is great!!
Charlotte S. from Charlies Posted on 08/06/2013
These look better in person than in the product photo. They're pretty basic in design, but definitely functional. And the best part, they're cheaper than buying some of the disposable options that look about the same. I'm satisfied with them.
Salena R. Posted on 07/29/2013
These are basic forks. Not fancy and smooth in finish like the more pricey ones, but these are great for large not-so-formal gatherings where often flatware goes missing. For the price, these are great.
Sandhya S. from Home cook Posted on 07/23/2013
We bought 200+ of these forks for use by our homeowners association residents. The low price attracted us and the quality is good. A great bargain.
Sharon Z. from Meadowcrest Homeowners Association Posted on 07/13/2013
Very basic forks but beat using plastic with these. Nothing fancy but so far no issues yet. For us, it has been a great buy.
Yvonne G. Posted on 06/27/2013
Very nice forks. Good Quality and strong enough to use with eating steaks. Will purchase again when needed. Looks nice as well as fits well in dinner napkin with the knives.
John B. from JD Brigham Inc Posted on 05/21/2013
These forks are perfect. I bought them to have a different set of silverware for Christmas & family gatherings. Looks like I'm going to be having more parties! These are so much better and more elegant than plastic forks! Came packaged individually in boxes of 12. Fast shipping too!
Amy F. Posted on 03/29/2013
We initially planned to use disposable flatware, but when we compared the prices of sturdy disposable to these, it was an easy decision to make. We ordered these, and within a couple of weeks, they have paid for themselves.
Debbie G. from JD's Posted on 03/24/2013
If you are looking for a entry level fork, this one will do just fine. Very lightweight and wash with out a problem. We use them for our golf tournaments.
Danielle R. from Terry Hills Posted on 03/15/2013
When I decided to move up from plastic silverware for a very casual BBQ I found these. I am very happy with the price and durability.
Christian C. from Absolute BBQ Posted on 03/08/2013
These Windsor flatware Dinner forks are a great buy. Very well made and hold up great for years.Another good purchase from this site. I will puchase more.
Anita T. from nitas place Posted on 11/09/2012
The Windsor Dinner Fork is priced great. it looks good with any setting and feels and eats like a more larger priced fork but at the price you can afford to buy more if some go missing.
Sheila M. from Sheila's Homestyle Posted on 10/24/2012
Teresa M. from Suncatcher Jewelry Designs Posted on 10/08/2012
This is a great great product. I would love to recommend this product to my friends. The function is the best in the whole world!!! You would not regret to buy this product.
En-Chieh L. Posted on 09/03/2012
I was very worried about these after seeing some bad reviews. However i went for it anyway because the price was so good. I recieved them and they are just as described. I mean what can you expect for the price.
Rozetta L. from BG's Posted on 07/25/2012
I purchased the Windsor Dinner Fork for my daughters wedding reception. It was cheaper to purchase than to rent them. I was very pleased with them. Price was right!
Deb H. from Deb Industries Posted on 05/31/2012
These are the best , most economical flatware you can buy. They are the best for any restaurant or sports bar application. Definitly buy these.
Michael L. Posted on 05/24/2012
Very disappointed both in product and previous reviews. I expected at least a normal size utensil. It feels like a toy with rough edges. With the restocking fee of 30% and shipping, it is not even worth sending it back!
Debra K. Posted on 05/12/2012
This Windsor Flatware Dinner Fork allows restaurants to have a lot of durable flatware at a reasonable price. By using this, they do not lose much money if the flatware is misplaced or stolen. If you are looking for a heavier weighted fork then you may want to check out the Lexington Flatware Dinner Knife 36/Box.
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Unfortunately I was not very happy with the forks. They seemed small to me and they lacked the sheen I would have liked them to have.
Antoinette G. from Toni's Exquisite Events Posted on 05/10/2012
The Windsor Flatware Dinner Fork is meant to provide a quality fork at a reasonable price. If you want a fork with more shine and weight then you may want to check out the Regency Flatware Dinner Fork 12/Box. It has a polished chrome finish and is an extra heavy weight fork.
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These forks seem like they will do the everyday normal eating job. A good product for an excellent price. We were happy to find them.
RL B. from Cornerstone Country Market Posted on 04/19/2012
the windsor flatware has become a staple here for us. very happy with the table life the product has. and at a super value, i cant say no
Randall H. from restaurant Posted on 12/08/2011
Windsor forks are used exclusively in our casual dining restaurant. We are very happy the both the quality and the pricing of these utensils and we will reorder when needed.
Bill L. Posted on 08/19/2011
We always need more forks, these dinner forks are at a great price and made a huge difference during our rushes so we werent rolling silverware halfway during rush
Mike M. from Golden Rule BBQ Posted on 03/13/2011
The silver ware are nice and strong. Working in a fast paced diner they have to be strong in order to with stand the punishment they go throught.
Jacqueline O. from pennys diner Posted on 08/26/2010
This line of flatware provides a very economical way to add a very classy touch to any event. It has a very classic appearance and is just as affordable as disposables.
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Great product for the price - quick shipping. Had a question after they arrived and used the live support customer service - great service!
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Ideas for a day in the sun for kids with special needs
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
As a society we're coming to realize the importance of outdoor play. It's particularly crucial for kids with disabilities to get out and get moving. So here are some ideas to build a day of outdoor play.
Before you burst out into the sunshine, make sure your child gets a healthy breakfast to fuel their activities. Children with disabilities are often at risk for overheating, so pay particular attention to hydrating kids throughout the day and don't forget to lather on sunscreen before heading out.
Before the temperature gets too warm, begin with a bike trip. You can cover a lot of ground, get great exercise and deliver adventure, exploration and a sense of accomplishment. Fortunately with many of the new bikes and trikes out there, this activity is available to more and more children of varying abilities.
We have two to check out. The Buddy Bike-a new twist on tandem-places the child in front of the adult. The parent can keep an eye on the child while the kid gets a front row view of the world. Another great model is the YBike. This unique hybrid calls for less balancing than a typical bike and is propelled by a child's feet on the ground versus pedals.
Luckily, there are now many adaptive bikes appropriate for children with special needs. To research more, go to lekotek.org for a list of adaptive product companies.
Try bike paths rather than busy streets. Some of my favorites are the Illinois Prairie Path in DuPage County and Fullersburg Woods Forest Preserve Loop.
There are two activities kids have gravitated to for centuries. The first is throwing stuff and the second is knocking stuff down. You can invent your own version of activities for either of these concepts. Be creative and allow kids to use their hands, wiffle bats or their whole bodies to push, tumble and roll.
Build a pyramid of canisters, plastic cups or containers and let kids either toss at or topple into them (this works with wheelchairs, too).
Little Tikes has versions for both tossing and tumbling with its TotSports Bean Bag Toss (with adjustable difficulty levels and auditory feedback) and TotSports Bowling Set (with easy finger holes and balls that rattle). Both work great indoors or out.
Winding down
Outside is the perfect place to get down and dirty (another activity kids have loved forever!). This might involve playing in the sand, making mud pies or rolling down an incline on the lawn. For children unable to roll, put them on a sheet and pull them around for fun, stimulation and laughs. Speaking of mud, Little Tikes even makes a table set called Makin' Mud Pies that brings the mud or sand to wheelchair or easy access level and includes a mixer and sink.
End your kid's day with a soothing bath and quiet time by asking them to share their favorite memories from their day in the sun and you share tales of exciting outdoor adventures yet to come.


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Kia pits its 2011 Sportage against itself
Today at the 2010 SEMA Show, Kia unveiled a pair of vehicles that, despite being cut from the same cloth, couldn't be more different. These two 2011 Kia Sportages--both customized by Antenna Magazine--pit work against play, Android against Apple, matte against glossy, and red against blue.
The matte red Antenna Play concept is designed for an active and playful lifestyle with a roof rack for extreme sports equipment. A working barbecue grill shares the rear hatch with a Mac Mini, a storage locker, and a flat-screen television. Molded into the center console is a cradle for an Apple iPod … Read more


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Daniela Schaechter: Il Colori Del Mare (2007)
Over the course of many centuries, the island of Sicily has inspired artists from around the world, most recently pianist Daniela Schächtera Sicilian relocated to the Stateswhose new release I Colori Del Mare is comprised almost entirely of originals dedicated to her homeland's shoreline.
Schächter started her training in Italy and then continued in Boston, studying with Phil Wilson, Joe Lovano, Hal Crook and most significantly pianist Joanne Brackeen. She's since blossomed into a beautifully talented composer and pianist, with an important touch and a suave mature voice. Here she places emphasis on the dark blue sea as each composition's theme delves into the concept of waves. The instruments create different layers from within as if looking at the sea and at its ground-swell while imagining the complex life that occurs below. This life is proven to be various and energetic by the performances of Schächter's amazing ensemble: Davide Schächter (her guitar-playing brother), Alex Sipiagin (trumpet), Oleg Osenkov (bass), Gene Jackson (drums), Walter Smith III (tenor) and Tiger Okoshi (trumpet), who together create a smooth texture full of unique accents.
Even though the piano may be the main voice, there are no real leaders or followers, as all perfectly balance their contributions. As each enters, they explore freely while Schächter provides a warm embrace. Sometimes the music stops in an instant and the piano remains alone, like in "Sweet and Sour, a lyric poem for piano, with drops of notes slowly descending from Schächter's fingers.
The CD's notes state that dark blue is the color of the Mediterranean Sea at sunset: the way the tracks are presented places the listener in front of such waves to view that sunset.
Track Listing: Dark Blue; Incrocio; Terra Madre; Light Green; Sweet and Sour; The Boat and The Storm; Thinking About You; On a Clear Day; The Moon and The Fisherman; When The Turtle Meets The Ocean.
Personnel: Daniela Schaachter: piano, vocals; Alex Sipiagin: trumpet, flugelhorn; Jimmy Greene: tenor, soprano sax; Roland Barber: trombone; Okoshi Tiger: trumpet; David Schaechter: guitar; Oleg Osenkov: bass; Gene Jackson: drums.
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Opinion: Recovery
Slowly but surely the economy is picking up steam. Today's job numbers are another data point that Barack Obama and Democrats have put the country on a path to recovery from the economic carnage of the Bush Administration.
Opinion: Obamacare Savings
In June of last year, the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act. As I wrote, this is the Greatest Tax Ever! I was thrilled to get a notice this year that I was getting a rebate check from my health insurance company.
Opinion: GOP A Party Without A Plan
With one month to go before we reach the fiscal cliff, Republicans are going to have to figure out how to do something serious for a change instead of grandstanding and avoiding specifics.
Opinion: The Fourteenth Amendment Solution
Speaker John Boehner believes he holds a strong hand in fiscal cliff and debt limit talks. He is, once again, taking the global economy hostage and playing politics with the U.S. debt limit.
Opinion: My2K
Obama is hoping to promote the discussion of the Bush tax cut extensions by getting people hooked on the topic and by getting them to use the #My2K hashtag on Twitter.
Opinion: We Must Fix Our Crumbling Infrastructure
Most Americans who traveled during this Thanksgiving holiday came face to face with an American reality: while there is much to be thankful for, our infrastructure is not one of those things.
Opinion: Happy Thanksgiving
The Buck Starts Here wishes a happy Thanksgiving to our readers. For progressives there is much to be thankful for this year.
Opinion: Grover Puts Himself Before Party And Country
Grover is the ultimate in single interest constituencies in Washington. He is not accountable to anybody. He does not disclose who funds him, who pays him to do what he does or how much he is paid to blackmail GOP Members of Congress to sign his pledge not to raise taxes.
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If Republicans, as a political party, continue this hostility toward science then they do not understand the driving force that science and innovation play in our economy. It also is another proof point in the case that Democrats made about Republican math not adding up.
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Obama's press conference confirmed the fear that many Americans have. It's the fear that Americans are apparently in for more of the same in terms of having a non-compromising and less-than-totally-transparent politician in the Oval Office.
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would excite any world cruiser, a gourmet galley fit for a master chef and two of the most spacious staterooms youll find anywhere. Entering via the comfortably angled companionway steps, your attention will be drawn to full-length settees. The port settee extends to the centerline to make a double berth, and both settees can be used as sea berths. The large main dining table stows against a bulkhead wine rack, opening up the area for socializing. A smaller, removable table is also available, which mounts on either side of the saloon for added flexibility while dining or entertaining. CE Category A Ocean rated safety windows provide a panoramic view and overhead lights and numerous reading lamps with individual dimmers are found throughout. |
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- 12-16-2012, 12:31 PM Thread Author #1
texting issue with stock sprint optimus G
Hey all,
I am having a weird issue when typing a text message both in popup and in text message proper where the cursor randomly jumps back to beginning and messes up my message. I was using stock swype keyboard and now I am using swiftkey swype beta with fewer occurrences but it still happens. I thought maybe I kept fat-fingering it or accidentally touching text box while swyping but I do not think thats the case. Is anyone else having this issue and/or know of any solutions? Other than this I love this phone and I cannot wait for jelly bean update. Thanks. - 12-17-2012, 06:18 AM #2
Re: texting issue with stock sprint optimus G
Yes, I have had that same problem using the standard SwiftKey 3. It doesn't happen very often, but it is annoying.
Re: texting issue with stock sprint optimus G
That's a known issue with zv8 hopefully we get an update soon to fix it, Because this bug can be quite annoying. Only thing I can think is to try a replacement messaging app that may fix you issue for a short period.I know I don't have that issue when I text via Google voice
Rooted for life - 12-17-2012, 10:23 AM #4
Re: texting issue with stock sprint optimus G
I am having this texting issue too. I downloaded Swype 3 to help with it, but it still does it. I get a couple words in and then all of a sudden I am typing before the words I just typed.
Freaking ruining my opinion of this great phone. - 01-02-2013, 11:13 PM #8
Re: texting issue with stock sprint optimus G
If your on sprint rooted and unlocked zv9 has been released and it fixes the messaging bug. If not the the tot file is available for those who don't want to root. You can find both or a link to both on xda
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Posted By bass or bass? on 05 May 2011 10:49 PM I purchased 7 books and 4 dvds before canceling. I have since found the books on Craig's List many times in lots of anywhere from 2 books to the whole library for very reasonable prices. I frequently see 4 books for $20, and once saw the entire library for $100.
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Often we wait for the climate and conditions in life to be perfect before we feel safe enough to step forward, claim our territory, and be our authentic selves. What we don't realize is that in order to create the ideal climate we are waiting for, we must be authentic first. And the only way to be so is to listen to and honour our intuition, our deepest knowing, our most powerful natural wisdom.Choosing to claim and follow our intuition is our strongest natural protector, our greatest psychic liberation, and the only way to be truly safe in life. Now is the time to choose this, both for ourselves and for the world.In this thoughtful and inspirational book, best-selling author Sonia Choquette shows us how to do just that!
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Whenever I am surfing around in the forum it seems there is a bug that shows the wrong user profile, instead of my own, on the right hand corner of the screen. For instance, right now it's showing
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Your Last Login: 08-01-2012
It doesnt always show up as bonniejoy, it's other users too. Don't worry, I can't edit their profile or anything. If I click on that link it brings me to my own profile. It seems to just be a glitch with the GUI. I can send screenshots if necessary.
Just thought you should know,
Sorry if it's already been reported.
While I think you've posted this thread in the proper category, over in the General Travel Q&A section, there's a thread on this identity crisis issue. lol Yes, it's been an issue for some time. I now enjoying seeing who I might be each day when I log in!
Life is too short.........travel now!
Definitely check the other thread--it's gotten to become a good source of humour! Occasionally we get to be the moderator! One day I was 6-7 people since I was in/out checking on auction. I've been accused of "not being myself" but this is different! Oh well...as long I am who I am when I make a buy (unless someone else wants to pay for my trips?)
"wherever you go, there you are"
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08-02-2012, 03:07 PMhehe.. oops. I figured others noticed this too but I never saw a thread about it so I thought I'd point it out. I also thought it would have been fixed by now.
today I'm omegaet!
actually I think it may have something to do with whoever posted last. Maybe this has already been said. I couldn't find the other thread you were talking about..
Hi C....thanks for being me for a day!! That is so funny. I always am Bonnie Joy.


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Enjoyed our stay, we got what we expected, a luxurious room, with all the conveniences you expect. When we arrived, a bottle of wine had been placed in the room, which had been delivered by mistake. After asking the staff to remove it, they promptly said there had been a mix up, and for our inconvenience, told us it was complementary, a great gesture which we enjoyed. However, the milks which were supplied with the tea/coffees, were a month out of date, which we didn't notice until we had drank the tea!! We were disppointed with this and it gave us an 'ill' feeling for the rest of our stay. This put a slight dampener on our otherwise great experience.
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LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas — There's no question among lawmakers that the compromise Medicaid expansion approved last year will be the focus as they convene this week for the third-ever fiscal session. What's up in the air is whether there's enough support to keep the so-called private option program alive — and what will happen if the state's abandons it.
Less than a year after the Legislature approved the private option to extend health coverage to more than 83,000 people, the program's future tops the agenda as the House and Senate convene Monday for this year's session. After losing two key votes in the Senate and heading into an election season where Republicans are again running against the president's health care law, the expansion authorized under that law is in jeopardy.
Senate President Michael Lamoureux said he faces a tougher climb in reauthorizing the program, as he tries to persuade one of several senators opposed to the private option to reconsider it.
"It's tougher because once somebody has voted no, getting them to change to yes is very difficult," Lamoureux, R-Russellville, said. "That's essentially what we're trying to do here."
The Republican-led Legislature last year approved the plan to use federal Medicaid money to purchase private insurance for thousands of low-income residents. Dubbed the private option, it was pitched by Republican supporters and Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe as an alternative to the Medicaid expansion envisioned under the federal health care law.
Arkansas was the first state to win federal approval for such an idea, but continuing it faces a high vote bar in the Legislature. The federal funding for the plan must be approved by three fourths of both chambers — 27 in the 35-member Senate and 75 in the 100-member House. The funding bill was approved last year by a 28-7 vote in the Senate and 77-23 vote in the House.
Supporters appear to be at least one vote shy in the Senate after Republican John Cooper won a northeast Arkansas seat in a special election last month on a vow to kill the health care expansion. Republican Sen. Missy Irvin, a former supporter of the private option, subsequently announced she would vote against its reauthorization.
The development prompted one Democratic lawmaker to declare the private option on life support.
"If Senator Cooper does not vote for it and Senator Irvin doesn't, it's dead on arrival," Sen. Linda Chesterfield, D-Little Rock, told reporters last month.
One of the chief opponents of the expansion isn't predicting whether there will be enough votes to block the plan, noting that the private option went through several failed votes before winning final approval last year.
"Even if there were votes to block it right now, there's a lot that could happen before the session ends," House Majority Leader Bruce Westerman, R-Hot Springs, said.
But, Westerman added, "I haven't heard many people who voted against it last time talking about voting for it."
One of the keys may be whether supporters of the private option can find a way to modify the program to make it more amenable to opponents. House Speaker Davy Carter sayas he's open to tweaking the private option if that will help build support, but stopped short of saying what changes he'd be open to.
"Do we need to tweak some things here and there? Maybe," Carter said. "I think we'll talk about areas in which we can do better and I'm certainly open to that, but backing up at this point and pulling up on the state, I'm not interested in that. I don't think the General Assembly is interested in that. I still think we're going to pass it."
The timeline of when the private option fight is even up in the air. One of the architects of the private option plan said the session's limited agenda gives lawmakers the "privilege of focus" on the program and its merits.
"Ultimately, the vote will rise and fall on the policy," said Sen. David Sanders, R-Little Rock.
Whether the Legislature reauthorizes the program could reverberate throughout the state's budget. Beebe has said $89 million in his $5 billion budget proposal relies on savings the state is projected to see from the private option cutting down on hospitals' uncompensated care costs.
Beebe has said halting the program could threaten his proposal to boost funding for the state's prison system to ease overcrowding seen as a result of the state's probation and parole rules being tightened.
"It is bigger than just the private option," Beebe said.
Outside lobbying has also stepped up on both sides as the session nears. Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families has been posting videos of people receiving health coverage under the private option, while the state Chamber of Commerce has argued that ending the program will result in millions of dollars in penalties for businesses not providing insurance to employees.
Hoping to undercut that argument, Westerman said he'll introduce legislation that would give those employees a state tax credit for those penalties.
This year's fiscal session will be the third under a constitutional amendment voters approved in 2008 requiring the Legislature to meet and budget annually. Regular sessions are held in odd-numbered years and fiscal sessions focusing primarily on the budget are held in even-numbered years.
The Legislature can only take up non-budget bills if two-thirds of both chambers vote to allow it. The main non-budget proposal lawmakers are expected to consider is a bill giving the governor discretion to keep the lieutenant governor's office vacant following Republican Mark Darr's resignation last month over ethics violations.
State law currently requires Beebe to schedule a special election within 150 days of declaring the post vacant, but the proposal would give him the authority to not call one if it's vacated within 11 months of a general election. Beebe has said he'll sign the legislation if it is approved by lawmakers.
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Weekend Best Bet: Annual Creators & Collectors Art Tour
Date: March 8, 2013
by: Mallory Gnaegy | A&E Editor
This two-day annual self-guided tour Saturday, March 8 and Sunday, March 9, hosted by Fine Arts Society of Sarasota introduces attendees to Sarasota county artists and their work.
This tour includes stops to eight Sarasota artists at their studios, where one can meet the artist and learn about their processes. In addition, a stop at Ulla Searing Student Center will offer 12 additional artists and their work. Tickets are $20 to $25 dollars available at fineartssarasota.com.
Artists included on the tour include Bill Buchman, Larry Forgard, Ki Woon Huh, William Kelly, John Seerey Lester, Suzie Seerey-Lester, David Wilson, and R.O. Woody. The Ringling College of Art + Design's Ulla Searing Student Center will showcase the art work of the following Galleria Artists: Aline Blanchard, Joanna Coke, Susan Copley, Patricia Curtis, Diana Kahlenberg, Judy Kramer, Felicia Liban, Madeby Gallery, Elizabeth Van Riper, and Amy Webber.
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13 Founder's Talk & Tea
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Email correspondence between the Imperial Irrigation District and the Imperial Valley Press is being sought by a law firm that represents members of the Imperial Group in litigation against the IID.
The IID will be turning over the requested emails, IID General Manager Kevin Kelley said Saturday.
The request was filed Nov. 29 pursuant to the California Public Records Act by the Law Offices of Patrick J. Maloney.
"We request copies of all emails sent to, received from, forwarded by or replied to, between the Imperial Valley Press (including its reporters, agents or personnel) and Kevin Kelley, Jeffrey Garber, IID board members or any other IID personnel," states the request for correspondence between the district and the newspaper.
A similar request for correspondence between IID directors John Pierre Menvielle, Stella Mendoza and Anthony Sanchez was filed Nov. 28.
Kelley said he had not yet spoken with IID attorney Vance Taylor on Saturday, and couldn't say whether those emails will be released.
It is not certain on whose behalf or for what reasons the requests were filed. Officials with the law firm declined to comment, citing attorney-client privileges.
Brawley farmer Mike Morgan, a vocal critic of the district and a plaintiff in lawsuits against the district, has been represented by the law firm that filed the request for some years. He did not respond to telephone requests for comment.
Officials with the district said they favor transparency.
"I'm sure I may have emails that are embarrassing," IID Director Jim Hanks said. "I may not have used the right terms. I favor turning them (emails) over. We have a responsibility to serve the people."
Members of the Imperial Group have accused the newspaper, both in reader comments on the Imperial Valley Press' website and through social media, of colluding with IID officials, especially when the newspaper was under the direction of different management.
Kelley has an idea of what the requests involving the newspaper may be about.
"I had a continuing relationship with the paper, where I wrote editorials on national and international events assigned by newspaper editors and (former Publisher) Dave Leone. I believe that arrangement ended in 2010," Kelley said.
Before taking a job with IID that eventually led to his position as assistant to the general manager, Kelley was editor of the Opinion Page of the newspaper under Editor Brad Jennings and Leone.
He said there has been a longstanding assertion that he wields influence over the editorial direction of the paper.
"It is fantasy," Kelley said. "The only way I can refute that is to point at the record."
Richard Montenegro Brown, local content editor for the Imperial Valley Press, said the newspaper has nothing to hide.
"Kevin did write some edits for us for a while, but he never wrote anything local, and especially nothing that had to do with the IID while he worked there," Brown said.
"This newsroom, editorial board and newspaper in general is under different management now; this idea of collusion is silly," Brown said. "People like to believe that Kevin or some of the directors still have the newspaper's ear. I can tell you they don't have mine — at least no more than anybody else in the community."
Brown said he and the Press have an open-door policy for anyone who wants to tell it their concerns, and he believes the same goes for Publisher Gerard Delaney and Opinion Page Editor and News and Production Editor Peggy Dale.
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Call and response
Posted in On Campus on January 28, 2014
Denison's annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration reminded us that King's dream has yet to be fulfilled—and that it's up to us to continue dreaming.
It was 'alright'
Posted in On Campus on October 30, 2013
More than 1,500 students showed up in the Mitchell Center on D-Day for headliners Hoodie Allen and Matt and Kim. A look at the day of music in photos.
What a weekend!
Posted in On Campus on October 7, 2013
Big Red Weekend was a heck of a good time—and it helped that Denison dominated on the athletic fields.
The road to Nashville (UPDATED)
Posted in Beyond Campus on August 16, 2013
Caroline Spence '11 takes the stage at the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival—and she may earn yet another prize for her work.
The end of the Knobel era
Posted in On Campus on May 7, 2013
This summer, the Denison community will bid farewell to retiring President Dale Knobel and his wife, Tina, after 15 years of leadership.
The singing surgeon
Posted in Beyond Campus on June 10, 2011
Former Hilltopper Paul Bryson '00 belted out the National Anthem to raise awareness about vocal health, and it's pretty clear that this doctor follows his own medical advice.
Candlelight collaboration
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You need to change to the mod_dav directory (cd ~/Desktop/mod_dav-1.0.3-1.3.6), not type the directory name on the command line, which tells the shell to execute that command (it's why you get a permission denied error... it can't execute a directory).
Besides which, you don't have the developer tools installed. Go to http://connect.apple.com/ and sign up as an ADC (Apple Developer Connection) Member. Once you're logged in, you can download the 301.2MB December 2002 developer kit.
Install that and you're halfway there.


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We are fortunate that most of our revenue comes in the form of grants and student funding. As with most schools, however, Oakstone revenue does not cover the entirety of our educational costs. Maintaining an excellent staff and providing a wide range of opportunities for our students and their families creates a gap between our costs and revenues.
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100% Badass: Monkey Island 2 Rendered 3D
This is a video of some of the scenery in Monkey Island 2 rendered in 3D using the Crysis engine. It is by far the most beautiful thing I've seen in recent history (not including that glimpse I caught of myself getting out of the shower Monday).
This video is an experiment done for fun. It demonstrates how original Monkey Island 2 backgrounds look and feel in a modern 3d game engine. The sets were built using Maya and then exported into Cryengine's Sandbox editor.
Was that not awesome? Cause it most definitely was. And in other Monkey Island news, the third serial in the latest Monkey Island series just dropped yesterday, so I've been playing it in between posts. A strong work ethic: I have one. Also, left hook. POW! Haha, you didn't believe me! Look at yourself, lying there bleeding, you oughta be ashamed! Unless you're a girl, in which case that was totally the guy behind me.
Thanks to Martyn, who once killed a three-headed monkey and had it stuffed and mounted in his rumpus room.
I have no idea what I just watched, but, like catching my dog humping the cat for the first time, I knew it was something special (and romantic). Only difference is this time I didn't film it. Just watch, listen, and be amazed. BIRDY NAM NAM - THE PARACHUTE ENDING [vimeo] T... / Continue →
This is a video of lightning filmed in slow motion. It is wicked awesome and restored my faith in God. UPDATE: Lost $5 on a lotto scratch-off. There is no God. UPDATE: Got the prize I wanted in my Happy Meal. God loves me! UPDATE: Wife came home. Definitely no God, at... / Continue →
This is a time-lapse video of the center of the Milky Way Galaxy rising over Texas from 9:20 PM to 6:43 AM on April 21-22, 2009, during a star party. Now I have no idea what a star party is, but if it's anything like the last bachelor party I went to, I want in. We could eve... / Continue →


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During pregnancy, your baby is surrounded and cushioned by a fluid-filled membrane called the amniotic sac. At some point before your baby is born, the sac will rupture. This is known as your water breaking or rupture of the membranes.
When your water breaks, you may expect large amounts of fluid to run down your legs and fill up your shoes. It isn't always so easy to tell that your water has broken, though. At the end of pregnancy, all the glands you never knew you had in your vagina produce fluid to lubricate the way for the baby. To cloud the issue a little more, sometimes the amniotic sac can spring a leak without actually breaking. Think of a water balloon with a pin-sized hole. It's also common to leak small amounts of urine during pregnancy, even when your bladder doesn't feel full or you've just urinated.
So how do you know if you're leaking urine, vaginal fluid or amniotic fluid? Here are some clues:
If you're unsure what you're leaking, contact your health care provider. You may need an exam to find out for sure. This is especially important if you suspect that your water has broken or the fluid is green — which usually means that the baby has had a bowel movement and needs special attention at delivery.
Whether your water breaks in public, at home or in the hospital — either in a gush or a slow trickle — take comfort in the fact that you'll soon be holding your baby in your arms.
Mary M. Murry, R.N., C.N.M.
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y daughter has been told to stay in bed she has been leaking fluids a drop or two . the doctor has said she has not enough fluids in the Amniotic sac she is not due to give birth till march . Is there any one whom has any information on this
Thanks Roxanne im going through the same situation right now..I thank God I was able to pull this up and read your testimony!! GOD IS ABLE AND HE IS REAL! MY DOCTOR TOLD ME ABOUT TERMINATING AT FIRST BUT HE CAME BACK AND SAID NO HE HAS HOPE I CAN continue on! Im praying and Keeping the Faith because God's Grace is sufficient and will bring me and my baby through!!
My water broke during the 13 week of pregnancy, and did not find out until week 18 during a level 2 ultrasound, If was advised to terminate because there was nothing doctors could do to safe my baby,I declined termination. I was put in bed rest and was advised to drink lots of water, we added lots of prayers too. By week 23 I was admitted to the hospital. On week 29 and two days I delivered my daughter Grace via c-section. Doctors are amazed that she survived. I know that she survived thanks to God's mighty power, mercy and grace.
Annett, sounds like you are doing everything you can do. Stay the course. Sorry I don't have more to offer.
Yvette, why would you stop eating when you're body's about to do the hardest work it's ever done? Do you stop eating when you're preparing for a marathon? You absolutely should eat and drink during labor, and especially in early labor! Pain meds do make some women nauseous, but that's independent of what's in your stomach. Bowel movements are normal in birth, and no one even notices (except the care provider, who is accustomed to quietly removing it with no consequence).
Hi, I had conceived twins in feb. during week 7 of pregnancy I started brown spotting. My doc detected I had sub chorionic hem. He informed I would keep bleeding off and on in my pregnancy. During week 13 ultrasound we found out that one twin heart bit had stopped and the other twin had low amniotic fluid. Since then I am. Monitored weekly. My baby has strong heart bit but my bleeding has now changed to bright red since last 2 weeks. Any treatment that can help me? My doc has put me on partial bed rest. I am now 16 week pregnant..
What is vaginal Fluid? Is it something that could harm the baby if I am leaking it at 7 months
If your water breaks and contains bright red blood &/or blood clots call an ambulance. This happened to me and when I called my doctor to let her know she was not alarmed. She told me "this can happen" and that she would meet us at the hospital. We drove to the hospital ouselves, and upon arrival they determined my water had broken and thought the blood loss was due to placental abruption. After about 40 min. of evaluating our daughter's heart rate go up and down, they delivered her via emergency c-section. Addison was born on Oct. 19th, 2010 and she was a perfectly healthy 38 week old infant, but she died at birth due to VASA PREVIA. I had never heard of this. I my case, I had several vessels that traversed the membrane, and one tore near the placenta when my membranes ruptured (water broke). This condition is very dangerous, but it can be diagnosed during the 20 week ultrasound with a 4D transvaginal doppler. Women are not given this additional ultrasound unless their doctor requests it. PLEASE request this additional test. There are cetain risk factors which increase your chances of having vasa previa, but I didn't have any. Any early c-section can be scheduled in order to ensure a safe delivery. If I had known about vasa previa, I would have requested the test and my daughter would be here today. I cannot believe the pregnancy books and medical websites do not even mention vasa previa. And that doctors are not ordering the additional test for
I would like to add, if you suspect your water has broken, then stop eating. While you may be hungry, you do not want food in your belly when you are in labor. The pain medication is likely to make you nauseous and the pushing could cause more to come out than a baby.
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