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Inside Dark Island's Castle
Aug 27, 2002 — The details of a new tourism destination on the St. Lawrence River near Chippewa Bay are starting to emerge. Buyers of Dark Island and its historic castle gave state and local officials a peek yesterday of what visitors could see as early as next summer. The media was also invited on the tour. David Sommerstein went along. Go to full article
Big Plans For Dark Island Castle
Aug 21, 2002 — A group of investors has purchased Dark Island and its Scottish-style castle on the St. Lawrence River for 1.8 million dollars. David Sommerstein reports the group has big plans to renovate the historic property. Go to full article
Preview: Festival of Oar, Paddle and Sail
Jul 18, 2002 — The Antique Boat Museum in Clayton hosts the Fifth Annual Festival of Oar, Paddle and Sail this Saturday, July 20th. From sailing races to a cardboard boat parade, museum spokeswoman Charlotte Yehle says this year's event is the biggest yet. Go to full article
Senator Clinton Address St. Lawrence River and Ft. Drum Issues on North Country Visit
Jul 08, 2002 — New York's junior U.S. Senator, Hillary Rodham Clinton, visited the North Country this weekend. Her 3-day visit began with a boat ride on the St. Lawrence River near Clayton Friday morning. Martha Foley reports. Go to full article
Alcoa Turns 100
Jul 05, 2002 — The St. Lawrence County village of Massena kicked off two weeks of events this week to celebrate its 200th birthday. Tomorrow marks another Massena milestone. Alcoa--the Aluminum Company of America--commemorates 100 years since it broke ground on its aluminum smelting operation.
Alcoa made Massena a classic company town for decades. Today's residents are descendants of European immigrants who sought work at the height of the industrial age. Like most North Country history, Alcoa's story starts with water. David Sommerstein looks at the past and future of Alcoa in Massena. Go to full article
Alcoa made Massena a classic company town for decades. Today's residents are descendants of European immigrants who sought work at the height of the industrial age. Like most North Country history, Alcoa's story starts with water. David Sommerstein looks at the past and future of Alcoa in Massena. Go to full article
Restoring the Common Tern
Jun 26, 2002 — The Common Tern is a bird best known for its graceful flight and dramatic dives. The shoals and nooks of the eastern Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence River shoreline have been some of the tern's best nesting habitat in North America. But over the past 50 years, the area's tern population has dropped dramatically, from 20,000 to only 2000. Now the tern's a threatened species in New York. David Sommerstein reports on efforts to restore the bird's numbers. Go to full article
Oberstar on Seaway Expansion
Jun 11, 2002 — David Sommerstein talks with Minnesota Congressman Jim Oberstar (D)about possible expansion of the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Great Lakes navigational system. Go to full article
Water Levels Cut Into Marina Business
Jun 03, 2002 — Researchers from Cornell University are asking marina owners along the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario how changes in water levels affect their businesses. The survey is part of a study to update a 45 year old plan for controlling water levels in the region. David Sommerstein has more. Go to full article
Army Corps Seaway Study Points Toward Expansion
May 31, 2002 — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is putting the finishing touches on a preliminary study of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway system - what Corps officials call a "snapshot" of shipping on the waters. It recommends a more detailed, and more expensive, study that would consider building wider locks and deeper channels for bigger ships. Any possible construction would be years or even decades away. But seaway expansion critics are determined to stop the process in its tracks. David Sommerstein has this report. Go to full article
Heat on the Corps: What Costs, Who Benefits?
May 30, 2002 — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently completed an economic analysis on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System. It calls for a more detailed study to consider the costs and benefits of deepening the St. Lawrence River for larger freighters. After several reports that the Corps has been playing fast and loose with the numbers to justify big water projects, the Corps has suspended about 150 projects to conduct limited reviews. It's unclear whether this is a tactical public relations move by the Corps or a genuine attempt to better determine whether the projects are truly needed. The Great Lakes Radio Consortium's Lester Graham reports. Go to full article
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When I began my career in journalism—I was a reporter at a national magazine in those days—there was a man I'll call Claus Schmidt. He was in his mid-fifties, and to my impressionable eyes, he was the quintessential newsman: cynical at times, but unrelentingly curious and full of life, and often hilariously funny in a sandpaper-dry kind of way. He churned out hard-hitting cover stories and features with a speed and elegance I could only dream of. It always astounded me that he was never promoted to managing editor.
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Why do some people suffer real hardships and not falter? Claus Schmidt could have reacted very differently. We've all seen that happen: One person cannot seem to get the confidence back after a layoff; another, persistently depressed, takes a few years off from life after her divorce. The question we would all like answered is, Why? What exactly is that quality of resilience that carries people through life?
It's a question that has fascinated me ever since I first learned of the Holocaust survivors in elementary school. In college, and later in my studies as an affiliate scholar at the Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, I returned to the subject. For the past several months, however, I have looked on it with a new urgency, for it seems to me that the terrorism, war, and recession of recent months have made understanding resilience more important than ever. I have considered both the nature of individual resilience and what makes some organizations as a whole more resilient than others. Why do some people and some companies buckle under pressure? And what makes others bend and ultimately bounce back?
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I'm a bit riddled by how conversion between the two types should work and whether it is what should be done. As I trace boundary of a 2d figure ( editor.TraceBoundary( ... ) ) I get a collection with - say - one Polyline object.
When I want to extract an arc segment from the polyline, I am using (polyline.GetArcSegment2dAt( ... )). The object I get is of type CircularArc2d.
If I save this object somewhere and pull it back later, how can I have it drawn? So far I tried to convert CircularArc2d to Arc:
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But that didn't turn out well. The circular arc seems to determine its start by the start point, having start angle = 0, while the arc understands this zero as "start from polar zero radians, as seen from the center". I tried to set a start point to the arc:
Arc aarc = new Arc(); aarc.StartPoint = Convertor.ToPoint3d(carc.StartPoint); aarc.EndPoint = Convertor.ToPoint3d(carc.EndPoint); aarc.Center = Convertor.ToPoint3d(carc.Center);
But that produces exception saying that setting start point isn't implemented for the Arc type.
I can go for calculating the start/end angle for Arc, but something tells me there must be a more elegant and more precise way to trace arcs, save them externally and use them later. I could use a hand with this one.
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It seems there is not an elegant solution, check this link: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/NET/Create-Arc-with-
Another solution could be using editor.runcommand as implemented by TT in this link :RunCommand .
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Alright, I'll be having some 'fun' with this topic and then come back and mark this as solved if nobody else opposes.
In the meantime, can you confirm there is no way we can actually extract Arc instead of CircularArc2d/3d from a Polyline?
Right. In my case it was wrong to start using CircularArc2d type.
However, gasty's post has revealed me further very useful stuff. Thank you!
If I happen to write a CircularArc2d -> Arc converter, it will probably be posted here as I saw none.
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If I happen to write a CircularArc2d -> Arc converter, it will probably be posted here as I saw none.
You can cut CircularArc2d -> Arc converter from this post.
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Population Review 45(2): 60-71
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There are 14 million female adolescents in Bangladesh. Half of them aged 15-19 years are married. A large majority of adolescents are ignorant about sexuality, contraception, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV and AIDS. Attempts to address the needs of the adolescents through the existing health and education systems have so far been inadequate despite relevant policies have been in place. The country is facing the challenge of implementing the policies in an effective manner. This study was carried out to assess the feasibility of providing sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information and services, and to assess its impact on knowledge, attitude and service utilization. A quasi-experimental design with pre-post measurements was used. Interventions included training of teachers, facilitators, and service providers for providing SRH information and services to adolescents in schools, communities, and health facilities respectively. Interventions resulted in a significant increase in the level of SRH knowledge among adolescents compared to the control site. Adolescents who were exposed to the interventions showed more favorable attitudes towards use of health facility for contraceptives services and use of condom by unmarried sexually active adolescents than the non-exposed in the experimental sites. This was also translated into the increased use of health facilities for SRH services.
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Should marijuana be legal? Now, more people seem to think yes than ever before.
58 percent of Americans think marijuana should be legalized, according to Gallup's latest poll. (Via Flickr / David Shankbone)
How'd we get here? The Gallup poll has been asking Americans about the legalization of marijuana since 1969.
The time of Woodstock. The time when only 12 percent of those polled favored legalization. Support doubled in the 1970s to as high as 28 percent. (Via Warner Bros. / "Woodstock")
It stayed pretty flat in the '80s and '90s, and finally hit 50 percent in 2011.
The Huffington Post notes: "Much of the new support for legalization comes among independent voters … [and] Majorities of all age groups up to age 64 also support legalization, including two-thirds of those from 18 to 29."
A couple of factors might've pushed pro-legalization opinions to the current number. Earlier this year, another Gallup poll showed 38 percent of Americans admitted to trying marijuana. And, both Colorado and Washington legalized the drug in the past year.
The Washington Post reports the issue is likely to show up on ballots between now and 2014 — in at least seven other states — including Maine.
"In two weeks, the state's capital will decide whether to legalize possession for adults 21 and over." (Via MSNBC)
On the national level, Politico says: "The issue is largely split along party lines; 65 percent of Democrats voicing support for legalizing marijuana while only 35 percent of Republicans back such efforts."
So, just how popular is marijuana, really? A writer for Business Insider decided to go through Gallup's other 2013 polls, saying, "these days, it's hard to find much of anything that 58 percent of Americans like."
The result? Americans only showed more unity on two other issues: 83 percent favored background checks on gun buyers and 64 percent supported making same-sex relations legal.
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With a handful of hits to his credit, singer Wayne Newton has spent more than five decades as one of Las Vegas's most popular entertainers.
Swedish chemist Alfred Nobel invented dynamite and other explosives. He used his enormous fortune from 355 patents to institute the Nobel Prizes.
In the 1980s, Jessye Norman's roles in Aïda and Les Troyen made her one of the most popular and highest paid soprano opera singers worldwide.
Ashley Olsen, along with her twin sister Mary-Kate, came to stardom as a baby on TV's Full House, then built a vast media and fashion empire by the age of 21.
Jerry Orbach was a Tony Award-winning American actor best known for his role as Detective Lennie Briscoe on Law & Order.
Sarah Jessica Parker is an award-winning TV and film actress whose starring role in the series Sex and the City catapulted her to stardom.
Jane Pauley was a correspondent and co-anchor for NBC's Today. She also started the weekly magazine series Real Life with Jane Pauley, later renamed Dateline.
J.C. Penney was best known as an American businessman who founded a retail chain under the same name. His stores today sell general merchandise for the home.
Tom Petty is best known as the frontman of the band Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. He pursued a solo career in 1989, recording such hit songs as "Free Fallin'" and "Runnin' Down a Dream."
Ferdinand Porsche founded the Porsche car company in 1931. In the early 1920s, he oversaw the development of the Mercedes compressor car, and later developed the first designs of the Volkswagen car with his son, Ferdinand Anton Ernst Porsche.
Priscilla Presley is an American businesswoman and actress, best known for marrying Elvis Presley, with whom she had daughter Lisa Marie Presley.
Wolfgang Puck is a chef who expanded his purview into running restaurants, writing cookbooks and hosting cooking shows.
American actor, director and producer Rob Reiner is best known for directing the classic hits Stand By Me (1996) and When Harry Met Sally (1989).
Ivan Reitman is a director and producer of film and stage. His box-office hits include Meatballs, Ghostbusters and Kindergarten Cop.
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Martin Sheen is an American actor best known for his roles in films Badlands (1973) and Apocalypse Now (1979). He has won numerous awards for his role as President Bartlet on the TV series The West Wing.
Jessica Simpson is an American pop singer, actress and fashion empire entrepreneur, and a former MTV reality show star.
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This is the time of year when many communities set property tax rates. Invariably, taxes are going up and the discussion will turn to lessening the burden by attracting new business — even if it means those businesses from a neighboring community.
Our communities fight over a fast-diminishing pool of manufacturers, the scraps of what was once a robust segment of our economy. It's happening in nations across the world, and the culprit is the same: China.
For 13 years we've been at the losing end of an economic war, one that we have largely refused to fight. It's estimated that 57,000 American manufacturers have closed during that time. For many American workers, their final act is boxing up their manufacturing equipment to ship to China.
As of 2011, America is estimated to have lost 2.7 million manufacturing jobs directly to Chinese competition — plus an unknown number of jobs in related sectors.
This economic war began in 2001, after the United States and others championed China's entry into the World Trade Organization. This allowed China, which had a notorious reputation for unfair trade practices, to trade on par with nations that followed the WTO's strict policies. It was naively thought that China's entry would mean it would start following the rules, that its working class would embrace democracy and prosperity, and that other nations would gain equal access to China's economy.
None of those things happened. In the meantime, China continues its old tricks — subsidizing its private sector to destroy foreign competition, manipulating its currency to give itself a trade advantage, and suppressing workers. It has stolen intellectual property from U.S. companies and bullied American businesses attempting to enter its market. All as it continues to buy up our mounting public debt, furthering our dependence on it.
The European Union nearly entered an economic war with China earlier this year in an effort to combat such predatory strategies. China's autocratic government seeks to dominate the world economy and only responds to serious threats, as the recent showdown with the EU proved.
Meanwhile, our internal bickering is distracting us. President Obama skipped a crucial Asian summit last month, a move widely seen as giving China an advantage in efforts to dominate its Asian neighbors. Instead, Obama stayed home to deal with Congress' shutdown of the federal government.
So, as our communities set tax rates and renew a scramble for the scraps of industry, keep in mind the connection between our fates and the global picture. China is a formidable and predatory force that wants it all.
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Several other local large employers also ban tobacco on their property including Dell, Samsung, the Seton Family of Hospitals and St. David's HealthCare. Dell reports the proportion of its employees who smoked dropped from 13 to 3 percent in the years after banning smoking. However County officials say they don't expect any enforcement of the ban beyond posting signs, estimated to cost just over 8-thousand dollars. The city of Austin is picking up most of that bill.


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Originally Posted by CarlHungus It's nothing against Tulsa, you guys have a solid team. We were just hoping to play someone we haven't played Which is the point of a bowl game. I agree this must have been the only option because they had to have known that the intrest level for ISU and Tulsa fans would be pretty low for this game.
Should make for a cool looking bowl shirt.
Originally Posted by Rabbuk This feels like a step down from the pinstripe bowl to me, maybe it's just because we already beat the team. I will take this over the Pinstripe bowl 50 years in a row.
Originally Posted by Ry4Cy I will take this over the Pinstripe bowl 50 years in a row. I think it's just the we beat tulsa already thing...idk.
Originally Posted by DirtyDanchez Tulsa fans are excited we are not having to play a Sunbelt team Originally Posted by CarlHungus It's nothing against Tulsa, you guys have a solid team. We were just hoping to play someone we haven't played What Carl said. I respect your team, but I've seen this game. That said, I love the "W" flag in your avatar. I also respect that All hail the All-Wind Liberty Bowl!
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
we get to play tulsa 3 times in like 13 months ...cool
Win the MAC, your reward? Orange bowl. Win the CUSA, your reward? 9th place big 12 team. Interesting. Liberty Bowl >>>>>>>>>>>>> shreveport.
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The Iowa State Cyclones vs. The Tulsa Golden Showers, Round 2.
We're playing Tulsa three times in a year? With respect, that's dumb. Tulsa fans have to think so too...
At least Tulsa's defense blows. It gives our offense a chance to gain some confidence going into next year. Should be a shoot out.
Nothing against Tulsa as they are a very good team, but this sucks. Would have rather played someone the team hasn't played already.
Worst case scenario. This sucks.
I was looking forward to going bowling but honestly think I'll stay home now. What a let down.
Originally Posted by ISUAlum2002 Worst case scenario. This sucks. You'd rather play UL Monroe in Independence Bowl?
I love how people act so entitled. We are a 6-6 team and finished 9/10 in the Big 12. With all that considered, Memphis is not a bad option.
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Marc Alan Haskin of Westfield and Tracie Marie Kaminski-Lorenzo of Fredonia were united in marriage on May 21, 2011 at Christ Community Church in Fredonia. The double-ring nuptials were officiated by Pastor Marc Samworth.
The bride is the daughter of Donald and Charlotte Kaminski of Dunkirk. The groom is the son of Neil and Antoinette Haskin of Westfield.
The bride was escorted to the altar by her son, Derek Lorenzo. She wore an ivory tea-length strapless silhouette dress with satin and organza bands embellished with floral appliques. She carried a bouquet of ivory roses adorned with iris and feathers. The bride's daughter, Crystal Lorenzo, served as maid of honor. She wore a form-fitting strapless guava dress with a short pick up skirt and carried a bouquet of guava roses and iris.
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Patriots ProShop to offer free exchange on Aaron Hernandez jerseys
The New England Patriots ProShop will offer a free jersey exchange of any #81 Aaron Hernandez jersey purchased at the team's website or online at PatriotsProShop.com.
Patriots.com reports that the free exchange will happen next weekend and the fans can exchange a jersey for a new Patriots jersey of comparable value.
Hernandez was released by the team on Monday after being arrested and then ultimately charged with first-degree murder and five other gun charges. He is behind bars after being denied bail twice this week.
"We know that children love wearing their Patriots jerseys, but may not understand why parents don't want them wearing their Hernandez jerseys anymore," said New England Patriots spokesperson Stacey James. "We hope this opportunity to exchange those jerseys at the Patriots ProShop for another player's jersey will be well received by parents."
If the people who have been shot by Hernandez were known to be Republicans or tea party Conservatives, every Democrat in this country would hail Hernandez as a hero, an idol for their children to look up to and aspire to be like.
Facts are facts, Mao killed 30 million and every Democrat like White House communications director Anita Dunn have stated that Mao is one of their favorite political philosophers. You still can't find a single Democrat who will denounce all the Democrat comments about wanting to see Sarah Palin raped, Democrats support harm and violence against their fellow Americans who don't march lock step to the National Socialist Democrat party.
So in order to get a special offer of a free jersey exchange, the player has to be a felon?
Perhaps they can be donated to the prison where Hernandez is at, and they can put together a whole team of thugs
Why Yes... If you are dumb enough to Pay $250.00 for this from their website for a piece of cloth that costs 8 cents to manufacture in China.. please, come in and exchange it for one of Hernandez' handguns.
Buy American, from that guy on the side of the road manufacturing out of a U Store It and selling them for $40.
I totally want one now that it's in severe bad taste. Meanwhile if you bought a Wes Welker or Danny Woodhead jersey, you are boned. No returns for you.
This will cost the Patriots money but they have done EVERYTHING correct in this situation. Very classy.
Im a Dolphins Fan, and I think that what the Patriots are doing by exchanging out jerseys is a brilliant move. The Patriots could not have done a better job in handling this situation. Well Played Kraft. I may not like your team but I do respect you.
Good form, NE. Instead of waiting out for Goodell to suspend Hernandez and maybe getting back some of that salary, the Patriots (hate em or not) have taken the necessary steps to remove all association of Hernandez with their franchise and they did it quickly.
@Doug Davis Get back on your meds, Doug. If you're not supposed to be on meds, you need help. Go see a doctor and get on meds.
@Doug DavisLOL..You are going off on a ridiculous tangent. This is a story about a guy who had all the fame and fortune that comes with being a professional athlete and threw it all away because he values the image of living a 'thug' life where respect is predicated on who you can intimidate and threaten with violence. Spare me and the rest of us with your weak attempt to lump this tragic homicide case into the overall rift of political ideologies between republican and democrats, liberals and conservatives...yawn..
@Doug Davis Douglas, either you're off your meds or just a special kind of stupid. Which is it?
@Doug Davis When Noah built the ark and God flooded the earth, how many people did he kill. What's your point.
@JamesMartin Is that where you're located? Last time I checked the Patriots played in Mass. It's nice how a dirt bag like you would point all American issues to another country. How very American of you! :)
@6marK6 Not so sure, the jersey still has the word "Patriot" on it and Democrats hate that word, in fact their leader Obama made the IRS target Conservative groups who used that word as part of the name of their non-profit organization.
@The_Thrill @JamesMartin no comment really, never a matter of my patriotism, i've been to iraq and done my time. more a joke that the taliban would think its cool to wear the jersey of an "alleged" murderer. maybe a flat joke, anyway... moving on. lol
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That sounds like something you could catch in the PI??
I have one and it has not gone away.
I am going to phone a hand specialist.
Anyone ever had one?
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That sounds like something you could catch in the PI??
That's why I was asking.
I only got it since I started plumbing and electrical work.
Hit it with a hammer...real hard...then report back...
My husband had one on his wrist Ian, he had it taken off. We always thought he got it from resting his hand a certain way on the desk while he was drawing.
I have/had one - comes back whenever I do a lot of plastering.
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Just so everyone's clear: I'm the POODLE in the picture ("french", get it?) The hot woman is my wife.
I am an old pro at them as I have had one of these...
most of my life and have had to deal with it....
I was told I could have it removed but I was also told it it was common for them to come back so I never opted for going under the knife...
I had it lanced once when I was 22 and since then, have taken care of it when it "reared" its ugly head, my self...
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Tupelo Honey Cafe's success in Market Square has some folks smiling about the good stuff that comes from Asheville—but that's not how Tupelo Honey sees it. For them, every restaurant is a local restaurant—and while that's an easy thing to say, Tupelo Honey aims to prove that they're not just whistling Dixie.
The cafe makes a conscious decision to be a part of the neighborhood, to plug into the local vibe and to be aware of every community's unique personality. In commercial terms that means paying attention to things—like how dining out is different in each town. "In Asheville, we don't see so many business lunches and dinners, but we do in Knoxville," according to Elizabeth Sims, director of marketing, "That makes a difference in how and what we serve." In response to those variations, the restaurant is developing new premium steak and fish entrees. Sims notes, "We're about making people happy, so we want to ensure that everybody can find something on the menu that they'll like. "
Tupelo Honey takes the pulse of its guests not just through the eyes and ears of its staff, but also through communication from guests themselves. "We read all the guest comment cards," says Sims, "And there are literally thousands of them. But we do that work because we learn so much about what people want." That's part of the reason the Cafe recently expanded breakfast hours to Friday mornings at 8 a.m. in addition to Saturdays and Sundays. And they'll keep listening to determine if they should do that for the rest of the week.
But this kind of listening is more than just good business practice; it's a way to get to know the area. Sims explains that, "It's not all problems or complaints or wish lists that we read about. We get great stories about birthdays and first dates and learn what's important to locals. You sense that guests feel like they have a relationship with Tupelo Honey—and Tupelo Honey feels the same way."
That's not just the way they do business in-house, it's also how they do things beyond the cafe walls. Tupelo Honey keys in to local needs and then works to make the greatest positive impact. That's why before the restaurant even opened they were working with Beardsley Community Farm and the Knox County school system to sponsor fun, interactive, and educational programming.
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Well Ladies, we had another Ultrasound today.
And these babies showed everything for the cameras.
We're having 2 baby boys. Heartbeats are synchronized at 154 bpm.
I'm not going to lie... We were all very sad that we won't have at least one daughter. And I feel immense guilt over it. but it physically hurt to realize that I will never have a daughter. That I won't be able to pass on the one tradition that my family has (mn for first born daughters), that my in-laws get what they want (boys.)
I know that I will love these boys as much as I love our son, but its more of a missing piece than anything else. I hope this makes sense. I feel so selfish and guilty....
But, we're still doing the big gender reveal with my family this weekend. And I did some retail therapy...that helps.Mom to:
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August 17th, 2013 07:20 AM #313
When I found out my last baby was a boy, I cried for three days. I felt like the worst mom ever!! My own mother pointed out that I was not really crying about my boy, I was sad about the disappointment of not getting the girl (and in my particular case, I also had all these grand little plans, and thought that the world was just going to end if they didn't happen!). She said that someday I would wonder why I ever had the big meltdown because I would love my new boy so much. Of course, she was right. He's just the sweetest little man, and now I can look back and smile, because God had bigger plans than I did, and it all works out. It's terribly disappointing at the time though, so go ahead and have a good cry, and know it WILL be alright! Even if it doesn't seem like it now, even if it takes awhile before it feels okay. It will be. Sorry about the deal with your inlaws too, it sounds like you have some rather unpleasant drama going on there to add to the situation.
BTW, I hope you pick Griffin & Archer from your list. I think Weston, Archer & Griff would be the most smashing set of three musketeers!Last edited by saracita00; August 17th, 2013 at 10:17 AM.
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Greci; Do not feel guilty. You're grieving that you won't have a girl, that is perfectly understandable. I would've done the same if I didn't have my girl(s), there's nothing wrong with that at all. Of course you will love your boys and when they're here you wouldn't want to trade them for a girl, but the sense of loss at not having a daughter is something you should allow yourself to feel now. My husband said (after I gave birth to my daughter) that he was relieved we had a girl the first time as he didn't have to worry about my longing for a little girl with every pregnancy. I'm glad you did some retail therapy! You should treat yourself a lot now, do girlie stuff. And I'm sure your two little boys will be absolutely precious! I cast my vote for Sebastian and Archer, or Griffin and Archer (they would make a smashing threesome!).
My darling Marian Illyria Aphrodite, March 2013 & Little Bunny (a girl!) due 9th of February 2014
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Grecianern - same here, was SO disappointed when I found out our first wasn't a girl. We had a girl name picked out that was perfect and we were referring to the baby as 'her.' Just like saracita said, I was sad about not having a girl, but not sad I had my boy of course! Boys are so so surprisingly cuddly - mine is 3 and asks to snuggle with me all the time. I totally get how you feel though. I felt tearful about it for a while. This is why I feel if you really have a strong wish for 1 gender that you need to find out at the ultrasound to adjust your expectations in case it doesn't turn out the way you want. That way you are 100% happy at the birth with no thought in your head about how much you had wanted X.
PS - Griffin is #1 on my list too if it's a boy this time around. It's about all I got but my husband isn't 100% on board yet. We will find out in just over a week whether we are fighting over a girl name (Amelia vs Violet) or a boy name (Griffin vs Wyatt).
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thanks Ladies. I'm still disappointed in not having a daughter, but we keep joking that I am now 3/4 of the way to my Olympic 4-man relay swim team in 2032!
It was funny, we went through names again this weekend and found out that Griffin isn't sitting too well with us, and that Archer/Asher are very confusing for some of my family. But we've added to the list, which is always helpful.
Their favorites: Weston, Keagan and Landon.
We've got time, and we'll see. My friends keep joking that I can try for #4 later. Um, no. We're too old for that.
Their is a little confusion over one of the genders... Baby B, based on the picture. but their heartbeats are the same at 154bpm. We'll get another confirmation at the Anatomy Scan on 9/6, but I'm still guessing that they are both boys.
Our son is pretty happy with 2 brothers. And that's really important.Mom to:
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Nick Jonas's career extends beyond his identity with his brothers and he demonstrated that in 2010 when he embarked on his first solo tour with his side project, The Administration.
Jonas never lost his love of the theater and returned to Broadway in 2012 to replace Daniel Radcliffe and Darren Criss in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
While balancing a recording career and performing in numerous musicals, Jonas has also worked as a television actor. He began by starring in Disney Channel's TV movies Camp Rock (2008) and Camp Rock 2 (2010) with Demi Lovato. Jonas later earned notable guest appearances on the short-lived Matthew Perry comedy Mr. Sunshine (2011), ABC's Last Man Standing (2011) and the Broadway drama Smash (2012).
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President Preckwinkle, Justice Advisory Council Releases Bond Court Study
By Sebastian James at July 12, 2012 | 11:30 am | 11 Comments
Cook County's Justice Advisory Council has concluded its comprehensive six month study on the operation of bond court and pre-trial services, and implementation of initiatives is already underway, President Preckwinkle announced today. The JAC began the study on January 18th at the direction of President Preckwinkle and the Cook County Board of Commissioners. The more...