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Cards Close Out West Coast Swing with Big Wins over Tufts and St. Mary's for 4-0 Finish to Trip
Meaghan Dendy '10 (photo courtesy of Ron Bernstein P'11) blasted a 7th-inning, three-run home run to lift the Cardinals over defending NESCAC champ Tufts, 9-6, in the first of two games Thurs., March 20 during the Sun West tournament in Orange County, Calif. Then Wesleyan built up an 11-2 lead before settling for an 11-7 victory over St. Mary's (MN) in the final game of the California excursion. After a 1-9 start to the trip, the Cardinals finished on a high note with four straight victories. Perhaps none was more satisfying than avenging one of the team's final losses in 2007 during the first round of the NESCAC tournament hosted by Tufts. Dendy opened that game in Medford, Mass. with a home run before Tufts went on to capture an 11-2 decision. Today Wesleyan moved out to a 6-0 lead after batting in the top of the 5th. Tufts rallied to tie the game with three runs in both the 5th and 6th. But Dendy untied it as her round-tripper with both Alicia Collen '08 and Julia Chamberlin '09 aboard put the Cards up 9-6 and Dendy closed out the complete-game win on the mound with no damage in the bottom of the 7th. Against St. Mary's, Wesleyan sent 11 to the plate during a six-run 4th inning as Taylor Zavadsky '10 picked up two hits in the frame and both Collen and Talia Bernstein '11 had a key two-run single. Wesleyan added two in the 5th and three more in the 7th for a comfortable nine-run cushion. Though Karla Hargrave '08, who pitched the first five innings then sat in favor of Anu Rimal '11 in relief but returned to the mound after Rimal was injured by a line drive, ran into trouble in the bottom of the 7th, Wesleyan kept the lead and Dendy came on to pitch the final out in the 11-7 final. Wesleyan opened its northern schedule Tues., March 25 with a visit to Elms to inaugurate the Blazers' new field in Chicopee, Mass. The home team came away with a 2-1 decision as Wesleyan was limited to five hits. Still the Cards drew first bllod as Dendy scored in the 4th on an RBI single by Bernstein. Elms rallied for two runs in the 5th on four straight singles. Wesleyan got the bases loaded with one out in the 7th but couldn't get the equalizer as a force at home and a groundout ended the game. Wesleyan will begin play on its own new field when it hosts Hamilton for a three-game series starting Sat., March 29. The opening game of the series was slated for Fri., March 28 but that game has been rescheduled for Sun., March 30. It is possible the single game of the series will be Sat., followed by the double-header Sun. It is hoped a Sunday game can be webcast with details to follow.


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Lyman Allyn Art Museum, 625 Williams Street, New London, CT
the original artwork of James Gurney, the author and illustrator of Dinotopia, an illustrated book series that tells the story of an island where humans and sentient dinosaurs live together in harmony.
On view through February 2, the exhibition brings together paintings from Gurney's well-loved books A Land Apart From Time, The World Beneath, Journey to Chandara, and First Flight, along with sketches and maquettes from Gurney's studio. Dinosaur specimens from the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, including a Deinonychus skull and a Tyrannosaurus tooth, will complement the paintings and illuminate the science behind Gurney's art. Related events throughout the months
The Henry Carter Hull Library, 10 Killingworth Turnpike , Clinton, , 06413
The Clinton Tree Committee is seeking artwork for the Seventh Annual Art Show. There will be a new theme this year: THE TREES OF CONNECTICUT. Artists are encouraged to submit paintings and photographs of their favorite Connecticut trees. Submissions must be original artwork and be ready to hang. A prize will be awarded to the work voted "People's Choice ".
The show will be held at the Henry Carter Hull Library, 10 Killingworth Turnpike, Clinton. It will run from November 1 – November 30.
The mission of the Clinton Tree Committee is to protect our valuable urban forest, and to educate Clinton residents about the planting and care of trees. The tree ordinance approved in 1998, established the guidelines for the planting, maintenance and removal of town trees.
Art Gallery at the Mill House, 5 Main Street, Chester, CT , 06412
Celebrate with us! Our 10th Anniversary Exhibition features the Odyssey Painters. Sharing an interest in painting outdoors, this group of plein air painters gathers throughout the changing seasons. From the rolling Lyme hillsides to the Connecticut shoreline, we have put together a collection of fine art for your viewing pleasure.
Guilford Art Center, 411 Church Street, Guilford, CT , 06437
Handmade crafts by more than 300 artists from across the country are featured, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, fiber, ornaments, toys, specialty foods, and more. More than 80 new artists join the event this year. Proceeds benefit the exhibiting artists and Guilford Art Center's educational and community programs. Artistry hours are Monday through Sunday 10am-6pm, Thursday 10am-8pm.
Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex, CT , 06426
The Connecticut River Museum, the Essex Board of Trade, and the Essex Historical Society combine to present this annual event that includes a traditional, lantern-lit carol stroll down Main Street where spectators are invited to bring their own lanterns or flashlights and join in with the Sailing Masters of 1812 Fife and Drum Corps and a parade of antique cars. The stroll steps off at 4:30 pm at the Essex Town Hall on West Avenue and ends at the Connecticut River Museum with a parade of vessels dressed out in holiday lights and passing in review along the Connecticut River. Santa and his elves will arrive by one of the parade boats for visits with children on the lawn of the Museum. The event rain date is Sunday, December 2.
Noank Baptist Church, 18 Cathedral Heights, Noank, CT
7:30 p.m., Mystic Area Churches Perform Handel's Messiah; three rehearsal dates: Nov. 11, 18 and 24 from 4-6 p.m.; $10 donation; light supper available; (860) 536-7129 or (860) 460-0995.
Barry's Cleaners, 565 Colman Street, New London, CT , 06320
Barry's Cleaners is conducting a Winter Coat Drive to benefit New London school children. Coats are being collected through December 1, 2012 at any of our 3 locations: 565 Colman Street, New London; 308 Flanders Road, East Lyme; and 79 Pennsylvania Avenue, Niantic.
Mystic Seaport, 75 Greenmanville Ave., Mystic, CT
through Dec. 30. Tours start every 15 minutes.Tickets are $30 for adults and $23 for children ages 4 to 17 the day of the tour. Discounts are available for Seaport members and advance purchase, which is highly recommended by visiting mysticseaport.org or calling (860) 572-5302 or (888) 973-2767
Henry Whitfield State Museum, 248 Old Whitfield Street, Guilford, CT
Admission: $8 ($6 for seniors and college students; $5 for youth aged 6 to 17; free for children under 6).
Beltane Farm, 59 Taylor Bridge Rd, Lebanon, CT , 06249
Beltane Farm, makers of goat milk cheese in Lebanon, CT will hold cheese tastings and tours at the farm every Sunday from 11a.m. to 3 p.m. through December 23.
Sample our seasonal array of cheeses in our tasting house. Warm up by the wood stove, enjoy some cider and meet the goats. www.beltanefarm.com; (860) 887-4709.
Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex, CT , 06426
The family-friendly Holiday Train Show exhibit is back at the Connecticut River Museum in Essex for its nineteenth year of fun for all ages. Train artist Steve Cryan has worked his magic again with more trains, new scenery, and lots of surprises to be found in the fully operational 26-foot model train layout. Visitors are challenged to find a scavenger list of various objects hidden within the settings while the very young can get hands-on at the expanded American Flyer and Lionel train layout designed for toddler size viewing. The exhibit is a true locomotive extravaganza and a perfect outing for train fans and all who are young at heart. Sponsored by Liberty Bank, The Safety Zone and Valley Courier, the exhibit runs through February 10, 2013.
The Morgan School, 27 Killingworth Turnpike, Clinton, CT
Cost: $5 per child. All proceeds benefit Project Graduation 2013.
Misc. Events
Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, 170 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT
Runs through Dec. 2. Collaboration between the Peabody, the Community Alliance for Research and Engagement (CARE) at the Yale School of Public Health, and the Yale Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity.
United Methodist Church of Branford, 811 E. Main Street, Branford, CT
Suggested donation: $10. Benefits the church.
Bean & Leaf, 463 Bank Street, New London, , 06320
A fun morning for the whole family! Kids music, dancing and nutritious foods.
Irish American Community Center, 9 Venice Place, East Haven, CT
Tickets: $25 at the door ($20 in advance for adults; $15 in advance for seniors).
Knickerbocker, 35 Railroad Ave, Westerly, RI
Funk Bucket; Rock & Soul Revue; Wicked Peach; High Definition; No Shame and more; $15; benefits businesses and victims hit hardest by superstorm Sandy on the shoreline of Misquamicut Beach; visit www.westerlychamber.org and www.misquamicutrelieffund.com.
First Congregational Church , 122 Broad Street, Guilford, CT
Part of the Joyful Noise! concert series.
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF BRANFORD, 811 East Main Street, branford, CT
The CT YULETIDE CAROLERS will celebrate the start of the holiday season with a concert of carols. Victorian carolers will fill the winter air with the bright sounds of the season, singing traditional and contemporary Christmas music a capella in 4-part harmony to bring holiday cheer to young and old alike.
The Connecticut Yuletide Carolers was formed in 2006 by Guilford residents Michael and Lori Cartwright. Their inaugural season consisted of 6 singers and 12 performances; the group has grown to 24 singers from all along the shoreline making over 40 performances throughout Connecticut and New England.
All proceeds will benefit the church's general operating fund. Visit http://www.ctyuletide.com or call (203) 673-9485 for more information.
The United Methodist Church, 811 East Main St., Branford, CT , 06405
The CT YULETIDE CAROLERS will celebrate the start of the holiday season with a concert of carols at United Methodist Church, Branford, 811 East Main Street, Branford, CT (Branford/Guilford town line) on Sunday, November 25, 2012 at 7PM. Victorian carolers will fill the winter air with the bright sounds of the season, singing traditional and contemporary Christmas music a capella in 4-part harmony to bring holiday cheer to young and old alike. Refreshments will be served afterwards.
The Connecticut Yuletide Carolers group was formed in 2006 and their inaugural season consisted of 6 singers and 12 performances; the group has grown to 16 singers from all along the shoreline making over 35 performances throughout Connecticut and New England. The group appeared last year on WFSBs Better Connecticut program and was featured in a television commercial for Big Y World Class Market. They have performed at holiday festivals, wedding receptions, libraries, shopping centers, corporate and private home parties, senior residences, and museums.
St Luke Lutheran Church, 1830 Connecticut 12, Gales Ferry, CT , 06355
Tono Dolce is a new local community choir, and will be performing their debut concert. It is a FREE event, all are welcome. We'll be singing chamber music by a variety of composers such as Renee Clausen, Thomas Tallis, and Peter Bagley. The concert will include guest performers, the St. Luke Concert Handbell Choir as well.
Commuter Lot, Old Lyme, Old Lyme, CT
Meet at the commuter lot off I-95, Exit 70, in Old Lyme to carpool. No dogs.
The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook, CT
Tickets: $40 for adults; $30 for students and seniors.
First Congregational Church, 122 Broad Street, Guilford, CT
Part of Joyful Noise! concert series.
Goodspeed Opera House, 6 Main St., East Haddam, CT , 06423
A zany murder mystery musical where the guests at an old English mansion disappear one by one its like an Agatha Christie novel.
Goodspeed Dinners: Reserve tickets for a Wednesday, Thursday, or Sunday evening performance and enjoy special dinner offers at local restaurants.
Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, 300 Main Street, Old Saybrook, CT
Cost: $40 for adults; $30 for students and seniors.

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As the USA prepares to open play in the Olympics, forward Abby Wambach stops by the set in Glasgow to preview the game against France on Wednesday. Wambach talks about her mindset ahead of the game on July 25, her strike partnership with Alex Morgan and how she may or may not be facemarked by France on set pieces.
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look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3 | feel: 2 | overall: 3
Appearance 3.0: Certainly nothing special as far as appearance goes. Attractive golden color, but pitiful head. I mean NOTHING formed. No lacing whatsoever. Like water.
Smell 3.5: Now we're talking. Cloves, bananas and...a deep, cloying malt. I'm hoping for an Oberon-type taste.
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Mouthfeel 2.0: Awful. Watery (hate to use that word again) and flat. WAY off the style.
Overall 3.0: Ok...I guess. There are some taste elements that are on the mark for the style, but there is SO much way off the mark here that it is just a hot mess in a pint glass. Weak, flat, no bubbles, whatever you want to call it, "Shotgun Betty" is one firearm that should have stayed in the gun safe. Not recommended.
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Okay so back in 2011 it was revealed that Rose Madder was being brought to the Silver Screen. Palomar Pictures and Grosvengor Park made a three film deal and Hey Presto, R. Madder was one of the alleged future adaptees. The film has funding and a scriptwriter ---Naomi Sheridan (Daughter Of Jim Sheridan). I was just wondering is this project aborted or are Naomi and Co. Still working on Rose Madder.
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Store, Grange Hall, Town Hall c.1910/2011
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Williamsburg (Mass.); Williamsburg Grange; General stores--Massachusetts--Williamsburg; Schools--Massachusetts--Williamsburg; City halls--Massachusetts--Williamsburg; Williamsburg Historical Society
This pair of images shows a corner of Richard F. Burke's General Store at left (now the Williamsburg General Store); the Williamsburg Center School (now the Grange Hall) at center; and the old Town Hall (now the Historical Society's museum, though the town still owns it) at right. The Grange purchased the disused school building from the town in 1925 and used it until 1950, when its radical transformation was begun. The first floor was removed and the second floor was lowered about a half story and opened up to serve as the main meeting room. A full basement was constructed beneath it for a dining room and a kitchen, the columned portico was added to the front, and a large section of the abandoned Methodist Church which had stood just up the street was added to the rear of the building to enable the provision of a stage. The remainder of the old Methodist Church was razed and its site was cleared and converted into a Soldiers' Memorial Park, and nearly all the work of the two-part project was done by volunteers. The project won first prize and an award of $3000 in a national Grange Community Service Competition, and the hall continues in active use today by many other community groups in addition to the Grange. The Historical Society has been permitted to use the old Town Hall since about 1970 to house its large collection of artifacts and documents, but the building now needs extensive costly rehabilitation, and at this writing there is considerable question about its future. The older image is a post card measuring 3.5 x 5.5 inches; the new one is digital and has not been printed.
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Williamsburg Historical Society--Historic Photographs Collection--Store, Grange Hall, Town Hall c.1910/2011
Photographer unknown/Eric Weber, "Store, Grange Hall, Town Hall c.1910/2011," Digital Commonwealth , accessed March 11, 2014, http://digitalcommonwealth.org/items/show/1562.


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Join the thousands of runners and walkers nationwide who will hit the pavement and pathways this holiday season to fight the nation's leading cause ofdisability. Wear a holiday costume, tie bells to your shoes and run or walk with friends and family or form a team to help raise funds and awareness for the battle against arthritis!
All participants receive long-sleeve t-shirt, jingle bells and goodie bag!
This is a festive, family-friendly event with great post-race party (beer &mimosas with proper ID), entertainment, kid's activities with Santachase, holiday-themed costume contest, food & drinks, and more!
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Classmates Remember Asheville Teens Killed in Wreck
Updated: Monday, January 7 2013, 04:17 PM EST
Memorials stand at T.C. Roberson High School to honor three teens killed in Tuesday's head-on crash on Brevard Road near the Ledbetter Road intersection. Classmates made banners in memory of 17-year-old Shawn Hutchison and 14-year-old Matt Strickland. Former T.C. Roberson student, David Hutchison, 18, also died. Troopers said David was behind the wheel when the crash happened.
T.C. Roberson High Principal Amy Rhoney says grief counselors will remain on standby for students and faculty as long as needed.
Troopers said the boys' car hydroplaned, slid into the opposite lane, and slammed into a tanker truck. A witness told officials the 18-wheeler then dragged the car about 100 feet into an embankment.
All three teens were killed on impact. The driver of the truck, 53-year-old Anthony Carland of Mills River, was taken to Mission Hospital with minor injuries. He is not expected to be charged in the crash.
Trooper Gene Williams told News 13's Mario Boone David's speed was a factor in the crash, however alcohol is not suspected.
Eblen Charities has set up a fund to cover funeral expenses of all three teens. Anyone wishing to donate can do so online at the Eblen Charities website, or by sending a check made out to Eblen Charities with "Strickland/Hutchison" in the memo line to:
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Dementia Overview (cont.) Medical Author:
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Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhDDr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications. Medical Editor:
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The "Draft" series of posts was meant to give you some insight into a few past picks that didn't necessarily have the success or longevity that many of you might have expected. No excuses — they are what they are. However, I can assure you that as much evaluative detail, analysis and overall work went into the selection of those players as did the likes of Jay Cutler, Brandon Marshall, Jarvis Moss or Tim Crowder.
Our system of collecting the information, utilizing the data and eventually setting the draft board is as thorough as any in the League. How do I know this? Because the many scouts and coaches that have come to the Broncos from other clubs and other systems have told me so. Your Denver Broncos will not be outmatched in this area, period. (Remember, I was an Intelligence Officer in the Air Force. Gathering and analyzing is what we did.)
That said, I promised I would touch on some of my own philosophies/feelings surrounding the draft, and it is important to understand that these are mine and mine alone. They have been incorporated into the way we implement the business of "scouting" and in the manner in which I advise our Head Coach when we're "on the clock."


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The Apple IIc was the compact (the "c" stands for compact) version of the Apple IIe. It had the same basic characteristics as the Apple IIe but included a lot of features which were optional on the IIe: floppy disk drive, 80-column display, color display, 128 KB RAM. But unlike the Apple IIe, it had no expansion slots, so it was hard to add features to this computer. It ran either with DOS 3.3 or with ProDos and had the first version of QuickDraw in ROM. The Apple IIc was originally designed to be a portable version of the Apple II, but it wasn't a stand alone system, it had no batteries and no LCD screen (Apple would soon release these items), it could also be used with a small 9" monochrome green screen which plugged into the unit. The Apple IIc was mainly used as a desktop computer. The original Apple //c shipped with a floppy disk called "The Apple At Play" which included, among other programs, a nifty application showing how the speaker could be driven to make polyphonic music. The "Music Recital" program played the first movement of Mozart's Piano Sonata in C, K545. A video demonstrating this (for nostalgia purposes) is posted in the movie section. The original Apple //c shipped with a set of five 5.25" floppy disks: 1. Introducing the Apple //c (?) 2. The Apple At Work 3. The Apple At Play 4. Inside the Apple //c (?) 5. System Utilities The Apple IIc was replaced with the Apple IIc+ in 1988.
Fun facts, by Taneli Lukka: The Apple IIc was a nice machine, but too expensive here in Finland to become a popular home computer so it was instead the favourite of semi-professional users and firms/factories because it was cheap compared to many professional systems and had good business software. My first encounter with this machine was no less than spectacular. I was contacted by a man who wanted to sell his old computer to me so it wouldn't go to the trash bin. I bought it and found out that this Apple IIc had been this loyal Apple users only computer from the middle 80's until April 2005 when it was replaced by a PC laptop and put into storage! The machine has even had more memory added in the early 90's. This if something is a real testimony of the quality of Apple IIc, Imagewriter II-printer and the Appleworks software pack! Another fun fact is that the pedestal of the 9" monochrome green monitor is a one big aluminum casting and weighs as much as the monitor itself! Thierry Legros reports: I have seen this Apple IIc into the movie "Explorers" from Joe Dante with Ethan Hawk. This is the computer the guy uses to connect his extra-terrestrial electronic board which creates a force field.
Our first computer was a Apple IIc(1985) too and in Germany nobody trust at that time these strange boxes. But we loved to learn programming Basic and it still is working. From a trip to USA we brought our first game the "Wishbringer" and it was exciting to play it!
The Apple IIc was my first computer also. I learned about computers in jr. high and high school on Apple II''s and IIgs''s, so when a friend wanted to sell hers I bought it. Had lots of fun using Appleworks like in school, plus playing games like Wavy Navy and Typhoon of Steel on it. Like Stephen Tripodi said, the bootup was always noisy, but that sound is nostalgia to me now.
Ahh.... good memories. I had a IIc as my first computer. It was on this machine that I first learned to program computers, with the built in Applesoft BASIC. I fondly remember playing such games as Super Munchers and Flight Simulator II on that tiny 9 inch green monochrome monitor. One thing I also remember is the awful grinding noise the built in drive made when booting up. The first time I ever used the thing, I thought I had broken something. :-)


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April15th is closer than you think and soon it will be time to prepare your taxes for 2010. If you separated from your spouse, or filed for or finalized your divorce there are a few things you need to be aware of when it comes time to file your taxes.
When it comes to getting a divorce many of us have regrets not necessarily about the divorce but, the financial decisions we make in anger or haste to just get it all over with.
After spending years with someone else, parts of your life become entwined with your significant other-- finances, belongings, and children, not to mention you're self.
Today couples face the reality of foreclosure, short sales and houses that sit for a year or more. What do they do? Lose their shirt and sell well under value, if at all? Or, continue to live with their soon to be ex spouse, potentially with children in tow until things look up? Tough call and a decision I was glad not to have to make.
If you are preparing for divorce, determining a pre-divorce budget is essential.
Desperate times call for desperate measures--like living with your ex because you can't afford not to. Today's economy has taken its toll on the best of us, leaving some couples unable to physically separate for financial reasons. So how do you make it work?
I've read so many articles and statistics about how parental discord and separation affects a child. To me, the news was not good.
While spousal support is sometimes viewed as punishment for the spouse paying support, it is important to remember it is to help the other maintain their standard of living. Divorce can often result in financial ruin for one or both spouses.
So what does discipline have to do with finances? Being financially responsible is a skill all children need as they make their journey to adulthood. Unfortunately, many parents struggle themselves when it comes to applying discipline to their finances.
Let's face it when you are going through a divorce you are not thinking about Uncle Sam, he isn't even on the radar. However, when things settle down it's important for you to take some time to understand your new tax situation particularly if you have kids.
Changing your name marks a new beginning or a return to the former you; it may not only make you feel better, it may give you a much needed fresh start.
Debt. As you face the many challenges after a divorce you may be left with this four letter word. Many of us are panic stricken and think we have to file for bankruptcy to get out of it. Debt may have been the cause of your divorce, a catalyst, or just the result of the financial strain divorce places on your budget.
The good news is that there are smarter and better ways to deal with divorce in times of financial distress. It may not be what you want, but it may help keep you and your ex-spouse from drowning in debt.
You have a divorce agreement, it clearly states you are responsible for three of your joint credit card accounts and your ex is responsible for the other three, case closed, right?
When you borrow money from a bank, credit card, or other institution, and you sign and agree to jointly and individually be liable for that debt, that's between you and the bank. You're responsible for the entire balance. 100%. The entire enchilada! You get the idea.
No one said it was going to be easy financially after a divorce, and by now you may be figuring out that it's downright difficult!
Many things will be changing with your finances as you go through your divorce and for years to come. To better prepare yourself for your future it's important to take steps to save for retirement, emergencies, and goals you may have. Saving is an intricate piece of your financial puzzle and needs to be re-evaluated post divorce.
Sticking to a budget takes work and sometimes we are to distraught, busy, or simply don't know how to stick to the budget we created.
Deciding to sell your marital home is a difficult choice for many; you may have built the home, raised your children there, and most importantly created memories that are hard to say good bye too. Even after making the difficult decision to part with the home in some cases it isn't even possible without facing huge hurdles and financial strain.
As you start your new life as a single you want to have a clean slate, emotionally and financially. Hopefully your divorce settlement left you with enough funds and assets to establish a home for yourself and your children, if they are still living with you.
Going through a divorce is certainly financially draining, but it can also cause severe emotional distress.
It can be difficult to be thankful when your world is turned upside down. For many of us this year has been a difficult one, myself included.
However, if your situation is anything like mine, you may be able to self-represent your case. It's not as difficult as it sounds once you understand the right steps to take, and it can save you a ton of cash.
Most people haven't the slightest idea where to find help or the answers they need regarding credit card debt and how it may affect their credit report following a divorce.
Divorce. It is not something you plan for or expect to have happen as you stand at the preverbal alter and pledge your life to someone, but sometimes it just does.


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Owen is obsessed with superheroes! I didn't think a 2 year old could be this crazy about one thing. I really believe he thinks he is a real superhero! He acts like them, he must always have an outfit representing one of them, he knows almost every name (including the bad guys) in each comic series, and he has over 50 action figures all to himself. This little guy sure gets spoiled! His daddy loves comic books so Owen is destined to love them as well. I love my little superhero!
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October 17, 2012
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A reader got in touch last week with some questions about renting baby equipment on her next family trip. Her queries were simple. Can you do it? If so, is the equipment safe?
The short answer: It depends on where you're going and what you need.
Turns out there are dozens of companies all over the country that specialize in renting baby equipment to travelers (and locals in a pinch). The catch? Other than word-of-mouth—or page-by-page examination—there's no real way to determine how reliable these operations are, and how safe and clean their equipment really is.
What's out there
I spent the last week researching the subject and found a handful of sites that seem to rate highly among travelers in the know.
On the national scale, Baby's Away, Traveling Baby Company and Travel BaBees are three that receive generally favorable reviews. Regionally, others scored pretty high; Baby's A-Go, in the Boston area, seems relatively popular; while the Santa Barbara Baby Company serves the tourist zone in and around Santa Barbara, Calif.
Breezy Baby Travel Company serves three separate communities in the East: Washington, D.C.; Lake George, N.Y.; and Wilmington, N.C. Other rental options are listed here.
According to websites for many of these companies, prices vary from $12 per day for strollers to as little as $5 per day for high chairs. Many rental outfitters have a minimum order amount, and most will deliver the equipment to hotels, airports and other common travel destinations.
(FWIW, outfitters will NOT install car seats, and customers usually have to drop off equipment at pre-established locations.)
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In terms of safety, all of the rental companies I've mentioned seek out products satisfied by the Juvenile Product Manufacturer Association, register all products with their manufacturers and keep track of product recalls.
All of these outfitters also "sanitize" products and re-check them for safety after each use.
These last points arguably are the most important; if an outfitter's web site doesn't specify safety and sanitizing policies, be sure to call ahead and ask.
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Despite what you likely have thought for years, you don't have to schlep your own strollers and car seats and high chairs and pack 'n' plays the next time you head out on a family vacation. Just be sure to do your research on the alternatives and make reservations so you're not shut out.
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Thursday, April 25, 2013
Infographic time: the chicken coop checklist
Many thanks to Jason Macek for sending us a link to the great chicken coop checklist infographic below. Building your own coop? If you follow the advice below, you'll never find yourself saying, "wish I'd built it that way the first time." I like the encouragement to use the deep litter method, and plenty of warnings about predator-proofing. Can you find anything missing from the list?
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Monday, April 22, 2013
Why Urban Chicken Eggs Are Green
No matter the color of your urban chicken eggs shells,
they're all green at their core, and by that I mean green as in "sustainable," not green as in "eww, to the compost heap with you!"
Indeed, if you're doing what wise backyard chicken farmers do and keeping your
unwashed eggs on the counter
(in something like this
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), your eggs are increasing your sustainability footprint in a big way:
turning locally-sourced scraps, bugs and weeds into a
nitrogen-rich fertilizer
for your plants
turning locally-sourced scraps, bugs and weeds into
nutritious protein sources
for you
cutting the carbon footprint of your protein sourcing from miles to meters
cutting the refrigeration costs to nil if you've got counter-top eggs
So on this Earth Day, pat yourself on the back for being at the head of the sustainability curve and throw a little scratch to the girls to thank them for doing their part, too.
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Thursday, April 18, 2013
Stop washing your eggs!
It's hard to resist making eggs pretty when they're removed from the nest. But washing your urban chicken eggs is just about the worst thing you can do to them. The first few eggs we got from our hens, I promptly took them out of the nest and straight to the sink to wash off the dirty bits. Can't have any feathers or dirt (or poop!) clinging to the outside of the egg, nosirree.
A clean shell means a good egg, right? Wrong.
My desire to have clean shells was born of all those years buying eggs in the store. My mother taught me to always open the carton at the shelf to see if there were any cracks or breaks or other reasons to try another carton. And I learned that a carton full of clean white shells meant they were good eggs. And good eggs were
refrigerated properly, just like it says on the carton.
Fast forward to my urban chicken years, and I've come to
learn something very, very different
about eggs farmed from the backyard: once the egg is removed from the nest, there's really no intervention required. Not even refrigeration!
Why? Well, just before the fully-formed egg passes out the vent of a hen, her body adds a moist, protective coating called the bloom. This wet bloom dries quickly when the egg lands in a nest and it becomes a protective shield, covering all the pores in the egg so bacteria and dirt (and even air) can't get inside the egg. The bloom also traps moisture inside the egg so the yolk and albumen don't dry out.
This coating is why eggs can be left out at room temperature for weeks, if not months, and still be edible. This coating is also why a hen can save for several weeks to keep a clutch of a dozen eggs or more in her nest before sitting on them to incubate them into little chicks.
When we wash eggs, we actually remove this bloom, this protective coating, from the shell and at best, make it possible that air gets into the shell and degrades the albumen and yolk (making them runny and less nutritious). At worst, we're effectively pushing the bacteria that was outside the egg shell through the pores and into the inside where it wreaks havoc until we open it. This havoc is only slowed down by our refrigerating the eggs.
So what to do
instead of washing your eggs
? Try keeping a bit of sandpaper by the coop to sand off any stuck bits. Or a fingernail brush to brush off bits of nesting material, feathers or poop. Just do your best to keep your eggs dry and the bloom intact so nature can protect your eggs as they sit beautifully on the counter.
And if you must, must, must wash them? Do it just before you eat them.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Bird flu from the backyard flock? No.
With the recent deaths
attributed to the H7N9 strain of bird flu
in China, we should prepare ourselves for an influx of trollish comments about
avian influenza
appearing on any and all stories about backyard chickens.
Last time around (with the
fright in 2008/2009) it seemed no discussion on legalizing urban chickens could avoid at least one paranoid citizen piping up with "Chickens in the city? Haven't you heard of bird flu?!"
And while I posted back then about how
urban chickens are actually part of the solution
to stopping the spread of bird flu, I think it's worth revisiting the topic today.
How likely is it you'll get bird flu from a backyard flock of hens and die? If you're like 98% of the readers of this blog who live outside of China and Southeast Asia: it's nearly impossible.
At right, you'll see a snapshot of the World Health Organization's (WHO) map of the spread of H5N1 in 2012 to see where it is (click on the map for a larger image).
Notice anything missing?
That's right, the Americas. And why? Because there still has never been a recorded case of H5N1 bird flu in North or South America (or Europe, outside Turkey).
Why? Because it's very very very difficult for H5N1 to spread across such great distances, and even so, avian flu needs certain conditions to spread: crowded facilities of thousands of stressed hosts in close contact. Those conditions are never found in a backyard coop.
In fact, so long as we take good care of our hens and ourselves, our backyard coops are actually a buffer to the spread of any virus.
So the next time someone cries out about backyard chickens spreading bird flu, feel free to call them Chicken Little and show them a copy of the WHO map above.
Interested in learning more? I highly recommend reading
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Monday, April 1, 2013
It's time we outlaw cats and dogs, too
After 6 years of trying to support the cause of urban chickens, I've had a change of heart.
The reasons often cited for keeping chickens from within city limits seem reasonable, right?
they make too much noise
they produce too much smelly poop
they spread disease
they'll lead to over-crowding conditions
So, to heck with trying to legalize chickens in the city!
And just so we're safe from any of these problems an animal in the city might cause, we best simply ban
all animals
from urban settings, including those "beloved" cats and dogs. Here's why:
Yes, hens can cluck and bawk from sun up to sun down. But then they stop once they're in the coop at night. So if you're trying to sleep during the day since the neighbor dog barked his fool head off in the backyard because his owners left him out while they were on their own date night, those pesky chickens will keep you from catching Zs while the sun is up. Oh, and once you shut the hens up, good luck getting that nap in if your cat is hungry!
Smelly Poop
Have you ever driven by an industrial-sized chicken coop out in the country on a hot and humid summer day? The stink is enough to make you cry! That's why anyone keeping thousands of chickens confined in one small space should do so well away from anyone else's open windows.
How many of you have friends with dogs that you don't dare walk on their grass for fear of stepping in a steaming pile of dog love? Or at the neighborhood park? Or even on the sidewalk down the block?
And how about that friend of yours who has cats with a litter box in the guest bath? Nothing like stepping on scattered litter and holding your nose while doing your business next to where the cats (try to) do theirs. Litter boxes do need to be changed, right? I mean, when the cat starts eliminating anywhere but in the box because the smell is too bad for the cat, we've crossed a line, right?
Spreading Disease
Bird flu. Salmonella. Rabies. Distemper.
. They're all dirty creatures (so are humans). But somehow we've managed the risk. But better safe than sorry, so ban them all from human contact!
Puppy Mills and Crazy Cat Ladies. Enough said.
BONUS: Menaces to Society
Dogs: Each day, about 1,000 US citizens
require emergency care treatment for a dog bite injury
cats kill more than 1 billion birds
per year.
Chickens: I got nothing. But I'm sure there's a killer rooster planning something soon.
So, given the inconveniences of keeping animals around that we're not going to eat for dinner, let's ban them all. Shall we start with a ban on cats in houses that have no yard or and only a single bathroom?
PS A little research to share with you. Type "Why I hate..." into Google and this is the results list:
why I hate dogs: 55.9 million results
why I hate cats: 29.4 million
why I hate chickens: 7.3 million
Dog lovers definitely need a better PR campaign. That, or the cat lovers are already waging a successful war against the dogs. Oh, and fish? Beware, you're on the bubble!
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Urban Chickens As Salmonella Carriers? Wash Your Hands!!
This past weekend, Seattle NPR-affiliate
Backyard Chickens: Cute, Trendy Spreaders of Salmonella
, an article by Nancy Shute. To save you the read, here's a synopsis of the article: sensationalist headline, some scary statistics from an outbreak of salmonella tied to a particular hatchery, concludes with the common-sensical "the CDC says wash your hands to reduce the risk of spreading the disease."
There's a lot of simple wisdom in that directive from
the CDC
: wash your hands. In fact, the CDC directive applies to
reducing risk of transferring diseases to humans from any animals
. Well, except for the
danger cats pose to pregnant women
Looking back over four years ago, I published on this blog a series of posts exploring some of the more common concerns I see raised in the debate to allow urban chickens:
urban chickens and salmonella fears
what to do with the poop
the cost to enforce urban chicken laws
urban chickens: solving the spread of bird flu
Time to blow the digital dust off those posts as we get into the season renewed urban chicken interest. What's old is new again.
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
When to expect that first egg
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Eric Rice
Chickens, as a species, reach maturity to
start laying eggs anywhere between 17 and 26 weeks
, depending on the specific breed. This age is referred to as a chickens "point of lay."
Calculating a chicken's point of lay is akin to looking on the back of a seed pack and seeing how many days it takes to harvest the vegetable you're thinking of planting. Some chicken breeds mature earlier than others, so you can take that into account as you're planning your flock.
Aspiring, but impatient, backyard egg farmers can buy pullets at "point of lay" which means they'll be enjoying fresh eggs within a week or so of bringing their hens home. But there's a cost to buying pullets at point of lay, and that's the cost of missing out on watching chicks grow up to be pullets and the imprinting of these chicks on you as their "mother hen."
So there's a bit more planning involved for those of us who are interested in raising our hens from the time they are day-old chicks. The 17-to-26 week guidance is a spread of a full 2 months, in other words, the difference between enjoying your first eggs on Labor Day or on Halloween(!).
Now, as you make plans to start raising chicks, remember to circle a date 4 and a half months after you bring them home as the day to start expecting eggs. Our Plymouth Rock chicks took
20 weeks to lay their first egg
, and I have to admit those last three weeks of waiting (from week 17 to week 20) were excruciating!
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Adam Shields
@Janet, My point is that this is about poor management of resources not working out of the office. If you are not going to fire people that don't work, then you are not going to fire people that don't work regardless of where they work. Maybe this makes sense in your industry, but this does not make sense for a software and webbased company like Yahoo.
Well, it's not hurting their brand with me. I fully support holding employees accountable for their actions. And I'm not sure if you've ever been in management before -- but it's really difficult to just "fire" someone nowadays. First, you've got to realize that unless there's documentation (and a history documented), firing just doesn't happen in a company that size. Secondly, if a person is marginally productive but in a key position, it's not like you can just replace them with some "yahoo" off the street. If there are projects that are mid-process, changing personnel mid-way through a project can be devestating. There's always lag time when you have to fill an open position, as well. So, say you immediately filled the position, you've still got to do orientation, etc. Plus, I don't know how great a PR move it would be for Yahoo to fire all those people given that there's such an uproar about merely making them come to the office and work.
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@Janet W, But why is this being blamed on those that work out of the office. By your numbers how are the 1% affecting the 5% that are in the office unduly? I fully agree that those that work outside of the office can sluff off. But so can those that are in the office. By all accounts that I have read this is about management, not about the actual working out of the office. If you can't fix the 5% that are in the office already and not working (again by your illustration) then what makes you think getting the work outside of the office people in the office will make it better? There are industries that working outside the office just doesn't work (you can't fix a washing machine remotely). But software development is one of those industries that is perfectly designed to work remotely. If people are not working, fire them. But that does not seem to be what is going on here. To me this appears to be yet another bad move by Yahoo to further hurt their brand & marginalize their company.
Adam, It's naive to think that those 2% (whose pay, work output, and expected contribution to the company we know nothing about) aren't part of the issue. As a business-person myself, I can testify that if 2% of my employees aren't doing what they're supposed to be doing, it can drastically negatively affect the other 98% who may be working very hard but whose jobs are seriously negatively affected by the lack of performance of their co-workers. But let's say that even half of those who were working from home are slacking off (1% of my work-force) and let's say that I've got another 5% at the office who are doing the same thing. One easy fix for the 1% is to get them into the office so that I can monitor their performance. As for the other 5% who are already at work but not contributing -- I'll have other initiatives that I'll apply to them (that probably wouldn't make headlines).
Adam Shields
It is ridiculous to think that 2% of the Yahoo workforce that works from home is responsible for the decline of Yahoo. A company that has been in near continuous decline for the past decade. Work at home staff are a scapegoat that will do nothing to turn the company around. If 15-20% of the workforce worked from home, maybe she could claim a problem. If 2 percent work from home, then it is either about scapegoating or about poor management of staff.
A business that is failing will absolutely look at ways to tighten up. And, yes, this means evaluating productivity and making adjustments. If these 200 happy employees were working diligently at home and productivity was up, then there wouldn't have been a reason to make a change. Obviously, being happy at home, in this case, didn't necessarily equate with increased productivity. I'm not sure why it was necessary to bring up the fact that the CEO is a new mom. She didn't decide that, because of her new mom status, she should work from home. I think that, as a business, it would be much better to have an on-site daycare than 200 employees watching their own kids at home while trying to work. How much better can a person concentrate while managing small children at home than at an office where they have a dedicated cubicle or office, free of children interrupting? We have to remember that a business is able to compensate and retain employees only as long as the company is still in business.
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Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, at St. John's Lutheran Church in Hosmer, with Pastor Patrick Hahn leading the service.
Burial will follow at Bethany Cemetery in Hosmer.
Organist will be Wesley Schaible, and ushers will be Vernon Walth and Ivan Schumacher.
Funeral home visitation will be from 4-9 p.m. Friday, and will resume 9:30 a.m. Saturday at the church.
Viola Kammerer, daughter of Christina (Rohrbach) and Fred Kammerer, was born March 9, 1927, in Eureka. She was raised on a farm near Hillsview, attended country school, Hosmer School, and eventually earned her GED (Graduate Equivalency Diploma). Following her schooling, she was employed in Hosmer at the telephone company and at a grocery store.
She married Gerhardt Knittel in Hosmer on Dec. 29, 1953. They lived on a farm east of Hosmer until 1959, when they moved into town. Viola was employed at the Senior Citizens Home for over 20 years. She incurred a stroke in 1995, which prompted her retirement. Viola lived at the Senior Citizens Home since October 1996. Her hobbies included sewing, bowling, quilting, playing cards, dancing, and listening to polka music.
Viola is survived by two daughters: Wanda Lee (Tom) Wahl and Kristie Lee (Kahlil) Taylor all of Rapid City; one brother, Eugene Kammerer of Dakota Dunes; two sisters: Gertrude Eisenbeisz of Hosmer and Lavina Keene of Boulder, Colo.; and four grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her father on Oct. 27, 1998; and her mother on Jan. 31, 1993.
Honorary bearers will be the staff at the Hosmer Senior Citizens Home.
Casketbearers will be Viola's grandchildren: Jordan and Carley Taylor and Abigail and Thomas Wahl Jr., all of Rapid City; as well as her sons-in-law: Tom and Kahlil.
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