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Location: Disneyland Hotel – Rose Court Garden
Photography: Katie Keller
Hair and Makeup: Tara for Fairytale Hair and Makeup
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Posted by Carly Morgan
Locations: Disneyland Hotel – Rose Court Garden, Sleeping Beauty Pavilion
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Location: Rose Court Garden, Grand Californian
Photography: Root Photography
Hair and Makeup: Tara Fontana for Fairytale Hair and Makeup
Our ceremony was held at the Rose Court Garden at the Disneyland Hotel at 11:30am, and our reception immediately followed at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel in the Trillium Room. I hired Fairytale Hair and Makeup and they came to our hotel suite which was very convenient. I didn't have a bridal party so I opted to just get ready in the hotel suite with my mom, and Tim's mom and sister. We arranged for breakfast to be delivered via room service and we drank mimosas and chatted and laughed. Hanging out with Tara and Adri was like being with old friends. I was feeling nervous but they had me cracking up the whole morning.
We did a first look but my feminist side didn't like how the groom always turned around to see the bride, so we did a reverse first look, where Tim came up behind me and I turned around to see him. This decision produced my favorite picture of the day, which shows me standing on the lawn alone. I had this couple minutes all by myself and this is the moment when everything really sunk in for me … I was getting married to my best friend. I was having the Disneyland wedding I had always dreamed of. Everything in that moment was perfect. This was my fairy tale coming true.
The garden gazebo was decorated with a floral arrangement, tulle, and beading through Disney. I DIY'd the rest of the floral, including my bouquet, using fabric. I spray painted mason jars and tied ribbon around them and placed the fabric floral arrangement inside. Our awesome Day-Of Coordinator Rebel Belle Weddings set everything up for us, including DIY programs that Walt Disney World bride Wendy helped design for us, and ribbon wands from Living A Fairytale that I won through a giveaway on Magical Day Weddings! Tim's oldest friend, Rich, got ordained online and performed the ceremony, and he did a great job! We hired Ted the Harpist from www.yourharpist.com for the ceremony music, and he even learned a Mulan song for my walk down the aisle for no extra charge.
Our pre-reception was held in the Brisa Courtyard at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel, which is a favorite spot of ours because the monorail zooms by overhead. Ted continued playing harp music for the hour, and we had a cheese and fruit platter and open bar for guests.
Our reception ballroom featured a mix of standard round tables and wood rectangle tables because I wanted a unique look. The centerpieces were again made with my fabric flowers and gold spray painted jars and bottles. The tables were named after our favorite TV shows. We made "cootie catcher" menus that also included fun trivia about us, which served to keep guests entertained when they first sat down and was also a nod to the TV show "Community," which Tim works on as a writer. We couldn't bring our beloved cat Walter to the wedding so a friend immortalized her in clay for our cake topper. The gazebo decor was moved over to our sweetheart table, which fit perfectly. The highlight of our reception was, of course, when Mickey and Minnie arrived. I also surprised Tim with Donald, who is his favorite Disney character. The guests went bonkers over them and they were so great interacting with everyone, especially my grandmothers.
Not pictured, but, our reception ended at 5pm so we wanted to do something special for our guests in the evening. We arranged to have our own version of the WDW "Dessert Party" at The Wedding Garden at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel. We served ice cream sundaes, cotton candy pops, and mini churros. We also served glasses of Magicale, a yummy sparking wine that unfortunately is no longer available. I was beyond exhausted and left the Dessert Party early, but I was later told our guests raved about it!
So, overall, Best Day Ever.


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Last winter, my husband and I almost moved back to Brooklyn with our only child. We got as far as hiring movers and boxing up our home. Instead, we stayed in Washington, D.C., and achieved my long-nagged-at dream of having child No. 2. A big reason for this turnaround? Universal preschool.
Not just pre-K for 4-year-olds, as in Oklahoma's widely praised program, or for poor children, as President Obama has proposed. Preschool that is (at least theoretically) for everyone, starting at age 3. That's what we get in D.C.: five days a week, for nearly 10 months a year, from 8 a.m. to 3:15 p.m., my taxes pay for my toddler's education.
We live on Capitol Hill, which has one of the greatest concentrations of elementary schools in the District, and I often wonder if my neighbors appreciate our luck. Who else has the luxury of sending a 3-year-old to school free? Still, every spring, when the preschool lottery results come in, the listserv explodes with parents raging about their 3-year-old's not getting into their top-choice or in-bounds school. God forbid they have to drive 18 blocks to the closest acceptable charter school!
Hello? I want to reply to every "Waitlist Woes" subject heading. Just across the river in Virginia, Loudoun County recently put off implementing full-day kindergarten. And while it's true that there still aren't enough spots for every 3-year-old in the District, the summit is certainly in sight. This spring, only about 66 percent of applicants received a spot in District of Columbia Public Schools' early-childhood program, but there are an additional 65 charter schools with 3-year-old classes. In my empirical experience, if you can drive, and you're open to a less-competitive program, you can almost always find a spot.
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The Alchemist marks the peak of Ben Jonson's artistic career. Despite a somewhat muddled denouement, the play is a masterpiece of construction. As far as is known, the plot is original with Jonson. In this play, Jonson the artist supersedes Jonson the moralist: A highly entertaining and dramatic satire on human greed, The Alchemist displays none of the sermonizing that marks, to some extent, Jonson's other plays.
For those interested in learning how to take in the gullible, Jonson's The Alchemist is a fundamental text. "Cony-catching" was a popular practice in Elizabethan England, and Jonson, an intimate of London's jails, taverns, theaters, and places of even less repute, reveals in this play the techniques involved in several of the most amusing and lucrative ploys. His protagonist, it should be noted, is not punished for his misdeeds.
The complexities of life in London during the Elizabethan era, coupled with limited general scientific understanding, help account for the widespread faith in astrology and alchemy of the time. This faith in such branches of knowledge helped make them leading gimmicks for swindles. Commerce thrived and new continents were explored, but people were not far from believing in the dragons slain by King Arthur's knights. Many believed also that the dawning age of science would discover a "philosopher's stone" that would transmute dross into gold. Jonson's London, the London of The Alchemist, was growing and glittering and slightly hysterical, and cozening was easy, widespread, and immensely successful.
The critical response to the play has been intriguing. Samuel Taylor Coleridge, presumably impressed by the play's adherence to the classical unities, praised it as having one of the three best plots in literature, the other two being Sophocles' Oidipous Tyrannos (c. 429 b.c.e.; Oedipus Tyrannus, 1715) and Henry Fielding's Tom Jones (1749). Several modern commentators have contended that, although The Alchemist does cleave to the classical ideals, it is not a proper comedy, has no plot at all, and consists merely of a series of linked incidents. Romantic and Victorian critics particularly, understandably enchanted by Jonson's contemporary and diametric opposite, William Shakespeare, were put off by Jonson's classical forms, his satiric manner, and his coarseness. They also disliked his unemotional tone, controlled plots, and intellectual detachment. Although The Alchemist lacks none of these features, they do not render it deficient.
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Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by chakawolf1957 What a nightmare
The elevators and escalator were broken most of the time. That meant walking up and down the stairs with my arthritic knees, and very limited access to the room I paid for. At least I was on the 4th floor -- any higher and I would have been a prisoner for the entire four days. The heat seemed to be off in the entire hotel. It was freezing cold everywhere except my room. They had a temporary heater in the lounge, but it was not turned on until Monday when I was checking out. Would I recommend this property? I wouldn't let my _dog_ stay in this dump!
28 February 2014
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Ebiru Furry Fiesta 2014
Rooms were comfortable for our stay. We were there for the furry convention and since there were a lot of people around, my only gripe is that sound traveled way too well in this hotel. We could hear people in the hallways much too clearly, but that has been a common experience for me in almost any hotel, since I only really stay at them for conventions. Even still, mostly of these people were only speaking slightly above normal. We could also hear the people on the balconies two stories below us very clearly too. I was able to shut out light pretty easily but I had to flip over the alarm clock every night because it was like a second sun. My only wish was that the rooms had mini fridges, but I accept that I will probably not have this luxury very often in a hotel where conventions take place.
As a complete aside, I have to question why there is a telephone next to the toilet.
28 February 2014
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Istanbul777 Excellent experience all around!
From start to finish, I never had a moment of trouble with this property. The staff were always prompt, friendly, and professional. The hotel was exceptionally clean, the rooms were spacious and comfortable, and everything went off without a hitch despite the considerable size of the group that was present for the weekend. The price was very, VERY reasonable for the amenities offered, and I would gladly stay again given the opportunity.
27 February 2014
Rated 3.0 out of 5.0 by Neopagan Good, but can be so much more.
I stayed there for a recent convention of about 1800 people. The hotel and grounds were quite beautiful, and stepping into the hotel definitely made it seem like a sizable place. My first impression past that was not a good one as the room I had booked a few months before was not available and the options presented to me were to take a single kingsized room or cancel my reservation. Having flown in from Canada, I was not about to go hotel hunting.
Other Positives:
- The room I got was nice and well furnished. Well cleaned.
- The housekeeping staff did a good job, were friendly and were often in and out like ninjas.
Other Negatives:
- Poor internet service due to load, even when paying for premium. The login page sometime refused to load.
- Elevators and Escalators were often out of service.
- Shortage of hot water at peak hours in the morning and evening.
- Would have loved to have a mini fridge in the room in place of the locked liquor and snack cabinet.
My stay at this hotel I assume was atypical due to the demand placed on it, but I firmly believe this hotel is capable of rising to the challenge. I will likely be reattending next year and hope to find that these types of issues will be addressed.
27 February 2014
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Rats2008 Good Times had by all!
The hotel was more than I expected! great location,parking, super friendly and helpful staff! the rooms where spaces and clean. They had everything i could ask for and more.
I will defiantly be returning to this hotel next time i am in the area.
26 February 2014
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We had the Executive suite on the 15th floor. It was amazing. It is split level with an exceptional view. My wife and daughter slept upstairs in the king size bed and i slept great on the downstairs couch - which was plenty long for my 6'2" frame. We had a great stay! We left some personal items behind - and they were all intact when we came back the next day. The staff was very friendly and helpful during that situation. Overall - great job!
25 February 2014
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Good hotel, but don't be surprised if the room you book isn't the room you get during busy times. They won't tell you during check-in.
25 February 2014
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by cirus369sf great hotel
always look forward to staying at this property great friendly staff
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In March 2010, Jennifer Bates found herself in a spot every mother can relate to. Her 2-year-old son Tyler was sick -- vomiting, low energy, dizziness, sore muscles -- and she sensed there was something very wrong that doctors weren't fixing with standard treatments. For three weeks, she worried and kept a close eye on him as she tended to her eight-month-old triplets.
For Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelley of Florida Georgia Line, it wasn't always just about the music. From the earliest days of their musical partnership and friendship, the two men knew they wanted to use their songs to provide opportunities for those in need. The St. Jude Children's Research Hospital is a great avenue for that generosity.
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Norman Epstein, left, president and chief executive officer for Summit Health, was presented with The American Hospital Association Political Action Committee and The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania Political Action Committee's Most Valuable Player award by Martin Ciccocioppo (Right), Vice President for Research for The Hospital & Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP) at Chambersburg Hospital's Annual Meeting on Tuesday. (Submitted photo / November 27, 2012) |
In an unstable economy plagued by doubt and uncertainty, Summit Health has been a bright spot in Franklin County's economy, its president and chief executive officer said.
During annual meetings at Waynesboro and Chambersburg hospitals on Tuesday, Norman Epstein said Franklin County's largest employer, next to Letterkenny Army Depot, is on sound financial footing.
"So many folks lost jobs, but in many cases their spouses, most often women, were the employed ones through us — and that continues into the future," Epstein said at Chambersburg Hospital.
"Generally health care is a pretty solid player — but from an economic standpoint it (Summit Health) is one of the cornerstones of the economic base of Franklin County," he said.
As employer to 2,993 people (including more than 100 physicians), Summit Health will continue to be a stable source of employment into the future, he said.
He said future hiring will take place within the limits of the organization's budget.
"With the financial reductions coming as a result of the Affordable Care Act, and pressures to keep health care costs low, Chambersburg and Waynesboro hospitals have not seen a significant rise in employment over the past few years," Kimberly Rzomp, Summit Health's vice president for corporate finance said.
"We continue to hire selectively with a special emphasis on positions that provide direct patient care. We are actively recruiting physicians, especially in primary care, and we have seen our employment rise for doctors, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other staff in the offices to support the work of the physician office," she said.
The shortage of doctors, especially family medicine physicians, is one of the biggest issues facing Summit Health, he said.
"We need to make sure the population in the county has sufficient physicians for the next 20 years plus. So that's very significant from this point forward," Epstein said.
Epstein said the health care organization must prepare for the unknown while moving ahead.
"The fiscal cliff is not a joke. It has to be a major concern for everyone," he said.
Summit Health's annual report, released on Tuesday, reported $395.8 million in revenues and $395.3 million in expenses for fiscal year 2011-12.
Other items of note:
- Salaries and wages account for more than 46 percent of the organization's expenditures totaling nearly $182 million in fiscal year 2011-12.
- Materials, supplies and services were the next largest expenditure at $100 million followed by employee benefits at $54,826,000.
- Summit Health reported a small decline in births, surgeries and lab tests performed at both Chambersburg and Waynesboro hospitals in fiscal year 2011-12, but the health system did see an increase in inpatient admissions and physician office visits.
- Summit Health's community benefit, which includes money that was invested in the community through items such as health fairs, volunteering, grants, research, emergency preparedness, medical equipment and scholarships, increased to $42.6 million from $39 million last year. Community benefit also includes charity care, or care provided to patients unable to pay, which increased to $28.1 million — about $2 million above last year's total.
Summit Health provided free care totaling $28 million (including $23 million by Chambersburg and Waynesboro Hospitals combined and $5 million in physician care and cancer services). - Summit Health provided community benefits of health professional education, subsidized services such as behavioral health and palliative care, and support of Keystone Health Center for community health needs, Rzomp said.
- The latest physical change to Chambersburg Hospital is the $100 million King Street addition.
Epstein said the new addition is "… another amazing feat within the health care industry where declining payments and the uncertainty of health-care reform forced many hospitals to scrap expansion plans." The 180,000-square-foot addition is slated to open in December. The new addition features 171 bigger, private rooms and an expanded cardiology suite. - The public is invited to an open house on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Parking is available near the intersection of King and Seventh streets in Chambersburg.


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10.6: Completely Disable Virtual Memory in Snow Leopard
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10.6: Completely Disable Virtual Memory in Snow Leopard
I'm a bit skeptical about the measurement of memory when pager is disabled. I fact I don't understand the result: why is active memory stays low when I'm running big software? Take a look at these graphs: http://patpro.net/~patpro/pager_memory_all-day.png First one shows memory usage for a day, after pager has been deactivated, on a Mac Pro, 12 GB RAM. The spikes of memory consumption are due to Left 4 Dead 2 (around Fri 8:00, Fri 23:00). Active memory stays about the same value. Second one shows memory usage for a week: from 3rd to 8th of June, pager is active, after, pager is deactivated. Before deactivation, you can see the effect of playing Left 4 Dead 2 (every memory spikes). It clearly shows that playing L4D2 increases active memory usage by approximatively 2 GB when pager is active, and by nothing when pager is inactive. Note that on the 8th of June, uptime of the system was around 50 days, so active memory being so high is ok. ---
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Languishes (11 Occurrences)
1 Samuel 2:5 Those who were full have hired themselves out for bread. Those who were hungry have ceased to hunger. Yes, the barren has borne seven. She who has many children languishes. (WEB NAS)
Psalms 119:81 My soul faints for your salvation. I hope in your word. (See NAS RSV)
Isaiah 24:4 The earth mourns and fades away. The world languishes and fades away. The lofty people of the earth languish. (WEB RSV NIV)
Isaiah 24:7 The new wine mourns. The vine languishes. All the merry-hearted sigh. (WEB RSV)
Isaiah 33:9 The land mourns and languishes. Lebanon is confounded and withers away. Sharon is like a desert, and Bashan and Carmel are stripped bare. (WEB RSV)
Jeremiah 15:9 She who has borne seven languishes; she has given up the spirit; her sun is gone down while it was yet day; she has been disappointed and confounded: and the residue of them will I deliver to the sword before their enemies, says Yahweh. (WEB)
Jeremiah 31:25 For I have satiated the weary soul, and every sorrowful soul have I replenished. (See NAS)
Hosea 4:3 Therefore mourn doth the land, And weak is every dweller in it, With the beast of the field, And with the fowl of the heavens, And the fishes of the sea -- they are removed. (See NAS)
Joel 1:10 The field is laid waste. The land mourns, for the grain is destroyed, The new wine has dried up, and the oil languishes. (WEB RSV)
Joel 1:12 The vine hath been dried up, And the fig-tree doth languish, Pomegranate, also palm, and apple-tree, All trees of the field have withered, For dried up hath been joy from the sons of men. (See RSV)
Nahum 1:4 He rebukes the sea, and makes it dry, and dries up all the rivers. Bashan languishes, and Carmel; and the flower of Lebanon languishes. (WEB)


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Have fun JC!
In less than 12 hours my DW and I will be on our way to WDW. The car is packed and gassed up and I have the CD changer filled with, what else, Disney CD's!!! I will miss all you Trivateers while we are gone. Should be back on the 9th of October. I'm sorry I will miss the chats for the next two weeks, but be prepared for a giant trip report when we will sadly return to reality.
See ya real soon!!!
P.S. Hopefully Lou will be home by Wednesday, but if not, would sure like to meet him and his DF at WDW.
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Stanford Takes Online Schooling To The Next Academic Level
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January 23, 2012
Last year, Stanford University computer science professor Sebastian Thrun — also known as the fellow who helped build Google's self-driving car — got together with a small group of Stanford colleagues and they impulsively decided to open their classes to the world.
They would allow anyone, anywhere to attend online, take quizzes, ask questions and even get grades for free. They made the announcement with almost no fanfare by sending out a single email to a professional group.
"Within hours, we had 5,000 students signed up," Thrun says. "That was on a Saturday morning. On Sunday night, we had 10,000 students. And Monday morning, Stanford — who we didn't really inform — learned about this and we had a number of meetings."
You can only imagine what those meetings must have been like, with professors telling the school they wanted to teach free, graded online classes for which students could receive a certificate of completion. And, oh by the way, tens of thousands have already signed up to participate.
For decades, technology has promised to remake education — and it may finally be about to deliver. Apple's moving into the textbook market, startups and nonprofits are re-imaging what K-12 education could look like, and now some in Silicon Valley are eager for technology and the Internet to transform education's more elite institutions.
Thrun's colleague Andrew Ng taught a free, online machine learning class that ultimately attracted more than 100,000 students. When I ask Ng how Stanford's administration reacted to their proposition, he's silent for a second. "Oh boy," he says, "I think there was a strong sense that we were all suddenly in a brave new world."
Ng says there were long conversations about whether or not to give online students a certificate bearing the university's name. But Stanford balked and ultimately the school settled on giving students a letter of accomplishment from the professors that did not mention the university's name.
"We are still having conversations about that," says James Plummer, dean of Stanford's School of Engineering. "I think it will actually be a long time — maybe never — when actual Stanford degrees would be given for fully online work by anyone who wishes to register for the courses."
'Uncharted Territory'
Thrun's online class on artificial intelligence or A.I., which he co-taught with Google's Peter Norvig, eventually drew more than 160,000 students who received detailed grades and a class ranking.
"We reached many more students, Peter and I, with this one class than all other A.I. professors combined reached in the last year," Thrun says.
Thrun believes a class that size creates a valuable credential — even if Stanford doesn't recognize it. Students hailed from 190 different countries, including Australia, China, Ukraine and the U.S. They included high school students, women with disabilities, teachers and retirees — and they were all taking the same class Stanford students took, grades and all. But the online participants didn't get credit.
"I think we all realized we were in uncharted territory," Thrun says. "As we move forward, it is my real goal to invent an education platform that has high quality to it, [that] prevents cheating, that really enables students to go through it to be empowered to find better jobs."
Widespread Impact
Stanford does award degrees for online work, but only to students who get through the admissions process and pay sometimes $40,000 or $50,000 for a master's degree. Technology could push prices down.
Dean Plummer believes low-cost, high-quality online education will have a profound impact in high education, even at institutions as august as Stanford. He doesn't think it will diminish demand for undergraduate degrees or Ph.D.s, but he says the impact on master's programs could be profound.
"What it will look like in 10 years or 20 years or 30 years — your guess is as good as mine," he says. "But I think the impact will be large and it will be widespread."
Online education and distance learning have been going on at Stanford and other schools for years, but Plummer believes the technology has reached an inflection point.
Videos stored online let students build course work into their schedules anywhere in the world. Embedded quizzes let students monitor their own progress and give professors much richer data to improve their teaching.
Ng noticed that 5,000 students made the identical mistake in an online quiz. Within minutes, teachers were able to respond and clarify the issue that had led a large fraction of the class down a dead-end path.
Global Benefits
Daphne Koller is a computer science professor at Stanford, and a MacArthur "Genius" Fellow. She has been working for years to make online education more engaging and interactive.
"On the long term, I think the potential for this to revolutionize education is just tremendous," Koller says. "There are millions of people around the world that have access only to the poorest quality of education or sometimes nothing at all."
Technology could change that by making it possible to teach classes with 100,000 students as easily and as cheaply as a class with just 100. And if you look around the world, demand for education in places like South Africa is enormous.
Almost two weeks ago, at the University of Johannesburg, more than 20 people were injured and one woman was killed trying register for a limited number of openings. Thousands had camped out overnight hoping to snag one of the few available places and when the gates opened, there was a stampede.
Koller hopes that in the future, technology will help prevent these kinds of tragedies.
Trying 'Bold New Things'
Over the past six months, Thrun has spent roughly $200,000 of his own money and lined up venture capital to create Udacity, a new online institution of higher learning independent of Stanford. "We are committed to free online education for everybody."
Udacity is announcing two new classes on Monday. One will teach students to build their own search engine and the other how to program a self-driving car. Eventually, the founders hope to offer a full slate of classes in computer science.
Thrun says Stanford's mission is to attract the top 1 percent of students from all over in the world and bring them to campus, but Udacity's mission is different. He's striving for free, quality education for all, anywhere.
Koller agrees, but she says Stanford and its professors will adapt.
"How it all is going to pan out is something that I don't think anyone has a very clear idea of," she says. "But what I think is clear is that this change is coming and it's coming whether we like it or not. So I think the right strategy is to embrace that change."
Over the years, Stanford has launched dozens of disruptive technologies into the world, but now administrators and professors seem to agree that the school may be about to disrupt itself. This semester Stanford will put 17 interactive courses online for free.
"Stanford has always been a place where we were will to try bold new things," Plummer says. "Even if we don't know what the consequences would be." [Copyright 2012 National Public Radio]
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Eat Smart Certification for Child Care Centers
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 8 a.m. to noon
These workshops assist this child care center in achieving their Eat Smart certification status.
open only to Salvation Army- Westport Center staff
Susan Mills-Gray, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: (816) 380-8460
Purdy Livestock Show
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Jeremy Elliott-Engel, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 417/455-9500
Linn County Fair
When: Friday, July 12, 2013, 8 a.m. to Sunday, July 21, 2013, 4 p.m.
Tracie Moore, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 660/385-2173
Master Gardener Advanced Training
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Dr.Jeff Gillman of Univerity of Minnesota will give six hours of advance training on 'the truth about arden remedies and decoding gardening advice anf truth about organic gardening and looking at garden center products'.
Session topic:
The truth about garden remedies and decoding gardening advice and truth about organic gardening and looking atgarden center products.
Class size:
Event full:
Lala Kumar, email@example.com County MU Extension Center at Blue Springsphone: (816) 252-5051
Independence Farmers Market (Session 4 of 6)
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 9 a.m. to noon
Fresh produce demonstration
Karen Elliott, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Center at Kansas Cityphone: 816/482-5850
Saline County Fair - Applying Science, Engineering and Technology - Collaborative
When: Saturday, July 13, 2013, 9 a.m. to Sunday, July 21, 2013, 9 p.m.
Saline County Fair
Amanda Struchtemeyer, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 660/886-6908
MU Extension "Farm Page of the Air" radio program (Session 173 of 205)
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 9 a.m. to 9:15 a.m.
This radio program is intended to educate viewers on a wide range of topics related to gardening in the Ozarks. Morris Westfall conducts the interview with Patrick Byers, MU Extension-Greene County regional horticulture specialist. The program airs several times on Saturday and Sunday on radio stations KWTO, KTXR, and KBFL.
Patrick Byers, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 417/881-8909
Canceled: How to Develop and Keep Customers
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 9:30 a.m. to noon
Johnson County 4-H Council (Session 6 of 9)
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Kim Hall, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 660/747-3193
Alton Comet Cavaliers Meeting (Session 5 of 6)
When: Saturday, July 20, 2013, 10 a.m. to noon
Community 4-H club meeting.
Traditional club meeting. Youth work on community service, individual and club projects.
To enroll call Fay Moore @ (573) 255-3461 or attend a meeting and fill oput enrollments then.
Scott Greer, firstname.lastname@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 417/778-7490
2013 Audrain County 4-H & Youth Fair
When: Friday, July 19, 2013, 5 p.m. to Tuesday, July 23, 2013, 10 p.m.
The Audrain County 4-H & Youth Fair will be July 19-23, 2013 at the Audrain Co. Fairgrounds in Mexico, MO more...
Stephanie Femrite, email@example.com County MU Extension Centerphone: 573/581-3231


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In this Feb., 21, 2008, photo, Windchill plays with his friend in the next stall moments after being freed from a sling that helps supports him as he tries to stand. Though great effort was made to save Windchill, the colt died 20 days after he was left
outside in South Range with no shelter in bitterly cold weather. Members of a group that tried to help the colt included Gary Niemi (right). (2008 file / News Tribune)
Read the article: Windchill inspiration of bill to reduce animal abuse
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The Last Guardian is "absolutely" still on the way, but Sony won't say if it's coming to PS4
"You're going to be very frustrated by this answer," says Sony about whether The Last Guardian is still in development.
"You're going to be very frustrated by this answer," says Sony about whether The Last Guardian is still in development.
What's happening with Rockstar's Agent, The Last Guardian, Blizzard's Titan, and other top games that have gone quiet after their big reveals? Join us as we look at some of ...
Half-Life 3, Fallout 4, next-gen GTAV, and more of our top predictions for the biggest news and announcements for games this year.
Fumito Ueda apologizes to fans for the "various reasons" the game has not been released after half-decade of development.
"The game has never stopped--the team has always been here. They're going through the reengineering of the game," says Worldwide Studios president.
Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida says PS3 game is still being worked on, though no further announcements to be made.
Creative director Fumito Ueda says SCE Japan Studio titles like Puppeteer and Knack are taking priority over long-in-development adventure game for the moment.
[UPDATE] Worldwide Studios boss Shuhei Yoshida says Sony will talk about long-in-development adventure game "when we are ready to do so"; game now on hiatus.
PlayStation maker responds to listing for long-in-development adventure game appearing on trade show's official website.
Sony Santa Monica confirms it is not assisting Team Ico in developing long-awaited adventure game.
Ahead of the PlayStation 4 announcement, we look back on some of the PlayStation 3 exclusives that have gone MIA.
Creative director Fumito Ueda tells fans to "keep an eye out" for an official announcement from Sony on long-awaited action adventure game.
Unnamed Sony developer says publisher revealed project before it should have; claims game is "very ambitious," and assures that works continues on it.
[UPDATE] Sony reclaims trademark for Team Ico's long-in-development PlayStation 3 game; game still in the works.
Meet the creative minds behind Metal Gear Solid and Shadow of the Colossus.
E3 2012: Sony exec says long-in-development action game skipped E3 again so Team Ico could focus on innovation and quality.
Sony Santa Monica and Sony Worldwide Studios assisting Team Ico in crafting the long-in-development action game.
Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida says development has been "tough" on Team Ico's action game.
Preorders at retailer reportedly nixed due to game being shelved; Sony quickly denies rumors of game's demise.
Following Fumito Ueda departure, Team Ico's Yoshifusa Hayama resigns to take on creative director role at casual developer Bossa Studios.
Japanese development sources cited with news that Fumito Ueda is gone from Team Ico, finishing up The Last Guardian on freelance basis.
Game designer Fumito Ueda shares his thoughts on the music in the upcoming HD collection.
Team Ico lead Fumito Ueda confirms studio's newest project, HD remakes of PS2 classics have been pushed, new release date TBA.
Team Ico lead Fumito Ueda shows off a tantalizing glimpse of The Last Guardian in motion on the PlayStation 3.
Misher Entertainment production executive says more Team Ico adaptations could happen if Shadow of the Colossus is a box-office success.
Team Ico's latest Sony-exclusive action adventure heads to the PS3 late next year; new trailer inside.
Team Ico offers up some new information on its upcoming title as well as the HD remakes of its two previous games.
Department store chain offering preorders for budget-priced Shadow of the Colossus and Ico combo pack with April 2011 release date attached.
Team ICO head Fumito Ueda says the studio behind Shadow of the Colossus "should" have something to show at next month's Tokyo Game Show.
See which games received our coveted Best of E3 award, and vote for your favorites in the Readers' Choice category!
E3 2010: Sony's press briefing reveals $100 motion controller starter pack; controller $50 solo, navigation controller $30; $400 PS3 bundle also planned; Portal 2 on PS3 in 2011; Assassin's Creed: ...
Which game are you most looking forward to at this year's E3? Tell the world and vote for it!
Join us as we take a look at our most eagerly anticipated games and hardware on the way in 2010.
GameSpot editors talk about the one game they most want to play in 2010.
GameSpot editors reveal the games they'd most like to review in 2010.
Though we still don't have real information on Team ICO's upcoming adventure, we did get to see some new footage.
Team Ico's next project confirms boy and giant beastie dynamic.
[UPDATE] E3 2009: Final Fantasy XIV due in 2010; Gran Turismo PSP and $249.99 PSP Go coming Oct. 1; Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, Team Ico's The Last Guardian, and ...
Source: Sony-centric game site PlayStation LifeStyle.net. What we heard: As the 2009 Electronic Entertainment Expo approaches, the game-industry rumor mill is spinning up faster than the Battlestar Galactica's warp drive. ...
No More Heroes's Suda51, Shadow of the Colossus' Fumito Ueda, and Fallout 3's Emil Pagliarulo discuss the state of game design around the world.