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Jupiter, Loxahatchee River Front. Dock for 30' boat. in Jupiter
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,100 - $ 4,500 / week
$ 6,000 - $ 8,000 / month
vacation rental description
This is a lovely river front home. Located in a well established
area of fine homes.
Designer furnished with everything you need, except your toothbrush
and clothing, while you're at it bring your own boat.
Over 1/2 acre of landscaped, fenced garden. Solar heated
pool and gas heated spa.
Living room, formal dining room, breakfast room and family room with
fireplace. Outside kitchen, covered patio.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 02-26-2012 at 5:59 PM.
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Leslie Krasco 772-538-4346
house rental amenities
Beautiful Loxahatchee river view. Ocean just a few minutes by boat
Great restaurants abound in the Jupiter, Palm Beach area.
Palm Beach, Worth Avenue, just 25 miles south. Orlando theme parks
two and half hours to the north.
Gardens of the Palm Beachs Mall with Saks, Bloomingdale's, Macys and
many more fine stores.
activities and attractions in Jupiter Atlantic Coast South
Good fishing and diving locally.
Bicyling and walking down lovely country roads.
Ocean beaches, Johnathan Dickinson State Park, Blowing Rocks.
Boating, water skiing, all type of water sports.
Baseball games at Abacoa ball park.
Miami and South Beach is and hour and a half south.
vacation rental rates
Annual rental lease $6,000.00 per month.
Monthly rental High Season, Nov 1 to April 30, $8,000.00 per month.
Weekly rental available, from $2800.00 to $4500.00 (subject to # of people
and time of season.)
Daily rates
Available min. 3 nights, from $300.00 per day.(depending on # of people and time of year)
Monthly.... $7,000.00 per month. May, September and October.
Weekly rental available, from $2500.00 to $3500.00 (subject to # of people
and time of season.)
SUMMER SPECIAL RATES: June, July or August, monthly rental $6,000.00
June, July or August,
Weekly rental $2100.00 to $2800.00
A $175.00 to $350.00 cleaning fee is added to any rental period. $175.00 to all contracts, if home needs excessive cleaning after departure, funds will be deducted from security deposit.
Call for availability.
A security deposit of $2,500.00 to $5,000.00 is required, depending
upon number of people and length of stay. Security deposit will be
refunded after departure and inspection, with no damages.
Leslie Krasco 772-538-4346
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Jupiter
- great restauants
- fishing
- water sports
- shopping
- boating
Top things to do on a budget
- fishing
- beach
- swimming
- surfing
- hiking
Top things to do with a family
- beach
- pool
- sight seeing
- parks... bar b q
- theme parks
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(Ponce de Leon Vs. Velez) Vs. Mares/ Donaire Vs. Rigondeaux
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Do you guys think Cotto is setting up his future superstar to get slaughtered against Ponce? How do you guys see this fight going? I like Velez but I'm not to sold on him just yet. I think Ponce will be to slick/experienced/clever for him. What do you guys think?
If Ponce wins this fight which i think he will i think he will be to much for Mares, but how do you guys see Velez vs. Mares turning out?
As for Donaire vs. Rigo I think this fight is actually the best fight to be made at super bantamweight. I like Mares but he is over rated and Donaire would embarrass him. I think Rigo is capable of beating Donaire and that fight could go either way.
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Pregnancy occurs when an egg is fertilized by a sperm, grows inside a woman's uterus (womb), and develops into a baby. In humans, this process takes about 280 days.
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Pregnancy occurs when an egg is fertilized by a sperm, grows inside a woman's uterus (womb), and develops into a baby. In humans, this process takes about 264 days, but the obstetrician will date from the last menstrual period or 280 days (40 weeks).
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Potus deplanes in Hawaii 5 am local time to salvage rest of vacation http://t.co/TQ57dLZu—
Alexander Mooney/CNN (@AWMooneyCNN) January 02, 2013
The true crisis has been averted: Obama has salvaged his swanky Hawaiin vay-cay, and isn't that really all that matters?
Obama has landed in Hawaii. WH pool report says he arrived at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Honolulu—
lesley clark (@lesleyclark) January 02, 2013
After a 10 hour overnight flight, Pres Obama has landed in Hawaii to resume vacation with his family.—
Mark Knoller (@markknoller) January 02, 2013
Obama Returns to Hawaii at an Added Cost of Over $3 Million
whitehousedossier.com/2013/01/02/oba… http://t.co/wMQXaez2—
Penelopescorner (@Penelop68557734) January 02, 2013
Obama is back in Hawaii on his holiday after a tense, end-of-the-new-year standoff with Congress
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Twitter users aren't as excited.
"@petermaercbs: Air Force 1 arrives Honolulu as President Obama resumes his #Hawaii vacation with the 1st Lady & Sasha & Malia." Big Woo..😏—
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Livin' the dream on America's dime @ByronYork RT @markknoller After 10-hr overnight flt, Obama landed in HI 2 resume vacation w/his family.—
j3 (@jetnoiz) January 02, 2013
@ByronYork @markknoller Feel soooo bad he had to interrupt his vacation to continue the work of destroying our country!—
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What did that cost? "@markknoller: After a 10 hour overnight flight, Pres Obama has landed in Hawaii to resume vacation with his family."—
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While the rest of us losers return to work… MT @markknoller After 10 hr overnight flight, Obama has landed in Hawaii to resume vacation—
Meredith Warren (@merwar333) January 02, 2013
Obama rewards himself for the Fiscal Cliff deal by taking a $3.5M Hawaiian vacation extension. nakeddc.com/2013/01/02/aft…—
Emily Zanotti (@emzanotti) January 02, 2013
Good to be King MT @CFHeather: Obama Returns To His Hawaiian Vacation At An Added Cost Of Over Million To US Taxpayers shar.es/4nhse—
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But he's totally working hard, guys.
Pres. Obama urges Congress to pass the Pork-filled Sandy bill "without delay" while sipping a piña colada from his Hawaii vacation home.—
James Van Lare (@jamesvanlare) January 02, 2013
Obama calls for congress to act as he go on vacation, again. #LeadFromBehind @CNBC—
Jessica (@Miami_Jess) January 02, 2013
from Hawaiian vacation RT @FixAaron: Obama calls for a vote today on Sandy aid.—
Drew Brandewie (@DBrandewie) January 02, 2013
Obama goes back on vacation, tacking over $3 Million on to the cost of his trip. And he didn't sign the bill bit.ly/ZUAv5Y—
Herman Cain (@THEHermanCain) January 02, 2013
Huh. Bill shmill! He's got surfing to do.
At more cost to we, the people, natch.
That 7 million dollar Obama vacation would have gone a long way in Breezy Point.—
Scarlett Richardson (@ScarlettO66) January 02, 2013
A $7 million vacation. Yeah, Obama is deeply concerned about government spending.—
Lew (@lewsmuse) January 02, 2013
Obama agreed to sign emergency deficit reduction bill & jetted to Hawaii to resume his vacation. Cost? Priceless! $7 Million to US Taxpayers—
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text: Cruise Critic Get together: We did not have a particularly active roll call, but we had quite a few sign up for the meet and greet. Unlike others I have been to, this one was very organized and led by the cruise director. While it was nice to see him come to the get together, it was a very much sit and listen rather than mingle and get to know your cruise critic members, so we left. I much prefer the casual get together where you chat and not deal with raffles, prizes, etc. Cabo San Lucas: The tender process for Cabo was long. We waited about an hour to get off. It is surprising that RCCL does not have a priority tendering process for Diamond cruisers. It was just unorganized as we walk all over the ship and there were people cutting in line. I have been to Cabo many times and we just wanted to find cheap beers on the beach. The weather was beautiful... sunny in the mid 80s. We took a water Taxi ($5) over to Medano beach and a short walk later we were at "The Office"... a cute little restaurant with tables in the sand and with decent prices and really good food. We spent several hours here drinking and in the water before heading back. It was a great relaxing way to spend the day. We did walk around the tender area, found $2 Coronas and were one of the last tenders back to the ship. This turned out to be a wonderful day that I would repeat again in a heartbeat. Mazatlan: Going into our stop at Mazatlan, the city has ranked amongst my least favorite that I have visited. Jimmi has been hounding me to go horseback riding and I did not want to go to the Golden Zone, so we spoke with Randi and booked her Happy Horses. She was easy to meet off the ship and we were on our way to Stone Island. We were berthed with the Oosterdam, so Randi had two groups going out. So we ended up at a restaurant on the beach for about 2 hours before we got to ride. It was a little long as we did not want to get wet by going in the water before the ride. That being said, lunch was fantastic. We rode for about two hours on a deserted beach. It was great. Jimmi had a mishap in that he fell off the horse while dismounting while trading horses at the halfway point. After the tour, we hung out at the closest bar and had Coronas. I had to get my fill so I did not pay $5 for Coronas on the ship. We figure out that we do not need to go horse riding again (OUCH!). But there is still something about Mazatlan that I just do not like. Personal preference I am sure, but I would suggest Randi's to anyone who enjoys horse riding. Puerto Vallarta: Our day started out with the Splendor mishap #1. We were fortunate to both have front row seats and not get injured. While running up on the track, we noticed that the Splendor was going to be parking in what seemed to be an impossible parking spot so we walked down to the helipad to watch. It turned out that the spot was too small. We saw the angle and the speed and it seemed inevitable at that point. The railing from the Splendor wrapped around the railing on the Radiance and tore off. Not a big deal really, but the guy standing a foot away from me ended up with the railing in between his legs. It was interesting that RCI had crew waiting for this, almost as it was expected. The screamed everyone to get off and it was over. Shortly after, we hear the now common Echo Echo Echo. The captain then announced what happened and the Splendor tried again. It was announced later that there were 2 injuries onboard related to this accident, but I could not see how as we saw everything that happened. We had plans to go to blue or green chairs, but just never made it. We walked through town and again found a bar for lunch and beer. Our restaurant featured tableside made salsa and it was excellent. If you noticed, there was a theme in our port stops... find a restaurant and bar, and enjoy the scenery. Manzanillo: This was the ship's maiden call on Manzanillo and I should have done more research for this stop as the ship did not have much to offer. We originally planned on doing the turtles, but read a couple of things on CC that made us choose not to. I figured I would go down to the exit and find some information about the port. I ran across the cruise director and I asked him what he suggests to do here. He said that the best bet is to walk to the end of the pier and ask the locals. So, apparently he had not done his homework either. We just went down to the shuttle and paid the $4 for the round trip to downtown. We spent a few hours downtown and headed back. There were no beaches close by and not much of anything close to the port area. In hindsight, we should have done the turtle tour. Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo: What a pleasant surprise this port was. Beautiful beaches and a great market area, the only problem was the limited time we had in port. We had a bad tender spot on our first attempt, so we went down early and were on a tender by 7:15. We walked through the port area and got to see the fish market. We chose Los Gatos for the day and it was a great choice... probably the highlight of the trip port wise. We had chairs at a restaurant and service all day. We did have a little issue with the cabs trying to rip us off on the return to the port area, but went with it... it was $3 to get there and $5 to get back. We had a few minutes to walk though the market area and then it was back on the ship. It was HOT and the tender line was long. Food: After reading my review of the Emerald Princess I can almost say the same thing here. Again, food is completely subjective and I am trained chef, so can be picky. I found food to be good to very good. The dining room was standard and I thought was significantly better than our Elation cruise in September, but choice wise a step down from the Emerald and Princess in general. I never went hungry in the dining room, but there were a few nights the menu just did not jump out at me. Some of the highlights... the soups were outstanding. The Chilled were some of the best I have had. The Ice Cream was fantastic. I think I had Almond Butter Ice Cream with my dessert 5 out of the 9 nights. We did not care for our Turkey dinner. I wish I had chosen something else. We thought the Windjammer buffet was very good. We ate all breakfast and lunches here and were always pleased with the quality, choices, and temperature. The afternoon snacks were also a very good treat. I like that they have food here just about the entire day. We ran into lapses on the Elation where there was only pizza or sandwiches. Overall we were quite satisfied with the dining options; though looking back our company in the dining room overshadowed our dining experience. Also, the pizza is not very good. Princess blows everyone else out of the water on this one. Portofino: Portofino has become our favorite dining experience on a cruise ship. The food and service are consistently outstanding. When making reservation, make sure you do not have other plans for the night. All plates are made to order and if you order the same appetizers, you will most likely not get them at the same time, but a different one. We chose just about all of the appetizers on the menu between the 5 of us and the highlight was the lobster risotto. This is one of the best dishes I have had on any ship. The seafood skewer is beautiful and tasty. My favorite dessert is also in Portofino. The White Chocolate Brulee is to die for. It was a 2.5-3 hour dining experience, but it was wonderful. Dining Room Service: Normally I would group this with service in general, but our dining room service was beyond accommodating and seemed to go out of our way to serve us. We chose My Time Dining and there were five of us. After a member of our party talked to the head Waiter, we were told we can have the same table if we came after 8. With all the kids and families on this trip we were more than happy with this setup. Our servers were great and we had them for 7 of the 9 nights. They even arranged for us to have soufflE on the final night because we missed it when we went to Portofino. As usual, MTD was a success for us and are very happy to see it rolling out to all cruise lines. I have never been a fan of being forced to eat at certain times with people I may or may not like and did not sail RCCL because their lack of this option for years. Bar Service: Bottom line is that RCI is a bit overpriced. The positive is that they do not measure shots like Princess and Carnival, but you pay extra for that. The fact that on a Mexican Riviera cruise is charging $4.95 for a Corona is ridiculous. I thought that we would try to save a few dollars by ordering buckets, but a bucket of 6 Coronas and they just charged me for $30 plus tip... so instead of saving a few dollars I ended up with warm beers! Entertainment: If I have sun, pool, ocean, and a good book I am more than satisfied. Throw in a bucket of beers and life does not get much better for me. We did not go to any of the organized entertainment except what we say in the atrium during cocktail hour before dinner. We really enjoyed our company and spent hours just chatting in the windjammer, on the pool deck, or in the dining room and we had a blast. We hope that we get to sail with our new friends again. Because we traveled in a group we did not really meet many new people which is usually the case. Either way, we enjoyed our self made entertainment and laughed until our sides hurt. Pure word of mouth was that the show with the salsa dancing was extremely well done. We stayed out late one night and closed the bar down which was a lot of fun. People tend to stay up late on the formal nights. Ship: Aside from the above mentioned issues with the balcony, the ship is gorgeous and I love the size. It should be mentioned that our friends we in a balcony cabin on deck nine and still had the white lifeboats in sight, but had a better view. The ship holds the people well and has activities throughout the ship. We never had a problem finding a chair, and chair saving did not seem to exist. We loved the Solarium pool and napped there on occasion. We did think that the faded fake plants should be replaced with live plants, but we enjoyed the area. The pools were warm after the 1st day and extremely warm on the way back. Weather: It was just about perfect. Sun was out midday on day two and did not go away until the last day. This is typical for this cruise, but it was HOT in the ports. Loyalty Program: Aside from the Balcony discount, RCI's program is just awful. I just turned elite on Princess and the perks you get there are significant compared to the coupon book placed on your bed. I will never cruise a line for a loyalty program, but RCI has not put forth much to change my mind on that. RCI Response: Upon returning to Phoenix, I wrote a letter to RCI corporate about my experience in my room and with the guest relations department. The woman acknowledged that this is a common complaint and that they were looking into the reclassification of the 7th floor balconies. She offered us a small OBC for our Oasis cruise. I was not looking for anything, but was told that they would follow up when any decisions are made on this. I was pleased with this response and hope that adjustments are made to the guest relations issues we had on this cruise. While it made up a good portion of this review, it did not bother us after 6 PM on day one. I am happy that it was promptly addressed upon returning. Bottom Line: We seem to be in a Princess then Royal pattern and we like what both have to offer. We are sailing on the Island Princess in March and have the Oasis booked in Sept and we are very much looking forward to both. While we were disappointed in our cabin, I should have done more research and suggest the same for anyone sailing on the Radiance class ships. We still like the Caribbean more than the Mexican Riviera, but with the pricing so low on the West Coast and an easy drive for us, I would do this cruise again in a second. We really enjoyed our trip and the company was very special.


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Again, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have been busy in the off-season.
After the team addressed perhaps their biggest issue by trading for cornerback Darrelle Revis on Monday, they filled many of their other holes in the draft.
In the second round, the team selected cornerback Johnthan Banks out of Mississippi State. With their third round pick, the Bucs raised a few eyebrows by selecting quarterback Mike Glennon from North Carolina State.
On the third day of the draft, the Bucs made defense a priority, and more specifically the pass rush. In the fourth round they moved up in a trade with Oakland and selected defensive tackle Akeem Spence out of Illinois, who will be expected to fill the gap left by the departure of Roy Miller.
Later in the round, they took William Gholston, defensive end out of Michigan State. Gholston was a key member of one of the best defenses in the Big 10, amassing 30 career tackles for loss and 10 sacks. Gholston will try and fill the void left by Michael Bennett, the team's sack leader last season.
"We're building it our way, we're building it with our kind of people," Bucs head coach Greg Schiano said Saturday night. "I think we found a bunch of guys that really fit into who we are and what we are and that to me, in the clutch, when you know you can count on the guy next to you, that to me is the secret and we got some more guys that I think are going to be able to be counted on."
In the fifth round the Bucs stayed on the defensive side of the ball and took Steven Means out of Buffalo. Means played on the defensive line in college, but is expected to be used at outside linebacker with the Bucs.
Also, the team worked a deal with the New England Patriots that sent running back LeGarrette Blount to the Pats in exchange for a seventh round draft pick and running back Jeff Demps.
With their final pick, the Bucs selected Miami running back Mike James, who will compete for the role left by the Blount trade, to back up Doug Martin.
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Resources for Res Life - Academic Support
Enrolling in an academic program in a new environment can be a challenging experience. The University of Maine is committed to ensuring that all students can access the assistance needed to reach their full potential. Below are some of the services on campus to help you in your academic endeavors.
Tutor Program
The Tutor Program, a part of the University's College Success Programs, provides small group tutoring for UMaine students who need academic assistance in 100 and 200 level, non-web based courses.
Career Center
The Career Center's mission is to empower UMaine students to identify and reach their career goals. This mission is a collaborative effort between our staff, students, faculty, employers, and alumni.
Math Labs
There are a number of Labs where students can get help with their major. This is a fantastic facilituy for those with any questions about mathematics but for other services, your professor will be glad to help also.
The Writing Center
Available to help UMaine students improve their writing skills. A trained reader will help you with focus, development, coherence, mechanics, and style.
Fogler Library
The university library offers students useful academic resources, a quiet place to study and meet study groups.
Disability support services
The office of Disability Support Services facilitates the education of students with physical, emotional or learning disabilities. DSS provides a point of coordination for accommodations and special services students with disabilities need while attending the University of Maine.


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Whole of Government eServices Panel SPC
|Details described in the "How to use this contract" tab (also referred to as rules of use) of this multi supplier State Purchase Contract (SPC) will continue to apply for participating entities until your entity has transitioned to the current VGPB supply policies.
Following transition to the current policies, you will be required apply your own entity's complexity assessment to determine your market engagement strategy for this SPC. Your market engagement strategy must comply with the contract terms and conditions and the intent of the SPC. All other details contained in the rules of use for this SPC will remain effective.
Please contact your entity's Chief Procurement Officer or procurement unit should you have any questions regarding the status of your entity's transition status or find out more at www.procurement.vic.gov.au
eServices Panel - Expired 30 June 2013
The eServices panel is closed, eServices Online may be used to record information about in-flight projects, refer to the eService register FAQ for further information.
eServices Register commenced 1 July 2013
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Access to eServices
Access to the eServices register is through the eServices register gateway
The gateway has extensive training information.
Refer also to the eServices Register FAQ (459 KB PDF)
Presentation to New Suppliers 8 and 10 July 2013 (737 KB PPTX)
eServices Supplier Briefing presentation (380 KB PDF)
In August 2012, based on the recommendation of the eServices Working Party, the Assistant Treasurer announced that the Victorian Government would move to a register model for the management of its procurement of ICT services.
The Victorian government through the Department of State Development, Business and Innovation is launching the eServices Register on 1 July 2013.
Use of the eServices Register to procure ICT professional services will be mandatory for all the inner budget departments and agencies covered by the VGPB. It will be available for use by all other government agencies including Local government.
The eServices Register will promote more efficient delivery of ICT services to the Victorian Government. The eServices Register will simplify the process of bidding for government work for suppliers while allowing the government to make more informed purchasing decisions from a greater range of suppliers.
The eServices Register contributes towards one of the objectives identified in the Victorian Government ICT Strategy 2013 - 2014 by seeking to make the procurement process for ICT services more efficient – both for buyers and suppliers.
The eServices Register will represent a step change to procuring ICT services in government:
- The process to procure ICT services will occur through an electronic marketplace, using a tool (the Ariba network) configured to implement the eServices register, accessible through the government's Procurement Portal.
- Purchase orders will be issued through departmental/agency financial systems as is currently the case. In the longer term it is expected that automatic links to financial systems will be developed.
- Interim arrangements will apply for departments who have not had their procurement plans certified.
- A gateway web site will be established containing extensive help information.
To support buyers in accessing and using the new eServices register the following communications activities are planned, up to and post the implementation of the eServices register:
Buyer Specific
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These activities are directed towards suppliers
- To support the launch of the Register the Victorian government, in partnership with the AIIA, will be holding briefing sessions on Monday 8 July and Wednesday 10 July 2013 for new suppliers. Go to the AIIA events site for registration.
These activities will be directed at both suppliers and government users.
- Regular briefing updates
- Training material on the eServices Gateway
- Weekly FAQs posted on the eServices page via procurement.vic.gov.au
- A user group consisting of buyers and suppliers will be established
- An online mechanism will be established to collect and rate enhancement requests, customisation is not an option but the capability of Ariba provides great opportunities for configuration.
- A formal review of the operation of the register will be conducted after six months of operation.
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The eServices register will operate under a policy environment set by both the Victorian Government ICT strategy and the VGPB procurement reform across government departments:
- The Victorian Government ICT Strategy was released on 12 February 2013; and
- The Procurement Reform Program.
eServices Online
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- validate engagement performance reports submitted by Service Providers
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- view their own company details and record RFQ details;
- conduct an engagement self-assessment report at the completion of each engagement; and
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Hey there! So, I am getting ready to move to Enid, OK for the next year! Is there ANY climbing nearby thats worthwhile? Thanks!
Wichita Wildlife Refuge and Quartz Mountain near Lawton may be your closest bets. I have no experience with Quartz Mountain, but the WWR is full of great climbing! Happy exploring!
You're a climber and you're moving to Enid, OK? I'm so sorry! My wife is from Enid. There ain't much climbin' to be had nearby. WWR and QM are probably the closest worthwhile areas. Both places are picturesque and BOLD. Put on your game face and big-boy trousers for those areas. Good rock + super-sketchy, sandbagged routes = INTENSE FUN! Literally the most sand-bagged and sketchy climbing I have EVER done, but definitely worthwhile places to climb. Start out several NUMBER grades below your comfort zone. Somewhat close to you is Horseshoe Canyon Ranch (HCR) in Arkansas. It's a beautiful area near the Buffalo River (also very scenic). It is the exact opposite of OK climbing with short well-bolted sport routes on steep sandstone. Good, steep rock + lots o' bolts = relaxed fun. It is definitely another worthwhile area. I hear that there is also some bouldering at a place called Chandler Park near Tulsa. At least the people in Oklahoma seem pretty cool, and they make some wicked bbq and moonshine there!
The closest place to Enid would be the bouldering at Zen Pen, and for roped climbing and bouldering there is Shotgun, Avery Drive, and Chandler Park all near Tulsa / Sand Springs. No guidebook for these areas, but check MP, 27crags.com, and maybe rockclimbing.com for info. The Wichitas arent that sketchy - it's a great place for any level of trad as well as some sport routes here and there. Get Tony Mayse's Oklahoma Select guidebook for the WMWR/Quartz climbing. There are also plenty of good sport and even trad areas out in Arkansas, and it's not too far either. Welcome to OK!
There is some undocumented bouldering and TR potential in the extreme western part of the Panhandle as well as SE CO and NE NM. Just gotta roam around and find the rocks first.
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MANCHESTER — A Haverhill man faces a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol after a brief chase by police that ended on Beach Street on Tuesday around 5:50 p.m.
Police said they were first called to Masconomo Street for a complaint that Michael Nutt, 44, of Haverhill was allegedly at a residence asking for gas money.
When he saw the cruisers, police say Nutt got back into his car and took off at a high rate of speed.
He was eventually stopped on Beach Street and police said he failed field sobriety tests.
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The Bowerman down to two lists of threeJuly 13, 2010
The Bowerman finalists have been pared to three men and three women.
The 10-person Bowerman Advisory Board, in conjunction with the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA), made the announcements. The Bowerman is the highest award given to collegiate track and field competitors in the United States.
The men's finalists, announced Tuesday, are all seniors: Ashton Eaton and Andrew Wheating of Oregon, plus Ryan Whiting of Arizona State.
Women's finalists, announced Monday, also are all seniors: Virginia Tech's Queen Harrison, Iowa State's Lisa Koll and Texas-El Paso's Blessing Okagbare.
Finalists were chosen based on performances throughout the 2010 indoor and outdoor seasons. Only performances through the conclusion of the NCAA Outdoor competition were considered.
The Bowerman Voters will receive ballots listing each of the finalists and must rank them by first, second and third choice. First-place votes will receive three points, second place will notch two, and third will receive one point. The finalist with the highest point total will be declared the winner.
The Bowerman Voters consist of:
- The Bowerman Advisory Board, media personnel, statisticians, collegiate administrators
- Galen Rupp, 2009 men's winner of The Bowerman
- Jenny Barringer, 2009 women's winner of The Bowerman
- Online voting by the public will constitute one collective vote (ranking of choices will be made by order of total single votes)
- Online voting by USTFCCCA members will constitute one collective vote (ranking of choices will be made by order of total single votes)
Paper balloting will conclude in August while online voting will begin in the coming weeks and will last until late August. Winners will be announced in a ceremony at the USTFCCCA Convention on Dec. 15 at San Antonio, Texas.
Eaton, from Bend, Ore., won his second consecutive NCAA Indoor heptathlon title and a third straight NCAA Outdoor decathlon championship. His title-winning score of 6,499 indoors broke the world record set 17 years earlier by Dan O'Brien. Outdoors, he topped 8,150 points three times, setting an NCAA Championships meet record.
Wheating, from Norwich, Vt., won NCAA outdoor crowns in the 800 and 1,500, becoming the fourth overall and first to accomplish the double win since 1984. Wheating also defended his outdoor 800-meter national crown with the win, the first American to do so since 1994. In the 1,500, Wheating led Oregon to a 1-2-3 national sweep. At the NCAA Indoor, Wheating anchored the distance medley relay to a second straight national title and was national runner-up in the 800.
Whiting, from Harrisburg, Pa., produced a third straight NCAA Indoor crown with the shot put and a second-consecutive outdoor title. In addition, Whiting won his first NCAA crown with the discus and is only one of 11 to have notched national crowns with the shot and discus in the same championship. At the outdoor championships, Whiting's final toss of 72-1 (21.97 meters) moved him into a tie for second on the all-time collegiate list and just three centimeters shy of the collegiate record. Overall, Whiting marked throws of over 70 feet on eight occasions during the year –- an all-time collegiate best. Whiting was also undefeated among collegians with the shot in 2010.
Harrision, a native of Richmond, Va., became the first female in NCAA history to win both 100- and 400-meter hurdle national titles. In addition, Harrison won the NCAA indoor crown in the 60-meter hurdles. She recorded the 2010 collegiate-best times in all three hurdle events spanning the indoor and outdoor seasons and went undefeated in every finals of those events. Harrison notched the fourth-best, all-time collegiate best 100-meter hurdle time in winning the Penn Relays title (12.61).
Koll, out of Fort Dodge, Iowa, swept NCAA crowns in the 5,000 and 10,000 meters at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, only the fourth female ever to do so. Koll won the 10k by over 23 seconds to claim her second national title in the event, while her 30-second victory in the 5,000 paired with her 2010 NCAA indoor title at the same distance. Koll opened the outdoor season with a collegiate record, clocking 31:18.07 in the 10k at the Stanford Invitational. In individual races, Koll only lost to a collegian once during the season.
Okagbare, from Umuahi, Nigeria, notched NCAA Outdoor crowns in the 100 meters and long jump, becoming the first in collegiate history to pull off such a feat. Indoors, Okagbare won national titles in the 60 and long jump, twice bettering the NCAA long-jump record. Okagbare was undefeated in all sprint and jump finals during the season and anchored the UTEP 4×100 to the NCAA Championships semifinals.


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I think all permissions for Midlets need to be user assignable, i.e. the user should have the authority to decide whether or not an untrusted Midlet has 'always allow' permission for each and every activity.
It's very frustrating to be able to write your own apps for your own phone and not be able to give them permission to run unhindered by irritating dialogues without involving some third party.
This situation also makes Android a more attractive platform if you're making a bespoke apps for a companies own internal use.


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Fringe Benefits: 3 Ways to Transform Your Bangs
April 9, 2012 at 10:43 am , by Nykia Spradley
What if we told you that a completely new, completely fresh hair look can be yours in just a few minutes. Don't believe us? Maybe you'll believe Joico International Creative Director Damien Carney. Here, his favorite bang looks for spring.
#1 Blunt and Beautiful
Get your hair dresser to add a graphic effect to your 'do by creating a super sharp square bang. An excellent choice if you have a circle face shape, this bang style neutralizes roundness, thins cheekbones, and opens the eye area.
How to style 'em: Blow dry hair smooth and flat. If you have super-textured tendrils, tame them with a flat iron.
#2 Super Soft
Have your hairdresser chip and chop into the edges of your bangs. "This creates a softer feel that kind of looks as if you've been growing them out for a while; very sexy and slightly messy and undone," says Carney.
How to style 'em: To add body and bounce to your bangs, blow dry them using a large round brush. Direct the hair to the side for a glamorous look. For a youthful vibe part your fringe down the center.
#3 Long and Natural
Longer bangs look great when a little wave is added to lift the hair away from the face, says Carney. They also help to control the hair from flopping and crowding facial features.
How to style 'em: Take a large curling iron and twirl the hair away from the face. Before the bangs cool and set, run your hands through them to break up the hair. "Remember the looser the movement in the bang area, the more modern it looks," says Carney
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LECOM Dental Affiliation Program
Students accepted into this affiliation program will complete undergraduate pre-dental study at Clarion University (Phase I) and graduate dental study at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine (LECOM) (Phase II). Students who are accepted into this LECOM affiliation and successfully complete the required pre-dental coursework and all requirements required of Phase one to include a successful interview at LECOM are guaranteed an seat to be admitted to LECOM. Students complete Phase II course work at LECOM's Bradenton, FL campus. Upon completion of both phases of the program, students earn a D.D.S. degree from LECOM.
Five seats are reserved at LECOM each year for Clarion University accelerated affiliation students. Applications for affiliation seats are accepted from incoming high school students, Clarion freshmen and 1st semester Clarion sophomores, and are reviewed by the Pre-Professional Committee each fall. For more information, please contact Dr. Craig Scott.
Admission Criteria to Phase I:
Complete LECOM 4+4 application form
- SAT or ACT scores minimum 1170 SAT or 26 ACT
- High School GPA 3.4 or better
- Essay describing personal traits and demonstrated desire to become an dentist
Early (dual) Acceptance Program
- Can enroll & be interviewed during senior year of high school
- Available to existing students (by middle of Sophomore year, depending on track)
- With a successful interview, will receive a provisional letter of acceptance to LECOM once a commitment to Clarion University is finalized.
- Must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- Must have a SAT score of at least 1170 (Math & Verbal), ACT score of 26 or higher and a high school GPA of 3.5 or higher
- No additional interview required - seat is reserved
- Maximum of 8 credits of AP, dual enrollment, or transfer credits is allowed
Degree Track
4+4 Track
- o Must enroll before completion of first term of second year of undergraduate school
- o Receive a degree from Clarion University and then enter LECOM
- o Located in Bradenton, FL
Phase II (LECOM Matriculation) Requirements
- Submit AADSAS (Associated American Dental Schools Application Service) Application
- No minimum DAT score required
- Overall GPA > 3.4; Science GPA > 3.2
- Must make a personal visit to campus
- Approximately 100 hours of shadowing in a clinical dental setting
- Letter of recommendation from Pre-Health Advisors Committee
- Completion of all pre-requisite course work at Clarion University
- Successful completion of a criminal background check
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HeartCode ACLS Anywhere: e-Learning program for ACLS
Phone: 315 464-4851
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Course Director: N. Heramba Prasad, MD, FACEP Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
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Skills Testing
Scheduling of the Skills Testing portion of the ACLS renewal is done on an individual basis. After completion of the on-line course, contact us at the number listed above to schedule your Skills Testing session.
Department of Emergency Medicine Policy on HeartCode ACLS Training and Testing
Please read the Department of Emergency Medicine Policy on HeartCode ACLS Training and Testing before proceeding to the HeartCode ACLS web page
Skills Testing Session
The EMSTAT center charges $50 for the Skills Testing Session. Fees for the CD or on-line portion of this class vary. Current prices can be found at the Channing-Bete website.
The EM-STAT Center offers skills testing for those seeking ACLS certification renewal by honoring the HeartCode ACLS on-line course, which provides an alternative training solution for the busy professional. It is the only e-Learning system where a successful outcome results in an AHA course completion card. This self-directed ACLS program allows participants to practice techniques at their own pace and to receive feedback and evaluation of their skills in less time and at less cost than traditional training. This new program includes all AHA guidelines and updates for ACLS.
The software also contains accredited continuing education modules for the experienced healthcare provider. The modules cover these topics:
- Airway/Breathing
- Chest Pain
- Cardiac Arrest
- Tachycardia
- Bradycardia
- Metabolic
- Environmental
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text: A 2009 Date Book designed and illustrated by David S. Rose. This book features a week at-a-glance with room to write in important dates and reminders with a beautiful full-color illustration for each week. 60 original abstract art creations to inspire your day. At the end of the book there are 3 pages displaying 2008, 2009 and 2010 calendars.


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Ending today, Newegg Flash offers the refurbished Netgear 802.11n Wireless 4-Port Broadband Router, model no. WNR2000-100NAR, for $11.99 with free shipping. That's a buck below our mention from four days ago and the lowest total price we could find for a refurb by $7. This router offers 128-bit WEP, 64-bit WEP, WPA-PSK, and WPA2-PSK encryption. Other features include parental controls and an internal antenna.
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"Teaching is...empowering students to take ownership of their fields of interest. It is never about taking and passing tests. It is more about engaging them in field experiences that will provide them with hands on expertise based on critical/creative thinking and decision making. My expectation is that students will do bettter, produce more and more creatively, and as they do this, also teach me -- because teaching is also about learning from your students."
Dr. Bernardo Blanco is an Associate Professor at Florida Southern College where he teaches the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) component at the School of Education. He is getting into his 5th year at FSC and is in charge of all the coursework to certify and endorse pre-professionals in the area of ESOL--namely ESOL Empowering, Applied Linguistics (Language Acquisition), Currriculum Development, Cross-Cultural communication, and ESOL Assessment. Prior to coming to FSC, Dr. Blanco was a visiting Professor of Secondary Education and ESOL at the University of South Florida Lakeland/Tampa, where he was also the ESOL Liaison with the Tampa Campus. At Southeastern University, as an Associate Professor of Linguistics, he imparted classes in similar areas plus Teaching Methods, and Freshman Composition. He taught undergraduate and graduate courses at the University of Costa Rica (74-92), and has taught in Florida in private and public schools. His research interests include L2 acquisition, psycholinguistics, L1 and L2 literacy, ESOL legislation, and current events in the education of multicultural (diverse) populations. He is currently working on two projects: 1. a Dual Language Immersion Program at FSC pre-K; and 2. helping design a Bilingual Education Degree (collaborating with Dr. Jose Garcia and Dr. Adriana Tolentino).
Applied Linguistics, Second Language Acquisition; Methods for Middle Grades, and High School; Spanish I and II.
Ph. D., Applied Linguistics, Indiana University
M. A., Linguistics, Ohio University
B. A., English Literature, University of Costa Rica
Outstanding Faculty of the Year Award --University of South Florida - 2008
Who's Who Among American University Professors - 2005
U.S. Government - Fulbright Scholar: Fulbright Scholarship Program (Institute of International Education) to pursue Ph.D. studies at Indiana University, Bloomington.
"What Teaching is Not: An In-depth Analysis of Methodologies in the Field of Language Acquisition and Education in General in the Context of SDL - Cocoa Beach, FL 2009


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Playlists for any mood or activity
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ROC Race 2014 - Dream Team by Dream Team - 5 months ago
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New River CTC will be closed Monday, September 1, in observance of Labor Day. Classes will resume and offices will re-open on Tuesday.
New River CTC is seeking comments from the public about the college in preparation for its periodic evaluation by its regional accrediting agency. Click Here for more information about how to submit a comment.


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Well, Tiger starter Max Scherzer looked fantastic in the first inning against the Giants, setting them down 1-2-3 and striking out both Angel Pagan and Pablo Sandoval. But of course, pitching hasn't really been the Tigers' problem. Sure, they gave up eight runs in Game 1. But Detroit's hurlers held the Giants to just two runs in both Game 2 and Game 3. Which did them exactly zero good, since the Detroit's hitters scored exactly zero runs in those games.
So Scherzer's looking for some help from his mates.
He's still looking. Austin Jackson led off the bottom of the first with a grounder to second base; Quintin Berry, after rifling a long drive into the right-field corner that landed foul by less than a foot, did the same. Miguel Cabrera drew a walk from Matt Cain ... but then Cain struck out Prince Fielder, who's now just 1 for 11 in the World Series.


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Yoan Pablo Hernandez is the recognized RING Magazine champion as well as the IBF titleholder, but the 29-year-old Cuban southpaw may be the most vulnerable champ in the game. He showed the chinks...
Find out what you missed the past week. Countries highlighted in this review include the USA, UK, Argentina, Mexico, Thailand, South Korea, Italy, Latvia, China, Germany, Nicaragua, and Poland.
Manny Pacquiao faces Brandon Rios in Macao, Carl Froch takes on George Groves in Manchester, and more on this weekend's boxing schedule.
ASHLEY THEOPHANE! realizes his dreams! MUNDINE-MOSLEY! so close to realizing YOUR dream! YOAN PABLO HERNANDEZ! might fight in October! KELL BROOK! has tickets! VICTOR ORTIZ! has another yarn to spin!
Sergio Martinez left with all the hardware on Saturday, and made clear that he's the true top dog at 160 pounds. Bad Left Hook has more in this week's boxing rankings update.
Bad Left Hook recaps all the boxing action from Saturday, including Chavez Jr vs Martinez, Canelo vs Lopez, Gonzalez vs Ponce De Leon, Maidana vs Soto Karass, Hernandez vs Ross, Martinez vs Beltran...
Yoan Pablo Hernandez retained his IBF cruiserweight title with a questionable decision win over Troy Ross in Germany. Bad Left Hook has the recap.
Test your fight prognostication skills against other boxing fans in the Bad Left Hook pick'em game.
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr vs Sergio Martinez headlines the boxing weekend, and Bad Left Hook has TV listings for that, Canelo vs Lopez, Hernandez vs Ross, and more.
Yoan Pablo Hernandez will defend the IBF cruiserweight title against Troy Ross on September 15. Bad Left Hook has more.
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Green job training is critical to the sustainability of residential construction. RESNET certifications such as HERS Rater or Rating Field Inspector have become the dominant certification in the industry. Some HERS Rater training programs deliver the minimum requirements of the RESNET training standard, some deliver a bit better than the minimum required, and others view the RESNET requirements as the foundation upon which we build a superior HERS Rater training program.
How do we do that?
- We keep our class sizes small, allowing more interaction between the instructor and rater candidates. We are not a certificate mill.
- We have designed our curriculum to maximize the potential for candidates to learn how to do the work- not just regurgitate information to pass a test.
- We are passionate about raising the next generation of Raters who will join us in the fight to win America's energy independence.
- We have tons of experience as working Raters- and Trainers. And we perform both roles pretty damn well.
Education opens and enriches the individual's mind, producing a thinking worker. Unlike our current system in America, we do NOT produce drones to work in a shrinking manufacturing-based economy- instead, we produce thinking workers for an expanding knowledge-based economy.
Green job training teaches an individual how to perform specific tasks related to sustainable residential construction more efficiently and effectively. A RESNET-accredited Training Provider, we specialize in green job training for Home Energy Raters and Rating Field Inspectors. This industry has recently seen explosive growth, going from over 130,000 homes rated nationally in 2012 to over 200,000 homes rated nationally in 2013.
To produce an educated and trained Home Energy Rater or Rating Field Inspector, we developed a HERS training program that is second to none.
Our HERS Rater training program is the best in the country – in 2012, 100% of our students passed the National Exam the first time, all with scores in the 90's (and a couple who scored 100!).
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Using evidence-based principles, I designed a "flipped" hybrid Rater training program, one that I have already successfully deployed in a beta-test- so here it is!
Before a student shows up for an instructor-led HERS Training event, they must first complete modules of online education delivered through our learning platform AND successfully complete the National Core Competency Exams set up through us and administered by a local proctor such as a public library, technical school, college, or university. Once the required exams have been passed by the student, they will be invited to attend the instructor-led training where they will learn how to perform site data collection, performance testing, and- if they are pursuing Rater certification- how to use the energy modeling software more efficiently and effectively.
Why did we change? We changed our training delivery method because we identified some challenges during our beta-testing. The first problem we encountered: students didn't think the online education modules were important enough to go through!
Sure, they had loads of excuses: "My boss didn't tell me this was important", "I got swamped at work", "My home life is hectic", and my personal favorite- "You should just tell me what I need to memorize so I can pass the test"!
I don't buy that BS at all- if you don't think knowing how to do your job more efficiently and effectively is important- you should get out of private industry and get a job with the Postal Service! We are all very busy, but your failure to manage your own learning process doesn't give you the right to take away from the students who did- and it certainly doesn't give you the right to waste my time that I devote to investing into the life of someone who cares about their future. And if you think I'm going to provide Rater training by telling you what you need to know just to pass the test, you are in for a surprise!
My goal is NOT to provide HERS Rater training- it is to produce educated HERS Raters!
Why? Because turning out poorly trained and educated Raters (the Rater certificate mills) costs the employer more money and increases quality assurance problems! In fact, these problems increase the cost of performing HERS Ratings:
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Discipline Ideas That Work
At one time or another, all parents struggle with discipline – establishing and enforcing limits and getting their kids to speak to them respectfully and do what they're supposed to do. But remember: Discipline isn't only about correction. It's also about teaching kids to control themselves and care about others so they can grow up to be productive members of society.
Here are 22 approaches you can use to help your kids to do just that:
1. Be Firm
Set reasonable limits, and explain and enforce them.
2. Be Consistent
Your child will learn to adapt to inconsistencies between you and your partner – if you allow jumping on the bed but she doesn't, for example, the child will do it when he's with you and won't when he's with your partner. However, if you allow jumping one day and prohibit it the next, you'll only confuse your child and undermine your attempts to get him to listen when you ask him to do something.
3. Compromise
Kids can't always tell the difference between big and little issues, so give in on a few small things once in a while (an extra piece of birthday cake at the end of a long day might avoid a tantrum). That will give the child a feeling of control and will make it easier for him to go along with the program on the bigger issues (holding hands while crossing the street, for example).
4. Be Assertive and Specific
"Stop throwing your food now" is much better than "Cut that out!"
5. Give Choices
Kathryn Kvols, author of Redirecting Children's Behavior (Parenting Press, 1997), suggests, for example, that if your child is yanking all the books off a shelf in the living room, you say, "Would you like to stop knocking the books off the shelf or would you like to go to your room?" If he ignores you, gently but firmly lead the child to his room and tell him he can come back into the living room when he's ready to listen to you.
6. Cut Down on Warnings
If the child knows the rules (at this age, all you have to do is ask), impose the promised consequences immediately. If you make a habit of giving six preliminary warnings and three "last" warnings before doing anything, your child will learn to start responding only the eighth or ninth time you ask.
7. Link Consequences Directly to Problem Behavior
And don't forget – clearly and simply – to explain what you're doing and why: "I'm taking away your hammer because you hit me," or "I asked you not to take that egg out of the fridge, and you didn't listen to me. Now you'll have to help me clean it up."
8. No Banking
If you're imposing punishments or consequences, do it immediately. You can't punish a child at the end of the day for something (or a bunch of things) he did earlier – he won't associate the undesirable action and its consequence.
9. Keep It Short
Once the punishment is over (and whatever it is it shouldn't last any more than a minute per year of age), get back to your life. There's no need to review, summarize or make sure the child got the point.
10. Stay Calm
Screaming, ranting or raving can easily cross the line into verbal abuse that can do long-term damage to your child's self-esteem.
11. Get Down to Your Child's Level
When you're talking to your child, especially to criticize, kneel or sit. You'll still be big enough that he'll know who the boss is.
12. Don't Lecture
Instead, ask questions to engage the child in a discussion of the problematic behavior: "Is smoking cigars OK for kids or not?" "Do you like it when someone pushes you down in the park?"
13. Criticize the Behavior, Not the Child
Even such seemingly innocuous comments as "I've told you a thousand times," or "Every single time you ..." gives the child the message that he's doomed to disappoint you no matter what he does.
14. Reinforce Positive Behavior
We spend so much time criticizing the negatives and not enough time complimenting the positives. Heartfelt comments like, "I'm so proud of you when I see you cleaning up your toys," go a long way.
15. Play Games
"Let's see who can put the most toys away," and "I bet I can put my shoes on before you can" are big favorites. But be sure not to put away more toys or to put your shoes on first – kids under age 5 have a tough time losing.
16. Avoid Tantrums
Learn to recognize the things that trigger your child's tantrums. The most common triggers include exhaustion, overstimulation, hunger and illness. Keeping those factors to a minimum will go a long way toward reducing tantrums.
17. No Spanking
It's bad for the kids and bad for you. Children who get spanked are more likely to suffer from poor self-esteem and depression. They're also more likely to believe that it's OK to hit other people when they're mad. After all, you do.
18. No Shaking
It may seem like a less violent way of expressing your frustrations than spanking, but it really isn't. Shaking your baby can make his little brain rattle around inside his skull, resulting in brain damage.
19. No Bribes
It's tempting to pay a child off to get him to do or not do something. But the risk – and it's a big one – is that he will demand some kind of payment before complying with just about anything.
20. Be a Grown-up
Biting your child or pulling his hair to demonstrate that biting or hitting is wrong or doesn't feel good will backfire – guaranteed.
21. Offer Cheese With That Whine
Tell your child that you simply don't respond to whining and that you won't give him what he wants until he asks in a nice way – and stick with it.
22. Set a Good Example
If your child sees you and your partner arguing without violence, he'll learn to do the same. If he sees you flouting authority by running red lights, he'll do the same.
Above all, make sure you understand your child. Trying to discipline him without understanding why he's doing what he's doing is a little like taking cough syrup for emphysema – the thing that's bugging you goes away for a while, but the underlying problem remains and keeps getting worse with time. The most direct way to solve this is to simply ask your child what's going on and why he's acting the way he is. In many cases, he'll tell you. If he won't tell you or doesn't have the vocabulary to do so, make an educated guess such as, "Are you writing on the walls because you want me to spend more time with you?"


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CARY — It's not often that you lose a game in which your pitching staff allows just two hits but the rarity of such a feat was no solace to Garner Tuesday in Central Carolina Scholastic Summer League action.
Despite starting pitcher Colin Pippen and reliever Alan Robinson silencing the Cary bats for much of the night, the Buccos spoiled Garner's impressive tandem pitching performance with a pair of late runs in a 2-0 defeat.
Greg Jones dealt the biggest blow with a RBI triple in the bottom of the sixth inning that scored Spencer Haroldson, who led the inning off with a walk.
Jones would later score on a Garner error but one run was all the Buccos would need as the Blue Jays could not come up with the big hit when they absolutely needed it.
Cary reliever Michael Sweeney plunked consecutive batters in the back and walked Nick Gallogly to load the bases with just one out in the top of the seventh.
However, Haroldson entered the game and promptly recorded the contest's final two outs on a groundball to third base and a deep fly to left field.
In all, the Blue Jays (4-7) ended the night 0-for-6 at the plate with runners in scoring position and stranded eight runners over the seven innings.
J.C. Barringer pitched five scoreless innings for the Buccos and recorded the only other hit all night for Cary.
Cary (5-5) had similar issues getting anything going offensively thanks to Pippen and Robinson.
Pippen tossed three hitless innings while striking out four and walking none. Robinson struck out two batters in his three innings and allowed just the one earned run on two hits to keep the Blue Jays in the game.
"Colin Pippen did great, worked quick and didn't give up any hits and Alan Robinson also did really well," Garner coach Derik Goffena said. "We walked the leadoff guy in the sixth inning and he came around to score.
"We only walked one or two, made a couple errors that hurt but both pitchers did very well."
A young Garner club that needed to call up four players from its jayvee team to fill in for players fulfilling other commitments threatened to score on several different occasions.
The Blue Jays managed to get runners on second and third base with one out in the second before a popup and one of Barringer's seven strikeouts wrecked the opportunity.
Nick Gallogly reached base in the fifth on a walk and advanced to third on a Buccos error but Garner could not cash in with two chances to bring him home.
Trevor Blalock recorded two hits for the Blue Jays while Jack Elliott and Logan Torruella accounted for the other two Garner base hits of the night.
"We've got a real good group of young players coming up," said Goffena. "They're coming along decently. We had some young guys making some good plays defensively and having some good at bats.
"We need to hit the ball better but I thought the effort was pretty good."


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Cummings says staff arriving at the office Wednesday morning found a putty-like substance on the front door. Police and the FBI tested the material, and a bomb technician determined it to be non-explosive.
The staff was advised to stay out of the building.
Cummings says the FBI is doing tests and collecting evidence, and that the staff will be able to enter the building once that's done. Cummings, who was in Washington Wednesday morning, says he'll be at his Baltimore office to discuss the matter later Wednesday.
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The Reds run of great starting pitching hit a bump Saturday
at Wrigley Field in an 8-4 loss to the Cubs.
Tony Cingrani gave up three earned runs in five innings
pitched and the Reds staff allowed three home runs to a Cubs offense which had
scored only one run since last weekend.
The loss drops the Reds to 7-10 on the season, but
Cincinnati can still win the series Sunday and have won 16 of the last 18 at
"I don't know, I think that you have that winning streak a
lot of things go right and go your way," said Bryan Price. "We've had
some games where we scored a lot of runs and gave up a lot of runs and we had
some battles into extra innings. There have been a million types of games
the last few years here and believe me we don't take it for granted."
Relief pitchers Logan Ondrusek and Nick Christiani combined
to give up five of Chicago's runs in the middle innings.
Brandon Phillips did play the day after leaving Friday's
game with back spasms. Ryan Ludwick sat Saturday's game after fouling a
pitch off his left big toe on Friday.
The Reds did activate Sean Marshall from the disabled list
before Saturday's game and optioned relief pitcher Curtis Partch to AAA
Billy Hamilton and Jay Bruce each banged out three hits for
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CLINICAL Witham Town put their title anguish behind them to book their place in next season's Ryman Premier, courtesy of an emphatic 3-0 success against Harlow in today's play-off final at the Village Glass Stadium.
Garry Kimble's side missed out on the division one north championship on the final day of the regular season, after finishing just a point behind top dogs VCD Athletic.
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