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SAN DIEGO -- The Phillies, who have won six straight games, return to the site of one of their greatest triumphs in team history on Thursday night when the take the field at Dodger Stadium to face the Los Angeles Dodgers.In October the Phils beat the Dodgers, 5-1, at Dodger Stadium behind the stout pitching of Cole Hamels to win the National League Championship Series in five games and capture their first NL pennant since 1993 and advance to the World Series. Hamels, who was 2-0 in two starts against the Dodgers in the NLCS, will be on the mound for the Phillies on Thursday against Clayton Kershaw in a battle of left-handers. This will be the first of a four-game series and matches the Phillies, the team with the Majors' best road record (19-6) against the Dodgers, the team with the Majors best home record (20-6). The teams met in May at Citizens Bank Park, where the Dodgers took two out of three from the Phillies, who are just 12-14 at home this season. A year ago, the Dodgers swept all four games at Dodger Stadium from the Phillies while Philadelphia returned the favor, beating L.A. four times at Citizens Bank Park. The Phillies have been bolstered by the return of reliever J.C. Romero, who was back on the roster on Wednesday following the completion of his 50-game suspension for violating Major League Baseball's policy against performance-enhancing substances. Last week, the Dodgers welcomed back right-hander Hiroki Kuroda, who hadn't pitched since Opening Day after getting sidelined two months with a strained oblique muscle. Kuroda will pitch on Saturday against Joe Blanton, while Jamie Moyer and Eric Milton will square off on Friday in a battle of left-handers. Phillies manager Charlie Manuel hasn't officially named his starter for Sunday, but it appears that rookie left-hander Antonio Bastardo, who won his Major League debut against the Padres on Tuesday, will likely get the start against lefty Randy Wolf. "I haven't talked to [pitching coach Rick] Dubee about it," said Manuel, "but right now we need a starter, and more than likely it will be Bastardo. I'm not saying it is him definitively, but it's pretty close unless something happens. "I like the way he pitched. I think he'll be able to throw his secondary pitchers [slider and changeup] this next time out."
Bastardo threw primarily fastballs in beating the Padres.Pitching matchup
PHI: LHP Cole Hamels (3-2, 5.21 ERA)
Hamels couldn't find his rhythm against the Nationals on Saturday. In six innings, Hamels gave up eight hits and six earned runs, including a two-run pinch-hit homer to Ronnie Belliard in the sixth. Hamels struck out seven and walked one in a 104-pitch performance. Hamels' ERA climbed from 4.68 to 5.21. At times, his fastball was in the 92-93 mph range. Other times, it dipped to 88-89. Location hurt Hamels the most, especially on the homer. LAD: LHP Clayton Kershaw (3-3, 4.34 ERA)
In his last outing, Kershaw posted a quality start at Coors Field, holding the Rockies to three runs on four hits and four walks in six innings, striking out four. His damage came in a two-inning stretch, when the left-hander walked three and balked in a run in the third before yielding a two-run homer and the lead in the fourth. Kershaw recovered well, holding Colorado hitless for his final two innings and watching his team reclaim the lead in the top of the seventh. His poise under pressure was a definite sign of growth for the quickly maturing southpaw. Tidbits
Right-hander Brett Myers will undergo surgery on his inflamed right hip on Thursday. New York-based orthopedist Bryan Kelly, who operated on Chase Utley in November, will perform the surgery. ... Antonia Bastardo was one of two pitchers who made their Major League debuts on Tuesday against Cy Young Award winners. Bastardo bested Jake Peavy and Oakland's Vin Mazzaro beat Bartolo Colon and the Chicago White Sox. It was the first time that two pitchers accomplished that feat on the same day. Tickets
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Friday: Phillies (Jamie Moyer, 4-5, 6.75) at Dodgers (Eric Milton, 2-0, 3.14), 10:10 p.m. ET
Saturday: Phillies (Joe Blanton, 4-3, 5.86) at Dodgers (Hiroki Kuroda, 1-1, 2.53), 4:10 p.m. ET
Sunday: Phillies (TBD) at Dodgers (Randy Wolf, 3-1, 3.21), 8:00 p.m. ET
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TYLER, TX (KLTV) - The generosity of thousands of East Texans have helped make this Extreme Makeover possible. Many contributors will keep on giving, even after the big reveal. Among the list of donors, John Soules Foods will feed the Carr family for the next three years.
It is a family that has motivated the community. "I think what really inspires people is other people who, number one, are in need. But number two, give back to community like the Carr family has. It is an extreme thing, an awesome thing, that they are doing with their children," said John Soules, Jr.
John Soules Foods will help make this Extreme Makeover last longer than this week. In fact, they'll make it last three years by filling up the Carr's fridge with meat products. Soules said, "We just thought it would be something that would go a long way with the economy the way it is and food getting more and more expensive."
It's the same kind of community support that Soules company experienced when their meat packing facility burned in 1994. "We had some real problems at that point. [We] didn't know if we were going to make it, and the community came together and helped us," said Soules. This event influenced them to give back. When the Carrs come home, Soules will find out what type of meats they like. He said the cost is unknown. "It will be something that shouldn't be a big deal for us. We aren't worried about that. We just want to take care of them," said Soules. They're just one of the companies doing their part to help out.
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Last week's stretch of cold, rainy days put me in a soup-making mood, and after several evenings of dicing and simmering, I noticed a theme emerge. Pretty much every pot of soup I made got topped off with a generous quantity of chopped kale. This versatile vegetable, considered an oddity just a decade or so ago, has steamed, sautéed, roasted and rawed its way into many cooks' hearts, including mine. The dark green leaves hold up to heat better than spinach but cook faster than collards. They add substance without being too fibrous, and they offer just a hint of sweetness.Kale is so mild-tasting, in fact, that even greens-haters can hardly put up a fuss when a little of it ends up mixed into a salad, stew or pot of soup. (No wonder Anderson Cooper is so pale; he has no chlorophyll in his system.) Those of us who actually like our leafies, on the other hand, welcome the way kale enlivens stand-by recipes with extra color and texture. It was in this spirit that I threw in a few handfuls of gorgeous Lacinato kale, acquired at Morningside Farmers Market the Saturday before, to a white bean soup and discovered a new favorite. Somehow the added green transforms what has always felt like a hardy half-meal—in need of at least a salad or some steamed broccoli to make it whole—into a main course. We'll be making this soup at least a few more times before spring arrives. > Try it: Winter White Bean Soup With Olives and Kale


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By now, most of us are tired of discussing Vick's off the field indiscretions. However, it's now refreshing to celebrate Vick's on-the-field production. Interestingly, I've sense a backlash when discussing Vick's performances. I wanted to sight a few criticisms that I feel are not accurate.
1. Vick can't read defenses: This is ridiculous. Maybe Vick wasn't going through his progressions in the past, but that is irrelevant to judging his 2010 season. In baseball, the "magical age" for baseball players is 27. That's when hitters have their prime season. In football, it seems the prime age for quarterbacks is 30. Many QB hit their stride at this age. Vick is no exception.
When I hear "Vick can't read defenses" I'm wondering what people are watching. On Sunday's game, Vick hit Maclin and Avant in stride several times. Throughout the season, Vick didn't throw interceptions very often, and he had a 100+ quarterback rating. These characteristics aren't symbolic of a "bozo" QB. Chad Henne, Alex Smith, and Jake Delhomme are QB who can't read defenses.
2. Vick was figured out: Again this is totally absurd. Did anyone say Philip Rivers was "figured out"? Rivers was on pace to break Marino's record and he fell short. Did anyone say Orton was "figured out" after his phenomenal start? He got benched at the end of the season. How come Rivers, Orton and Vick petered off? It's called THE LAW OF AVERAGES! There's no way Vick could play better than his game against the Skins. There's no way you can play an entire season without making mistakes (unless it's Tom Brady).
In another baseball analogy, Vick was like a guy who hit .420 before the All Star Break, but then finishes the year hitting .370. It's not that pitchers "figured him out", it's just not realistic to expect a guy to be that hot the entire season. Same with Vick. Like I stated earlier, he still had a 100+ rating.
3. Vick doesn't slide: This criticism isn't really that egregious. I would be inclined to agree that he should slide more, except I believe that he is incapable of sliding. Sometimes a competitor's strength is his weakness. Adrian Peterson ran so hard he made himself susceptible to fumbles. Drew Brees believes he can stick throws into tight windows, but that lead him to throwing 20+ interceptions this season. Vick's aggressive running style leads him to not sliding. Asking him to slide is like telling Iverson to stop going to the hole.
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[Journal of the Simplified Spelling Society, J31, 2002/2, pp25-26]
[Also on this page: Tribute to Laurence Fennelly.
[James Pitman: see Anthology, Bulletins]
[G.B. Shaw and the Shaw alfabet: see Journals, Newsletters, Bulletins.]
Introduction to Shaw's Alfabet.
Sir James Pitman.
Excerpts from Sir James Pitman's Introduction to
the Shaw edition of Androcles and the Lion. p. 12-15.
With the Shaw edition of Penguin Books Androcles and the Lion, you have both the traditional writing system and the Shavian transcriptions on facing pages. [Amazon price about $10]Why should anyone wish to use (the Shaw alphabet)'? And why should there be any departure from the familiar forms of the Roman alphabet in which English is printed and written?
The characters themselves are very distinct. To prove them more legible, open the book and hold it upside down in front of a mirror.
The economy in space and greater simplicity of characters ought also to increase the speed and ease of writing - even more than it does the ease of reading. Many of the characters easily join into pairs; the sounds of the language are completely characterized, thus permitting abbreviation with great reliability.
Shaw found traditional script too laborious, and Pitman's shorthand too economical.
Though at this time we can only guess, it is probable that an abbreviated handwriting speed of 60-100 words a minute, with complete reliability of reading, will be possible for those who attain 'automatic' facility with Shaw's alphabet. In other words, reading may be 50-75 per cent, and writing 80-100 per cent faster, and even 200-300 per cent, by using simple abbreviations.
Shaw insisted that, unless his alphabet were to offer the substantial advantages he himself desired, there would be no reason for adding to the existing media of communication, which include: typewriting, shorthand, morse, semaphore, and braille, in addition to the Roman alphabet which is itself represented by three quite different sets of signs (as in ALPHABET, alphabet, alphabet) Upper case, lowercase, italic.
Although this means starting from scratch, remember that Isaac Pitman, whose shorthand Shaw used for all his writings, also did so with a system offering the same advantages as Shaw's alphabet: that is, the saving of time, effort, and money.
Sir James Pitman teaches 4 boys
the i.t.a. spelling of "ies creem"
If those who tried it found it advantageous, they would use it, and by it would gain what following it deserved. If its benefits were substantial enough, it would spread and establish itself through merit - as Arabic numerals did despite the then complete satisfaction with Roman numerals.
Utilitarian advantage is thus the principle governing the new alphabet. Shaw was unique in pointing out that substantial economy could be attained only (a) if the designer were to depart from a system evolved by the Romans 2,000 years ago for carving their public notices in stone; (b) if a single set of alphabetical characters were used - abolishing the different look of words in capitals, small letters, and linked handwritten letters; and (c) if each distinct sound of the language were spelt with its own unvarying character.
These three factors in designing, taken together, made a non-Roman alphabet essential. Of course, there is nothing revolutionary in that. There are hundreds of non-Roman alphabets - and there are several variations within the Roman alphabet,
HERE IS A SENTENCE, here is a sentence,
hir iz a sentens, here is a sentence
(Greek) ηρ ισ α σεντενσ (Russian) ИP ИC a CeHTeHC
hir iz a sentens, here is a sentence
(Greek) ηρ ισ α σεντενσ (Russian) ИP ИC a CeHTeHC
Thus these four English words may already be represented in a number of existing alphabets. Those who know Greek and English, Russian and English, etc., will have no difficulty in reading that sentence immediately in as many alphabets as they know - and it is considered at school that once a child has learned his A, B, C, D, he is well placed to learn also his a,b,c,d, his a, b, c, d, his α, β, Γ, δ, [Greek] and his A, б, Г, д. (Russian].
President of the SSS
In his Will, Shaw specified just such a standardization for this play. He laid down for it a 'pronunciation to resemble that recorded of His Majesty our late King George V and sometimes described as Northern English'. He was an expert in stage direction and, so it may be supposed, considered this pronunciation to be the best basis for comprehension with acceptability in reading as he had found it to be in speech from the stage.
But by all means write as you think fit, and leave experts to standardize printers' spelling.
Tribute to Laurence Raymond Fennelly, 1926-2002.Lawrence "Laurie" Fennelly died in January 2002 at the age of 85. Laurie joined the Spelling Society in the 1966 and served as its treasurer from 1985 to 1987. From 1987 to 1991, he was the secretary of the Spelling Society.
Laurie was the leader of the working party on New Spelling 90 and wrote the NS90 leaflet and Pamflet 12 NS90.
NS90 continues to be one of the favorite alternative writing systems among society members. I recall favorable comments from Ron Footer and Ian Hunter. Ron is now a proponent of RITE, a writing system with more exception rules and a closer correspondence to T.O.
Laurie joined SSS in the 1966 and he may have joined the committee earlier than our current information. He was the author of two journal articles: "Revision of "New Spelling'," J1 Autm 1985 pp 3-4 and "Revised New Spelling - The Position in 1987," 1987/3, pp. 14-16. One of the basic changes was the use of Y for the new spelling <ie>.
Chris Upward wrote about Laurie in January, "He was, I think one can say, the SSSs most active orthografr in th late 1980s, producing th 'New Spelling 90' pamflet, and I found my argumnts with him then most stimulating."
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Nanotechnology has developed rapidly in recent years, and nanomaterials are now found in a wide range of consumer products and products intended for professional use. The number of new products on the market is expected to rise, but knowledge of how humans and the environment are affected remains sparse.
This subject is therefore of great interest to many people. The Swedish Chemical Agency (KemI) has followed development in recent years and has produced several reports on behalf of the Swedish Government.
KemI takes part in ongoing work in the OECD (the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development) to bring about greater knowledge of the risks to health and the environment caused by nanomaterials. The question whether toxicity tests, used in the risk assessment of common chemicals, also give reliable risk assessments of nanomaterials. In addition, KemI takes part in work within the EU to ensure that nanomaterials are properly dealt with by current legislation.
One nanometre is a millionth of a millimetre, or a billionth of a metre. Nanomaterials may be either entirely new chemical structures or already known chemical structures at a smaller scale. As a result of their small size, nanomaterials may have entirely different properties and functions. Nanotechnology is concerned with forming and using these small structures.
The European Commission has developed a recommended definition of nanomaterial that will be introduced in all relevant EU legislation. The main features of the EU definition of nanomaterial is that the material should be between 1 and 100 nanometers in at least one dimension.
Not all nanomaterials at nanoscale are new. Some have always existed around us. They exist in smoke from fires, salt crystals in the sea, vehicle exhausts and ceramic materials. Gold and silver at nanoscale have been used in coloured glass and ceramics ever since the 10th century. Carbon black has been used for a long time and is found in printing inks, rubber tyres and other black rubber parts.
Nowadays we can read in the press about the use of nanotechnology in most technical areas. These uses range from wafer-thin hand-held computers to revolutionary DNA research. There are nanomaterials in most electronic products today, as well as in surface treatment materials used on cars, frying pans and skiwear, but also in certain creams and make-up. Read more about cosmetics and hygiene products on the Medical Product Agency's website.
Nanomaterials are covered by REACH just like all other substances. However, KemI is of the opinion that REACH needs to be adopted to ensure the safe handling of nanomaterials. In a draft proposal for a nanomaterials regulation, KemI has proposed a way forward towards a safe handling. This proposal could also be used to adapt REACH to nanomaterials. Swedish draft proposal
A nanometre is a millionth millimetre or a billonth metre. The prefix is derived from the Greek νᾶνος, meaning "dwarf", and was officially confirmed as standard in 1960.
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The Entlebucher Mountain Dog is a breed of dog in the Swiss mountain dog family of breeds. It is also known as the Entlebucher Sennenhund, Entelbuch Mountain Dog, Entelbucher Cattle Dog and similar combinations.This breed was used originally for driving and guarding cattle.Like all of the Swiss mountain dogs, its origins are ancient, probably dating back to Roman times, but today's breed standards were solidified in the 1800s when Franz Schertenleib made a concerted effort to track down, identify, and breed this small mountain dog. The breed is named for the Swiss town of Entlebuch in Lucerne.These muscular dogs are good guard dogs but are also excellent with children.Entlebuchers are always tricolor (black, tan, and white). For show dogs, the markings should be symmetrical. The dog weighs 55-60 pounds (25-30 kg) and stands about 19 to 20 inches (48-51 cm) at the shoulder.ÿ
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Nothing goes better with summer than baseball and good food. A brother and sister are hoping to one day go to an Atlanta Braves game, with their forever family.FOX 5's Karen Graham has this week's Wednesday's Child.
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A Texas Department of Public Safety trooper arrested a 56-year-old Lufkin man for allegedly driving drunk with three children under the age of 15 in the car Sunday afternoon.
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According to Trooper David Hendry, a DPS spokesman, Villanueva's 1993 GMC van was stopped at the intersection of Business 59 and Chestnut Drive for a traffic violation at approximately 2:30 p.m. Sunday. A 13-year-old girl, an 8-year-old girl, and a 3-year-old boy were in the vehicle with Villanueva when he was pulled over, Hendry said.
The report stated that Villanueva had the odor of alcohol on his breath, and had red, glassy eyes. After Villanueva performed poor on the field sobriety test, he was arrested for DWI with a child under the age of 15 in the car, Hendry said.
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Last week, I was honored to attend a special ceremony held at the Towson Branch of the Baltimore County Public Library (BCPL). Ron and Patricia Fisher -- who were long-time residents of Perry Hall -- joined members of the Foundation for BCPL to announce a gift of over $11,300 from the Allison E. Fisher Memorial Fund. The Foundation will add the gift to its endowment fund to support children's literacy efforts, which was established in 2011.
This generous gift from the Fisher family will also launch the Margaret Peterson Giving Circle, which consists of those who include the Foundation for BCPL in their estate plans or make a gift of $10,000 or more to the Foundation's endowment fund. It is named after in her estate plans.
To anyone who knew the Fishers during their days here in Perry Hall, I'm sure it comes as no surprise that this close-knit family has never stopped looking for ways to give back to the community. A particular focus for the family, especially Pat Fisher, has been to help advance the mission and scope of our local public library system.
In speaking with Pat recently, it became clear that much of the family's interest in libraries can be traced to their daughter Allison. This remarkable woman was, among other things, a 1987 Perry Hall High School honors graduate, a magna cum laude graduate of the American University, and an accomplished local and national television journalist. Tragically, Allison passed away as a result of breast cancer at the age of only 28.
Proud mother Pat Fisher happily related that "Allison was dedicated to learning and sharing information. She loved her time as an intern with BCPL, and we felt this was an excellent way to continue her legacy of learning and sharing."
It should be clear to all that, through their generous contribution, the Fishers have taken an important step that will help Allison's memory stay alive. Allison's love of reading and of libraries will continue on, as the Foundation for BCPL works to instill the love of reading in children through their endowment to support children's literacy efforts.
Back in 2010, the Foundation for BCPL began planning for a $1 million endowment campaign to support children's literacy efforts throughout the library system. Thanks to the generous donations of individuals, businesses, and families like the Fishers of Perry Hall, to date, just over $540,000 in contributions have been designated for this endowment.
Fifth District Baltimore County Councilman David Marks (who also serves on the board of the Foundation for BCPL), made an interesting observation to me after last week's event. Marks noted that "given that government resources are limited these days, contributions to the library's endowment provide the support necessary to keep our library branches thriving." I can think of no better way for an individual or family to leave their mark than by making that kind of a difference.


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The Swan Quarter Volunteer Fire Department responded to a house fire at 4876 Quarter Road on Thursday evening. The double-wide mobile home was home to three adults and a young grandchild. The department was able to bring the fire under control within an hour.
Investigators found the cause of the fire which started in the wall of an unused bedroom. An electrical outlet shorted and set the wall on fire. The fire spread quickly through the home causing the trailer to be a total loss.
Firefighters say the occupants had smelled smoke and had begun searching for the source when they saw flames coming from under the bedroom door. They attempted to put out the fire using a fire extinguisher; however they were unable to contain the fire and left the home unhurt.
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MONROE, La. (KNOE 8 NEWS) The Supreme Court has ruled that parts of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 are no longer valid. This means states no longer need federal approval when changes are made in election procedures.
Charles Kincade is a member of the ACLU and he doesn't like the Supreme Court's decision because he says racism still exist Louisiana.
"Historical discrimination including slavery, including Jim Crow, I'm not sure that has been eliminated from our society. Frankly, I don't think it has and so I am disappointed with the decision," said Charles Kincade.
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 insured minorities were not discriminated against by abolishing literacy test and other prerequisites that discriminated against minorities. Kincade says eliminating the federal government could open the door for inequality.
"The main concern is that groups of Americans not be disenfranchised, specifically African American voters and African American's not have their voting strength diluted and be gerrymandered in such a way that their vote doesn't count equally as all others," said Kincade.
Louisiana's Secretary of State says progress has been made and a lot of changes have occurred since 1965.
"The evidence would show that black participation or minority participation is all time highs and is on equal footing as whites," said Tom Schedler.
Schedler says voter turnout will not change and no discrimination will take place in Louisiana.
"We're not doing anything different. We're not changing any laws so we are going to do things exactly like we have been doing for the last fifty years," said Schedler.
Kincade says he'll be watching closely to make sure everyone gets treated fairly in the election process or this defense attorney will get to work.
Republicans in Mississippi and other states have already pledged to pass laws requiring voters to have photo identification, in addition to change voting hours and commission districts. Those are all moves that would have required federal approval before Wednesday's ruling.


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MIAMI — The San Antonio Spurs returned to the NBA Finals just the way they left — with a victory over LeBron James.
Tim Duncan overcame a slow start to finish with 20 points and 14 rebounds, Tony Parker banked in a desperation jumper on a broken play with 5.2 seconds left and the Spurs withstood James' triple-double to beat the Miami Heat 92-88 on Thursday night in a thrilling Game 1.
Parker ended up with 21 points after referees reviewed his shot to make sure it just beat the shot clock, giving San Antonio a four-point edge in a game that was close the whole way.
"Tony's shot is one of those things that happens sometimes," Manu Ginobili said. "We got lucky today."
James had 18 points, 18 rebounds and 10 assists in his second straight NBA Finals triple-double, but he shot only 7 of 16 against some good defense by Kawhi Leonard, and Miami's offense stalled in the fourth quarter.
Playing for the championship for the first time since sweeping James' Cleveland Cavaliers in 2007, the Spurs improved to 5-for-5 in Game 1s, hanging around for three quarters and then blowing by the defending champions midway through the fourth.
Ginobili, the third member of San Antonio's Big Three that has combined for 99 postseason victories together, finished with 13 points, and Danny Green had 12.
"It doesn't matter how we're categorized — old, veterans, whatever you call us, we're in the mix," Duncan said.
Game 2 is Sunday night.
James became a champion on this floor last year in Game 5 against Oklahoma City, but he hasn't forgotten his first taste of the finals.
The Spurs overwhelmed his Cavaliers and James spoke Wednesday like someone who had payback in mind. He was 22 then, a fourth-year player headed for greatness but with holes in his game that San Antonio exploited.


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This morning, as I was scrolling through Facebook, I noticed a friend had shared a picture that had a list of things to write down for the 2013 year. I figured it would be fun to look back on this at the end of 2014, so here is my list. (I'm not going to do the entire list, because this post could go on for days. :P)
New Year's Challenge: 2013
10 things I did this year:
~Learned that no matter how much you want someone to change their life for the better, you cannot force them to do so. They have to take the steps themselves.
~Watched D power through non-stop sickness, two surgeries, and a diagnosis of asthma, all while coming out like a champ. I love that little boy tremendously.
~Moved from one house to another, on the same base, just a street over. This may not be big for some, but we came out of hermit status and have been surrounded with incredible neighbors. Oh yeah... we also got out of a house full of mold. Enough said.
~Sent Carter to his last year of elementary school (heartbreak!), sent Aiden to 2nd grade (he's growing too fast) and sent Channing to his first day of Kindergarten (yes, I cried). Still can't believe I have three in school.
~Learned the true difference between a speech delay and a speech disorder. Jaxon has had a year of struggle, but every day comes out stronger. Pretty soon we start the IEP process for him and he may be the next in school. What am I going to do with only one kid at home!?
~I've met some pretty amazing people this year. That's one of the perks about military life. New people always come into your life, and with any luck, you'll be able to be lifelong friends. To the new people I've met this year... you know who you are. I think you're all pretty darn fantastic. :)
~Watched my husband promote. He worked his butt off for it, so it was well deserved.
~Found out who I am, spiritually. For years, I knew what I believed in, but was afraid to come forward for fear of ridicule. This year changed that.
~Went to my first Comic Con. I absolutely loved it and it was worth the 2 1/2 hour wait.
~I graduated from college!!! What felt like an eternity was finished in July. Double BA in Psychology and Early Childhood Education. 3.99 GPA. TOTALLY proud of myself.
My resolutions for this year:
~To help as many people as I can, whether it's through volunteering or simply through random acts of kindness.
~Start my MSW in Military Studies. My overall goal is to work with service members who have dealt with trauma or crisis and to help military families, spouses and children.
~To count every single one of my blessings, every day of the year.
What about you? What are your plans for this year? Do you have a hard time sticking to resolutions?
I hope you all have a fantastic New Year! Stay safe!


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Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Lawrence Roberts has been selected 2012 Trooper of the Year at the Cleveland Metro Post.
The selection of Trooper Lawrence Roberts, 42, is in recognition of outstanding service during 2012 at the Cleveland Metro Post. Fellow officers stationed at the Cleveland Metro Post chose Trooper Roberts based on leadership abilities, professional ethics, courteous treatment of others, enthusiastic work attitude, and cooperation with supervisors, peers, and the public.
Trooper Roberts is now in contention for the District and State Trooper of the Year Award to be announced at a later date.
Trooper Roberts joined the Highway Patrol in 1999 and has served at the Cleveland Metro Post. Originally from Cleveland and a graduate of John F. Kennedy High School, Trooper Roberts served in the U.S. Marine Corps., and attended the University of Akron.
Other Highway Patrol awards received in the past include:
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Exposing inner mitochondrial membranes to ultrasonic vibrations will disrupt the membranes. However, the fragments will reseal "inside out." These little vesicles that result can still transfer electrons from NADH to oxygen and synthesize ATP. If the membranes are agitated still further however, theability to synthesize ATP is lost.
After the first disruption, when electron transfer and ATP synthesize still occur, what must be present?
A) all of the electron transport proteins as well as ATP synthase
B) all of the electron transport system and the ability to add CoA to acetyl groups
C) the ATP synthase system is sufficient
D) the electron transport system is sufficient
E) plasma membranes like those bacteria use for respiration
A) all of the electron transport proteins as well as ATP synthase


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