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Sometimes depression starts out as stress that builds slowly, with no physical or emotional outlet -- a victim may experience physical symptoms such as fatigue. As the stress continues with no release, the victim may slide into depression with a completely different set of symptoms.
Someone suffering from depression may find they are withdrawing from people, no longer finding pleasure in life and overcome by feelings of sadness, disappointment or loneliness. The physical symptoms of depression include body aches, pains, fatigue, poor sleep, poor eating habits, heartburn, early morning wakefulness or sleeping too much.
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Review: Kidani Village at Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas, Continued
By Dave Shute
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There are currently 8 official Disney Vacation Club resorts at Walt Disney World.
However, I have come to count them as ten, because two of the resorts–Saratoga Springs and the Animal Kingdom Villas–have two very different areas.
In order of their appropriateness for first time family visitors to Walt Disney World, they are:
- The Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge
- Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas–Jambo House
- Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas–Kidani Village
- Bay Lake Tower at Disney's Contemporary Resort
- The Villas at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa
- Disney's Beach Club Villas
- Disney's Boardwalk Villas
- Disney's Old Key West Resort
- Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa, main resort
- Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort, Treehouse Villas area.
These resorts are available to anyone to reserve through the regular Walt Disney World website or the resort reservations phone number at 407-939-7675.
They also are available to the general public at great discounts through renting points from a Disney Vacation Club member.
All Disney Vacation Club resorts have studio rooms, One-Bedroom Villas, and Two-Bedroom Villas.
Most have Grand Villas as well.
Kidani Village floor plans of all room types are on this page.
At Kidani Village, Studios sleep four and have a microwave and mini fridge.
One-Bedroom Villas have a master bedroom with a king and a private master bath.
They have as well a particularly livable full kitchen/dining/living space with a second bath, and sleep 5.
The three additional sleeping spots are on fold-out furniture in the living space.
Two-Bedroom Villas add a second bedroom with a queen and a full sleeper sofa to the amenities of a One-Bedroom, and sleep 9.
Grand Villas at Kidani Village sleep 12 in a little less than twice the space of a Two-Bedroom Villa, in three bedrooms (one with a king, and two with two queens) plus sleeper sofas.
At Kidani Village, Grand Villas are two-story spaces.
The master bedroom, living room, dining room, and kitchen are on the first floor, and the two other bedrooms are on the second.
Also on the second floor is a smaller sitting area, lofted to the main living room.
(To each of the capacity figures above, you can add one more kid under 3 at time of check in who sleeps in a crib.)
Disney's Animal Kingdom Villas are described on Walt Disney World's Disney Vacation Club website as a place where you can "immerse yourself in the wonders of the wild, surrounded by colorful creatures … Delight in African-inspired details while you relax in accommodations that capture the adventurous atmosphere of the wild. Feel at home in this village alive with the spirit of the savanna."
The two Disney Vacation Club areas here–Kidani Village and Jambo House Villas–share resources with Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge.
The original Animal Kingdom Lodge opened in April, 2001, as the most unique resort hotel at Walt Disney World, and one of the more unique in the world.
This distinction came partly from its stunning lobby, partly from its glorious African art and theming, but mostly from the fact that more than half of the rooms overlook "savannas" filled with wild animals.
Sipping your morning coffee on your balcony with a giraffe 50 feet away needs to be experienced to be believed…
The original Animal Kingdom Lodge also included two table service restaurants, a quick-service dining area, a pool and an exercise area.
In 2008, Disney completed converting some of the Animal Kingdom Lodge's rooms into Disney Vacation Club rooms, and in 2009 it opened Kidani Village, a separate Disney Vacation Club building with its own lobby and check in area.
Kidani Village also has its own pool, workout area, and adds a third sit-down restaurant to the complex, Sanaa.
When Disney World opened Kidani Village, it renamed the original Animal Kingdom Lodge as Jambo House, to limit confusion between it, its check-in area, and its DVC rooms, and Kidani Village.
Among the DVC resorts, Kidani Village's strengths for first time visitors are its views of animals–especially if you reserve a savanna-view room–its spacious and very livable One and Two bedroom Villa floorplans, and the fact the One Bedroom Villas can sleep 5 and Two-Bedroom Villas can sleep 9.
Kidani Village's restaurant, Sanaa–with an Indian-influenced African menu–is also delightful for adults, but has limited options for kids.
Kidani's principal negatives are its distance from Walt Disney World theme parks other than the Animal Kingdom, its distance from quick-service meal options at Jambo House, and the lack of drama of its lobby compared to that of Jambo House.
Returning visitors will likely find Kidani Village to be a favorite. Its spaciousness is a delight, it is quieter and more serene than Jambo House, and then there's those animals!!
- Official Disney Animal Kingdom Lodge site
- Official Disney Vacation Club Animal Kingdom Lodge Villas site
- Cool unofficial fan site
- Wikipedia on Animal Kingdom Villas
- For where to stay, see this
- For your next best choices, in order, see this
- For picking your resort based on appeal to kids, see this
- For picking your resort based on convenience, see this
- For where not to stay, see this
- For what you get in each resort price category, see this
- For Walt Disney World resort price seasons, see this
- For differences among value resorts, see this
- For the moderate resorts, see this
- For differences among moderate resorts, see this
- For differences among deluxe resorts, see this
- For the Disney Vacation Club ("DVC") Resorts, see this
- For suites at the deluxe resorts, see this
- For a (geeky) overview of comparative room size, see this
- Large families should look at this, and also at
- Military/DOD families should look at this
- Tightwads should look at this
- Families seeking the most comfortable place to stay should see this
7 comments
- 1 debbie donahue { 04.26.12 at 10:31 pm }
we're staying at kidani village in sept, what would be the best room close to bus stop while still having a good view of savannah?
- 3 Solomani { 10.08.12 at 9:59 am }
Hi Dave, what is the difference between a value, standard, savannah and club villa at AK? Just the views? Thanks.
- 5 Solomani { 10.08.12 at 9:21 pm }
Thanks again Dave.
- 6 Amy { 04.07.13 at 3:59 pm }
We are DVC members and are looking to book our 2014 vacation at Animal Kingdom Lodge Jambo House, what do you get with the concierge room?


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Minerva was a Roman goddess who was similar to the Greek Athena. She was a goddess of wisdom, learning, arts and sciences, and education. If you've got some worries about going back to class or starting a new school – or if you just need a little boost from the Divine in your educational career – consider offering this prayer to Minerva for assistance.
Hail Minerva, goddess of wisdom!
Guide me in my studies,
and keep my focus strong.
Lead me as I learn,
opening my mind to new knowledge.
Prepare me to grow and study,
as I take new steps in my journey.
Hail Minerva, goddess of wisdom!
Grant me the wisdom to speak well and with clarity,
grant me the ambition to be successful and strong,
grant me the understanding to embrace the ideas of others.
I owe you gratitude for your guidance,
and will do you honor with my achievements.
Hail Minerva, goddess of wisdom!
I thank you for your blessings.
Because Minerva is a goddess of craftsmanship and arts, you may wish to make an offering of something you have created by hand. Other acceptable offerings include coins, herbs associated with wisdom and knowledge, or wine.
Fun fact: Professor McGonagall, of J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series, is named for the goddess Minerva.


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Apart of that, we also bought nappy changing essentials, bathing essentials, lots of cute clothing and feeding accessories as well.
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Matthew McDermott is 23 Years Old and works for the Social Democratic and Labour Party. He studied at Queen's University,
Further, Matthew is also the SDLP's youngest political representative serving on Lisburn City Council since 2007, when at 21 years old he was the youngest public representative in
Matthew has a four-year-old son also called Matthew who attends an
Politically his interests lie in Human Rights with an emphasis on young people, Policing and Justice, North South Development and Sustainability. His blog is No Gloss - Just Matt!
What made you decide to start blogging?
Two reasons really. First, I wanted to connect with people more and secondly, I wanted to experiment and move my technological skills base beyond letter typing and sending and receiving emails. Blogging served both aims. I'm also on twitter and a few other 'social networking sites'.
What is your best blogging experience?
Don't think I've had a best blogging experience yet, my blog is relatively new – although, one story, about the NI Education Minister glorifying the IRA in a secondary school on official Ministerial business in my constituency did pick up a bit of media attention – moreover my criticism of her resulted in me receiving threats so it could simultaneously be described as my best (in terms of interest) and worst (in terms of consequences), to date.
And your worst?
See above.
What do you regard as your best blog entry?
Again the blog is relatively new, and it's difficult to judge, but in anycase I like to leave a decision like that up to the readers.
Favourite blogs?
These are some of the blogs that come to mind – although there are too many to mention.
What inspired you to go into politics?
A desire to provide a better standard and quality of life for my son, and his generation.
To help move
What is it like working for an MLA?
It's time consuming, busy and hard. It takes real commitment, loyalty and determination. You need to be able to think on your feet, make decisions quickly, under pressure and deal with the consequences.
But it's also very worthwhile and enjoyable.
What is it like to be just about the token political blogger in the SDLP?
I'm not, quite a few SDLP elected representatives and members have blogs. The most high profile of which is perhaps Alban Maguinness's European Election Blog. www.maguinnessisgoodforyou.eu
Is there anywhere abroad which you haven't been to, that you would like to visit?
I'd like to visit each state in the
Anywhere in
There are literally too many places I haven't visited and would like to, and hopefully will one day.
Is there anywhere abroad you have visited, that you would love to revisit?
Who, excluding the present Prime Minister, do you regard as the best British Prime Minister, and who in your eyes has been the best SDLP leader?
Clement Attlee – Welfare State.
The SDLP is a young Party and has only ever had three leaders to date, Gerry Fitt, John Hume and currently Mark Durkan. John Hume led the Party through it's hardest and darkest years, not only did he give so much to this party but he is one of the few people I would say to have ever dedicated their life to Ireland and making it better.
Which political figure has been your greatest inspiration ?
John Hume.
Favourite Bond movie?
I'm sadly not a great fan of old movies and prefer modern ones. I do however genuinely admire anyone who gets enjoyment from older features because I can't, so for me it's Die Another Day.
Favorite Doctor Who?
Don't like it!!
Chocolate, vanilla, or mint?
Chocolate (Always)
Which Band, past or present, would you most like to see in concert?
The Asteroids Galaxy Tour.
In terms of visiting for the weekend,
Favourite national newspaper?
The Irish Times
What would you say your hobbies were?
And what would you say were your three favourite songs and three favourite books (Bar the Bible and The Complete Works of Shakespeare)?
Favourate songs at the Minute:
Kings of
Kanye West: Jesus Walks
MGMT: Time to Pretend
Favourate Books (4?)
'1984' George Orwell
'Irish Freedom, The History of Irish Nationalism' Richard English
'Gunsmoke and Mirrors' Henry McDonald
'Paisley,' Ed Malony.


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early July, 60-year-old Pamela Knox's car fell into a large sinkhole at Bancroft
and Detroit Avenue. That hole has been covered and repaired, but Toledo's
public utilities director says it's part of a much larger issue.
don't know that anybody in the City of Toledo had the vision to know that on
that given day and that given hour were going to experience that given
situation," said Councilmember Mike Collins.
could it have been avoided?
of Public Utilities Dave Welch says it's not that easy.
can see underground, so when this stuff starts to erode…you don't see it, until
it starts to collapse, or a small hole, or if a large hole develops," he said.
say the system has aged. The system under Detroit and Bancroft dated back to
anything else, there becomes a life expectancy," Collins said. "Now we're
seeing the life expectancy, in some cases, overextended, but now all of a
sudden we're seeing the ramifications of it."
says the only way to prevent another sinkhole is to change the entire system,
but he says that's not practical. He says the city is assessing the entire
system now, and is coming up with a plan of action.
also says the city needs to put more money into infrastructure needs.
basically just putting bandages on the system right now," he said. "We're not
doing major replacement of sewer lines, we're just bandaging it, and that's the
problem. We need to get some more funding in here to go ahead and start, you
know, replace some of these old lines."
also explained that a sinkhole can occur at any time and any place, but ones as
large as the one at Detroit and Bancroft are rare.
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Katherine Austin Hamrick and David Landon White were married on June 8, 2013 at Edenton Street United Methodist Church in Raleigh, North Carolina. The Reverend Edward F. "Ned" Hill II officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Steven Webster Hamrick of Raleigh, North Carolina. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Burrell Mack Hamrick and the late Mr. Hamrick of Pensacola, Florida and the late Mrs. Eleanor Jean Austin of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She graduated from Ravenscroft School and the University of Alabama.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David James White of Oriental, North Carolina. He is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. William David Croom of Durham, North Carolina and the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joseph White of Greenwich, Connecticut. He graduated from Leon High School in Tallahassee, Florida, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law.
The bride was escorted by her father. Kristi Lynne Glaeser, cousin of the bride of Atlanta, Georgia served as maid of honor, and Amy Ponton Gussenhoven of Raleigh, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kathryn Eileen Ayers and Lou Carson Culbreth of Raleigh; Emma Leigh Hamrick, cousin of the bride of Pensacola, Florida; and Annie Hart Lowe of Baltimore, Maryland.
David James White, father of the groom of Oriental, North Carolina and Henry Hayes White, brother of the groom of Raleigh, served as best men. Groomsmen were Christopher Steven Hamrick of Raleigh and Clayton Mack Hamrick of Gainesville, Florida, brothers of the bride; Daniel Coleman Hayes and Matthew Brantley Johnson of Raleigh; and Andrew Cullen Spears of Atlanta, Georgia.
Following the ceremony, the bride's parents hosted a reception at North Ridge Country Club. The night before the wedding, the groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner at Carolina Country Club.
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Buccaneers.com reports Cincinnati Bengals WR Chad Johnson is not complaining about his production thus far this season and cited a change in attitude has allowed him to take less of the spotlight as long as the club is successful. "I do it in a different way - my ranting and raving now comes at three or four in the morning on Tuesdays when I'm sitting upstairs with my coaches and we're making the game plan," Johnson said. "I have to [keep it away from the camera]. I have to because they'll kill me. Everything about Chad has always been positive, always – except the one incident in Pittsburgh last year at halftime. I try to keep that within the walls of this organization and always let the perception and image of Chad always be something positive." Johnson also believes the better production will come as his fellow offensive teammates garner more attention.
Re: Johnson keeping positive attitude
He is on my money league, pick up the pace!
That being said, he is a great WR, I would love for him to wear purple on sundaysYou republican whore!
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Tuesday offered plenty of news around the NFL -- including the start of a potential quarterback controversy. Here's a look at the latest news and rumors throughout the league.
Vick, Foles split first-team reps
Let the quarterback drama in Philadelphia begin. Quarterbacks Michael Vick and Nick Foles split first-team reps at Philadelphia's first practice with Chip Kelly as its head coach, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Vick is expected to win the starting job after restructuring his contract to remain with the Eagles in 2013, but Kelly said that Vick and Foles are "even" atop the quarterback depth chart.
With a stronger arm, more mobility and a higher salary, it's still likely that Vick is under center during Week 1, when the Eagles kickoff the Kelly era in September. Kelly is going to give Foles a chance to win the job, however, and seems to be genuinely interested in a competition.
Though Kelly hasn't coached neither Vick nor Foles, he has coached against Foles, who was the University of Arizona's starting quarterback between 2009-11 -- the first three years of Kelly's tenure at Oregon.
Philadelphia's strategy in the upcoming draft will be telling. If the Eagles use an early-round pick on a quarterback, it likely means that Kelly and his coaching staff don't view Foles as the future quarterback of the franchise -- and that he likely will be Philadelphia's backup in 2013.
Bills GM defends QBs in 2013 draft class
Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix is defending this year's draft class, weeks after cutting incumbent starter Ryan Fitzpatrick. Nix believes that "two or three" quarterbacks in the 2013 draft class will blossom into franchise quarterbacks -- a view not held by many draftniks and analysts.
The Bills have been linked to former Syracuse Orange quarterback Ryan Nassib -- and both the connection and fit are logical. New Bills head coach Doug Marrone was Nassib's head coach at Syracuse, and the Bills are one of the most quarterback-needy teams in the entire NFL.
Buffalo holds the No. 8 and No. 41 overall picks in the draft, and is expected to take a quarterback with either pick. It's more likely that the Bills will address their quarterback situation in the second round, with a prospect like Matt Barkley, Ryan Nassib or E.J. Manuel, rather than the first round.
Since Drew Bledsoe was released by Buffalo after the 2004 season, the Bills have started J.P. Losman, Kelly Holcomb, Trent Edwards, Brian Brohm and Fitzpatrick at quarterback -- and have yet to find a franchise player.
Cowboys remain interested in Winston
If the Dallas Cowboys are going to return to the playoffs, they need to protect Tony Romo. At least somebody in Dallas' organization knows that, as the Cowboys are still interested in free-agent offensive tackle Eric Winston, according to The Dallas Morning News.
Dallas' starting right tackle Doug Free carries a $10 million cap hit for the 2013 season. Even if Dallas released Free today, the Cowboys would still be on the hook for his salary. If Dallas signed Winston, Free would either be moved to the interior line or be relegated to a backup role.
The Cowboys will be able to cut Free and spread out the cap penalty during the summer, but until then, Dallas is on the hook to pay Free quite handsomely in 2013.
Winston would be an upgrade over Free if the cash-strapped Cowboys can find a way to sign him -- which would be music to Romo and DeMarco Murray's ears.
Ravens aren't ruling out McKinnie
When the Baltimore Ravens take the field on Thursday Night Football to kickoff the 2013 season, their roster will look drastically different. Ed Reed, Ray Lewis, Paul Kruger, Dannell Ellerbe and Bernard Pollard are among the Ravens that have either left, or in Lewis' case, retired. Baltimore could move on from offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie, but Ravens general manager Ozzie Newsome acknowledged the fact that Baltimore could re-sign McKinnie, according to Aaron Wilson.
Newsome noted that McKinnie "could be" Baltimore's left tackle -- which means that the Ravens likely aren't satisfied with the current options on the roster, which include Michael Oher and Kelechi Osemele.
The Chargers and Saints have shown interest in McKinnie, but neither team has put forth major effort to sign the left tackle.
McKinnie stated earlier this offseason that he won't take a discount to return to the Ravens. Reading between the lines shows that McKinnie would like to return to Baltimore -- but at his price.
Hernandez underwent shoulder surgery
The New England Patriots could be without both starting tight ends throughout their offseason program this spring and early summer. Aaron Hernandez underwent shoulder surgery earlier this offseason, and could miss New England's offseason activities.
New England is already planning on missing Rob Gronkowski throughout offseason activities -- and could be without Gronkowski when the 2013 season opens. Gronkowski needs a fourth surgery on his broken forearm, but doctors are waiting until his infection is gone until they operate again.
It's unknown when Hernandez suffered his shoulder injury, but the former Florida Gators tight end has been nagged by injuries throughout his young career. Hernandez was limited to just 10 games in 2012, and has never played more than 14 games in a season, missing two games each in 2010 and 2011.
The Patriots have an abundance of tight ends, and will likely use offseason activities to determine who will remain on the roster come Week 1. In addition to Gronkowski and Hernandez, the Patriots have Jake Ballard, Daniel Fells and Michael Hoomanawanui on their roster.
Once healthy, Hernandez could find himself often utilized as a wide receiver in 2013. New England used Hernandez out of the backfield sparingly during its Super Bowl run in 2011-12, and has a shortage of wide receivers on its roster.
Harrison, Bengals hit snag
Talks between James Harrison and the Cincinnati Bengals hit a snag on Tuesday, and it's unknown whether or not the free-agent linebacker will end up signing with the Bengals.
Harrison was released by the Pittsburgh Steelers in early March, and has drawn little interest on the free-agent market. The 2008 Defensive Player of the Year visited the Bengals over the weekend, and impressed Cincinnati's coaching staff. It appeared that Cincinnati was going to sign Harrison early this week, but the two sides hit a snag -- almost certainly over the financial language of the contract.
Entering his age 35 season, Harrison will likely have to settle for an incentive-laden contract near the veteran's minimum. If Harrison is unwilling to accept such a deal, he'll likely sit on the free-agent market for quite some time.
Cincinnati is an ideal landing spot for Harrison. Known to be outspoken, Harrison likely wants to stick it to the Steelers for releasing him -- as well as the Ravens, who hosted him earlier this offseason, before signing Elvis Dumervil. Signing with an AFC North rival would allow Harrison to try to help the Bengals beat both the Steelers and Ravens twice a season as a pass rusher off the edge.
Nelson not practicing
New Cleveland Browns wide receiver David Nelson isn't practicing with his new team, according to Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal. Nelson is still recovering from a torn ACL that he suffered during Week 1 of the 2012 season.
Cleveland was the only city Nelson visited as a free agent, and the Browns signed the slot man in early April. Nelson is two years removed from his best season as a professional, when he caught 61 passes for the Bills in 2011, for 658 yards and five touchdowns.
As a 6'5 wideout, Nelson is a unique talent and should be a nice addition for Brandon Weeden and Cleveland's offense. Nelson is expected to be ready for the Browns' minicamp in June.
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---- — Evelyn R. Martin, 100, of Dunedin, Fla. and formerly of Mt. Vernon, passed away Oct. 5, 2013, in Dunedin, Fla.
She was born on July 7, 1913, in Mt. Vernon, the daughter of Charles and Nettie (Eller) Scott. She married Chester C. Martin, and he preceded her in death on Aug. 25, 1984.
She moved to Dunedin, Fla., in 1969, from North Muskegon, Mich. She was a member of the Sunset Point Baptist Church in Florida for many years.
She is survived by nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Chester C. Martin.
Private burial was held Wednesday, Oct. 9, at Union Chapel Cemetery.
Online obituary and condolences may be found at www.osbornfuneralhomeinc.com.


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UPDATE: The Nationals have released Logan Kensing, who was signed to a minor league deal last December.
The Nationals won both of their games yesterday, bringing the team's Spring record to 2-11. Although the record "doesn't matter," these wins no doubt improved the clubhouse atmosphere.
Nationals News
FanGraphs analyzes Washington's current talent, and predicts a rise above third in the NL East is impossible. Not too surprising.
Adam Kilgore predicts that the Nats will bring Capps, Bruney, Burnett, Clippard, Bergmann, Batista and Storen north with them for the bullpen.
Former Nats pitching coach Randy St. Claire says he harbors no ill will for the Nats, and currently serves as pitching coach for the Marlins.
The Mets may or may not be interested in Cristian Guzman, given Jose Reyes' thyroid issue.
Mike Rizzo is "leaning toward" starting Strasburg in the minors this season. There is no reason not to, so I see this as a good thing.
Another Kerry Wood/Stephen Strasburg comparison article... but this one is not as negative for Riggleman.
Chris Duncan is fighting hard to return to form, but is currently 2 for 18 in the Spring.
A number of commentators have selected the Nats of the decade, managed by Frank Robinson.
Destin Hood could have been on Alabama's college title winning football team, but had instead signed with the Nats, and he doesn't regret it.
Jesus Flores is still with Dr. Andrews, and Guzman is back with the team after his wife gave birth to a daughter, Chrisangely.
Garrett Mock has all but been named the Nats' third starter for 2010.
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American Jewry's foremost priority is the creation of an institute that will bring together the most talented, charismatic and articulate Jewish men and women to be spokespeople for our nation so that Jewish light can illuminate the dark spaces of human ignorance.
Rev. Martin Luther King
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The failure at sports is forgivable. If the Jews do not hoist the Vince Lombardy trophy their peoplehood might yet survive. The failure at PR, however, is fatal. The catalogue of accusations that have been hurled against the Jews without a proper riposte boggles the imagination and has led to mounds of dead Jews.
Two thousand years ago we were accused of murdering the Creator's son. A thousand years later we were drinking the blood of all Christian sons. A few hundred years later and we were now poisoning the wells of Europe. And in modern times we are bombing innocent Palestinian children, cutting down their olive gardens, and evicting them from their homes.
My recent Congressional race was against an opponent who had signed a letter accusing Israel of collective punishment against the Palestinians in Gaza. Many pro-Israel groups said they would support him nonetheless because words did not matter so much as actions and Bill Pascrell had repeatedly voted to support Israel aid. The same is now being said of Chuck Hagel, whose accusations against the Jews run the gamut from intimidation to "keeping Palestinians caged up like animals."
But he is kosher because he voted for American military aid to Israel. The rest is but commentary.
But of what use are American helicopter gunships that were given to Israel as a result of these votes if they cannot even be deployed because of the deligitimization that resulted from harmful words hurled by lawmakers? You can have the strongest army on earth, but if it can't be used because a CNN camera is trained on it amid false accusations of atrocities over legitimate defense then that military force may as well not exist.
What I'm really saying is that PR is nearly the whole ball game and we Jews have lost the battle, not just in modern times with Israel but throughout a long and tragic history. A nation charged with being a light unto the nations has singularly failed to communicate the humanity of its character, the generosity of its lifestyle, and the holiness of its ways.
In mid-century America evangelical Christianity was seen as extreme, fundamentalist, unsophisticated and backward. Evangelicals believed in a faith-filled revival, but the results were dismal.
Then, a great charismatic spokesman arose in the son of a dairy farmer named Billy Graham. The focus on communication, messaging and massmarket public relations turned the tide. Today, an astonishing one out of every five Americans calls themselves a born-again Christian.
Charismatic spokesmen likewise turned the tide of the civil rights movement. In 1955 black men and women were required to move to the back of the bus in many cities of the South, including Birmingham, Alabama. A black child kicking a soccer ball in the oppressive summer heat of Selma could not drink water from a white fountain.
Rising to the occasion to protest this humiliating injustice, Martin Luther King, Jr., all of 25 years old, found the words to combat the monstrous prejudice and convince the masses to march. His stirring words haunt us still today: "There comes a time when people get tired of being trampled over by the iron feet of oppression.
There comes a time, my friends, when people get tired of being plunged across the abyss of humiliation, where they experience the bleakness of nagging despair."
But one searches in vain for the Jewish Billy Graham or the Jewish Martin Luther King. Where are the great spokesmen of our people to teach the world of Jewish charity, Jewish education and Jewish values? Why are we not training a generation of media and press ambassadors to expose and reverse the fraudulent accusations against Israel that are daily occurrences at the UN, the BBC and the Arab press? A few years ago I was to meet the Jewish head of a national television network. The producer who had arranged the meeting with a view toward the executive buying into my idea for a TV show said to me, "The man you are meeting is very influential and very secular. He's going to be wary of you as a rabbi so whatever you do, don't mention anything religious."
I had my marching orders and was fully prepared to focus the conversation exclusively on my TV show idea. But as soon as I walked in the executive said to me, "Do you watch Joel Osteen? I watch him every Sunday morning. I think he's terrific. Do you think we can make a commercial venture out of a religious show like that?" Here was one of America's most influential members of the media, a Jew, telling me that every Sunday morning he watched a charismatic evangelical preacher who talked mostly about life lessons derived from the Hebrew Bible. Yet America had not produced a single rabbi successful in doing the same.
It is for this reason that I firmly believe that American Jewry's foremost priority is the creation of an institute, modeled on, say, Oxford's Rhodes scholarship, that will bring together the most talented, charismatic and articulate Jewish men and women from around the world and train them to be spokespeople for our nation so that Jewish light can illuminate the dark spaces of human ignorance.
Over the next few months I will be endeavoring, with God's blessing, to bring about an institution with this focus.
It may still be a while before a Jew wins the 100 meter dash in an Olympic stadium. But we can still prevail in the longer race to have Jewish wisdom and values positively affect the much more vital arena of life.
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Jewelry Designer Target Market
March 30 2010
by C.S.
After doing market segmenting we have determined that our target market is jewelry designers who sell their products in the retail market, and bead stores in Canada.
This category consists of either designers who have their own accessory store or who sell their designs to stores who then sell them to the public. This customer should be able to easily meet the $150 minimum. Things they will know when coming into the showroom are:1. What they want
Other things to consider about designers are:1. They want repeatable product that is easily re-ordered
Finding these customers is easy. Most of them use their actual names as their business names and retail stores that have more than one designer's lines promote the name of each designer. Knowing the characteristics of these customers the questions that need to be asked are very simple.1. Where they sell their product?
There are many bead stores across the country that cater to the hobby designers. The hobby designers keep these people in business because they aren't buying quantity and aren't worried about their mark-up. Bead stores are very price conscious when they buy their stock. They want to know how much they will make when they sell each item. They are also interested in repeatable product. They are mostly found in city pockets located very close to each other. Being conscious about which items are being sold to which stores will keep the confidence of this customer. They want to know that they are not just one of all the others.
To read more about bead stores in Toronto and Vancouver, you can click on the following links: Toronto Bead Stores, Vancouver Bead Stores.


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A Landmark State Law
For the first time in the history of our country, a state-wide law has been passed allowing the ban of race-based logos and mascots from sports teams. The state is Wisconsin, and the law has been brewing for some 30 years. In it, people may submit formal complaints to the state. If the complaint holds up, the offending school could face fines of up to $1,000 a day for continued use.
Read more about the law here.
What does this have to do with my Braves?
The National Congress of American Indians last challenged the use of Native American mascots 42 years ago. The use of Native American names and images are still widely used by high schools and colleges for sports teams. And then there are the professional teams; the Blackhawks, Indians, Redskins, Chiefs and of course, our beloved Braves among others.
Per the article, some think this law has ramifications beyond precedent:
For decades, Native American civil rights groups have called on these teams to change their names. They've had little success. But Dave Czesniuk, of the Boston-based group Sport in Society, thinks the Wisconsin law may turn out to be a game-changer.
"I think what's going on in Wisconsin is exciting, and it's a true sign of real change," he says. "You know, social responsibility is on the rise, even in the ranks of professional sports and the corporate level."
Czesniuk says attitudes have changed since the 1970s, when an estimated 3,000 schools and colleges had Indian mascots. He says the key to making the case is teaching team officials and fans how they perpetuate stereotypes and hurt some Native Americans.
The argument, and in my opinion the case with the Atlanta Braves is that we are in fact honoring the tradition and heritage of "braves" rather than demeaning and harming a race of peoples. But what does a white guy from Alabama know about that?
The Blackskins
Here's a litmus test for racial sensitivity and it's usage: swap out the race. How long would the Washington Blackskins last? Our history is rich with failure in regards to racial equality, but with each generation prejudice and memories fade into history. Have we as a country made amends to the Native Americans? Probably not, but is this how we do it? Generically re-branding sports teams?
Note: please discuss, but I urge you to offer the same respect and consideration that you desire and expect to receive.


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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 – The Vet & The n00b "Trash Talk"
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Editorial: I Don't Like Multiplayer, But Don't You Dare Call Me "Casual"
To say it's a big season for gaming is an understatement of herculean measure. That's said every year, and we should consider ourselves lucky because
Sledgehammer's binned 3rd person Call of Duty talked up again [Update]; first MW3 multiplayer trailer
Speaking to GameSpot, the co-founders of Activision's Sledgehammer Games studio briefly touched once more upon their most likely canceled Call of Duty project, which would
CoD XP: MW3-themed Xbox 360 bundle announced; full Elite details, MW3 multiplayer media
Activision's Call of Duty XP event in Los Angeles this weekend played host to the debut of Modern Warfare 3's multiplayer, as well as confirmation
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Poetry Friday: A Caribbean Dozen
I only came across A Caribbean Dozen: Poems from Caribbean Poets recently and am making up for lost time! Editors John Agard and Grace Nichols have brought together a selection of verse from thirteen poets, including themselves, and the book is vibrantly illustrated by Cathie Felstead. One of the things I love about it is that each poet introduces him or herself, with reminiscences of their childhood and how they were introduced to poetry. Those extracts alone make wonderful, inspirational reading. So here are three energetic extracts to give you a feel for this wonderful anthology:
From "What the Teacher Said When Asked: What Er We Avin for Geography, Miss?" by John Agard:
This morning I've got too much energy
much too much for geography
I'm in a high mood
so class don't think me crude
but you can stuff latitude and longitude
I've had enough of the earth's crust
today I want to touch the clouds [...]
I'm not settling for river beds
I want the sky and nothing less…
All you teachers out there, don't you feel like this sometimes! And here's a bit of "Quao" by Pamela Mordecai:
is a
he is a
at catching
and finally, because it's Friday: "I Love The" by Marc Matthews:
…friday night
smell of mammie
baking bread
putting me to
sleep, dreaming
of jumping from
the highest branch
of the jamoon tree
into the red water
beating calton
run & catching
the biggest fish
in the world
This whole book is full of zing. The poetry transports its readers to the sunny Caribbean islands but also speaks to them of deep, universal truths…
This week's Poetry Friday is hosted by Liz Scanlon at Liz in Ink – head on over!


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Unexpected Java Float Precision Changes
I ran across a little gotcha today where a float value being inserted into another object container (JSONObject) was not holding the precision of the original value. The JSONObject actually takes a double not a float, and I overlooked the up-casting initially until I started unit testing. (have to love unit tests!)
here is a print of the values I started with:
07:46:15.108 [http-apr-8080-exec-49] INFO c.b.javaee6.service.AbvResource - ===== abv:: calculateAbv ===== 07:46:15.117 [http-apr-8080-exec-49] INFO c.b.javaee6.service.AbvResource - volume: 16 07:46:15.118 [http-apr-8080-exec-49] INFO c.b.javaee6.service.AbvResource - abv: 3.2 07:46:15.118 [http-apr-8080-exec-49] INFO c.b.javaee6.service.AbvResource - price: 5.99 07:46:15.118 [http-apr-8080-exec-49] INFO c.b.javaee6.service.AbvResource - value_r: 0.117 07:46:15.118 [http-apr-8080-exec-49] INFO c.b.javaee6.service.AbvResource - score_r: 12.0
Here is how I was creating my JSONObject:
JSONObject json = new JSONObject(); json.put("abv_r", valueObject.getAbv()); json.put("volume_r", valueObject.getVolume()); json.put("price_r", valueObject.getPrice()); json.put("value_r", valueObject.getValue()); json.put("score", valueObject.getScore()); result = json.toString();
The JSONObject.put method does not take a float, but takes a double:
/** * Put a key/double pair in the JSONObject. * * @param key A key string. * @param value A double which is the value. * @return this. * @throws JSONException If the key is null or if the number is invalid. */ public JSONObject put(String key, double value) throws JSONException { put(key, new Double(value)); return this; }
@see org.codehaus.jettison.json.JSONObject
Now when I cast the values to String's such as
The precision of the values are not cast to doubles:
JSONObject json = new JSONObject(); json.put("abv_r", ""+valueObject.getAbv()); json.put("volume_r", ""+valueObject.getVolume()); json.put("price_r", ""+valueObject.getPrice()); json.put("value_r", ""+valueObject.getValue()); json.put("score", ""+valueObject.getScore()); result = json.toString();
So care needs to be taken to remember other Objects can cast your objects to have undesirable affects.
Another solution is to ensure the valueObject uses double's then no casting is performed when putting the values into the JSONObject.
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Andreas Haufler replied on Mon, 2012/10/15 - 1:39am
I'd like to agree with the previous comment. Actually I'd put it that way: If you work with money / prices (price_r) you HAVE TO use BigDecimal. There are some good "Money" implementations based on BigDecimal around which take care of rounding, scale and formatting.
Nevertheless, thanks putting up an article and for warning about unintentional casts and the "danger" of floating point values.
regards Andy


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Thomasville - Police are looking for a man they think kidnapped a woman and beat a man in Thomasville Monday morning.
Jose Martinez Cruze was beaten with a baseball bat at Baytree Estates in Thomasville.
Police believe 34-year-old Alberto Cruze beat Jose and then kidnapped his ex-wife, 19-year-old Jennifer Lee Crews.
Thomasville Police Lt. Mark Scott says, "We are assuming she's in danger and she has been taken against her will and we are proceeding on that basis."
Alberto Cruze often drives a white work truck, but police don't know if he was in that truck.
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Samsung plans 5 billion dollars for advertisement, Just for Apple?
A tech webiste titled "Samsung declear war on apple in advertisement"
This year, Samsung has decided to make even stronger and develops a plan to $ 5 billion. Through its collaboration with Best Buy , Samsung plans to introduce in 2000 Samsung mini shops in all the United States to promote its products. One way to beat Apple on its own grounds, just before the launch of the next iPhone."
You can read full article here
My question is samsung investing a lot USD to beat apple market. do you think apple will lose its worth in future?


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On April 7th, the Cal Rugby reserve grade took on the Bear Cubs of Santa Rosa Junior College. While the matchup may sound more like a mismatch, the Bear Cubs fielded a strong side, and nothing came easily for the Golden Bears. After the jump, photos of the action!
(First off, apologies for this being so late - last week was absolute hell. Secondly, our resident rugger RugbyVet has done a great writeup of this match, so you should definitely check that out if you haven't already. I'll wait. )
(Oh good, you're back! Since the heavy lifting's already been taken care of, I'll just be giving a brief overview and droppin' some visual knowledge.)
Thursday before last, I got off work early and made the trek up to Santa Rosa for the match; I can thank RugbyVet for the idea. The match was not held on the SRJC campus as I expected, but rather took place at For Pete's Sake Field. Named for beloved Sonoma County rugger Peter N. Eiermann, FPS Field is the home turf of the SRJC Bear Cubs, the Santa Rosa Rugby Club, and countless other local sporting events.
Santa Rosa itself is far; this place was further. Slogging north on the rush-hour-traffic-and-construction-clogged 101, you finally get to Santa Rosa. Past downtown Santa Rosa, you finally get to Santa Rosa JC. Past that a ways, you finally get to Comstock Middle School.
Through the Comstock Middle School parking lot and behind the school - you finally get to For Pete's Sake Field.
The match had already started when I got there - Cal was up by a try, but it was still early. The field itself was in great shape, with unexpected and pleasantly rustic wooden goalposts.
The spectators literally stood on the sidelines, and most of the action was on the far side of the field.
Santa Rosa played very strong defense in this match.
A break in the action.
One of the early scrums.
Line outs! We did alright with them this match, but there's still some growth to be had in technique and whatnot.
Just another missed tackle. Go Bears!
A shot of the spectators who showed for the match. I was standing next to a couple who had two sons that were Cal Rugby alumni, and one who hoped to play for Cal. They lived in Sebastopol, so there was no way they'd a miss a chance to see the team so close to home.
A Bear Cub reacts after a particularly ill-conceived pass that resulted in a quick turnover.
Another strong tackle for Santa Rosa.
Action by the try line. Santa Rosa's defense was particularly stiff around the try line - Cal moved the ball relatively well through the middle of the field, but when it got down to the try line, there wasn't much to be had. We didn't score on this possession.
Not to say that we didn't play some good defense of our own!
A Bear Cub conversion kick. Victory was not to had easily.
#10 was involved in a lot of the action.
There he is again!
More tough try-line defense. The scores we had were, for the most part, exclamation points on longer runs, The short stuff was not to be had. We didn't score on this possession either.
We did score soon after, though! And there's the ubiquitous #10 again.
An Old Blue looks on during a break in the action.
Student trainers worked hard, but had fun.
The Golden Bears fight for the ball while their coach studies the action
Probably my favorite shot of the day.
Golden Bears and Bear Cubs congratulate each other on a hard-fought match.
Sportsmanship above all - but when congratulations are done, the disappointment soon follows.
Game ball. Beautiful in its simplicity..
Farewell, Santa Rosa!
All in all, a fun time, capped off by a hard-fought victory by our up-and-coming ruggers. Santa Rosa JC put up a heck of a fight, and held the lead at several points, but our Golden Bears were not to denied. Great job, boys!


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THE British Sonar team insist it is 'Game on!' as they sit just four points outside the medal zone at the halfway point of the London 2012 Paralympic Sailing Regatta.
The Portland -based trio of John Robertson , Hannah Stodel and Steve Thomas said their 'spirits remained high' despite a tricky day three on the water.
They started the day confidently with a solid fourth place but admit they did not meet their own high standards in the second race of today, coming 13th.
The three-person keelboat sailors have now completed six races, and so were able to eliminate their worst score of the series, leaving the Brits seventh overall But with everyone bar the Dutch leaders seemingly struggling for consistency in the opening half of the event, Robertson, Stodel and Thomas are determined to keep 'fighting' for the silverware.
Stodel, 27, said: "It's all up and all down with the Australians having a really bad day today, the Norwegians had one bad race one good, the French same again, one bad one good, so I think everyone is facing the same thing, and it's going to be the same again over the next few days, so there is everything to play for.
"It was an average day, but we are certainly close on the points, with only seven points between silver and seventh, which is mental. We have still got everything to play for, seven points isn't a lot when you look at what happened today. Game on."
Thomas, 35, said: "With everyone up and down so it's just all about keeping sane, keeping logical and keeping on fighting. Our boat speed is good, we are starting well, we just need a break or two and we will be there."
Robertson added: "It's tough; it's a Paralympic Games so it's not going to be easy.
"We always try our best but it is hard work and we will keep working hard.
"The Dutch boat could have two 12ths tomorrow then we could be right back in the mixer for gold."
After a two-hour postponement waiting for the breeze to arrive, conditions were light in Portland Harbour, providing the sailors with the double challenge of keeping the boat going fast while contending with big swings in wind direction.
The Brits felt the full force of these fluky conditions in the second race of the day.
Robertson said they 'just slipped and missed out on the lucky breaks with wind shifts' and added: "But spirits are high within the team and we back each other 100 per cent."
The Sonar racing is scheduled to resume at 11am today in Portland Harbour.
Find out more about the team at www.rya.org.uk/london2012
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Assessing outgroup prejudice among secondary school pupils in northern England : introducing the Outgroup Prejudice Index
Brockett, Adrian, Village, Andrew and Francis, Leslie J.. (2010) Assessing outgroup prejudice among secondary school pupils in northern England : introducing the Outgroup Prejudice Index. Research in Education , Vol.83 (No.1). pp. 67-77. ISSN 0034-5237
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The Outgroup Prejudice Index is a six-item scale that uses social distance to assess prejudice towards ethnic and religious out groups among Asians and Whites. It was developed among a sample of 2982 teenagers attending schools in northern England who indicated their religion as either 'Muslim', 'Christian' or 'no religion'. The scale demonstrated internal consistency reliability among both Asian (Cronbach's alpha = .78) and White (Cronbach's alpha = .85) pupils. The scale demonstrated construct validity in two ways: scores were correlated with a second scale based on stereotyped attitudes, and were also lower among those with friends in outgroups, suggesting the index was a valid measure of ethnic or religious outgroup prejudice.
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