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WATERTOWN — Mr. Robert "Bob" Camillo Guarino, 70, of 6 Stonehenge Place, Watertown, died Tuesday, July 16, 2013, unexpectedly at his home. He was the husband of Francine Theresa (Criscitiello) Guarino.
Bob was born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., on March 2, 1943, son of the late Albert J. and Louise (Fiano) Guarino. He was a graduate of New Rochelle High School in 1961 and Westchester Community College and Post College, where he earned an associates degree in accounting. He married his childhood sweetheart in September 1964, moving to Connecticut in August 1969 from New Rochelle, N.Y., and residing in Watertown since then. He worked at General Time in Thomaston and retired as controller of Minelco Co., a division of General Time.
Bob was a very accomplished painter; his passion was painting scenic landscapes and flower arrangements. In his younger years, he had a passion for photography, and he would develop and enlarge his pictures then create oil paintings of them. He was most proud of the portraits he did of his wife and young children. Bob loved fishing and shared his passion with his family, starting his son Robert fishing when he was three years old. He loved animals, especially his black labrador, "Magic", but also many rescued cats and kittens throughout the years.
Besides his wife of 49 years, he leaves his son, Robert John Guarino of Danbury; and his daughter, Suzanne Theresa Ramponi and her husband, Stephen, and his beloved grandson, Stephen Robert, all of Newport, R.I. He also leaves his brother, John DiMarco and his wife, Linda, of Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; his brother, Richard Covino and his wife, Patricia, of East Chester, N.Y.; his brother-in-law, Michael Tiso and his wife, Juanita, of Gansvoort, N.Y.; and several nieces, a nephew and cousins.
Arrangements: A private funeral will be held Tuesday at Chase Parkway Memorial/The Albini Family Funeral Home, 430 Chase Parkway, Waterbury. Burial will follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Watertown. There will be no public calling hours.
Memorial contributions in his memory can be made to: The Wounded Warrior Project, P.O. Box 758517, Topeka, KS 66675; or CT Humane Society, 701 Russell Road, Newington, CT 06111.
For more information or to send e-condolences, visit www.chaseparkwaymemorial.com.
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"It's all about the kids. Jesus loved the little children," said Spencer County Judge David Jenkins. "Seeing their faces light up, even if you are an old scrooge. That's what it is all about."
With so many Christmas activities planned for Christmas on Main Street, there should be no problem for even the scroogest of scrooges to get into the Christmas Spirit. Parents will have the opportunity to see their children's eyes brighten time and time again this Friday.
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Unemployment rates rose in 112 Kentucky counties between October 2007 and October 2008, fell in six counties and stayed the same in two, according to the Kentucky Office of Employment and Training, an agency of the Kentucky Education and Workforce Development Cabinet.
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Sara Elizabeth Rogers, 19, Taylorsville to Preston Ryan Holmes, 19, Taylorsville.
Angela Christina Nolen, 28, Taylorsville, to Michael Scott Cecil, 32, Taylorsville.
The following marriage licenses were recorded in the Spencer County Clerk's office during the month of September 2008.
Pauline Dominque Michelle Boisgerault, 18, Taylorsville to Jon H. Bennington, 53, Taylorsville.
Taylorsville Elementary presents "I Need a Little Christmas Vacation", with performances by the chorus, a music ensemble, and the drama club Thursday, at 7 p.m. in the Taylorsville Elementary Gymnasium.
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Dropbox As Your Apps Default File System
Posted on 05-24-2013
Cloud storage of documents is becoming commonplace. Individuals, companies, government and non-government organizations have increasingly seen the potential of storing files in the cloud using services like Amazon S3, Dropbox and Box.
As a web or mobile application developer, it is becoming more common to provide integration, syncing or even direct usage of popular cloud storage services like Dropbox as the application's storage system.
This last week I started playing with Dave Winer's (@davewiner) simple idea outliner, notepad, todo list and project organizer--Fargo.
What caught my attention is Dave's use of Dropbox as the central storage for the app. It reminds me of another application I use called Prose.io, which uses Github as the central storage system for the app.
I really dig this approach to delivering, dead-simple, meaningful apps like Fargo, that don't re-invent the wheel and focus on delivering value on top of the existing tools and platforms we already use.
I asked Dave what his thoughts are on this approach, in which he simply replied:
@kinlane -- works like a dream— Dave Winer ☮ (@davewiner) May 22, 2013
I like Dave's approach to app development which is about delivering simple, useful apps that that sensibly put APIs to use, and establish a foundation using open formats like OPML.
As the hardware and operating systems developers depend on continues being vritualized and migrating into the cloud, the usage of open formats and common, API driven cloud resources like storage from Dropbox, will be common among successful app developers.
I think Dropbox as your apps default file system is here to stay.
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The Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted 8-6 on Tuesday to approve the bond, which will fund a district-wide wireless network, a new telephone and intercom system and the purchase of hundreds of new computers.
Following the standard process for new bonds, a final vote will take place at the next aldermen's meeting, likely in two weeks. In order to finalize the bond, it must be approved by 10 of the 14 aldermen.
The bond, first proposed by Mayor Ted Gatsas as part of his school budget for next year, has proven controversial, with opponents questioning its scope and timing in light of the district's teacher shortage.
Ward 1 Alderman Joyce Craig has been one of the fiercest critics. She had argued the size of the bond could be reduced since the bulk of the money - $1.8 million - was earmarked for the purchase of equipment that wasn't to take place for another two years, at earliest.
District officials have since revised the proposal, and now intend to purchase hundreds of new computers in the first quarter of the new fiscal year.
She said she hasn't decided if she will change her position on the bond when it comes back for a final vote.
"Possibly," she said. "I feel I made my position clear, that I prefer spending money on hiring teachers, but the majority of the board doesn't feel that way."
The vote on the bond Tuesday came after a tense debate.
Jeff DeLangie, the district's information technology director, said most school computers are nearly 15 years old, a fact he called "unacceptable."
Alderman At-Large Joe Kelly Levasseur responded, "I've never heard people demanding more computers. They're demanding smaller class sizes."
He added, "I find it appalling that you've allowed things to get to the point that you have 15-year-old computers. How did you get there?"
DeLangie responded, "We got there by a city the size of Manchester having a $50,000 equipment budget per year. That's what I call appalling."
In addition to the new computers, the bond would fund teacher training and new telephone and intercom systems at the schools, which police and school officials have called a safety priority.
Voting for the bond on Tuesday were Aldermen Ron Ludwig, Ed Osborne, William Shea, Tom Katsiantonis, Barbara Shaw, Phil Greazzo and Normand Gamache.
Joining Levasseur and Craig in voting no were Aldermen Pat Long, Garth Corriveau, Dan O'Neil and Patrick Arnold.
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I love October. Not just because it's my birthday month, also because of the wonderful changes that happen! The leaves, the temperature (last night on the news they said how the average temp drops ten degrees in October!) and the change of season always refreshes me.
We had someone come and look at our house to rent it, and while I'm not sure it will work out, I'm still thrilled that somebody is actually interested! I am putting flyers up wherever I can, and hubs and I are updating our listing this afternoon.
For the first time in about a month I actually feel like getting my duff up off the couch and doing some workouts. I signed up for a triathlon training class and I guess I had better get my money's worth! It includes a 1x per week swimming class, which is really going to be good for me. I'm already a strong swimmer (it's my best out of the three in a tri) so I'm looking forward to getting even better.
Hubs is going back to work today - I am glad (I've missed my alone time) but I'm also a little sad. I've kinda gotten used to him being around, and I need to make sure I'm eating good foods even when he's not around. I think it would have been really easy to eat away my sadness with take-out, but hubs made sure that I wasn't. He's the best.
One of my fellow laid-off teachers is coming over for pizza and beer tonight. We're making our own pizza - I'm really looking forward to this since I haven't had pizza in FOREVER. It's been really good to have her for support. Although I've been really grateful for everyone's kind words, it's really nice just to sit and complain about the unfairness of it all with someone who is going through the same thing.
Time to get my gym stuff together...
Happy Tuesday!
Every day is getting a little better.
Yesterday I subbed for a phys ed class - wasn't my favorite thing; the class sizes are HUGE - 25 kindergarten kiddos is NOT all that fun.
Today I was in second grade for the morning. I had a GREAT morning! They class was so nice, they were respectful, and I got to see some old colleagues. There was a student teacher in the class and she gave me some great compliments on my teaching. Yay!
So the weekend triathlon. Turns out that I am a pretty good swimmer - my 1/4 mile time was 8:48 with a small current - 148th overall out of over 400. The trick, now, is to improve my bike and run so I can be a little more competitive, if only with myself. I got to see my best friend from elementary school and spend some time with my mom. The weather was beautiful!
I signed up for a triathlon class at my gym. I had some training sessions gathering dust, so I transferred the payment to the class. I'm looking forward to getting faster in the water and having someone push me to do better. It's also helping me to focus on GOOD things instead of wallowing in no-job sadness.
I'm still on the fence about my insurance, though. I got cheap insurance for the hubs and me, but I'm considering getting COBRA and paying for what I had with my job. I just feel better knowing that I can go to the doctor when I need to and that I'm able to get the prescriptions I need. I'm really going to have to think about this...
Off to make some cornbread!
I don't know how it happens, but life usually seems to figure itself out. The last few weeks have been SO overwhelming, and I just didn't know how I was going to handle anything. I've been very lucky and haven't really ever had to deal with anything hard (as an adult, anyway).
But anyway, here's the good. I had been going around and around with what I was going to do with my life - I didn't know if I wanted to stay in education or move to something totally different. After lots and lots of reading and soul-searching, I know the answer. I am going to stay in education - I've invested so much time, energy, and money into studying education. And you know what? I love it. So I'm continuing my education path. I'm going to take three classes in the spring, and then hopefully an internship in the summer. I'll have my curriculum supervisory certificate by the fall. I feel very at peace with this decision. Up until now, I haven't been totally sold on any of my other ideas.
Something good out of this is that I think I can finally start subbing. I really didn't want to, partly because I was sad about my kids, but another thing was that i didn't want to go back to school without a plan. I want to be able to show people that I'm moving on and this setback isn't going to own me. I feel confident now that I've made the decision to go back to school. I think on Sunday night I'll take any sub job that I get - it's a decent way to supplement my unemployment.
Time to get packing - I have a triathlon tomorrow and my mom and I are driving down tonight. It's in Atlantic City, so it should be fun. Happy Friday!
It just keeps coming! The last two weeks have been SO stressful. As if being unemployed isn't enough, about two weeks ago, hubby's knee started swelling up and about a week ago it got so bad that he couldn't walk on it. We went to the orthopedic surgeon and he took some blood tests and ordered an MRI. We had to wait a week for all the results - between being anxious about those and hubby's knee pain, I went the whole week without a good night's sleep, which made me miserable.
Yesterday we went back for the follow-up, and the news was actually better than we hoped. Turns out that hubs has Lyme disease and a sprained knee. NO surgery (Hallelujah!), and he's on antibiotics and in a knee brace for three weeks. I had no idea that it was stressing me out so badly until yesterday when I came home and took a 2+ hour nap. Last night was my first night sleeping all the way through in over a week.
My workouts have been sporadic, at best, even though every time I go I feel a gazillion times better. My sleep schedule has been a wreck. Luckily, my eating has remained pretty good, although I could be drinking more water. I have a triathlon this weekend for which I am underprepared (the story of my life) but it's kind of an "easy" one (ha!) with a ten-mile FLAT bike ride and a 5K on a boardwalk. And really, I'm more excited about getting away for the weekend so I'm not too concerned with my time. My entrance fee was only $50 (I had a coupon!) so I'm not even thinking about "wasted" money.
I think the worst part about having so much time off is that I have a ton of time to think. And that's not always a good thing. In the last week I have considered going back to school for physical therapy, getting a wellness degree, getting elementary ed. certified, working as a floral designer, entering a doctoral program... and now that I know hubs is going to be ok, I've decided to finish what I started and get my curriculum certification. The silver lining to my unemployment is that next semester I can be a full-time grad student. There are three classes I need before my internship, and they are all offered next semester. If I can bust out these classes, next school year I can be applying for curriculum jobs and have a whole new field open for me. When I think of it that way, it's actually pretty exciting.
I'm slowly coming to terms with the whole having-no-income thing. I'm on unemployment, so it's not *too* horrible, but it's a shock when all of a sudden I have to change my lifestyle, and not on my terms. I've been reading books on consumption, simple living, and consumerism (there is a really interesting book out there called Cheap) and it's been good for me. I've been crying less and less, and I'm almost ready to start subbing, although I don't know exactly what's going to happen when I see my "old" kids. I'll probably be a mess.
Today was the first day in about a month that I set my alarm to do a workout. Out of all the expenses I had, I really didn't want to cut the gym. So I have to get my money's worth AND I have to make sure I'm taking care of myself. One thing about going to the gym is that it's so helpful for me to deal with everything. It's an hour of focusing on ME - MY form, MY posture, MY goals. For one hour I don't have to think about paying the mortgage, about finding a job, about health insurance.
It's time to finish my coffee and head off to the pool. Today hubs and I are going to run some errands and I have some e-mails to send out about school. We are getting our house ready to rent out (we can move forward with this FINALLY because we know that hubs won't be laid up for months). And the sun is out and the coffee is good.
So today was a pretty good day. I did my swim (and I'm now absolutely exhausted!), I went to lunch with a couple girlfriends, and I had a wonderful salad for dinner. I got some books from the library about not working - I am finding that the more I get out of my little bubble, the better I am. I was worried about lunch today - I went with the phys ed teacher from my old school and a para who was also laid off. I was afraid I'd be a total emotional wreck, but it was actually really good for me to go. It helped to kind of see that the world is going to go on, and things will work out the way they are going to.
There is also cautiously exciting news - I think I may have found a compromise for renting our house. Hubs wanted to rent it out ourselves, but I thought we should hire someone to do it. It's expensive to hire someone to do that, so I asked our realtor if we found someone if we could use her services for the credit check and leasing forms, etc. She got back to me that there is a 50% discount if that happens. I think this might be the way we go. Cross your fingers that I can convince the hubs!
The other (cautiously!) exciting news is that i got an e-mail from a job I applied for - my application status has been changed to "under consideration." It is for an elementary music teacher position at a non-profit charter school in Philadelphia for low-income students. Keep your fingers crossed for an interview!
So today was a better day than most of my days have been lately. I didn't feel sad about my job situation, and I managed to sneak in a nap. Tomorrow I am going on a bike ride with my dad, and then to a chiropractor appointment in the evening. And I even drank all my water today!


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Rockaway, New Jersey - For seven years, the Patriots' Path Council of the Boy Scouts of America has been running Camp Noble Cause; a weekend of fun and outdoor adventure for active duty, Guard and Reserve military personnel in New Jersey. Held at the Winnebago Scout Reservation in Rockaway, the weekend is chopped full of activities including rocket building, wall climbing, rifle, shotgun, swimming and archery. More than 100 volunteers give up their weekend to make the camp possible. And they do it for a simple reason.
"It's a way to say thank you to our military personnel," explained NRA Training Counselor Paul Dunberg. "It's the least we can do."
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No matter what your background, experience, or standing in the business community, there's going to be some apprehension when sitting behind the big desk for the first time. Usually you're asked to do one of two things; wait for the work to come to you or hit the ground running. For Bethany Weeks, now Bethany Mullen, it was time to run.
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Indianapolis, Indiana - There were a few thousand things going on all at once at the National Rifle Association's Annual Meeting this year in Indianapolis. People lined up far and wide to hear Wayne LaPierre talk about the 2014 congressional elections, Alabama perform at Saturday night's Stand and Fight Rally, and watch NRA Board Member Ted Nugent be Ted.
For all the Certified NRA Instructors in town, however, there was no hotter ticket than the NRA Certified Instructor Update.
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Though there wasn't room for everyone to enjoy everything, that doesn't mean there isn't more fun, informative, and potential lifesaving experiences waiting to be had. Some are more fun than lifesaving, but that doesn't mean one should be pushed aside in favor of the other. We leave that choice up to you.
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Indianapolis, Indiana - We have a question for the female firearm enthusiasts out there.
Ever think about becoming an NRA Certified Instructor? Don't want to bother with the regular classroom setting? Well how about making it all happen at the NRA Convention this year in Indianapolis?
Starting on the first day of the Annual Meeting, a few dozen ladies will gather at the Indiana Convention Center for a three-day NRA Pistol Instructor course. Better yet — all the instructors are women.
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Replacing the aging pistol handbook in July 2009, the Basic Pistol handbook was written with intent to be more than a by-the-numbers instruction manual. The NRA wanted the Basic Pistol handbook to become an at-home reference guide that gun owners would be proud to put on their bookshelves. The guide covers a breadth of topics including basic firearm safety, storage options, range rules, target scoring and basic fundamentals such as shooting positions, grip and aiming.
Since coming off the press, the NRA has been shipping nearly 650 copies of the book per day. NRA's Program Materials Center sells the Basic Pistol handbook both individually and as part of a the packet in NRA Instructor-led courses. Thanks to the continued growing national interest in firearms, we don't expect that number to slow down any time soon and look forward to celebrating the sale of the 2,000,000th Basic Pistol handbook in a few years.
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Fairfax, Virginia - For all of those NRA Training Counselors out there, you know the drill. You post a class on NRAInstructors.org, reserve some range time and hold a class. Then there's the tricky part — submitting paperwork. Usually that means mailing things here to NRA Headquarters. That could take a while to process. No more.
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Fairfax, Virginia - Earlier this month NRA's Education and Training Division sold its one millionth copy of the NRA Guide to the Basics of Pistol Shooting. Known as the Basic Pistol handbook, the guide is a comprehensive resource on responsible pistol use and is the foundation of NRA's popular Basic Pistol and FIRST Steps Pistol Orientation courses.
First published in July 2009, the Basic Pistol handbook was written with the intent of becoming an at-home reference guide for gun owners. Topics included in the guide are basic firearm safety, storage options, range rules, target scoring and basic fundamentals such as shooting positions, grip and aiming. The guide can be purchased both individually and as part of a NRA Instructor-led course from the NRA's Program Materials Center.
Fairfax, Virginia - The NRA Program Materials Center is having a record year thanks to our dedicated and very busy NRA Instructors. Through the first three quarters of 2013, the National Rifle Association's Program Materials Center has processed a record 46,000 transactions, selling 850,000 units of training materials.
The Program Materials Center is the NRA's source for firearm training handbooks and videos, shooting aides, medals, program apparel and more. It stocks more than 900 items to help people both educate themselves on and enjoy their Second Amendment rights.
Year after year, the center's top sellers are materials for NRA's firearm education and training courses. Among those, the most sought-after items are for NRA's pistol-based courses, predominantly NRA Basic Pistol, FIRST Steps Pistol Orientation, and Basic Personal Protection in the Home.
"Our Program Materials Center is an invaluable resource to the more than 116,000 dedicated instructors who ensure the National Rifle Association is the United States' top provider of firearms training," said Bill Poole, Managing Director of NRA's Education and Training Division. "Without the support of our instructors, we would not be able to help so many Americans enjoy their Second Amendment rights in a safe and responsible manner."
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can i take concerta with tylenol cold?
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Assuming that the cold pills are a combination of acetaminophen (painkiller), chlorpheniramine (antihistamine), dextromethorphan (cough suppressant) and phenylephrine (decongestant)...
It could be a problem taking cold pills with Concerta if you suffer from high blood pressure.
The phenylephrine in the cold pills and the Concerta together could cause an increase in blood pressure. Otherwise should be okay.
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