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A fun way to "read" with your emergent reader is to check out a wordless picture book. Take turns telling the story in your own words. Encourage your young reader to add sound effects and dialogue. Try Chalk by Bill Thomson. Three kids go to the park on a rainy day and find a bag of magic chalk. Everything they draw comes to life! How will they cope when a mischievous boy draws a dinosaur? Wonderfully expressive artwork drawn in big, bold color will make it easy for you and your young reader to "write" the story.
You Can't Take a Balloon into the Metropolitan Museum by Jacqueline Preiss Weitzman is full of action. The story is drawn in pen and ink style with touches of color. A security guard is entrusted to watch a balloon for a young patron. See what happens when the balloon gets loose and he has to chase it around New York. The story takes many twists and turns as the action outside the museum seems to match the artwork inside. Try this one out with your kindergartener (or older child).
In Bow-Wow Bugs a Bug, Mark Newgarden and Megan Montague Cash illustrate a story of a dog that follows a bug around the neighborhood. Using bright, simple illustrations, the authors draw a surprising weird, charming and funny story. The bizarre adventure lends itself to some surreal storytelling which is probably more suited to 1st grade or older. Give it a try with any of your kids and see what develops.
If you have a good time with these, be sure to ask your librarian for more titles or search the catalog for keyword "wordless".
Three picture books take on one of the first questions that kids have to come to terms with: when is enough enough?
For a while, Davy was an only lamb. He enjoyed the focused attention he received from his parents, until one after another brother arrived on the scene. Before he knew it, there were twelve brothers, all of which wanted to follow in Davy's hoofsteps, everywhere he went. Matthew Cordell, author and illustrator of Another Brother, uses bright, funny line drawings and successful, subtle ovine humor in this satisfying and surprisingly touching sibling story.
Minerva is the subject of The Unruly Queen, written and illustrated by E.S. Redmond. This is largely a tale of gluttony, as Minerva seems more interested in using as many resources (and exasperated nannies) as she possibly can. However, when her fifty-third nanny finally beats her at her own game, Minerva receives her much needed comeuppance. The rhyming couplets match the art, which is reminiscent of Edward Gorey and Tim Burton.
An unnamed magpie has what we would refer to as hoarding tendencies, in More, written by I.C. Springman and illustrated by Brian Lies. Acrylic and colored pencil drawings of the magpie, mice, and objects star in this timeless fable that mirrors present-day issues of materialism. A field mouse offers the magpie the gift of a marble, but after collecting many more items, its nest becomes overwhelmed by many other found objects. After a catastrophic incident, the field mice help the magpie determine just what matters, and what is enough.
The challenge of a new sibling is addressed in several new picture books which provide different spins on the blessed event. In Lola reads to Leo, by Anna McQuinn and illustrated by Rosalind Beardshaw, our favorite book lover Lola is delighted to welcome new brother Leo. Lola helps care for Leo by sharing her love of reading. She brings him a soft book for his crib when she meets him, holds her best bear story while Mommy feeds him, and tells him a duck tale during his bath time. While many new baby books focus on the negative, this gentle celebration of family and reading offers the fun side of being a big sib! Other Lola stories include Lola Loves Stories and Lola at the Library.
Gia has heard all she can about "the ding-dang baby" that her mother is expecting in Pecan Pie Baby by Jacqueline Woodson and illustrated by Sophie Blackall. But that baby is all ANYONE wants to talk about. Gia is worried about the upheaval ahead and already knows what she will miss the most: "My whole, whole life." Her emotions come to a head with a very public meltdown. But Mama is able to calm her by showing Gia her important role in their expanding family. The subtle seasonal changes complement Gia's changing attitude. This is an honest story about the very real feelings children have when faced with change.
Molly already has a sister, but not the sister of her dreams. "I was hoping for a little sister who was just like me, but I got Chloe instead." In Chloe, Instead by Micah Player, Molly colors with crayons while Chloe eats them. Molly loves books. Chloe loves to tear pages. Molly is frustrated but still sympathetic and Player uses stylized, colorful graphics and simple text to share her perspective. Player is a graphic designer whose work might be familiar to Target shoppers – he designed the branding for their popular Paul Frank line. (Learn more about this exciting new voice at www.paperrifle.com.) With this fresh story, Molly does come to see that Chloe's personality can be fun too, and readers who are still on the fence about a younger sibling will see that there may be some good in it after all!
Quality picture books have the ability to engage both the youngest and oldest of readers with stories and illustrations that work together to capture the imagination. One Cool Friend, by Toni Buzzeo with illustrations by David Small, falls into that elite category of books we return to again and again. Tuxedo-clad Elliot is a "proper young man," a boy who prefers quiet, solitary pursuits. When his scientist father proposes a trip to the aquarium, Elliot is unsure. He's quickly enchanted by the penguins, asking his distracted father if he might have one. A misunderstanding leads a confident Elliot to pop the smallest Magellanic bird into his backpack for the journey back to their spacious, well-appointed home. His new friend proves to be a delight, if not a bit of a challenge.
Small works in pen and ink, ink wash, watercolor, and colored pencil, rendering charmingly witty pictures that add a surprising amount of humor and depth to the story. Readers will delight at the details Small works in to give depth to the character of Elliot's father, details that begin to hint at the surprise that reveals itself as the story progresses. This is a sophisticated, nuanced book that demands multiple readings in order to fully appreciate the interdependence of Buzzeo's highly original plot and Small's clever illustrations.
Most kids love alphabet books and this one will not disappoint. In Z is for Moose by Kelly Bingham, Zebra is organizing the alphabet into an A-B-C show and Moose cannot wait! His eagerness gets him into trouble with Zebra and the others. See what happens when one excited Moose doesn't get his way. Perfect for the youngster who knows the alphabet and who has felt disappointment! Beautiful bold pictures accompany the story and will make the reader laugh out loud. Poor Moose will tug at the reader's heart. Fans of Mo Willems' Pigeon books will surely enjoy this twist on the traditional ABC book. Check it out to see why Z is for Moose!
In a world of superheroes, Question Boy defeats Garbage Man, Paperboy, Mailman and others with his unending questions. Nobody had enough answers for him until he meets…..Little Miss Know-It-All. In Question Boy Meets Little Miss Know-It-All by Peter Catalanotto, the two have a showdown at the park. Miss Know-It-All starts out strong, but Question Boy fights back with the dreaded "Why? Why? Why?" Showcasing two of the most annoying but utterly adorable traits of childhood, this brightly colored picture book will strike a chord with children and adults alike. A crowd gathers to watch the little boy with unending questions take on the girl with all the answers (even if she has to make some up.) Tensions rise. Who will triumph in this battle of annoying childhood traits? The artist complements his story with expressive pictures. By making community workers into superheroes, Catalanotto reminds the reader of that certain time of childhood when seeing the trash truck was an event and getting the mail could be the highlight of a day. (And adults, don't worry, the author kindly lists Miss Know-It-All's made up facts on the back cover, so there's no need to research.)
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VIDEO: Hundreds of homeless people were fed a thanksgiving breakfast at the Clara White Mission dinning hall this morning, but it almost didn't happen due to budget cuts for the mission.
VIDEO: After the city cut over 80-thousand dollars out of Clara White Mission's budget that was specifically for the food program, a local couple has promised to help keep the meals coming to those who need it most.
VIDEO: Current Governor Rick Scott and former Governor Charlie Crist are the high profile names in the Election this year but a popular third party Libertarian candidate Adrian Wyllie has brought some uncertainty to this year's election.
A protest to call attention to the threat of harder times for the homeless here in Jacksonville. Members of the faith community rallied outside the Jacksonville Day Resource Center, which might have to reduce its hours or even close because of spending cuts under consideration at city hall.
In the words of Sheriff Rutherford, its "a matter of life and limb." He is making a last minute desperate appeal to avoid cuts to his budget.
We're now hearing from Mayor Alvin Brown about a proposed city budget that includes some significant cuts. Tuesday night, the city council gave its tentative approval of a budget that would close fire stations, shut down some libraries, reduce early voting sites, and cut more than 2 percent from every city department. Some council members blame the mayor for presenting a budget that will increase the city's debt.
JFRD recruits graduated tonight at FSCJ South Campus but budget cuts may provide less jobs for firefighters.
Fewer early voting sites could mean longer lines in November, possibly even more cuts in Spring.
A passionate plea from Jacksonville's Fire Chief, warning city council that closing fire stations to save money will cost lives.
City council members say there's no money for new books for libraries or a new Jacksonville Landing. Right now, they are slashing items proposed in Mayor Brown's budget. They're also saying "no" to the mayor's idea of borrowing 240 million dollars from a city reserve fund.
For the first time since 2009 the city is seeing an increase in tax revenue. It looks like city services may not be cut. In fact, we could see some improvements.
VIDEO: After much back and forth, the signs for Nathan B. Forrest High School are coming down. The official vote to change the name of the school to Westside High School was finalized in December and by July 1st they expect to be done with all name changes.
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|McCarthy says Packers need reminder on how to handle success
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Since taking over as the Packers' coach nearly two years ago, McCarthy has emphasized to his players that handling success is one of the most difficult - if enviable - problems a team can run into.
Now, after an embarrassing 35-7 loss in abominable weather conditions at Chicago on Sunday, McCarthy plans to go over the lesson again.
``I think you need to take a step back like we have the past couple weeks, and revisit talking about handling success,'' McCarthy said Monday in Green Bay. ``You're a 12-2 football team and you go down and play a football team that's out of the playoffs, they're a rival game, and to perform the way we did - that's something else we'll talk about.''
With the loss, the Packers allowed Dallas to clinch home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. They're still assured of a first-round playoff bye and one home playoff game. But if the Packers face the Cowboys in the NFC title game, it will be in Dallas.
``Sure, we'd much rather play them in Green Bay, but judging by the way we played today, we may be better off playing somewhere else,'' Brett Favre said after Sunday's loss. ``I have no idea. I do know this: It can be a distraction. Now we know what's at stake. Let this be our wake-up call.''
All year, McCarthy and Packers players have faced questions about whether their pass-first, precision-based offense would run into trouble when the weather turned bad.
And while the answer appeared to be a resounding ``no'' on Sunday, the Packers are not likely to run into such an extreme combination of wind and cold again - even at Lambeau Field in January.
Beyond that, McCarthy said he is far more comfortable with his team's ability to run the ball now than he was earlier in the year.
``I think we've shown the flexibility to run and pass the ball,'' he said. ``I think if you had that opinion of us after Week 6, I'd totally agree with you, because I was concerned about the run game then. I am not now.''
The Packers didn't practice outside last week, because McCarthy believes it causes such a disruption to the regular flow of preparation that it outweighs any potential benefits. McCarthy wasn't second-guessing himself Monday.
``There's a point where the returns are not there,'' McCarthy said. ``When people are not focusing on practice, and the quality of practice decreases because you want to appease the weather pattern, that's counterproductive, in my opinion. That's why we practice inside. I don't think being outside would have factored at all as far as our preparation.''
The Packers' playoff position already has been determined, but McCarthy said the Packers will ``play to win the game'' against Detroit on Sunday. After last weekend's loss, it's the last chance for the Packers to regain momentum going into the playoffs.
``I'm clearly not happy with the way we performed yesterday,'' McCarthy said. ``So it's important to get back on the field and get going as far as playing to the level that we need to play. And, also with the fact that we won't play for another week, I want to make sure we stay sharp.
``We need to clean up a lot of things fundamentally just off of our last contest, and that will be our focus as we go through the week and have the opportunity to go out and compete and win the game against Detroit.''


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Sean Singletary was taken with the 42nd overall pick in NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. He will take his skills out west to Sacramento, and look to earn his spot on the roster.
Singletary had his best year during his senior season, averaging 19.8 points per game, and earning his third consecutive All ACC First Team honor. The former Cavalier worked out in Sacramento, obviously impressing the front office and coaches.
He will join Sacramento's other draft picks, as they will all look to make the team. The Kings selected Jason Thompson of Rider in the first round with the 12th overall pick, and Patrick Ewing Jr. from Georgetown with the 43rd selection, immediately following Singletary.
The ACC only had four players go to NBA clubs during Thursday's draft. NC State's J.J. Hickson went 19th overall to Cleveland, the only ACC player to be taken in the first round. In addition to Singletary, James Gist of Maryland was selected 57th by San Antonio, while Virginia Tech's Deron Washington went 59th to the Pistons.
Derrick Rose of Memphis was the first overall selection, going to the Bulls, while Kansas State's Michael Beasley went second to the Heat. O.J. Mayo of USC was taken by the Timberwolves at number three, marking the first time ever that three freshman were selected with the top three picks.
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Die Veneris, 5 Junii, 15 Regis Car. IIdi.
New Buildings.
Selling live Cattle.
Importing Madder.
Preventing Popery, &c.
Ministers Maintenance.
Excise Collection.
Lyndsey Level.
Privilege- Publication of Proceedings.
Coal Trade.
Crown Revenue.
A BILL to prevent the further Erecting and Increase
of new Buildings in and about the Cities of London
and Westminster, was read the First time.
Resolved, &c. That this Bill be read the Second time
on This-day-sevennight.
A Bill for preventing the Selling of live fat Cattle, by
Butchers, was read the Second time.
Resolved, &c. That the said Bill be committed to Sir
Edm. Pooley, Sir Robert Atkyns, Sir Hen. Worsley, Mr.
Knight, Lord Castleton, Sir John Brampston, Colonel Gilby,
Sir John Covert, Sir Lanc. Lake, Mr. Attorney of the
Duchy, Mr. Buller, Mr. Gaudy, Sir Bain. Throckmorton,
Mr. Lowther, Mr. Westphaling, Sir John Duncombe, Sir
Rich. Lloyd, Lord Ancram, Mr. Street, Sir Norton
Knatchbull, Sir Phil. Warwick, Sir Hen. North, Sir Wm.
Tirringham, Mr. Kent, Sir John Rouse, Mr. Clifford,
Colonel Kirkby, Sir John Denham, Mr. Culleford, Mr.
John Vaughan, Mr. Wandesford, Sir Cha. Hussey, Sir Tho.
Peyton, Mr. Wm. Sandis, Mr. Moore, Sir John Holland,
Sir Rich. Temple, Sir Geo. Downing, Sir Tho. Gower: And
they are to meet on This-day-sevennight at Two of the
Clock in the Afternoon, in the Speaker's Chamber: And
to send for Persons, Papers, and Records.
Mr. Street reports from the Committee appointed to
inspect the Act for importing Madder pure and unmixed,
That the Committee had carefully perused and examined
the Act; and, upon hearing the Dyers, and other Persons
skilled and concerned in the Art of Dying, did find the
Act very destructive to the Trade of Dying; and of much
Damage to the Publick: And that the Committee were
of Opinion, That the same ought to be repealed: And did
therefore desire the Leave of the House for an Enacting
Clause to be brought in, to be added to the Bill for
Advance of Trade, to repeal the said Act touching
Resolved, &c. That this House doth agree in Opinion
with the Committee; and do order, That Leave be given
for bringing in an Enacting Clause, to be added to the
Bill for Advance of Trade, to repeal the Act concerning
the Importing of Madder.
Ordered, That the Proviso directed to be brought into
the Bill to prevent the Growth of Popery, be prepared
and brought in on This-day-sevennight: And the
Clerk of the House is to give Notice hereof to Mr.
Serjeant Maynard, that he may prepare and bring it in
Ordered, That this House will, on To-morrow-sevennight, resolve into a Committee of the whole House, to
take into Consideration the Bill for the Increase of the
Maintenance of Ministers, in Cities, Towns Corporate,
and Market Towns.
Ordered, That the Bill for the better Ordering and
Collecting the Duty of Excise, be read the First Day of
the Meeting of this House, after Whitsuntide, being the
Day appointed for reading the other Bill concerning the
Excise, the Second time.
Ordered, That the Report of the Bill concerning
Lyndsey Level, be heard on Monday-sevennight.
The House taking notice, That several Votes and Proceedings of the House were, without Leave or Order,
printed and published in the common News Books;
Ordered, That none of the Votes, Orders, or Proceedings of this House, be put in Print, or published,
without the especial Order, and Leave of this House.
Ordered, That Leave be given for the bringing in a
Bill for the better regulating the Coal Trade.
The House did then resume the Consideration of the
remaining Heads of the Report, returned from the
Committee of the King's Revenue.
And the said several Heads, being read the Second
time, were, upon the Question, severally agreed to.
The Computations made by the Committee, at the
Foot of the Report of the several Particulars of the Two
Columns of the Report, was twice read.
Resolved, &c. That this House doth agree with the
Committee, in the Computations, by them made, of the
particular Sums, in the Two Columns of the Report.
Resolved, &c. That this House will, on Friday next,
at Ten of the Clock, take into Consideration the
Improvement of his Majesty's Revenue upon this
The House adjourns itself till Friday next, Nine
Clock in the Morning.
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Imad Doski applied for his U.S. citizenship five years ago with dreams of a high-dollar job translating Kurdish and Arabic.
Since then, the native of Iraq has discovered one private contractor pays U.S. citizens $60,000 more per year than other immigrants. Another only hires citizens.
"When you are a citizen, opportunities are different, pay is sometimes different, people sometimes look at you differently," said Doski, a Nashville bookkeeper.
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Interview With Father Alex Yeung of Sacerdos Pastoral Center
NEW YORK, JULY 18, 2005 (Zenit) - The Hispanic community forms close to 40% of the Catholic population in the United States. Yet, there is only one Hispanic priest for every 9,925 Hispanic Catholics.
These statistics reveal an opportunity for English-speaking clergy to reach out to Hispanic Catholics -- if only they knew Spanish.
That's where Curso de Hispanidad steps in: an intensive Spanish language and culture course held in Mexico for North American priests and seminarians. This summer it runs July 19-Aug. 19.
Father Alex Yeung, director of the Sacerdos Pastoral Center, shared with us how the program immerses participants in Hispanic culture and prepares them to minister to the growing Hispanic population back home.
Q: What exactly is the Curso de Hispanidad?
Father Yeung: The Curso de Hispanidad in Mexico is a five-week intensive Spanish language and culture course for North American priests and seminarians. It is sponsored by Sacerdos in conjunction with the Department of Humanities and the Center for Language Studies of Mexico's Anahuac University.
The language module has two tracks: one for priests and seminarians with little or no knowledge of Spanish; the other for those with some previous experience.
The learning methodology is varied, with classes, individual or small-group coaching, conversation, tapes, films and visiting with families.
Both tracks emphasize pastoral Spanish usage, how to engage in simple conversations in ordinary pastoral settings, and how to celebrate the sacraments and sacramentals in Spanish.
The cultural module includes complementary classes in Latin American culture and religiosity, and visits to significant spiritual, cultural and archaeological sites in and around Mexico City.
Participants grow in their understanding of the culture from the inside, and in their ability to relate to the cultural features that their Hispanic parishioners bring with them. Hispanics have a great cultural and religious richness that, if effectively tapped and channeled, can be a source of renewal for the local churches in North America.
In the pastoral ministry module, participants are guided in putting into practice the pastoral Spanish they are learning. Participants are welcomed by the local communities and, according to the ability and interest of each, they can administer the sacraments and preach homilies in the nearby villages and towns.
Q: Why do you see a need for a course like this?
Father Yeung: One of the biggest needs among North American parishes is effective outreach to the Hispanic community, which forms close to 40% of the Catholic population, according to the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops' document "Encuentro and Mission."
This document reports that there is one Hispanic priest for 9,925 Hispanic Catholics in the United States, in contrast to the one Catholic priest for every 1,230 Catholics in the general Catholic population.
Without adequate pastoral care, migrant workers and young Hispanic families find themselves without the support of a faith community they are accustomed to in their countries of origin. The result can be a dramatic loss of faith, moral aberrations, substance abuse and family breakdown.
Besides, a significant number of North American Hispanics are enticed to join other Christian denominations every year. Fundamentalist groups and sects are making a big effort to welcome Hispanics and cater to their spiritual and material needs. There is an urgent need to increase the number of Catholic parishes that are able to provide for the sacramental, catechetical, spiritual and social needs of the Hispanic community.
Q: What are the biggest challenges that native U.S. clergy face with the Hispanic members of their parishes?
Father Yeung: I think the question might be rephrased as: How can North American parishes effectively welcome and embrace the richness Hispanic Catholics have to offer?
Surely there are aspects of "need" that require skill in addressing them: the emotional and moral situation caused by Hispanic migrant workers being away from their families; the undiscerning acceptance of materialistic and hedonistic values by first-generation Hispanics; some reticence in learning and valuing the English language and positive American cultural values, etc.
But I think that Hispanic members of the parish are much more of an asset than a "needy" community. Their religiosity, sense of God and family, hard work, joy, optimism, and love for the Church and the Pope can do so much to help strengthen parish communities in North America.
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It is something QS and I have discussed. Just a small policy that would cover burial costs in the event of a tragedy. However we've never done it.
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
He felt sorry- shame - and everything else was all about HIM..
I hope they fry him and her
As to life insurance, insurance companies DO push polices, but usually at $10K, the price of a pretty nice funeral here in the Midwest. It's a waste of money, put that money in a college fund...if your kid were to die before college you'd still have some money for the funeral. Also $25K seems high for Georgia...but even if it was or wasn't about money, or sex, or freedom, it is utterly despicable.
How many people would have so happily have raised that child if they wanted out?
Whoever said they need to die the same way, Amen. Hell on earth and then hell ever after.
Leaning towards leaving, no one deserves this pain.
Curious for those who have kids, do you have life insurance on them....defense keeps lowballing this as nothing ...
We had life insuranceon my son when I was working. I was laid off before my daughter was born so we couldn't afford to get one for her or to keep his going. It was through Gerber so, of memory serves, we could also use the money for college. I think that's the plan we had.
I'm sorry I read this thread, but I wanted to comment on the insurance plan.
The last time I read a story about a child dying I hugged my two so tight they actually said "Mama, you're squeezing us." I just can't bring myself to read any more.
As far as this case though, it's horrific and they're discussing the death penalty for the sick excuse of a father. I hope they do cook him.
Curious for those who have kids, do you have life insurance on them
I do. I always have through my employer. It's 10,000.00...enough to cover funeral expenses if necessary.
His wife was a member of the "pill kills" group against birth control - hence the 7 kids. Their apt was a filthy mess and authorities had been called to investigate prior to this tragedy at least 4 times. The cops investigating the death of this baby actually gagged inside the apt because of the filth.
There's something very wrong in our judicial system that this 24 yr old father is not in prison and the mother should also have faced charges for endangerment.
If anyone wants the link to this story...PM me. I don't want to post it here, but will share it privately.
In general, do not insure people if you don't need their income should they die. Rarely are children providing the income. Exception being a SAHM if you would need to hire others to take her place if she died. I dropped mine by half when the younger one turned 16 and got a license, will drop the rest when she graduates college. My husband will drop his when he retires. We have prepaid funeral arrangements.
I must say though. DH and I do not plan to have children and have had terrible things said as a result. We are wasting our fertility (We've never tried to get pregnant, so how do we know it was possible?) and it's an insult to infertile women. I'm not a real woman but an over educated bitch, he doesn't love me and must be gay, we waste our money, we should be removed from society since we do not contribute, we are selfish assholes. I am too dumb to make a decision to not have kids according to 3 doctors.
All things said to each of our faces not online. When I hear about cases like this the, "you're a terrible person for not having kids" crowd goes quiet.
Apparently this guy's mistresses were more important than his own child who died a terrible death and it makes me so sad. It makes me sick and sad to know somehow this guy and his wife get some sort of moral high ground for simply having a baby yet choose this crime.
Forgetting I can see. Researching car deaths? No, doesn't fly with me. He looked up animals dying in cars.
Buying insurance on a child? Good investment. God Forbid something bad happen, the expenses are covered. The couple in the story bought a ton which is way too much as funerals do not cost $25K. Sadly, when you take out a policy on someone regardless of age, the person does not need to be notified. Getting a small amount on a child is not morbid or selfish. It's thinking ahead which is the whole point of insurance.
The reporting by the atlanta paper is crap in comparison.
The points that stood out to me:
* taking some to day care was part of his daily routine; Most of the hot-car-baby-deaths occur because there is a change in routine
* taking child to chick fil a was also somewhat routine -- occured 2-3 times a month;
* work was less than a mile from chick fil a
* baby was in a rear facing seat even though he was 22 months; Today we found out that the parents had a front facing seat and used it for at least a few weeks before returning to the rear facing seat
* guy (won't call him "father" or "dad") was sexting at least 6 women while at work that day, including sending one a penis photo
* guy was also reading on a reddit site for something like "Living child free"; also googled "Surviving in in prison"; that occured in the weeks prior to the baby's death
* day care sent guy an email sometime during the day; the article did not say when or what the contents were
* when the girl (not "mother"...) went to pick up baby and baby was not there, she said "Guy must of left him in the car". She then called her mother to tell her and her mother asked why she was not crying or upset
* father got into hot car where baby had been dead an estimated 4 hours; When a person dies they expire everything in their bladder and bowel; Imagine the smelliest poopy diaper baking in a hot sun, and yet he drove a couple of miles to a populated strip mall before "discovering" the dead baby;
* the police put the guy and girl together in an interview room; the girl asked if the baby looked peaceful; the guy said yes and then said "I dreaded how he would look"; Note the past tense
* they talk a while and then the girl asked the guy "Did you say too much?"
* they had TWO life insurance policies on the baby -- one that was $2000 and another that was $25000; Note that Home Depot paid for the funeral as part of a well known employee charity; In my mind that is a third insurance policy
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[This message edited by Dreamboat at 1:16 AM, July 4th (Friday)]
I'm reserving judgement on the mother since I'm confused about how they'd know she'd done a search. It may have been done under her sign in but do you know how many times someone has used my computer under my name because I forgot to sign out?
ETA: OK I went to the link provided and watched tapes of the court hearing. You all are right, mom is not acting at all as I'd expect. Damn them both!
[This message edited by trying_2_recover at 1:38 AM, July 4th (Friday)]
We do...it's a rider policy on my husband's work. In my family, there have been 4 babies who have died (all due to prematurity issues) and it's always haunted me the struggle of my cousins to have to stress about the financial side of paying for a funeral and headstone on top of mourning their baby. It was a nightmare. My one cousin was unable to put a headstone on her twins' grave for many years because they had to save up for it.
Our policy is very low tough, like $10k on each. Just enough to cover the funeral expenses and maybe one month off work to handle everything.
This story, though, breaks my heart. I read the Fatal Distraction piece and it has been one of those complete fears of mine that this would happen to my children. It makes me completely sick to think someone could have read about it, know the suffering involved in it, and done that to his son :(
No..I can't go there but I know some do for burial insurance..I.just don't want to. I guess being prepared makes me, in my weird over thinking mind, feel like it may be used one day.
I'm sorry, Guinness. This is what I meant. There are so many people in the world who would have loved and cherished that beautiful little boy.
As this is an affair forum, it's hard for me to separate my WS's infidelity with my infertility. And then we hear about pieces of shit who fucking murder their innocent children. Life is not fair.


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hi everyone! planning on stopping by MILK today! how late are they open and is it walking distance from the grove? also, what do you guys like to get there. only deserts, since we'll eat dinner elsewhere. thanks!
It's kind of walking distance, but it's about five blocks. There are savory items if you want to have dinner, but really it's mostly a dessert/snack place. Grab dinner at BLD since you'll be walking by. I think they close at 11 but one of the more local hounds like HungryGirl could probably comment.
MILK has some serious service issues--I've stopped going there b/c I just can't stand how confused and stupid they are all the time...geez get your act together. Frankly the sandwich I had the last time I was there just wasn't good, it could have been an off day though.
I'm not saying I'll never return again...have a cookie--
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I was there a couple nights ago, and things were definitely peppier service-wise than when I was there a few weeks ago, when they had teenagers slowly wandering back and forth behind the counter, avoiding eye-contact (as well as a boss-type woman eyeing them suspiciously while doing nothing). That said, no one was wearing latex gloves as they hand-scooped the ice-cream - I'll spare you further description. Still, beats Baskin-Robins any day.
Re: the sandwiches - probably not worth the wait (20 min. the last time, and there wasn't even a line).
One more thing re: the walk from the Grove - I'd actually walk along W. 3rd to whatever Milk's cross-street is, then turn north to Beverly. Otherwise, it can be a scary walk up The Grove Ave., with a very narrow sidewalk and traffic close.
I would actually suggest walking because the treats are very indulgent....yes, walking distance from the Grove.
Try the Chocolate Chocolate chip cookie and a shake (chocolate, vanilla or mint chocolate chip). Parking is not bad if you go during the day. If you read the parking signs in the neighborhood behind MILK I think you have 2 hours parking without a local permit. It is close to 10 blocks from the Grove parking lot entrance located on The Grove Drive just off Beverly between Fairfax and MILK.. If I were to walk it I would start from there. So maybe enter the parking from The Grove Drive and park near that entrance.
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Opening time at MILK has changed from 7AM to 9AM.
I have yet to have cake/cookies and/or ice cream at MILK. To date, I have had only breakfast (muffin and coffee/espresso) and sandwiches for lunch/dinner. The sandwiches have all been quite good to yum! When I'm in a rush I just call ahead and my order's ready when I get there. And, the staff at MILK has been gracious and eager to please from day one to the present.
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Thanks for the update. You should teach self-control. I do not know how you can walk out of MILK without at least one Double Chocolate, Chocolate Chip Cookie. We bought six last Sunday. Very good, moist, rich and sweet. A must try. The Blue Velvet cake is one of the most moist cakes we have ever had and this was the third time -- consistency. Those backed goods are on par with Jongewaard's in Long Beach. Jongewaard's has a larger selection however.
The ice cream at MILK is, IMO, maybe a little better than Fosselman's. The shakes are for sure better and bigger. Also a must try. Also, the ice cream bars at Milk are out of this world.
Again, Fosselman's, however, does have a larger selection of ice cream and shakes.
On Sunday I noticed a collector bottle of Broguiere's (Milk in a glass bottle). The MILK logo (Four milk bottles) and address was printed on the bottle –so cool. A great souvenir for a very low price and it comes full of the best milk, chocolate milk, in the state.. I have not been to Broguiere's yet to check if they also offer this special bottle (maybe in the morning) but they usually have all their bottles at the dairy. I will get several full of chocolate.
What makes MILK so great is they offer several really outstanding items, that you would otherwise have to drive all over LA to get, all in one location. And you add that the muffins and sandwiches are pretty good at MILK also. I have seen those salads there and they likewise look good. MILK is a great place to have.
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ah, if only they had strawberry or coffee syrup (or strawberry or coffee milk, for that matter...)!
I've been there only once but the desserts we got were tasty and affordable. We ordered the Banana Butterscotch Crunch and the Chocolate Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Sandwich as well as a Berry Bonbon.
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The Blue Velvet was WONDERFUL, moist blueberry cake with cream cheese frosting, not overly sweet with just the right amount of tang. The Coffe Toffe ice cream sandwich was also delicioso, macaroon cookie.
I love the blondie sundae, but I get it with chocolate ice cream instead of vanilla and ask for whipped cream. Their blondie is the best I've ever had....very moist with a lot of brown sugar and butter flavor. Did I mention the sundae is huge and will easily fill up two people. An amazing deal for ony $5.
As for hazelnutty's comments about poor service, I've always had the opposite experience. The staff has been friendly, quick and went out of their way to help me.
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Well perhaps they've worked out their quirks. I liked the place in the beginning, but the last time really left a bad taste in my mouth--I'm not the only one to complain about their service...but like I said that may have changed.
It doesn't matter I'm looking for new places. MILK just might be too trendy for me at this point.
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If you read one of my earlier posts on MILK I praised it, but now thats changed for me...I'm not into it anymore...truth be told the sandwiches and salads are not my fav. e.g. I don't like turkey, the cobb salad has turkey. Although I like chicken, it's very plebeian and boring. The cuban sandwich is what I liked, but then I had it for the third time and it was awful...weird. Like I said it could have been an off day. I liked the chocolate chip cookie.
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The first time I went to MILK I really didn't get what the big deal was. I had mint chip ice cream- strangely minty- although I did like the chocolate chip cookie. The second time I went was better. The blood orange sorbet was really good, and I don't usually like sorbet. I also had some of the chocolate pudding-really rich and yummy. And I had another chocolate chip cookie-even better the second time. I did notice the weird boss lady watching the other workers...no major complaints though in terms of service...not many people there since we went later at night...I think they're open until 10 M-Th and until 11 on weekends.
We just went for the first time this weekend, and got a Thai Tea milkshake (made from their Thai Tea ice cream) which was absolutely delicious.
Finally went today after reading so much about the place on this Board. Seriously underwhelmed. Hated the stark white hospital cafeteria ambiance. Chicken sandwich okay, but nothing to go out of your way for. Scoop of cookie dough ice cream - too sweet, no subtlety, too much cookie dough. Maybe slightly better than you would get at Baskins Robbins, but again nothing to go out of your way for. Took a vanilla cupcake to go for the late afternoon. Dry, not too flavorful - basically just a gob of sweet. Wouldn't return. Would much rather go to Cafe Midi if I were in the neighborhood.
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Thanks for trying three things and giving us your considered judgment. Before someone reviews a place, it seems only fair that one should try it a number of times and sample a number of items to get an overall feel for the general quality and consistency of the restaurant. I have stopped by MILK three or four times now, and have found its ice cream to be really good. I especially like the mint chocolate chip. Also got a blondie last night that was tasty.
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Ya.. Also, if someone really does not want to go back a second time then maybe on their first try they should focus on the things that most hounds reported a postive rating for. For example, The Chocolate, Chocolate chip cookie, the Blue velvet cake (moist for me on four trys) or the shakes made with 5 or 6 scoops of some realy high-end ice cream (I really like the chocolate or vanilla). I have never tried the Chicken sandwich but ... to me MILK is a great place to go after Vito's or Carney's.
About the "hospital cafeteria ambiance." I expected it with the name of the place -- MILK. The first thing I noticed inside on the left as I entered was that they sell Broguiere's milk in glass bottles. At Broguiere's Dairy the street sign says "Montebello Sanitary Dairy" and that place is also painted white. A Clean and Sanitary ambiance should be expected at any Creamery, Milk, or ice cream plant. Moreover, it's the law. That is what people see when they enter MILK, which is a Sanitary ice cream plant. I also respected that MILK has glass windows in the hallway so you can look right into the work areas. I enjoy looking because it reminds me of when I was a kid and my Dad showed me the inside of the dairy that he worked at and how everything was kept Clean, Wholesome and Sanitary -- like a surgical room.
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Well said JeetJet!
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I actually really enjoyed MILK's medianoche sando (their version of a cuban) and would go back just for that. I haven't tried their ice cream/shakes yet.
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Thanks for the rec. I may try Milk's medianoche sando on Friday since I will be on Beverly at lunch time. That reminds me that I have been wanting to try the ice cream bars. They look so good and I think I recall a good rec for them. The ice cream sandwich looks too big, IMO, and the bon bons are good but too small. The ice cream bar looks just right.


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Sauerkraut Stuffing
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4 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 2 hours
3/4 cup shredded uncooked potatoes
3/4 cup chopped onion
1/4 cup butter
1 can (14 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and drained
2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
2 teaspoons dried parsley flakes
1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 broiler/fryer chicken (3-1/2 to 4 pounds)
3/4 cup water
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
In a large skillet, saute the potatoes and onion in butter until
onion is tender (potatoes will still be firm). Remove from the heat.
Stir in the sauerkraut, parsley and seasonings.
Stuff chicken cavity; place on a rack in roasting pan. Roast,
uncovered, at 375° for 2 hours or until chicken is tender and
juices run clear. Remove to a serving platter and keep warm.
Measure 3/4 cup of the pan drippings; pour into a saucepan. Combine
water and flour; add to drippings. Cook and stir until gravy boils;
boil 1 minute. Serve with the chicken. Yield: 4 servings.
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Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (12 ounces) equals 624 calories, 37 g fat (14 g saturated fat), 184 mg cholesterol, 1,062 mg sodium, 20 g carbohydrate, 4 g fiber, 52 g protein.
Full-Bodied White Wine: Enjoy this recipe with a full-bodied white wine such as
© Taste of Home 2014