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The countdown of my top 25 AFC East players continues, one weekday at a time ... LongAbout the choice: Jake Long has lived up to the expectations of being the No. 1 overall pick of the 2008 draft. The Miami Dolphins' left tackle has been selected ...Blog | July 20, 2011
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USA Today reporter Nate Davis, one of my favorite guys to sit next to in a press box because of his appreciation for obscure sitcom characters, showed his keen television eye with a blog entry about the perceived greatness of New York Jets cornerback...Blog | June 07, 2011
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Examining the most crucial event in the history of every team in the division. Who made who? That was the question readers had to answer to determine the key event that shaped the New England Patriots. Is Bill Belichick the reason for their suc...Blog | May 26, 2011
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Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett surely has a strong arm and can make all the throws. Still, the biggest criticism of his football skills is that draft analysts believe he will be a statue in the pocket. The New England Patriots drafted Mallett i...Blog | May 17, 2011
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What key event significantly changed the fortunes of the Jets -- for better or worse? Give us your take and we'll give you our definitive moment on May 26. How many defining moments can a franchise have when it has won a single championship, and t...Blog | May 11, 2011
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With the offseason in full swing, let's take a look at one major question facing each AFC East team as it begins preparations for the 2011 season: BUFFALO BILLS Can the defense become a difference-maker? That abysmal 0-8 start and a record m...Blog | February 16, 2011
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NEW YORK, June 3, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Blackstone Mortgage Trust, Inc. (NYSE: BXMT) (the "Company") announced today that members of the Company's executive team will be presenting at the National Association of Real Estate Investment Trust's REITWeek 2013 Investor Forum® on Wednesday, June 5, 2013 at the Hilton Chicago in Chicago, Illinois. The Company's presentation is scheduled to begin at 9:00 a.m. EDT. The Company's presentation will be broadcast live over the Internet and can be accessed through the Company's website, www.blackstonemortgagetrust.com .
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Maybe if everyone concentrated on self-improvement instead of being critical, we would be much better off. The world seems to consist of those who do and those who watch. Why do those who watch have so much to say about those who go about their business?
We should all ask ourselves the following questions. Are we good parents? Do we spend time with our kids? Do we lead respectable lives that our children can model? Have they seen us at our best? Have they seen us at our worst? When we were at our worst, did we fall apart, swear like a sailor, and kick the family dog?
Little innocent eyes are usually connected to a brain that has a really good memory. Yet do we talk about other people and the way they raise their kids? We had better be careful. We might get another turn at parenting we weren't expecting, that comes with a completely different set of challenges. Ask some "modern grandparents" today who are literally raising their grandchildren as their own.
Are we good workers? Is our reputation in the company something others hope to emulate? Even if it is, do we think sometimes they are talking about us the way we talk about them? We should consider the "ying" to our "yang." Payback is elastic.
Are we kind, considerate mates? When was the last time we told our spouse he or she looked pretty or handsome? It's probably been awhile. And we often think that our mate could/should be doing more for us, but again … what have we done?
Former UCLA basketball coach John Wooden once said, "Talent is God-given; be humble. Fame is man-given; be thankful. Conceit is self-given; be careful."
Without being vindictive, I hope my coffee shop "neighbor" stumbles across this article someday. Perhaps these words may serve as a mirror for him. Sylvester Stallone, like most of us, is simply doing the best he can. He has shown perseverance and character, and climbed many personal mountains to maintain integrity.
Before we point at another's list of errors and eccentricities, we should consider their accomplishments and then humbly hold them next to a list of our own. When that's done, we should stop and think what others who look at our list may be thinking. That moment may be very revealing.
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Nocturne Build Guide by PsiGuard
another tip for dusk-bringer : it can be used to follow stealth champions such as rengar + kha'zix very effectively
Hey Psi, do you know NinjaKen? He's a Challenger Tier Nocturne main, and builds literally the same thing every game.
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I just have to ask, why does this build seem to focus on being tanky and not assassinating? I always figured Nocturne played as a quick get in and kill w/ paranoia and get out with flash or natural escape.
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Hey Psi, do you know NinjaKen? He's a Challenger Tier Nocturne main, and builds literally the same thing every game.
Wriggles > Boots > Triforce > Randuins/Aegis (I assume Randuins if he wants to kill carries, Aegis otherwise) > Some other stuff that he never finishes I guess.
21/9/0 masteries, Exhaust Smite for Summoners.
15 AD Runes
I've tried it and it worked surprisingly well, except for the fact that the people I was playing against weren't that great ;p
Just wanna know your thoughts/opinions.
Yeah, I see him on stream a lot. Never really understood his style. Trinity Force has been buffed twice since the start of season 3 so it's better than it used to be. Still not a big fan, probably won't put it in my guide.
I played with 21/9/0 in season 3 for a while. It was nice and it works, but I like 9/21/0 better. You don't get a whole lot past 9 points in offense. It's okay, but not the way I'd recommend playing.
Don't like Exhaust. It's the next best thing to Flash and really the only other option I'd consider, but I still don't like it.
I honestly don't understand the 15 AD runes. Even for a focus on champion damage, I'd run at least six armor pen marks. No real reason not to. Most people are running attack speed on a lot of junglers in season 3 to make good use of machete.
I'll probably try Trinity Force for a few games and see how it goes. So far I'm liking the Blade of the Ruined King rush into Bulwark/Randuin's though.
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I just have to ask, why does this build seem to focus on being tanky and not assassinating? I always figured Nocturne played as a quick get in and kill w/ paranoia and get out with flash or natural escape.
The short answer is that you don't need much damage to kill carries and you need durability to be useful as a melee and as a jungler. Playing glass cannon Nocturne doesn't work very well at a competitive level.
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I have read and I like this nocturne guide but I usually go whit [*] Statikk Shiv and [*] Bloody hydra for extrem snowballing even if I just goes to push down a tower. Has you ever thought about this strategy and if have then please tell me if you thinks it's valid or not.
Nocturne really doesn't need to itemize in order to push lanes quickly. Just clear minions with Duskbringer and Umbra Blades.
Thanks to Lugignaf for the sig!
This is the best build for Nocturne Globally I went first time Noc, FOllowed the build, and went 8-2
This is the guide people should use for jungling.
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- 0Hello Allnurses! I need your help. I am interested in starting the RN-BSN pgm on April 8th 2013. The deadline to turn in all paperwork/transcripts etc. is March 4th. This is where you guys come in.?.? Can you please give me any info about the school? How it operates? Would you recommend it, do you regret choosing this school? Would you go back? What can I expect? Please give any pertinent info I would need prior to deciding on this school. Thanks in advance
- 0It seems like its hard to get people to respond. Please if there is anyone who has attended this school or is currently in this school can u PLEASE give me some form of feedback. On pins and needles over here. THANKS!!!
- 0Jan 13, '13 by registeredin06I would recommend it. There's a thread just a few weeks old that has 86 comments all on info on the program. That may be why nobody is jumping in.
It's cheap, in 5 week increments, and fairly easy. Go for it.
- 0Thanks so much for responding! I was told by someone (who heard from someone else) that once u start the program it's so hard to get in touch with the instructors. Basically it's like ur own ur own not even being able to contact the instructors for further direction. Is this true? Did u actually go through this program. Have u experienced any major problems? I really want to attend here for many reasons including tuition, time frame and the fact that the school is reputable.
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registeredin06 is right. there are a million posts right here on allnurses that address all your questions and many more, so that's why we're not responding. I'd suggest you go though and read as many of them as you have time for in order to get an overall idea of the school, classes, and support.
I would also recommend it, unless you have a better alternative. Here's why:
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- 0Jan 14, '13 by NclexSallyWell I got the ball rolling. I completed my application today, now I have to mail off my transcripts! I am not sure if I will be in the february class or the April class. But either way is okay for me.
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I have not gone through the program; I am in the middle of it. Just started another class yesterday. I started last August and will be finished this coming August. BTW, there are many forums here discussing the answers to your questions; you just have to sift through them and read a lot. Last summer when I was in your position, I took about a week to research as many programs as I could using the schools' web sites, and posts here on allnurses. I read hundreds of posts. One thread had over 700 posts and I read every one of them. Yes, it took time, but at the end, I had at least some idea about each school so I could compare. BUT, you will never understand the school and the classes fully until you are in it, I'm sorry to tell you. Given the fact that it is affordable, reputable, speedy, no clinical requirement, and completely on-line makes it worth considering. For me, those were the requirements I wanted, so I didn't have trouble making the decision. I don't know what your personal requirements are. Only you do. Remember, though, no program is perfect. And I will tell you now that you will be frustrated at times both with the class and with your advisor and AC. Some of the assignments will drive you crazy. You may shed a few tears during this ordeal. It is not going to be a walk in the park; but it isn't the hardest thing you ever did in your life, either. And, think of this: the pain is only temporary. And at the end of the road, you will have your diploma in hand, so it will be worth it. I'm glad you applied, but you can still look around at some other programs just to compare and you might even want to apply to several right now and decide for sure once you are in and know what classes you have to take. Here are a few you could look at: Western Governor's University, Jacksonville University, Ohio University, Grand Canyon University, to name a few. Then, there are also the "for-profit" schools such as Univ of Phoenix, Chamberlain School of Nursing. After you look carefully at all of these, you can make an informed decision that you will be happy with.
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That is strange, at this point I am past arguing with my advisor. She told me it would not count because it is a provider course, much like PALS and ACLS. I am now starting Medical Terminology on Monday and the payment deadline is today. I've just decided to make the sacrifice and take the class to ensure that I am on schedule to graduate this semester.


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157th Annual California State Fair
Presented by California Exposition & State Fair at Cal Expo
July 14 - August 1, 2010
California State Fair Announces 2010 Theme: "Your Passport to Adventure!" The 2010 State Fair will feature some all new attractions, a summer concert series and new exhibits that celebrate travel, adventure and more.
Fairgoers can look forward to the following new attractions, among others:
NEW! "Days of the Dinosaur" Adventure
Families are invited to embark on a prehistoric adventure -- the world-renowned "Days of the Dinosaur" Exhibit, in its first US appearance. The all-ages indoor attraction will feature more than a dozen life-sized dinosaur robots, skeleton replicas, interactive areas and photo opportunities. The exhibit will be free with Fair admission and will include hands-on activities like an archaeological dig site where children will have the opportunity to find their own fossils using authentic paleontology tools!
NEW! Jungle & Reptile Experience
This new interactive animal exhibit will be housed in a whimsical garden environment full of lush California plants. The jungle adventure will feature a variety of birds, amphibians and reptiles, including a colony of alligators and a colony of large tortoises. The fairgoers will be able to see and touch the species up close and personal in a very family-friendly and educational environment.
NEW! 'Get Animated' Pop Culture Exhibit
The State Fair and Stage Nine Entertainment Company invite you to come 'Get Animated' in a new feature exhibit on the unique and entertaining world of Animation. It will showcase everything from the classics of traditional hand drawn cell animation, to the ever-changing and exciting new computer animation of the last 15 years, as well as the advances with 3-D in the future. The exhibit will also feature major animation studios whose amazing animators have brought to life some of our favorite characters.
In addition, the 'Get Animated' exhibit will have:
- Celebrity voice talent and artists;
- Licensed costumed characters;
- Interactive stations featuring the drawing, painting and layout of traditional animation;
- A sound effects area;
- Digital character construction workshops;
- Unique 3-D models and industry collectibles;
- Original artwork from the classics from pencil drawings and painted cells, to painted background.
BIG FUN for Everyone
In addition to these new attractions, the State Fair will focus its traditional exhibits and competitions on recreation, sports and tourism that make California an adventure capitol of the world.
The fairgrounds will highlight some of the unique recreational activities available throughout the State of California for people of all ages. Partnerships are already being solidified with the California Travel & Tourism Commission, the US Post Office, the California Auto Museum, the Davis Bicycling Museum, US Bicycling Hall of Fame, and many others to provide a roadmap of adventures and travel destinations in the State.
New Dates, New Adventures!
For the first time in more than 100 years, the California State Fair has moved off its traditional Labor Day schedule to a July event. An adventure will be waiting inside Cal Expo from Wednesday, July 14 to Sunday, August 1, a 19-day summer schedule that will no longer conflict with the busy back-to-school season.
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Sacramento, CA 95815
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Wingless series tight at the top!
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Well be slingin em in sideways Saturday night as the MRP Wingless Sprint Car Series returns to Paul and Kathy Hawes Marysville Raceway Park. The MRP Super Stocks, Mini Stocks and Hobby Stocks are also scheduled. Plus, its Dilly Bar Nite! Mike Hall and the gang at Dairy Queen of Yuba City will be offering FREE, yep, FREE Dilly Bars to everyone who attends the event.
While stock car stars Corey Hall and Misty Castleberry have nice leads in their respective classes, MRP Wingless Sprint Car Series point leader Brett Youngman has no such luxury. Youngman in his familiar XX has an 11 point lead on rookie contender Joel Giusti in the Flyin Ford. Ray Benkowski is only 1 point behind Giusti in his familiar blue hot rod and Jeremy Hawes is only 4 points behind Benkowski. What this really means is that this tussle for the season long championship is far from over and any one of the 4 aforementioned drivers can win it. Only 16 points separate them.
Of the 4 at the top only Hawes has been to victory lane at MRP in this class. Giustis close to being good enough in this class, but hasnt won yet. MRP Super Stock star Benkowski is close to getting the job done if he can keep the mechanical gremlins out of the picture. But Youngman is due. Only the strangest twists of fate have kept Youngman from the checkers and a well deserved victory lane appearance. Adding to that hes now in a point battle that he has to pay attention to. Youngman has been an ardent supporter of the racing programs at MRP. He would be a worthy champion, but there are a lot of drivers who still will have something to say and do about that.
We dont want to leave the subject of the MRP Wingless Sprint Car Series without a nod going to Janna Spear. Spear has stepped up the program this year and has been impressive in her 2011 outings thus far. Spear too has had her issues with luck and mechanical woes, but she, also looks to be heading in the right direction; forward.
A real wild card in all of this is David Sprigg. If Sprigg shows up, he can win. Hes in championship caliber machinery. Sprigg cant contend for the title, but he can contend for the victory. The MRP Wingless Sprint Car Series hasnt been on the track since June 19th and they are ready to get back at it; sideways at 100 mph.
As it is Dilly Bar Nite Saturday and as Dairy Queen is the sponsor of MRP Super Stock star Corey Hall, and as the mighty Super Stocks are on the card Saturday, let us say, it aint over till its over. James Castleberry, with his convincing win last Saturday, has shown that he hasnt given this thing up by a long shot. The Super Stocks put on a head-spinning non-stop feature event last Saturday and Castleberry distanced the field by a straightaway.
Hall calmly (if you can be calm at 80 mph) cruised into 2nd. While Castleberry sent a shot across the bow, Hall seemed not to notice. His charge into 2nd cushioned any real hit he might have taken in the points. Hall has matured from the fast rookie who would make mistakes to a polished, savvy veteran in just a couple of years. His title in the class last year was no fluke. He won races to win the title. Castleberry will have to offer more exceptional performances like the one he put on last Saturday if he hopes to catch the champ. Castleberry can do it. It looked like he enjoyed getting back to victory lane.
Watch for Sean Hulsey this week. Hulsey had em covered last week, before a miscue on lap 4 cost him the feature win. Hes better than anyone was expecting this season and has been a really bright spot in the season so far. With past champion Billy Knoop and the always quick Willie Horn, there are plenty of different ways that Saturdays feature could go.
The surprise of the MRP Mini Stock season is undoubtedly the fine performances of Mark Hill. Misty Castleberry seems to have the championship trophy within sight, but lately victory lane has been occupied by a stark white #8. Sprint car veteran Hill has returned to the class where it all started and has truly been impressive. Since he returned after a couple of years off, Hill has been quicker each outing and continues to show the uncanny smoothness that he is known for. Not wild or over the top, Hill just gets the job done. Its what he does. Adding Hill to this wild and often controversial class has been another bright spot in the 2011 season. All the stars will be there Saturday, Furuta, Castleberry, Merritt, Kames, Clayton, Law, Gallier, Luster and Ford among them. The Minis have been off a couple of weeks playing in other back yards. Getting back home should make for a spectacular show. So, who has something for Hill?
The MRP Hobby Stocks will give it a go again as well this Saturday. A couple of new cars are completed and ready to go. This entry level stock car class can be great fun to watch.
The pit gate opens at 3pm and the front gate opens at 5. 1st race will go off around 6:30 after hot laps.
IMPORTANT: 2011 minor releases must be signed by parents for all minors entering the pits. Concessions will be available. All classes of racecar are invited to participate.
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26-year food ingredients veteran Olivier Rigaud is the new CEO of French herbal extracts leader Naturex, moving from tate & Lyle, where he has been the chair of Specialty Food Ingredients since 2010.
Naturex said he had the, "passion and dynamism" to take the helm of the world's biggest botanicals player.
Thierry Lambert, who has performed the role since the 2012 death of founder and CEO Jacques Dikansky in September 2012, and worked with Dikansky over the company's 20+-year history, stays on in an executive role.
"I am delighted and very proud of the opportunity given to me to integrate Naturex, this international group already marked by many successes, and always ambitious; I hope to contribute in this new feature to future success," Rigaud said.
Dikansky founded Naturex in Avignon, France, in 1992 and after a series of acquisitions and developing a broad herbal extract portfolio, turned it into the biggest player in the world, with turnover of about €250 million.
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My siblings and I stayed at this remarkable home from July 18 through July 26. The Texas Court House is more than the owners advertise. It is truly a home away from home. The home was very clean and well furnished. The atmosphere of this retreat fit all of our needs ranging from true fishing experiences to fun with the little ones on the play ground equipment out back. We watched beautiful sunsets and sunrises on the pier. The porpoises came within 20 feet of the pier several times, entertaining all that were present. We launched our boat at a nearby boat ramp and enjoyed the experience of the bay in many ways. We followed several porpoises, watching them majestically play in the water. We found a sand beach just a few miles out in the bay that yielded a playground for the little ones and fishing for the older ones. The house was furnished with everything that one could dream of from games to home entertainment systems. There was more than adequate room to prepare a meal for more than 20 individuals without having to rush or get in each other's way. The beds were comfortable to all. There is a small beach just at the start of the pier, which provided hours of fun and enjoyment for the little ones to collect shells and play in the water. Their were kayaks to be used by the guests, but the wind was a little too strong most of the days for unexperienced kayakers to attempt. We visited with several of the locals and learned when the fish were biting and where to go in the boat. Our entire family created wonderful memories during this stay. To say the least, this is truly a magnificent location to rent, very reasonably priced and strategically located to obtain all of your personal needs. Thank-you for allowing us to rent the Texas Court House. See you next year.


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Let's get started with this month's mystery crochet project. To make this project all you need to know how to do is to make a basic granny square. Don't worry if you're just starting out and you are more of a beginner, this post has been flooded with step by step diagrams for you to follow so you can join in too.
With the green yarn you need to crochet 12 granny squares. Each consecutive granny square needs to increase in size by one round (take note of the below photo).
For easy reference take note of the chart below.
square 1 = 2 rounds
square 2 = 3 rounds
square 3 = 4 rounds
square 4 = 5 rounds
square 5 = 6 rounds
square 6 = 7 rounds
square 7 = 8 rounds
square 8 = 9 rounds
square 9 = 10 rounds
square 10 = 11 rounds
square 11 = 12 rounds
square 12 = 13 rounds
Now don't be alarmed, it will take a few days to make all those granny squares, we are going to pace ourselves, the first few squares you'll have done in a flash, it's the larger ones that take a bit of time!
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Cynthia Hicks Van Name Leonard was the mother of Helen Leonard, aka Lillian Russell. She was also a suffragist, writer, aid worker and worker for social reform. Perhaps most significantly, she was the first woman to run for the office of Mayor of New York City.
She married Charles E. Leonard had six daughters.
Cynthia first worked as a saleslady in Buffalo, NY.
The Leonards moved in 1856 to Detroit, Michigan and then by 1858 to Clinton, Iowa. Cynthia established the first soldiers' home in Iowa. In 1863 they moved to Chicago. By 1869, Cynthia is working with the Suffrage Movement and became friends with Susan B. Anthony.
Cynthia established the Good Samaritan Society. After the Great Chicago Fire, Cynthia organized homeless shelters to assist women who lost everything in the fire. Cynthia developed the concept of having women as prison guards especially for other women.
She wrote Adventures of Lena Rouden, or the Rebel Spy and Fading Footprints, or the Last of the Iroquois.
By 1878, she separated from her husband and then divorced Charles, and Cynthia took Helen and daughter Suzanne (Susan) to New York City to allow them to advance in music.
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In 1884, she became the first woman to run for Mayor of the city of New York on a Women's Rights platform but received only four votes. In January 1888, Cynthia was accused of misusing the funds raised for the Irish women and children but found innocent.
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We have 200 pts at BCV and we want to add on another 200 points at CRV. :D
We just bought BCV last year and will have our first Welcome Home in June 2007.
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We have 200 pts at BCV and we want to add on another 200 points at CRV. :D
We just bought BCV last year and will have our first Welcome Home in June 2007.
Hi all..
I am DWT DVC #24 I belong!! (BCV, VWL, AKV):yahoo:
MBabe...have you thought about adding AKV to the poll or would you need to start a new one?
I think of DVC as my box of chocolates!!:yes:
Not sure which DWT DVCer I am, but we own at the Boardwalk.
Got hooked into the Boardwalk by renting points there back in Nov of '04. Getting a boardwalk view on your first trip to try i out pretty much set the hooks for my wife and I, and we finally got everything squared away and bought through resale in Dec of '05. Since owning our own points we've stayed at the Wilderness Lodge, the Beach Club, the Boardwalk, and we'll be staying at the Boardwalk again in July.
The things I love about the Boardwalk are mainly it's location. It's so easy to get to Epcot and MGM. There are a number of restaurants to choose from on the Boardwalk itself, and then you're just steps from all the food in the World Showcase. The pool is no Stormalong Bay, but no biggie. To the boys, a pool is a pool at their age. :)
I don't think everyone has posted the took the poll... but I believe I am #36
We bought 225 points at SSR last July. We will be staying there in January for the 1/2 marathon... unless I can get us into BCV so that we are closer to Epcot.
It will be our first DVC stay, although we have used points for a stay at the Polynesian and for an exchange for a place in Vegas in September.
Not sure what number I am but 1 of the first 36. anyways we got 210 points at BCV and 100 points at SSR.
Oh oops, I'm one of the 36 too but don't know what #! I'm at SSR and can't wait to go home for the first time in Jan. 08!
I'll assume No 37. I was lucky enough to buy into OKW back in 1992 when they gave you 8 years of free entry into the parks. Best decision we ever made and OKW is still our favourite resort for the sheer size of the 1 bed apartments and the relaxing atmosphere.
We are staying at OKW when we go at the end of the month. With all the great things I hear about it I can't wait!
We've been members since 2001. Our home resort is Vero Beach, although we've never actually stayed there. Since we live in Florida, we always go to WDW...the beach is 10 minutes from home. At WDW, we've stayed at OKW (our favorite), SSR, VWL, and the BCV. Since we don't usually plan more than 3 months out, for the last 2 years we can only get rooms at SSR...everything else is sold out 3 months out. :wall:
Number 39 200 points at saratoga Springs.
We are getting close to staying there for the first time. we bought in 2 years ago but we went on a cruise first.
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- Care Manager (Case Manager), Community Based Healthcare, Part-Time (30 hours)
- Clinical Social Worker - MSW/ 40 Hours / Days / BWH Care Coordination
- Social Worker (Bilingual: Spanish)/ 24 Hour/ Day/ BWH-Southern JP Health Center
- Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Social Work
- Senior Intensive Coordinator
- Director of Behavioral Health Services
- Recruitment Coordinator
- Full-Time Clinician Organizer Position Available
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Care Manager (Case Manager), Community Based Healthcare, Part-Time (30 hours)
Hiring Company: Caregiver Homes
Location: Watertown, MA
Job Description
Please note: To be considered for this position, you MUST apply online using this link: http://www.caregiverhomes.com/careers
Seniorlink's® Caregiver Homes™ is dedicated to helping elder and disabled adults live with dignity and independence. Our Structured Family Caregiver model has three main components: 24X7 at-home care from a paid caregiver (often a family member) living with the consumer; clinical oversight by an RN and Care Manager (typically a licensed social worker); and daily caregiver reporting in our web-based case record.
The Caregiver Homes service model is available to Medicaid beneficiaries in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Ohio and Indiana and is demonstrating reduced hospitalizations and incidents (such as falls), with overall high integrity and excellent consumer satisfaction. We continue to grow and have an exciting opportunity in our Boston 1 branch for a part-time (30 hours) Care Manager. Fluency in written and spoken English and Spanish is a plus. This branch serves towns in and north and west of Boston, such as Revere, East Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Chelsea, etc.
The Care Manager will work collaboratively through the region as part of a case management team to assess consumers, to establish and implement a Plan of Care, to conduct regularly scheduled homes visits, and to oversee consumer care. The team credentials caregivers and their homes, and provides ongoing support and training.
- Minimum of two years' experience in case management, care planning and assessment for elders/disabled adults in a health care, long-term care, social service or community setting.
- Candidate must have a bachelor's degree and be licensed in social work or nursing, or an equivalent combination of education and experience in these or related fields.
- Ability to speak, read and write fluently in both English and Spanish is preferred.
Skills/Knowledge Required:
- Knowledge of case management systems, community service and delivery systems for aging population required.
- Strong clinical and communication skills are essential with competent use of technology applications.
- Regular car travel within assigned regional geography is required.
We offer a competitive salary, travel stipend and excellent benefits including health, dental, vision, life/disability, paid time off, paid holidays and 401(k) with company match.
If you are interested in a successful career with Caregiver Homes of Massachusetts, please click on this link and complete an application: http://www.caregiverhomes.com/careers
To learn more about our mission, visit us at www.caregiverhomes.com.
Caregiver Homes of Massachusetts is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Contact Information
Please note: To be considered for this position, you MUST apply online using this link: http://www.caregiverhomes.com/careers
Salary Information: We offer competitive compensation and a monthly travel stipend
Clinical Social Worker - MSW/ 40 Hours / Days / BWH Care Coordination
Hiring Company: Brigham and Women's Hospital
Location: Longwood Medical Area
Job Description
GENERAL SUMMARY/ OVERVIEW STATEMENT: As a member of the Care Coordination team, coordinates patient care through the continuum thereby facilitating the achievement of optimal quality outcomes in relation to clinical care and cost-effectiveness. Provides clinical psychosocial, discharge planning and care coordination services to patients/families in all settings of care - inpatient, ambulatory and community. Identifies high-risk psychosocial factors of patients/families that impact discharge planning/health status and helps hospital staff understand the influence of those factors upon the course of medical care. Assumes care coordination responsibility for patients with complex psychosocial risk (domestic violence, protective services, frail elderly, disabled, substance abuse, etc.). Assesses adaptation of families to patients' illnesses, provides crisis intervention as needed, and ensures maximum participation of patients/families in the care coordination process. Serves as an expert about and as a liaison to community resource programs. Provides consultation, teaching, research and program development within their assignment. Identifies, addresses and participates in the resolution of variances that affect the quality and/or cost of care.
- Education: Minimum Master's of Social Work Degree in health-related discipline from an accredited program.
- 2 - 4 years' experience in an acute health care setting
- Experience in working on interdisciplinary teams required.
- Licensure: Current Massachusetts Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) required.
- Staff member must be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary to provide care appropriate to the age of the patients served on his/her assigned unit.
- Previous experience in a hospital or health care setting; bilingual (English/Spanish) preferred/Cultural sensitivity and age-specific competency required: crisis intervention, treatment skills; strong clinical assessment/judgment skills; excellent interpersonal skills including negotiation skills necessary to work within a team; excellent communication skills, strong organizational skills and ability to set priorities, tolerance for ambiguity; analytical skills and computer literacy; a sense of humor.
- The Department of Care Coordination will operate 7 days per week. Hours and work schedule will be flexible to meet the needs of patients, families, hospital and staff.
- The Department of Care Coordination will operate 7 days per week. Hours and work schedule will be flexible to meet the needs of patients, families, hospital and staff.
- May provide supervision to other social workers pending licensure. May supervise graduate interns
Contact Information
Apply on the BWH website: http://careers.brighamandwomens.org/JobDescription.aspx?Back=1&&jobId=2241399
Social Worker (Bilingual: Spanish)/ 24 Hour/ Day/ BWH-Southern JP Health Center
Hiring Company: Brigham and Women's Hospital
Location: Southern Jamaica Plain health Center
Job Description
GENERAL SUMMARY/OVERVIEW STATEMENT: The clinical social worker provides direct mental health and substance abuse services to health center patients and community residents. (S) He also participates in the activities of the department including (but not limited to) training and supervision, all assigned administrative responsibilities, urgent and emergency care, outreach and program development. PRINCIPAL
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: A. CLINICAL CARE: 1. Provides evaluation and treatment to department clients including psycho-social assessment, treatment planning, short and long-term therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, group therapy and substance abuse counseling for adults and children. Assesses treatment outcome and provides or secures the most effective treatment for the patient's condition. Coordinates care of assigned clients with center-based providers and others involved with the client's care. 2. Responds to needs of patients and the Service, including responding to emergency and urgent care requests and is available to take on new cases as needed. 3. Works with other community agencies, as time permits, to provide consultation, in-service education and assistance in case finding. Provides liaison between health center and other agencies in the area as well as medical providers within the health center. 4. Screens patients and families as needed. B. CLINICAL SUPERVISION AND TRAINING: 1. Participates in clinical supervision, consultation and in-service training. Assists the Director in the clinical supervision of department staff as assigned. C. ADMINISTRATIVE: 1. Participates in department and center-wide meetings, contributing to professional growth of others and self, as well as to the needs of the service. 2. Completes all paperwork and documentation related to client records, statistics, billing, necessary reports and correspondence in a timely manner.Follows procedures related to urgent care, patient flow, new case assignments, termination and other required patient contact. 3. Provides a certain number of visits per year as determined in contract. 4. Follows clinic's and department's procedures and protocols.
1. Master's degree and independently licensed in social work or other Mental Health Field such as LMHC or LICSW.
2. Two or more years post Masters experience in a community mental health setting.
3. A minimum of one year of experience in the treatment of substance abusers and their families.
4. For supervisors: Course work in supervision.
1. Knowledge of general psychological theory and clinical practice including trauma and substance abuse/addiction problems.
2. Knowledge of community resources in mental health and substance abuse.
3. Sensitivity to different cultures/life styles.
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Tenure-Track Faculty Positions in Social Work
Hiring Company: San Diego State University
Location: San Diego, CA
Job Description
The School of Social Work at San Diego State University has one tenure-track position available for Fall 2014. The School offers both BA and MSW degree programs, as well as a BA and MA in Gerontology. The undergraduate program prepares students for entry-level social work practice. The graduate program provides advanced concentrations in Direct Practice, Administration and Community Development. The School, in conjunction with the Division of Global Public Health, University of California, San Diego will be offering a joint PhD in Applied Social Sciences with an amphasis on substance abuse with first group of students anticipated to start in Fall 2014. Please visit our website at: www.chhs.sdsu.edu/sw/
Assistant Professor Position: Expertise is sought in Child, Youth, and Family Services. Additional research experience related to families involved in the child welfare system is highly desired. An optimal candidate should have the ability to teach practice and research expertise in the child welfare system. Teaching experience at the undergraduate and graduate level is also desired. A candidate must show promise in obtaining extra-mural funds. An MSW and a Doctorate in social work, public health, or a relevant social science discipline is required. A commitment to working in a multi-cultural environment with students of a diverse background is desired.
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience. Application review will begin October 2013, and will continue until the search is completed.
To apply, send letter of inquiry, vitae, and 3 letters of reference to: Dr. Thom Reilly, Director/Professor, School of Social Work; San Diego State University; San Diego, CA 92182-4119. Questions may be directed to Jullian Tufugafale, firstname.lastname@example.com
You can find our online ad at http://affiliated.sdsu.edu/ColHHS/schoolofsocwork.htm.
SDSU is an Equal Opportunity/Title IX Employer.
Senior Intensive Coordinator
Hiring Company: Dimock CSA at Justice Resource Institute
Location: Jamaica Plain, MA
Job Description
The successful candidate will be able to:
• Assume an individual caseload
• Meet all productivity standards.
• Provide effective clinical supervision to assigned staff.
• Maintain active Supervision Performance Evaluations with all supervisees.
• Assist in review and oversight of supervisee's productivity/ management of assigned cases.
• Assist Program Director in ensuring that quality and culturally competent services occur within the program.
• Manage risk and safety issues effectively.
• Manage and assist with personnel issues, including disciplinary actions and/or work plans, as needed.
• Have a willingness and ability to seek consultation when necessary.
• A master's-level clinician, licensed at the independent level with at least 3 years of experience in providing out-patient and community-based behavioral health services to youth and families.
• Supervisory experience preferred and with strong leadership qualities.
• Experience with Wraparound process; working collaboratively with state agencies, consumer advocacy groups and/or behavioral health facilities.
• Capacity to be self-directed, team oriented and very flexible. Strong oral, written and organizational skills.
• Language capacity preferred (Spanish, Haitian Creole, Cape Verdean Creole, Portuguese)
• Maintaining certification in the Massachusetts CANS.
• Basic computer fluency, including Microsoft Office.
• An active driver's license and automobile, as some travel is required.
Contact Information
Please email letter of interest and resume to Binh Tran, Program Director at firstname.lastname@example.com or fax to (617) 522-0904
Salary Information: 48-50k with excellent benefits
Director of Behavioral Health Services
Hiring Company: Lowell Community Health Center
Location: Lowell, MA
Job Description
The functions of the Director are to supervise, direct and manage the overall programming and operations of outpatient Behavioral Health services (BHS). Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Monitor and evaluate Provider and administrative staff's performance specific to productivity standards, and completion of all required documentation, including progress note completion per Health Center standards; Establish productivity standards for individual program activities and ensure that target goals are met. Plan, develop and supervise the implementation of new programs; Facilitate the weekly multi-Disciplinary treatment team meeting; Oversee on-site billing process and ensure that billing is timely and accurate; Attend and actively participate in Health Center committees to include Continuous Quality and Standards, Safety and Security, Program Manager's Meeting, Clinical Manager's meeting; Oversee implementation of objectives set-forth by these committees as well as further integrating BHS into primary care within the health center. Develop monthly reports on services to assess and measure progress towards stated goals, objectives, productivity, efficiency and deficits; Provide direct clinical care and clinical supervision when required. In addition to overseeing the programs and operations of Behavioral Health Services, this position will also be a working Director and will also be held accountable for taking on a small caseload of patients.
The individual should possess a working knowledge of substance abuse and mental health treatment, have supervisory experience and have an understanding of the functioning of an ambulatory behavioral healthcare program. The individual must possess a Master's Degree in Social Work (LICSW) and/or Licensed (Mental Health Counseling (LMHC).
Contact Information
Bobby Tugbiyele
Salary Information: Commensurate with Experience
Recruitment Coordinator
Hiring Company: County of Norfolk, MA
Location: Norfolk, MA
Job Description
The County of Norfolk is seeking qualified applicants for the position of Recruitment Coordinator for the Norfolk County RSVP Volunteer program.
Principal responsibilities include recruitment and placement of volunteers age 55+ in community assignments throughout Norfolk County. Programs include reading and tutoring, veterans' services, meals on wheels, food pantries, hospitals, and health care, as well as other government and charitable programs and community groups.
Norfolk RSVP is sponsored by the Norfolk County Commissioners and is affiliated with the Federal Corporation for National and Community Service, one of the nation's largest volunteer agencies.
Duties include community outreach and office support functions, including communications, grant compliance and records maintenance, and newsletters and publications. Position reports to the RSVP Director or supervisory staff designated by the County Director or the County Commissioners.
Candidates should have a strong interest in recruiting and working with senior volunteers, and relevant training and experience.
Position calls for excellent interpersonal skills, and strong communication skills, both written and verbal. Familiarity with Microsoft office software (including Outlook E-mail, Word, Excel and Publisher), and Internet communications tools such as Constant Contact are important. A bachelor's degree or equivalent education or experience in a relevant field is preferred. Applicant must have a valid driver's license and insured vehicle. Norfolk County residency is preferred.
Contact Information
Please send letter of interest and resume to Ann Brown, Personnel Manager, by email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or by mail to Norfolk County Commissioners Office, 614 High Street, PO Box 310, Dedham, MA 02027-0310.
Salary Information: Starting Salary $35,178 with competitive benefits
Full-Time Clinician Organizer Position Available
Hiring Company: SEIU Local 509
Location: Watertown, MA
Job Description
About SEIU Local 509
SEIU Local 509 represents more than 17,000 human service workers throughout Massachusetts — including professional, direct care and support staff — at public and private agencies that provide social services to at-risk children, elders, and people with mental illnesses and developmental disabilities. Local 509 is part of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), the largest and fastest-growing labor union in the United States, with 2 million members.
Job Description
SEIU Local 509 is seeking a Clinician Organizer to assist the Clinician Organizing Campaign Director in creating a new clinician unit. This position would help the establishment of a "non traditional" union of out-patient, behavioral health clinicians in Massachusetts. The Clinician Organizer would report directly to the Clinician Organizing Campaign Director.
- Organizes out-patient, behavioral health clinicians
- Corresponds with clinicians through both written and verbal communication
- Maintains clinician database
- Attends and assists in all clinician meetings
- Recruits member organizers to support organizing efforts
- Builds support for organizing among SEIU 509 members
- Attends staff meetings and other related meetings and training
- Assists other locals as requested in organizing efforts
- Performs related work as assigned
Job Qualifications
- Strong written and verbal communication skills (including public speaking)
- Ability to convey complex information in a clear, understandable manner
- Ability to work well with diverse populations
- Ability to multitask and work independently
- Prior knowledge and/or background in the mental health field in Massachusetts is a plus, but not required.
- Union, not-for profit or governmental experience preferred, but not required
- Bilingual candidates are strongly encouraged to apply
- Willingness and desire to contribute to the mission of union principles.
- Willingness to work nights and weekends, including travel throughout the state and some out of state travel.
- Strong computer skills, including familiarity with databases and e-mail programs
Contact Information
Application Process
Interested candidates should submit resume and cover letter to the Clinician Organizing Campaign Director:
Melody Hugo
SEIU Local 509
100 Talcott Avenue
Watertown, MA 02472
The deadline for applications is September 13, 2013.
Salary Information: SEIU Local 509 offers competitive salaries and a full range of benefits. Organizer salaries start at $50,128 annually.
Part-Time Preschool Teacher
Hiring Company: Discovery Central Learning Center
Location: Newtonville, MA
Job Description
Discovery Central Learning Center/ Child Care Assistant (Newton, Watertown, Waltham)Discovery Central is seeking a PT Assistant for our extraordinary childhood program. Our program is located in a separate part of my home with its own entrance and exit. The children that attended are 15 months and older. We provide an amazing learning environment through theme based play as well as organized games. Please feel free to review our website for more information regarding curriculum, schedule and philosophy. We would ideally like this person to start in September. - 2or 3 days per week - 8:30am-1:30pmThe successful candidate is required to have knowledge of early childhood development and experience working with toddlers and preschoolers. A friendly non smoker, genuinely interested in caring for young children.
Responsibilities Include:
Caring for the children
Setting up for snack time
Changing Diapers
Communicating with families
EEC/Preschool Certifications
CPR/First Aid
Contact Information
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Emeritus at Cape Cod
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Welcome to Emeritus at Cape Cod
A place to call home - many do.
Emeritus at Cape Cod offers a homelike setting and cheerful smiles from our professional staff who greet you every day. Our caring staff offers the assistance you need while respecting your independence.
Our peaceful setting, restaurant-style dining experience, activities and beautiful surroundings combine to create a wonderful living environment every day. Our genuine, caring staff, home-style meals and daily activities add to our residents' daily experience. They will tell you they appreciate all the options while living at an Emeritus Senior Living community.
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Our staff prides itself on respecting the privacy and individuality of our residents, while at the same time, creating a real sense of community. You can maintain the same independent lifestyle you have always enjoyed, plus have the opportunity to connect with your peers, participate in activities and even form new friendships for a lifetime.
Our customized Service Care Plan offers just the right complement of additional services, from assistance with medication to daily help with bathing, dressing, grooming and ambulation. Our tiered levels of service ensure that you are only paying for the services that you need.
The sense of community is all around you when you become part of our family at Emeritus at Cape Cod. Through special events, activities, clubs and on-going cultural enrichment programs, we offer unlimited opportunities for you to get to know other residents and us. Call to set up an appointment for a tour because we delight in showing you our home.
Emeritus at Cape Cod is operated by Emeritus Senior Living - a leader in providing senior housing and senior care. At Emeritus Senior Living we refer to our buildings as communities because at each location we foster an atmosphere of belonging among staff and residents. Our communities are our residents' home.
Our Family is Committed to Yours.
- Minimum Monthly Cost: $4,850
- Private Pay
- Long-Term Care Insurance Accepted
- VA Benefits Accepted
Property Info
- Emergency Services: Less Than 3 Miles
- Shopping: Less Than 1 Mile
- Recreation: Less Than 1 Mile
- Minimum Age: 55
- Number of Units: 80
- Semi-Private Units
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- Specialized Memory Care Program
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Shashank Mehta, Co-founder, Climate Connect, delivered a talk in the session �Champions of Change: Founders� Series�. Vinay Johar, CEO of R Chillies took over the stage to proceed with the Founders� League and began with sharing his story.
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Press ReleaseFrom the Office of State Senator Glenn Hegar, District 18
For Immediate Release September 29, 2011 Contact: Lisa Craven (512) 463-0118
With an election just around the corner, Senator Glenn Hegar wanted to take a moment to issue a reminder that anyone wishing to cast a vote on the ten proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution must complete a voter registration application by Tuesday, October 11.
"Texans have the opportunity to make their voices heard simply and effectively by casting their vote, for or against, each of the ten constitutional amendments that will appear on the November 8 ballot," said Senator Hegar, "and it is my strong hope that anyone not yet registered will take a moment to complete a voter registration application so that they can take part in this essential process."
In order to be eligible, prospective voters must be U.S. citizens, registered to vote in Texas, at least 18 years of age, and free of disqualifying criteria tied to criminal history and mental incapacity. Voter registration cards must be completed by October 11. They can be obtained online, in your county's voter registrar's office (which, in most counties, will be the tax assessor-collector's office), libraries, government offices, and high schools, among other locations. Completed forms should then be mailed, postage-free, to the voter registrar in your county.
Under a new Texas law, all voters must present identification before casting a vote. For information on acceptable forms of identification, finding your county's voter registrar office, or other election related questions, simply visit http://www.votexas.org
Senator Hegar also invites anyone needing assistance with unanswered questions to contact his staff at either 281-391-8883 or 512-463-0118.
Senator Hegar served two terms in the Texas House of Representatives and now represents Senate District 18 in the Texas Senate. He is a sixth generation Texan, and earns a living farming land that has been in his family since the mid 1800's. He currently resides in Katy, Texas with his wife Dara, and their three children, Claire, Julia, and Jonah.


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U.P. Hamfest 2014!
August 2nd in Escanaba, Michigan
Hosted by DCARS and Bay de Noc Community College
Events will include a Swap & Shop, food, a U.P. Net Meeting and more!
The Hamfest will be held in the Joseph Heiman University Center at Bay de Noc Community College. The college is on the north end of Escanaba along the combined highways of U.S. 2 & 41 and M 35.
If travelling from the north or east, after crossing the Escanaba River turn right at the second traffic light (Danforth Road). Travel one block and turn right into Parking Lot D.
If travelling from the south or west, U.S. 2 & 41 combined with M 35 in Escanaba, take M 35 North until passing under the viaduct. Turn left at the first traffic light on to Danforth Road, travel one block and turn right into Parking Lot D.
GPS Coordinates are N45 Degrees 46.226 Minutes and W87 Degrees 5.087 Minutes.
More Information
You may be able to contact one of the DCARS members on the DCARS Rapid River Repeater. It is available on 147.15 Mhz, positive offset, accessible with a PL tone of 100 Hz.
Doors open at 9 AM EDST. First table for the swap is free. Any additional table will be $5.
Contact Hamfest Chairman John Anderson for information or table reservations at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica/Mouflon
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|←Mouchez, Amédée Ernest Barthélémy
|1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 18
|See also Mouflon on Wikipedia; and our 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica disclaimer.
MOUFLON, or MUFLON, the wild sheep (Ovis musimon) of Corsica and Sardini, where it is now very local. The ewes are either hornless or provided with quite small horns, the hornless form being probably characteristic of one island and the horned of the other. The rams carry good horns, and in summer show a conspicuous light saddled-shaped mark on the otherwise dark-coloured coat. The Armenian mouflon (O. orientalis) of Persia, Armenia, and the Tröodos range of Cyprus, is typically a larger and redder sheep, with the horns curving in the reverse direction; but the Cyprian race is small. (See SHEEP.)


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