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"It may be that when we no longer know what to do we have come to our real work, and that when we no longer know which way to go, we have begun our real journey. The mind that is not baffled is not employed. The impeded stream is the one that sings."
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RICH MCCUTCHAN, Ph.D., M.F.T.
Psychotherapist in Private Practice
After being an established Marriage and Family Therapist I had a deeper knowing that something was missing. I wanted to do soul work within the context of community. My cohort life at Meridian provided the opportunity for my desires to manifest. The program's curriculum, which emphasizes expression through ritual, imagination, and creativity within the complexities and challenges of community-making, invited the awakening of my soul. I engaged in relationships in ways I had not known in my family. This experience has opened my heart, freed my spirit, supported my growth, and allowed me to be more effective in my work as a healer.
Psychotherapist in Private Practice
Years after completing my doctorate, the education I received at Meridian continues to offer me guiding principles, as well as deepened capacities for self-awareness and tolerance, which I draw upon each and every day; my education feels like a living organism that continues to ripple forth. Furthermore, the power of Meridian's learning community structure catalyzed me to bring my psychological training into the political realm, towards work I never imagined myself doing: the healing of my own, local community.
MARY FULLWOOD, Ph.D., M.F.A.
Co-Director of the Terra Foundation, Los Osos, California
The Meridian experience was about more than just getting a degree. It was an invitation to explore and connect deeply with what matters most in this world, and to get grounded in the fundamentals of what it means to be alive as a human being. By answering this call to adventure, I found much more than an education. I found myself.
President, Eclectic Health
As an older student with an advanced degree from a traditional institution, I sought an interactive, experientially oriented Ph.D. program. The Institute's gifted faculty delivered an evocative curriculum, exceeding my expectations, providing me with the canvas on which a deeply transformative experience was created. The initiatory nature of my educational journey at the Institute not only broadened my therapeutic skills, but it also deepened my personal capacities. As I finish my clinical hours toward my licensure as psychologist, I draw on my training on a daily basis. The program provided me with practical therapeutic interventions and strategies, but its most lasting and profound gift was the development and expansion of my empathic imagination. I am grateful that I chose the Institute of Imaginal Studies to pursue my dream of earning a Ph.D. I can think of no other experience, outside of having my child, that has so profoundly affected my personal growth and maturation process.
Joy Policar, Ph.d.
Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Private Practice
Meridian provides an extraordinary curriculum that has benefited me both personally and professionally. Community learning was completely transformative, catalyzing capacities in me which were previously undeveloped. Because of Meridian's excellence, my education did not stop at graduation. I have bone knowledge and wisdom that continues to inform, guide, and inspire me in my work as a psychotherapist and educator. I am excited for anyone choosing Meridian for their graduate education because I know they will receive a rigorous yet meaningful education and expansive understanding of psychology and its true purpose of caring for the soul.
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
The school's cohort learning model has deeply affirmed my sense that transformative learning is dependent on community; and the school's emphasis on cultural leadership has enabled me to bridge my work in organizations with my yearning to support social change. Mary Oliver's line — 'One day you finally knew what you had to do, and began' - applies to me as a result of my experience here. The combination of theory, a learning cohort, and faculty who embody the teachings, created an environment in which I transformed my capacity to experience life and to practice my vocation. I went to 'great' schools before this but this is where I truly learned what I needed to live in the world and serve my community.
Co-Founder, Leadership DNA and Ventana Group
Take a moment to imagine the most meaningful educational experience possible. Then, like me, imagine embarking on the life changing journey of going to Meridian. Engaging in the educational process at Meridian provided me the invaluable opportunity to enhance my willingness to participate in daily life as both a learner and a teacher. In a unique and compelling fashion, Meridian's staff and faculty mentor students towards developing those capacities necessary to become a powerful and effective psychological practitioner who can serve the larger community with compassion and respect. Embracing Meridian's encouragement of its students to strive towards cultural leadership in both professional practice and personal life, continues to be a challenging experience fully worth its immeasurable reward.
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Happy New Year to you and your families. I hope that everyone is as excited as I am for the upcoming NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season. This year marks my 8th full season representing you as the full-time driver of the #11 FedEx Toyota, and I am honored to get behind the wheel of that race car each weekend to help all FedEx team members feel the thrill of victory.
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Hostal in Seville (Historical Center) near Alcazar
This hostal is located in Seville (Historical Center), close to Palacio de las Duenas, Alcazar, and Seville Cathedral. Also nearby are Giralda and Museum of Fine Arts.
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Hostal Santa Catalina provides complimentary wireless Internet access, a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and tour/ticket assistance.
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Hostal Santa Catalina features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and a television in the lobby. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Philip Morris, one of the world's largest tobacco companies, has announced that it is suing the Australian government over a new law requiring all cigarettes to be sold in plain packages.
"We are left with no option," Anne Edwards, a Philip Morris Asia spokesperson, said in a statement on Monday.
"Plain packaging means that the glamour is gone from smoking and cigarettes are now exposed for what they are: killer products that destroy thousands of Australian families."
- Nicola Roxon, health minister
"The government has passed this legislation despite being unable to demonstrate that it will be effective at reducing smoking and has ignored the widespread concerns raised in Australia and internationally regarding the serious legal issues associated with plain packaging."
Australia's parliament recently passed laws compelling cigarettes, pipe tobacco and cigars to be sold in plain olive packs from December 2012.
The move, Philip Morris argues, will have a negative impact on the sales of its internationally recognised cigarette brands - including Marlboro, Parliament, Bond Street, Merit and Virginia Slims.
Philip Morris Asia Ltd, Hong Kong, the owner of the Australian affiliate, has issued a legal challenge to the law through a notice of arbitration under Australia's Bilateral Investment Treaty with Hong Kong.
The proceedings are being closely watched by governments considering similar moves in Europe, Canada and New Zealand, angering tobacco companies worried that they may set a global precedent and infringe on trademark rights.
Tobacco export countries including Nicaragua, Dominican Republic and Ukraine have warned that they may challenge the action under world trade rules; while tobacco companies, including British American Tobacco and Imperial Tobacco, have said they may challenge the law in Australia's high court.
In a similar move, four of the five largest US tobacco firms filed a lawsuit earlier this year against the US Food and Drug Administration over graphic label requirements they claim are "unconstitutional".
Legal experts have predicted both legal and world trade challenges to fail, as intellectual property rights agreements give governments the right to pass laws to protect public health.
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Nicola Roxon, Australia's health minister, speaking after parliament's lower house approved laws already passed by the senate last week, demanded tobacco companies respect the will of the parliament.
"Plain packaging means that the glamour is gone from smoking and cigarettes are now exposed for what they are: killer products that destroy thousands of Australian families," Roxon told reporters.
Australia bans logos on cigarette packs, June 2011
Roxon said that while the tobacco industry was fighting to protect its profits, the government was "fighting to protect lives".
The World Health Organisation in 2005 urged countries to consider plain packaging, and estimated more than one billion are regular smokers, 80 per cent of them in poor countries.
Industry analysts say tobacco companies are worried that plain packaging could spread to important emerging markets like Brazil, Russia and Indonesia, and threaten growth there. Conservative opposition MPs, while backing the laws, urged Roxon to accept a three-month moratorium on prosecutions and the enforcement of heavy fines for small tobacco sellers to give them time to adjust to the possible impact on sales.
Australia already bans tobacco advertising, smoking in public buildings and the public display of cigarettes in shops.
In some states, it is illegal to smoke in a car if a child is a passenger.
Australia wants to cut the number of people who smoke from around 15 per cent of the population to 10 per cent by 2018.
Health authorities say smoking kills 15,000 Australians each year with social and health costs of around $32bn.
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Yum! Wanted to make this for a Super Bowl party¿no creme fraiche, so used the suggestion below to whisk sour cream and heavy cream together. I did add about half of a 3.5 oz bottle of capers buzzed in the mini processor for just a second or two. Just a teaspoon of lemon juice and done! Very light and delicious¿.hope it makes it to the party!
A number of people comment on creme fraiche. It is very easy to make. Equal amounts of sour cream and heavy cream whisked together. You can let it sit out a few hours and sour and thicken if you like. It will store for about a week refrigerated. I got this from Julia Childs cookbook after other recipes for creme fresh had me pulling my hair out.
I love it when someone complete changes the recipe, and then gives their opinion, (and comments it wasn't what they expected). Really? I love hearing when someone enhances it with new ideas, but when the ingredients are not available and you must substitute, it is unfair to comment about consistency.
I also didn't have creme fraiche so I used sour cream instead. I also just used canned salmon because this is what I had and it needed to be used! I took it to a party and it was all gone by the time I left.
No creme fraiche was available, and since nothing was being heated here, I used Greek-style yogurt. I halved the recipe. The consistency was not where I wanted it, and I decided to make it more interesting. I added 3 oz of cream cheese (not from tub) and gave it a shake of garlic powder. The taste improved the next day,as the ingredients had time to blend.
This is amazingly healthy and delicious~ Perfect for bringing to a function or barbecue~ My guests thoughorly enjoyed!!
Since I am not a huge fan of smoked salmon I used half smoked salmon and half sockeye salmon. I also added capers and lemon juice as per other reviewer. It is a nice, easy recipe and a light summer appetizer. I served it with flax bread crisps and endive lettuce leaves.
Based on my meager pantry and fridge supplies, I used goat cheese instead of yoghurt and chopped dill instead of chives -- but this was still fantastic. Will definitely make it again.
This was an easy and elegant dish for a large cocktail party. I would definitely echo some of the earlier comments: 1. add more lemon juice 2. add more horseradish (I used almost twice what was called for, and next time I might also try some cayanne) 3. the recipe makes A LOT. I would halve the recipe for a party of 15.


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Welcome to the Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers
LATEST NEWS! The Maine Children's Home's Executive Director Sharon Abrams, case worker and counselor Lindsay Bragdon, and board member and adult adoptee Jill Huard were featured August 6 on MPBN's live radio program, Maine Calling. The team discussed adoption in Maine and answered questions of call-in guests. Please click here to listen to the show.
At the Maine Children's Home for Little Wanderers, we believe
every child deserves the right to reach his or her full potential.
Since the inception of our agency in 1899, we have made a difference
in the lives of many children and families throughout the State
of Maine.
The Maine Children's Home is a very special place. Couples eager
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During the holidays the Christmas Program is in full swing. As community members drop off warm clothing and toys, more than 300 volunteers bustle to get gifts sorted and packed by the holidays, ensuring more than 1,600 needy children in Maine will have something special under their tree. In summer, approximately 150 underprivileged boys and girls get to experience summer camp thanks to our scholarship program.
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The Oregon Medicaid ExperimentAn important article was recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, titled The Oregon Experiment — Effects of Medicaid on Clinical Outcomes. This study provides a rare look at the effects of expanding Medicaid coverage (specifically, Oregon...
Leveraging digital health tools to improve patient outcomesThe digital health revolution is in full swing, and there are an abundance of new mobile and web-based digital health tools that address everything from nutrition and exercise habits to disease-specific conditions and hospitalization. Consumers have embraced the new...
Pay for Performance – The Tip of the Iceberg"Pay for performance" made headlines again this week, when Health and Hospitals Corporation (HHC), the multi-billion dollar corporation which operates New York City's public hospitals, announced that they will be linking physician reimbursement to pre-determined "quality" metrics and patient...
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Can a mobile app and edgy campaigns make a 23-year-old care about health insurance? – MedCity News
Arsine Sargsyan is 23 years old, healthy and uninsured. She chooses to forgo coverage for one simple reason: "I never get sick." Despite her reluctance, Sargsyan is exactly the type of person insurance plans, states and the federal government are counting on to make health reform work. Read full article »
HealthTap launches 'AppRx' so you can get app recommendations from real doctors – VentureBeat
Health Q&A startup HealthTap has added a new feature to its popular mobile apps called AppRx that lets doctors recommend high-quality medical mobile apps to everyday users. Read full article »
The $2.7 Trillion Medical Bill – The New York Times
Deirdre Yapalater's recent colonoscopy at a surgical center near her home here on Long Island went smoothly….The test, which found nothing worrisome, racked up what is likely her most expensive medical bill of the year: $6,385. Read full article »
The Doctor Won't See You Now. He's Clocked Out – WSJ
Big government likes big providers. That's why ObamaCare is gradually making the local doctor-owned medical practice a relic. In the not too distant future, most physicians will be hourly wage earners, likely employed by a hospital chain. Read full article »
The Starbucks syndrome in healthcare – Los Angeles Times
Angelenos want their CT scans just as they want their low-fat caramel macchiatos.
"In Scotland, death is considered imminent; in Canada, it's considered inevitable. In California, death is considered optional." Read full article »
Can Oregon save American health care? – The Washington Post
In 2011, Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber faced a vexing problem: The state had a $2 billion hole in its Medicaid budget and no good way to fill it. He could cut doctors' pay by 40 percent, but that might lead to them quitting Medicaid altogether. Read full article »
New York City Ties Doctors' Income to Quality of Care – New York Times
In a bold experiment in performance pay, complaints from patients at New York City's public hospitals and other measures of their care — like how long before they are discharged and how they fare afterward — will be reflected in doctors' paychecks under a plan being negotiated by the physicians and their hospitals. Read full article »
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Welcome to the University of Utah School of Dentistry. We are excited about our new dental school, and we hope you are too. The School of Dentistry is based on the dental program that has been at the University of Utah for over 30 years. That program, called the Regional Dental Education Program (RDEP), is being retired now that we have a full DDS program. We received the initial accreditation in August 2012 and are currently working hard to meet our goal of being a top-tier school of dentistry.
Our class size of 20 students along with dedicated and professional teachers allows for a unique and personalized learning environment. Combining some classes with the University of Utah School of Medicine students and partnering with other disciplines in the health sciences, such as pharmacology, makes an exciting, challenging and rich learning environment.
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Vancouver, BC, February 17, 2014, Intigold Mines Ltd. (IGD - TSX.V) has received the following update from TTAGIT Social Networks Inc. ("TTAGIT"). Intigold owns a 51% interest in TTAGIT.
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TTAGIT has been working on the new release of TTAGIT production. We have moved our test server from a dedicated server to the cloud for consistency between our cloud server and test server. We intend on adding Twitter to our commenting system and replacing the social network with Twitters for more content on URL's.
TTAGIT has gone with a more modern way of handling real time and we are using faster frameworks to take out any lag in time. TTAGIT also has made our new system more portable to other platforms by using cross platform frameworks in building, which saves on time and allows for a more fluid approach with multi-platforms.
In addition, we realize that we are able to monetize and build out TTAGIT by adding several applications to increase users by picking out markets independently. These will include Phatpen, which is a financial application that allows users to make stock trades from their browser extensions using TTAGIT as a bullboard.
At TTAGIT we have also architected a peer 2-peer ticket sales application that works for mobile phones. Allowing users to buy and sell tickets for events they want to host, this is usable for events like music, plays, food shows or anything you can imagine really. We are also working on a mason style poster wall where event creators can post event posters. The application is called de2our.
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il•liteˈɪl aɪt(n.)
any of a group of clay minerals, hydrous potassium aluminosilicates, characterized by a three-layer micalike structure and a gray, light green, or yellowish brown color.
Category: Mineralogy
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A micaceous phyllosilicate mineral with aggregates of grey or white monoclinic crystals.
Origin: Illinois, USA, and -ite.
Illite is a non-expanding, clay-sized, micaceous mineral. Illite is a phyllosilicate or layered alumino-silicate. Its structure is constituted by the repetition of tetrahedron – octahedron – tetrahedron layers. The interlayer space is mainly occupied by poorly hydrated potassium cations responsible for the absence of swelling, even though its structure is constituted by TOT layers. Structurally illite is quite similar to muscovite with slightly more silicon, magnesium, iron, and water and slightly less tetrahedral aluminium and interlayer potassium. The chemical formula is given as (Al,Mg,Fe)2(Si,Al)4O10[(OH)2,], but there is considerable ion substitution. It occurs as aggregates of small monoclinic grey to white crystals. Due to the small size, positive identification usually requires x-ray diffraction or SEM-EDS analysis. Illite occurs as an alteration product of muscovite and feldspar in weathering and hydrothermal environments; it may be a component of sericite. It is common in sediments, soils, and argillaceous sedimentary rocks as well as in some low grade metamorphic rocks. The iron rich member of the illite group, glauconite, in sediments can be differentiated by x-ray analysis.
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Friday, Feb 21 6:30PM – 10:30PM; and Saturday, Feb 22 from 6:30PM – 10:30PM.
For the schedule of films, click here.
Join us at the new Asia Society Texas Center in their state of the art auditorium for an evening of film and feasting!
- Fabulous dinner buffet available each night of the festival, catered by local Houston restaurants Canopy and Shade
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We go out to eat quite a bit, especially when Michael is around. And now that Max is big enough to sit in a highchair, he has become a messy kid, just like his sister!
When Dylie was seven months old, our dog, Friday, suddenly gained five pounds. It was all from dropped Cheerios! And it's happening all over again. The dog is beside herself with joy, and we have once again become the scourge of the local restaurants.
Michael came to town tonight and we headed out to one of our favorite pizza joints. Max settled down happily in his highchair, and soon enough, the floor around him was littered with Cheerios. Tonight, Dylie was happy to clean them up for us, snatching up every one of them in a display of OCD that would have made my dad proud. But, what if she were busy with something else? What's protocol in this situation? My friend Yaelle tends to leave the mess that her kid makes, and she compensates by leaving a larger than usual tip. Her reasoning is that the restaurant staff are better equipped to clean the mess, and that by increasing the tip, it's a win-win situation.
When we had Dylan only, I did my best to clean up after her. Leaving a mess embarrassed me. Now, though, with two kids on my hands, it's not always convenient to get on the floor and gather up small bits of food. What do you guys think? Should I switch to the Yaelle method?


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Multi-Bot - Evil Robot Of A Thousand Bodies
Multi-Bot is a member of the Evil Horde, he is a two-headed robot composed of multiple body parts which he can reform at will into thousands of different shapes. He is a robot equivalent of the character Modulok. Can transform his hands into a variety of weapons, which include an ax and a hammer. Multi-Bot is a creation of Modulok, although as is the case with Modulok, who can change into numerous different shapes, used to confuse his opponent. Modulok's shape-changing abilities adds a new dimension two his character by being able to transform into a tank-like vehicle. Multi-Bot's body parts could be combined with those of Modulok to form an extra complex creature called the Megabeast. He consists of many transformable body parts, with enough to form two separate robots. Whereas Modulok is a highly intelligent inventor, Multi-Bot is merely a robot duplicate of himself, but with more changing abilities.
Multi-Bot was created by the shape-shifting Modulok, as a new weapon for Hordak to fight the Great Rebellion on Etheria. He was sent to destroy She-Ra and the visiting He-Man. Seemingly unbeatable, because of his ability to rebuld himself, He-Man and She-Ra throws the magnets, brought by Sy-Klone, at Multi-Bot before any further reassembling. The magnets mess with Multi-Bot's program, who can only follow his secondary program to destroy Hordak. When Hordak leaves to Etheria and Multi-Bot follows him.. Later, Multi-Bot accompanies Modulok on his plan to use the Weather Wheel to create Black Snow in the Frozen North, to create a war between the Snow People and the Selkies. She-Ra has a brief battle with Modulok, but is defeated, along with his master, Modulok. When the Horde travels to Eternia, Mult-Bot was nearly destroyed by a Monstroid discovered in the sea. Multi-Bot is one of the many to serve the Evil Horde in the Second Ultimate Battleground.
Commentary From Clawful94: Multi-Bot appears in She-Ra: Princess of Power by Filmation, the spin-off series from He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Since the show's first season was produced while his figure was still in development, he appears in the show with the same image as the mini-comic, almost unrecognizble from the toy.Like Modulok, he was a challenge for Filmation's animators with their limited budget, unable to afford to produce multiple animation cels to represent numerous different shapes. Therefore, like Modulok, he was given one general shape for the show, but whereas Modulok's shape-changing abilities are only ever alluded to in the series, the animators were more adventurous with Multi-Bot and show him moving his body parts. Multi-Bot was voiced by Lou Scheimer in the POP Filmation Cartoons. An apparent prototype redesign of Multi-Bot was made by toy sculptors Four Horsemen Studios for the 2002 relaunch of the MOTU toy line, but since the line was cancelled before the Horde could be introduced, the character was never included. Given the design's lack of resemblance to the original character, it has been speculated that this was actually intended as a brand new character, and the name of Multi-Bot may have been merely reused from stock as a working title.
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Gov. Rick Perry's Remarks Regarding the Keffer Cancer Bill
Thank you. It is a privilege to stand up here with men and women committed to finding a cure for cancer and offering renewed hope to the 95,000 people who will be diagnosed with this terrible disease this year. My thanks goes out to Chairman Keffer for authoring a bill that represents a landmark investment in the collaborative research projects that can put us on the leading edge of developing new therapies for cancer treatment. I am also grateful for Chairman Nelson's commitment to this issue in the Senate. And I am eternally indebted to the cancer survivors and cancer victims that have lent their support to this cause to find a cure. They are the ones who bear the scars from this disease, and it is their suffering that has given birth to our pursuit of a cure.
There's that old college saying often told to incoming freshmen that if they look to the person on their left and the person on their right, the statistics show that one of them won't be there when they graduate. I would suggest to you that cancer is even more pervasive. Talk to any Texan and chances are that either they have fought this battle, they have suffered through it while a loved one did, or they have a close friend or colleague that was stricken with this deadly disease. Seldom are we given such an opportunity to do that which can forever change the world. This is such an initiative. By funding a ten-year cancer research plan, and pouring close to $300 million into our university and scientific labs each year, we will attract some of the brightest research minds in the world to Texas, and bring our institutions of medicine and higher learning together in a never-before-seen collaborative effort to develop groundbreaking cancer research.
And to me, how this effort is funded is not nearly as important as whether it does get funded. That's not to say I don't respectfully disagree with some in the legislature about the method of finance for this research, but I am comfortable with allowing the will of the legislature to work in this regard, and I know if we stay focused on the goal instead of getting lost in the morass of fine points and distinct details, we can succeed. And if we succeed, here is what it can mean. It can mean worthwhile projects that currently go unfunded today will finally be given a chance. Drugs for rare cancers that currently aren't worth a drug company's risk vis-à-vis the potential reward could now be funded. Studies that can help us understand why cancer cells spread, why they metastasize, could shed new light on the nature of this disease that has alluded science for so long.
I believe in this cause with all my heart. I believe there are few opportunities we are given in public service to make such a significant impact: this is one of those rare opportunities. I ask my friends in the Legislature to join me and these legislative leaders in the effort to fund a cure. Some day you will look back on this with great pride, and it may just save a loved one's life, or even yours. Let's use the resources available to us today to forever change the health and well-being of the Texans of tomorrow. Thank you.
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1. Make a "reasons why" list for tough decisions.
Jacey Eckhart from Herndon, VA, says she complained often during the first few months her husband, Brad Skillman, a naval officer, was living about three hours away in Norfolk, VA, while in port. To regain perspective, she listed all the reasons they chose to live separately—their child's education, her heavy work travel schedule, so her husband could better prepare for his upcoming deployment and more. "Whenever we got tired of living apart, we reread the list and remembered that sometimes adults do hard things because it's best for the family." Write out the pros for the difficult choices you and your husband have made, so you have a reminder handy when you need it.


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The world of online shopping is not without pitfalls, particularly when you're buying for someone of the opposite sex, and particularly when the stakes are as high as Valentine's Day. If you're browsing around somewhat aimlessly for something to get your girlfriend, don't worry, we get it. Which is why we've compiled a short compendium of places we trust that we ourselves use and some examples of gifts, from ridiculously luxurious sandals to a colorful and useful scarf (above), we're pretty sure she'll like. Maybe even love.
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I will watch the old cheesy black and white movies or some paranormal related movies...and I will talk to the TV and say "don't go in there you nut!" LOL!
I will not watch the gruesome ones...hubby likes the zombie movies..(GROSS) and says he likes the make up effects and that basically...good wins over evil and the zombies are doomed if he ever met one..LOL!
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Hollywood White Party
PRIME Lounge held its Hollywood White Party on June 25.
Guests, many of whom donned all-white attire, enjoyed drinks and dancing to the music of DJ Prism.
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More rock falls, slides possible, CDOT says
A combination of wildfires, heavy rain, temperature changes and erosion could lead to an increase in rocks falling on state highways, a rock fall specialist said Thursday.
At least three rock falls have been reported this week, the latest on U.S. 6 in Clear Creek County on Thursday morning. It closed the highway for several hours. Authorities said no one was injured in the rock falls.
Ty Ortiz, a specialist with the Colorado Department of Transportation, said contributing factors could result in more falls or in falls that contain greater amounts of debris. The state has more than 750 areas where falls are a concern, he said.
"The conditions we're seeing now, we usually don't see until spring," said Ortiz. "I think it's a legitimate concern. The good part is we're ending the monsoon season and getting into a drier part of the year."
Ortiz named U.S. 24 in Ute Pass, U.S. 50 in Bighorn Sheep Canyon west of Cañon City, and Interstate 25 in Raton Pass as areas of particular concern in southern Colorado.
Ortiz said workers will watch for loose rock and either remove it or create areas for it to fall safely away from highways. A project to remove loose rock in Ute Pass is expected to be completed by the end of October.
CDOT has a budget of $9.3 million for rock fall issues.
"Whether that will be enough is too soon to say," said Ortiz.
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The Steelville Cardinals Community Football team is kicking off a six-game season this weekend in Jefferson City. The Cards are scheduled to host three games this year.
Steelville will play at 2 p.m. Saturday against the Jeff City Eagles. The first home game for the Cardinals will be against Cornerstone of Joplin at 3 p.m. on September 6.
Steelville will also play road games at Festus on September 19 and in Joplin on September 27. The final two home games will be against the Festus Panthers on October 3 and against the Jeff City Eagles on October 10.
All home games will be played at the Community Park.
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Hi all,
We are using Samsung Magic Info Pro to send out content to our TV's. I have sent out a powerpoint and that is displaying fine. How do i add a video to the library? I have added the files to the local C Drive of the server and with to sent them to the library. In the Library there are some videos already there the previous guy put them there. These files are .wmv the problem is when i view the videos on the C drive within the software to put into the library it only shows .avi and they are not a supported format in the library.
Can anyone help?
I hope that made sense.


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