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Juan Manuel Marquez did what he had to do in his last fight, hammering Thailands Terdsak Jandaeng in the seventh round to show he was still very much a force to be reckoned with in the featherweight division. On Saturday he returns to U.S. television in a 12-rounder against the Filipino southpaw Jimrex Jaca, which will be featured on HBOs Boxing After Dark� along with the tape of last weekends Manny Pacquiao-Erik Morales fight.
Marquez in a rematch against Pacquiao would be one of boxings hottest attractions but the Filipinos current promotional status is the subject of litigation and his career is effectively in limbo. So, unfortunately there is no Pacquiao fight in Marquezs immediate future. Assuming Marquez gets past Jaca, his next fight could be against the winner of the Dec. 9 WBO title bout between Scott Harrison and Nicky Cook Marquez holds the interim� title, which he defends against Jaca.
I thought that Marquez looked outstanding against Terdsak in August. His combination punching was never better, his accuracy impressive. He seemed to have a new enthusiasm for the sport after seemingly being worn down a bit by promotional complications that led to him fighting for a ridiculously low purse believed to be $30,000 against the unbeaten local favourite Chris John in Indonesia, when Marquez lost a unanimous but debatable decision.
With an impressive performance needed, Marquez delivered against Terdsak. He was, though, meeting a made-to-measure opponent, a fighter who, while physically strong, was right in front of him and wide open. Jaca will be a trickier proposition.
I saw Jaca on the Pacquiao-Oscar Larios PPV show from the Philippines on July 1 when he won on a technical decision in seven rounds against Mexican journeyman Hector Marquez. Jaca suffered a cut over the eye that led to the fight being stopped, but he won every round against a tough veteran who had been broken down and stopped in 10 rounds by Marquez in Las Vegas four years earlier.
I was quite impressed with Jaca. He showed hand speed, punch-variety and nice boxing skills. That, though, was against a slow 32-year-old who had lost seven of his last eight bouts.
Jaca, 23, has a respectable record of 27 wins, two losses and a draw, with 12 opponents stopped but he has never faced anyone like Marquez. He turned pro on his 17th birthday and has been the 12-round distance five times in Filipino and Orient title bouts.
Both of Jacas losses were in Japan. He suffered a seventh-round knockout defeat against an underdog named Yasuo Kunimi two years ago, when Jaca drained himself trying to make the weight for a bout made at the 122-pound limit. Jaca suffered a flash knockdown in the first round of that fight but came back furiously, only to run out of steam. A body punch put him down in the seventh. I suspect that drastic weight reduction had a lot to do with that defeat.
In Jacas other loss he was beaten on a unanimous 12-round decision by the world-rated Nobuhito Honmo, who has not lost in more than six years, in an Orient and Pacific 130-pound title bout last May. It was a bloody fight, with both men cut. Japanese authority Joe Koizumi reported that Jaca won the early rounds but Honmo came on in the second half of the bout.
Jaca won and drew in two other bouts in Japan. I caught an onsite look at him in Las Vegas last January when he knocked out a worn-looking southpaw from San Antonio named Geronimo Hernandez in the opening round. Jaca simply went right through his opponent, dropping Hernandez twice with left hands from his southpaw stance.
From my observations of Jaca, and what I have gathered from reports of his bouts, he seems to be a quick, capable fighter with an entertaining, boxer-fighter style, a sharp hitter rather than a seriously hard puncher. Saturdays fight is a huge step up for Jaca, though and he will be boxing a very popular Mexican in front of a largely Mexican crowd. So a Jaca win looks highly unlikely, although I do expect him to put up a good showing.
It seems that Jaca usually starts fast, and he could win some of the early rounds against the methodical Marquez. By the middle rounds, though, I would think that Marquez will be putting a lot of pressure on his opponent. The question then becomes: Will Jaca be able to hold him off?
Marquez is well-accustomed to meeting southpaws. There was the war with Pacquiao when he came back from those three opening-round knockdowns to earn a draw, the destruction of Terdsak in his last fight and, going back a bit, a close loss to the crafty Freddie Norwood and wins over Derrick Gainer and Victor Polo.
I would expect Marquez to come out in his usual steady, measured way, using the jab which can work well against a southpaw and looking to get in the straight right hand down the middle and the left hook under and over. If he can start hitting the target and slow Jaca down it will give Marquez the chance to fire off some combinations. I think that the longer the fight goes, the more difficult it will become for Jaca. The Filipino does not have one win over what I would call an A-level fighter. He has never faced the skilled application of force that Marquez will bring to bear on him.
Jaca will probably be competitive for the first six rounds but from this point in the fight I think that Marquez is going to be taking over in a decisive way, with Jaca being hit with increasing frequency to body and head. I think a game but outgunned Jaca will most likely be stopped some time in rounds nine to 11.


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Welcome to the Texas State Athletic Trainers' Association (TSATA). The TSATA was created to own, operate, and maintain an association exclusive to the promotion, enhancement, and advancement of the athletic training profession and of the association's members. The TSATA is "by Texas athletic trainers, about Texas athletic trainers, and for Texas athletic trainers" and strives to serve as the voice of athletic trainers in Texas.
Title 22. Examining Boards
Part 40. Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers Chapter 871. Athletic Trainers
Subchapter A. General Guidelines and Requirements Amendments §871.12
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Proposed Preamble
The Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers (board) proposes an amendment to §871.12 and new §871.20, concerning the licensure and regulation of athletic trainers.
The proposed amendments increase the continuing education requirement for renewal of a license and specify the level of emergency cardiac care certification required for renewal, and to be maintained throughout each licensure period, in order to ensure training adequate to the needs and context of Athletic Trainers' professional practice, and consistent with the level required for national certification.
The proposed new rule implements the requirements of Senate Bill (SB) 162 and House Bill (HB) 2254, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session, 2013, which amended Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 55, which addresses the licensing of military service members, military veterans, and military spouses.
The amendments to §871.12 propose an increase in the number of continuing education hours required to renew a license on or after September 1, 2015, from twenty to forty, which is more closely aligned to national continuing education standards for Athletic Trainers and better ensures that licensees will remain knowledgeable of current trends and developments in the industry and keep their practices aligned with current industry standards. The amendments also describe with greater specificity the level of emergency cardiac care certification required for renewal of the license, and to be maintained throughout each licensure period, in order to ensure training adequate to the needs and context of Athletic Trainers' professional practice, and consistent with the level required for national certification.
New §871.20 is proposed to implement the requirements of SB 162 and HB 2254, relating to the occupational licensing of spouses of members of the military and the eligibility requirements for certain occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience, and apprenticeship requirements for occupational licenses issued to applicants with military experience.
Stewart Myrick, Program Director, has determined that for each year of the first five years the sections are in effect, there will be no fiscal implications to the state or local governments as a result of enforcing or administering the sections as proposed.
Mr. Myrick has also determined that there will be no effect on small businesses or micro- businesses required to comply with the sections as proposed. This was determined by interpretation of the rules that small businesses and micro-business will not be required to alter their business practices in order to comply with the sections.
There are no anticipated economic costs to persons who are required to comply with the sections as proposed. Although the number of continuing education hours required for renewal is being increased, there are sufficient continuing education resources available at no cost for any licensee who chooses to fulfill the requirement without additional cost to do so. There is no anticipated negative impact on local employment.
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The board has determined that the proposed rules do not restrict or limit an owner's right to his or her property that would otherwise exist in the absence of government action and, therefore, do not constitute a taking under Government Code, §2007.043.
Comments on the proposal may be submitted to Stewart Myrick, Program Director, Advisory Board of Athletic Trainers, Mail Code 1982, P.O. Box 149347, Austin, Texas 78714-9347, or by email to firstname.lastname@example.com. When emailing comments, please indicate "Comments on Proposed Rules" in the subject line. Comments will be accepted for 30 days following publication of the proposal in the Texas Register.
The amendment and new rule are proposed under Texas Occupations Code, §451.103, which authorizes the board to adopt rules necessary for the performance of its duties; under Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 55, which authorizes rulemaking regarding certain licensing provisions for military service members, military veterans, and military spouses; and under SB 162, 83rd Legislature, Regular Session, 2013, which authorizes rulemaking regarding certain licensing provisions for military spouses.
The amendment and new rule affect Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 451, and Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 55.
On Thursday, March 27, 2014, Spanky Stephens, Dennis Hart, and David Anderson met with Texas Education Agency Associate Commissioner for Standards & Programs Monica Martinez, Managing Director of Curriculum Shelly Ramos, Chief Legal Counsel David A. Anderson, and Deputy Chief Legal Counsel Von Byer.
The meeting was requested to discuss the recent TEA determination regarding the certification requirements for instructors of the Texas State Athletic Trainers' Association's Sports Medicine I, II, and III courses. That determination was that instructors for those three state approved innovative courses are required to have a valid teaching certificate, beginning in the 2014-15 school year. The TSATA leadership requested reconsideration of the ruling, which led to this meeting.
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Texas State Athletic Trainers' Association Official Statement On 'Friday Night Tykes'
In support of the National Athletic Trainers' Association statement from January 2014, the TSATA would like to additionally comment regarding this issue. In Texas, as across the country, athletic trainers work hard to keep athletes safe at all levels of competition. Player safety is first and foremost in each healthcare provider's mind, and the TSATA is also deeply disappointed with the Esquire Network's decision to air a show that demonstrates such recklessness and disdain for safety. The television show 'Friday Night Tykes' undermines the great efforts athletic trainers make in communities across the country to provide excellent healthcare and safety. It is our hope that media will use its platform to positively influence youth sports through proper education, portrayal of safe sports environments for all children, and raising awareness for the employment of athletic trainers in all settings to care for the needs of student athletes.
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MI – What the%@$*! Happened to Comics
April 3, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Michigan, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Top Stories
Art Spiegelman, famed comics author renowned for his Pulitzer Prize winning graphic novel Maus, will present "What the%@$*! Happened to Comics" next week, hosted by the Ypsilanti District Library. The presentation will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 10th at Eastern Michigan University's Pease Auditorium.
The author will also be signing books after the presentation. Tickets for the event are $20 for adults and $10 for students.
A limited number of VIP tickets, which include a wine and cheese reception with Spiegelman himself, are also available for $50. Tickets will be available for purchase through emutix.com
NY – Live Arts Bard w/ Spiegelman & Gaiman
March 9, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, Anime, Comic Books, Comic Strips, Movies, New York, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Television, Video Games
Writer Neil Gaiman and celebrated cartoonist Art Spiegelman (Putlitzer Prize for Maus) talk about cartooning and writing, working across artistic mediums, friendship, identity, and more at Bard College on Friday, April 4, 2014 at 7:30 pm!
Tickets available at the link!
Bard College • Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504-5000
NYC – Art Spiegelman's Co-Mix: A Retrospective
November 5, 2013 by Colin Solan
Filed under Art Show, Comic Books, New York, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Art Spiegelman's Co-Mix: A Retrospective celebrates the career of one of the most influential living comic artists. Best known for Maus, his Pulitzer prize-winning graphic novel about his parents' survival of the Holocaust, Art Spiegelman (b. 1948) has produced a diverse body of work over the course of five decades that has blurred the boundaries between "high" and "low" art. This first U.S. retrospective spans Spiegelman's career: from his early days in underground "comix" to the thirteen-year genesis of Maus, to more recent work including his provocative covers for The New Yorker, and artistic collaborations in new and unexpected media. The exhibition highlights Spiegelman's painstaking creative process, and includes over three hundred preparatory sketches, preliminary and final drawings, as well as prints and other ephemeral and documentary material.
Spiegelman first made a name for himself as an artist and editor in underground comix, the graphic expression of the counterculture of the 1960s and 1970s. As he matured as an artist, Spiegelman diverged from the sex and drug ethos of his peers and, in a postmodern fashion, increasingly challenged the narrative, visual, and structural possibilities of comics. He also began exploring themes that dominate his work to this day: intimate personal expression, memory, and history. In the 1980's Spiegelman reinvigorated underground comics by co-founding the avant-garde magazine RAW with his wife Françoise Mouly. RAW showcased the most groundbreaking graphic artists of the time, as well as serially publishing chapters of the then work-in-progress Maus.
Maus recounted his parents' life in Nazi-occupied Poland and at Auschwitz, as well as Spiegelman's own complex relationship with his father Vladek. Eventually published in two volumes (in 1986 and 1991 respectively) by Pantheon, Maus was the first of its kind in content and format: the unique structure of the comics medium allowed the artist to navigate time and memory beyond the limitations of prose, creating a rich narrative that exploded the boundaries of comics and nonfiction.
Refusing to be defined by the overwhelming attention brought by this singular work, Spiegelman largely turned away from autobiography in the 1990s, instead writing and drawing for The New Yorker and other publications, and creating a series of children's books. But after witnessing firsthand the collapse of the Twin Towers on 9/11, he returned to personal narrative with his autobiographical account In the Shadow of No Towers (2004). This lifelong concern with memory and personal experience has continued in his short comic memoir Portrait of the Artist as a Young %@*&! (2008), and in Metamaus (2011), a meditation on his creative process and career.
A self-proclaimed "stylistic switch-hitter," Spiegelman's versatility and encyclopedic knowledge of comics history has allowed him to adapt his visual language to many contexts and audiences. For those most familiar with Maus, this retrospective exhibition will be revelatory— from his early formal experiments, to his honest self-exposés, to his provocative illustrations and comic essays, visitors will gain an intimate look at an artist who continuously pushes himself and his art to the edge. The exhibition will also explore his artistic collaborations in new and unexpected media, including a performance with the dance troupe Pilobolus. – See more at the link!
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MA – Art Spiegelman Lecture
March 21, 2012 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Massachusetts, Other, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Top Stories
Art Spiegelman speaks at Northeastern University on Tuesday March 27, 2012 at 5:00pm.
"What the %@&*! Happened to Comics?"
A lecture with images
Pulitzer Prize-winning artist/illustrator and author of MAUS, In the Shadow of No Towers, and Breakdowns
The Morton E. Ruderman Memorial Lecture
Blackman Auditorium in Ell Hall
Free and open to the public
Sponsored by the Ruderman Family Foundation
Northeastern University — Blackman Auditorium
360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
DC – MetaMaus Lecture
February 9, 2012 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, District of Columbia, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Art Spiegelman appears on Monday, March 26, 2012 from 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
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Monday, March 26, 7:30 pm
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Winner of the 2011 National Jewish Book Award
Pulitzer Prize-winner Art Spiegelman reenters Maus, the unforgettable biography of his father's life during and after the Holocaust. Spiegelman delves into the book that consumed him for 13 years to discuss his survivor parents, the oxymoron of picturing life in a death camp, racist imagery and his beloved medium of comics. MetaMaus brilliantly deconstructs one of the most important works of art and literature of the 20th century, while providing insight into Spiegelman's creative process.
Art Spiegelman is an award-winning author and illustrator of more than 10 books, most notably Maus, for which he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1992. His comics are best known for their shifting graphic styles, formal complexity and often controversial content. His work has been published in numerous periodicals, including The New Yorker, where he was a staff artist and writer from 1993-2003.
"Why the Holocaust? Why mice? Why comics? Spiegelman answers intelligently, articulately, and with a high degree of psychological and aesthetic penetration." Booklist, starred review
"Richly rewarding…The book also serves as a master class on the making and reading of comics…The last frame encapsulates in one single moment the artfulness behind the tale we've just read, and the uneasy combination of filial pride and anger that flowed through Maus and flows through Metamaus as well." The New York Times Book Review
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QC – Meta Maus Launch
September 2, 2011 by Colin Solan
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Art Spiegelman lectures on Saturday September 24th at 4 pm.
Concordia's Hall Building, H-110
1455 boul de Maisonneuve O, Montreal, QC, H3G 1M8 Canada
Tickets $20 – available online now!
The SBC Gallery, Librairie Drawn & Quarterly, and POP Montreal present What the %&*! Happened to Comics?, a lecture by Pulitzer?Prize-winning comic book icon Art Spiegelman. This unique event offers fans of the graphic narrative and comic art the opportunity to hear firsthand one of the great raconteurs of the medium. Spiegelman takes his audience on a highly entertaining chronological tour of the evolution of comics, emphasizing the value of this medium in our post?literate culture.
This is also a launch for Meta Maus, a companion to The Complete Maus.
NYC – The Fine Art of Comics
July 14, 2011 by Colin Solan
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Gary Panter, Art Spiegelman, and Chris Ware speak at the Whitney Museum on Wednesday July 20th at 7pm!
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"The Kin-der-Kids" and "Wee Willie Winkie's World," the pioneering and popular comic strips that Lyonel Feininger debuted in 1906, formed the basis of many of his subsequent paintings, as the visual language of comics that he employed for his commercial work migrated into his canvases. The cross-pollination between comics and high art, which began in the early 20th century, also fed the extraordinary explosion of graphic novels and comics in the past several decades. In conjunction with the exhibition Lyonel Feininger: At the Edge of the World, a panel of master comic artists, including Gary Panter, Art Spiegelman, and Chris Ware, will discuss the intersection of comics and fine art. Moderated by John Carlin.
$8 general admission; $6 senior citizens and students; free for members.
Whitney Museum of American Art
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I got my opportunity to climb FOR FREE through my school! Wicked deal. Went three nights with my friend, Sarah. Will definitely do it again!!!
Buisty has written 4 entries about this goal
A shame. I'll probably go in October. See, the thing is, you need a belay partner and there are very little people here interested in climbing with me and the people who are interested, we have to coorinate schedules. Very annoying. Why do I have goals that depend on other people for me to finish?
Anyone in Ottawa want to go climbing?
Kept putting it off. Running out of time. Oh dear.
There a place here, Vertical Reality, which offers private lessons on wall climbing. I made a phone call and left a message but I haven't heard back from them so far. (I'll have to call them again very soon.) I can get quite busy especially with boxing (which I do two nights a week) but I'll find a way to fit it in. I always do somehow.
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Kimberly Vaughn's sister: She feared she had AIDS
By JON SEIDEL AND ERIKA WURST Sun-Times Media August 21, 2012 6:32AM
Prosecutors Debbie Mills (left), Chris Regis (center), Michael Fitzgerald (second from right) and Jim Long (right) depart at the conclusion of day two of the Christopher Vaughn murder trial at the Will County Courthouse Tuesday, August 21, 2012, in Joliet. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media
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Before police found her dead with her children in the family SUV five years ago, Kimberly Vaughn confided to her older sister she feared she'd contracted AIDS.
Elizabeth Nicole Isemann told the jury in the murder trial of Christopher Vaughn, Kimberly's husband, in a raspy drawl cracking with emotion how her younger sister — her "best friend" — would talk to her about "very personal issues."
They spoke on the phone virtually every day, she said, even though Kimberly Vaughn was living in Oswego and Isemann was in Nebraska.
At the prompting of Christopher Vaughn's defense attorney, George Lenard, Isemann also said Kimberly Vaughn had been feeling ill and once said she worried she'd contracted the disease. Lenard fought to ask the question over objections from prosecutors who said Kimberly Vaughn was never diagnosed with AIDS.
Christopher Vaughn is on trial for the murder of Kimberly Vaughn, 34, and the couple's three children. But Lenard has said police came upon a murder-suicide June 14, 2007, when they found Kimberly Vaughn, 12-year-old Abigayle, 11-year-old Cassandra and 8-year-old Blake inside their Ford Expedition along a frontage road near Interstate 55.
The family was supposed to be on its way to a Springfield water park. But Lenard has said Kimberly Vaughn shot the children after Christopher Vaughn pulled over, and then she turned the gun on herself.
And as jurors began to hear more of the context surrounding the shootings Tuesday, Lenard said it's important they know what Kimberly Vaughn might have had on her mind at the time. Lenard has already said Christopher Vaughn confessed a December 2006 affair with one or two women in Mexico to his wife before her death, so Kimberly Vaughn might have thought he passed the disease on to her.
But prosecutors are expected to argue Christopher Vaughn never told her he'd been unfaithful. And with the jury out of the courtroom, they said Kimberly Vaughn had been date raped when she was 17 — another potential source of her AIDS fear.
Will County Judge Daniel Rozak ultimately sided with Lenard. He brought Isemann back into the courtroom to answer Lenard's question. She did, and she joined Kimberly Vaughn's other friends and family members in describing what had been going on in the Vaughn household before the gruesome discovery by the interstate.
Kimberly Vaughn was on the verge of graduation, getting ready to celebrate 13 years of marriage and planning a surprise for her parents' own wedding anniversary.
"She was exuberant," said Kimberly Vaughn's father, Del Phillips, of the last weekend he spent with his daughter. "She was excited about graduating. She just wanted to celebrate."
And they were excited for her.
To help their daughter celebrate, Del and Susan Phillips drove from Missouri to Oswego on June 7 to spend time with the family and attend Kimberly Vaughn's Saturday graduation in Rosemont.
Friday, the grandparents took over babysitting duties while Kimberly and Christopher Vaughn spent time together at the movies. Saturday's ceremony was followed by a nice German dinner in Naperville — Christopher Vaughn picked up the bill — and by the time Del and Susan Phillips left on Monday morning, there was little to suggest it would be their last chance to see their daughter and grandchildren.
The weekend wasn't perfect. Del Phillips said Kimberly Vaughn seemed upset with her husband for not cooking breakfast on the morning of her graduation. And before Kimberly Vaughn's parents returned to Missouri, Del Phillips said Christopher Vaughn walked past him and out the door without saying goodbye. Kimberly Vaughn later found herself defending her husband to her father.
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Then, hours before the shootings on June 13, Kimberly Vaughn was calling her sister about a cheesy potato recipe. She'd turned in a homework assignment, caught up on grocery shopping and got things in order for the upcoming work week.
Then their backyard neighbors, Todd and Hillary Andrlik, invited themselves over for dinner when they heard Kimberly Vaughn was making steaks. Appearing in the courtroom Tuesday afternoon, the Andrliks said nothing seemed out of the ordinary at the home of their best friends in the neighborhood.
Conversation was casual, though Christopher Vaughn filled Todd Andrlik in on the "danger" associated with his travels in Mexico and Canada. Cassandra Vaughn seemed particularly excited for her summer science camp about to begin. But there was no mention of an early morning trip to a Springfield water park.
Kimberly Vaughn, they said, seemed relaxed.
"She was herself," Hillary Andrlik said. "And I didn't notice anything different."


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When it comes to being fancy, Nancy believes more is better. From her tiara to her sparkly shoes, she's out to teach her family a thing or two about being fancy. Ages 4-12
Fancy Nancy and her friends, Bree, Rhonda, Wanda, and Lionel are going to be performing in their very first show, "Deep Sea Dances." Nancy is positive, that's fancy for 100 percent sure, that she and Bree will be picked to be mermaids. When another girl wins the coveted role of the mermaid, Nancy is stuck playing a dreary, dull tree. Can Nancy bring fancy flair to her role, even though it isn't the one she wanted?
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Seven-year-old Steven dragged his backpack down the unfamiliar pathway to his new house. School was over for the day, but Steven was not looking forward to going home. Yesterday a big moving van had brought all his stuff to 746 Maple Street and inside would be a mess of half-emptied boxes. This morning he had found his toothbrush, but no toothpaste. Mom said it was in a different box.
Steven felt lonely and sad. Everywhere he had been all week was new. He did not recognize faces at his new school. The new house did not greet him the same way as the old house. As Steven crossed the threshold of his new house, he slammed the new door and thought, "Even the door slams differently."
Standing in the front hallway, Steven looked up and saw his mom coming forward to give him a home hug. Home hugs at the door were his mom's specialty. Steven felt the familiar warmth and love as his mom hugged him. He smiled up at her and forgot his sadness as he said, "I sure hope that's peanut butter cookies I smell."
"That is a super nose you have there, young man" his Mother answered.
"Make way for super nose as it heads towards the peanut butter cookies. Close behind is wonder mouth that will eat those cookies." Steven yelled as he sailed down the hallway toward the smell of peanut butter cookies.
In the kitchen, Steven stopped and stared. Everything was put away and by the window was their very own kitchen table. This rough, pine table had been in his kitchen as long as he could remember. It had two chunky legs on the ends which his mom always said made it easier to push in the chairs. Around the table were four chairs with thick legs and padded seat covers with chickens on them.
Steven walked to the table and saw the red permanent marker spot from when he was two years old and started to draw without paper. At the end of the table, there stood a napkin holder he made in crafts at day camp and the funny chicken salt and pepper shakers from his Grandmother's house. In front of the salt and pepper shakers was the stained-glass chalice he made at his old church. Right in the middle of the table was a hollow spot from the marble slab his mom used for cutting out Christmas cookies. Next to the hollow was a huge plate of his favorite peanut butter cookies. Steven smiled as he sat down.
His mom came over to the table with two glasses of cold milk and sat down with him at the familiar table in her usual spot.
"I know you've been sad, Steven. You are missing all the old things and exhausted by all the new things. How are you feeling now?" asked his mom.
Steven munched a cookie for a moment and answered, "I was sad until I saw the table."
"What did the table do to make you feel better?" asked his mom.
"I started thinking about all the things that happen at this table. We have Thanksgiving here with lots of relatives and that can happen the same, here, too." Steven stated. "And the grace we say at this table will be the same, even if it's in a new place."
Steven's mom smiled. "What else will continue in this new house?"
"I can do my homework here and remember all the other times I sat here and learned things." Steven added.
"Steven, this table is the place where memories meet new experiences for our family. Our home is the place where we eat together, grow together and learn together. Even if the building where we meet is new, the good things that happen in our family home don't change."
Steven paused. Then he said, "Mom, can we light my chalice so I can remember all the times I learned at our old church? We are going to find a new church, aren't we, Mom?"
Steven's mom went to a drawer and got a match. "Yes, Steven," she said. "We will find a new faith home. Just like our family home, the rituals of our new Unitarian Universalist faith home will bring good memories. Let's light the chalice and say our affirmation from Sunday School (or religious education time) together."
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Free Weekly Horoscope February 4 – 10 2013
Now that a total of three planets are traversing your solar twelfth House, you're in the mood to tie up a lot of loose ends.
You'll be in this mode for the next month or so, which suggests there's a lot to wrap up in preparation for a whole new series of projects that start to burst forth come March and April. So use the energies accordingly.
Take note of those inner voices that are filling you with ideas and inspiration. And keep close tabs on your social life. You're in high demand. Monday and Tuesday keep you focused on your marketing savvy.
As Mercury makes his way into Pisces on Tuesday, you'll be amazed at how easy it is to calm your mind and let your psychic visions take over. Your ambitious nature will be in full throttle mode Wednesday and Thursday as the moon makes its way into your solar tenth House.
Carve out more time for close friends Friday and Saturday and then crawl into your shell on Sunday, even if it is a new moon.
In order for you to feel that you're fulfilling your destiny, it's important to direct your attention outward. Your friends and colleagues need your support, not just emotionally but also intellectually.
Your community in general craves your attention. So if you're involved with large groups of people, that is were you need to focus. Be aware that others see you as sturdy and therefore capable of handling virtually anything.
To them, you are the rock of Gibraltar. Others can easily pull on this strength in the weeks ahead, so you must be prepared to let them know when you're feeling the need to protect yourself and hold some of that strength for yourself.
Draw on your subconscious mind at the beginning of the week and listen to those subtle clues. Reach out farther from a geographical standpoint Wednesday and Thursday.
Maintain a strong professional focus both Friday and Saturday. Sunday's new moon allows social relationships to really take hold.
If there's one thing you're certainly known for, it's your ability to be the consummate juggler. You're actually much more productive when you have several things going at one time. Anything less and you get bored and loose all focus and concentration.
Therefore, the next few weeks will put your reputation to a test. The trick is, you won't be able to think your way through the situations that you encounter. You'll be better off, in fact, if you tell your logical mind to take a break and allow your emotions to factor into the events as they unfold.
Go more by the seat of your pants, with the understanding that your psychic nature will be much more accurate, especially when it comes to reading those in positions of influence over you.
Let those nuances speak loudly and allow them to influence the way you respond to those around you. Seek input Monday and Tuesday, and allow it to sink in Wednesday and Thursday. Give in to restlessness Friday and Saturday. Sunday's new moon invites you to declare your authority.
You're on a very strong learning curve these days. This doesn't mean you need to literally go back to school, but nevertheless, you will feel as though you're getting an excellent education.
And no sooner do you learn something, it's important that you impart this knowledge to those in your midst. Right now the best way for you to learn is through osmosis, which is certainly much easier than sitting down and cracking open a book.
This process is effortless in comparison. So be receptive and allow your beliefs to enter into your decision making process, even though they may trump logic. And know that those who love you, find it easy to relate to you on an intuitive level, so they'll be guiding you without their even realizing that's what they are doing.
Take pleasure in following your routines early in the week. Experts happily provide guidance Wednesday and Thursday. Give in to your passions Friday and Saturday and opt for an adventurous new moon Sunday.
Folks born under your sign have a reputation for wearing their heart on their shirtsleeve. You tend to leave little doubt about where your true feelings lie, and those you know are very confident as to where they stand with you.
These days, however, you're operating under slightly different rules. It's almost as though you've decided to mix things up a bit and challenge others to participate in a bit of a guessing game.
You're more comfortable keeping things under wraps right now, which is just fine. This in no way dilutes the intensity of your feelings, it just requires others to read between the lines. You're still very much in the attracting mode, so those you need are readily available to you.
And agreements are there for the asking. Reach for adventure Monday and Tuesday. Focus on productive matters Wednesday and Thursday. Relationships take on more focus Friday through Sunday's new moon.
You have the ability to be extremely self-sufficient. It's easy to handle things on your own because you know exactly just the order that rings your bell. So it's a bit unusual to feel as though you need a second opinion, since you're pretty efficient at covering all the bases yourself.
But there are times when you need to let the experts have their say and this happens to be one of those times. This is a perfect time to reach out and allow others into your fold. Make a point of bending when asked to do so, because right now it's more important to put relationships first.
Address any underlying currents before they have an opportunity to fester. Make this your work, since your actual work will easily take care of itself. Suspend your analytical ways Monday and Tuesday, but let them back in Wednesday and Thursday.
Expect to cross a lot off your list both Friday and Saturday. Sunday's new moon encourages sharing.
Sometimes one has to go to extremes in order to find the perfect balance. Nowadays, with an assortment of planets moving through the sign of Pisces, you may feel as though you're being sucked into your work with both feet.
You're so absorbed in the projects staring you in the face that it almost seems unfathomable to release yourself from them. So it might take an extra ounce of effort to pull yourself away from the things that seem almost mesmerizing.
Luckily, you're in the process of creating what you love, so the days ahead don't exactly feel like work. How fortunate! And how easy it is to share this passions with those closest to you.
You'll be all about self expression at the start of the week. Opt for lower visibility both Wednesday and Thursday. Get your romantic groove on Friday and Saturday. Work on routines Sunday.
As resourceful as you are known to be, it's not at all a stretch to muster up your own brand of creativity. This urge will remain quite strong in the weeks to come, so have at it. Your imagination is in high gear.
All this occurs as a result of a few bodies traversing your solar fifth House, especially Mars and Mercury. And this very energy can easily ignite romantic passions as well! Don't be shy about dropping subtle hints, perhaps in a poetic nature.
If the spirit moves you, direct your creative passions toward the home environment. It's fertile ground for experimentation. You might want to eyeball your bank account as the week opens since you're in the mood for a splurge both Monday and Tuesday.
Spread your wings and let your neighborhood know you're still very much a part of it all both Wednesday and Thursday. Friday and Saturday may keep you closer to home. Sunday's new moon reignites those romantic leanings.
Contrary to popular belief, you don't necessarily have to travel far and wide just to experience a sense of adventure. Sometimes the most exciting and fulfilling times can actually be experienced right in your own backyard.
And now that Mercury and Mars are joining forces with slow moving Neptune in the sign of Pisces, it's your home turf that assures the greatest source of entertainment. It's time to sprinkle a soft touch around your home and highlight the emotions that you want to evoke.
Add pieces that allow the imagination free reign, if only for a temporary change of pace. You'll undoubtedly feel that you're on top of your game as the week opens, compliments of the moon moving into your sign on Monday and remaining there the following day.
By Wednesday and Thursday, you'll be in the mood to assess that which is valuable to you. Explore your local terrain Friday and Saturday, and by Sunday's new moon you'll be ready to open up new doors of self-expression.
Despite your amazing ability to keep your feet planted squarely on the ground, there are times when it helps to complement the practical with a touch of the invisible. And such is the mood these days with a few planets swimming through your almost neighboring sign of the fishes.
You know full well that below that business-like exterior, lies a true softy at heart. It's just that you don't always advertise that part of your persona to the rest of the world. But to those who know you well, they'll freely admit to having gotten more than a glimpse of that other side.
There couldn't be a better time to allow that side as much expression as possible, so whether you put it into words or implement it through your ideas, it's bound to find a home in the weeks ahead.
Keep a lower profile the first days of the week. You need to gear up for the moon's saunter through your sign both Wednesday and Thursday, at which point you'll be calling the shots to your heart's content. Focus on finances Friday and Saturday, and lay the groundwork for rediscovering various regions in the coming days.
It's time to play "pretend." Imagine you had all the money you could ever need. Think about what you would do with it and how differently you'd live your life.
Once you're finished with that fantasy trip, bring it down to earth and experiment with ideas as to how you can make your more practical dreams a reality.
You may realize that some of your real life dreams aren't as far fetched as you imagine. Use the weeks ahead to create a new vision for yourself and work toward making those visions materialize.
Venus in your sign assures that you're well positioned to attract the right people and circumstances into your life to make things more comfortable. Run ideas past friends and colleagues throughout Monday and Tuesday.
Then step back Wednesday and Thursday and allow time for everything to sink in. Pick up the ball and run with it Friday and Saturday, and then use Sunday for sketching out your visions for the coming four weeks' influence under the new moon in your sign.
With Mars firmly ensconced in your sign for the next several weeks, you feel as though you've got the world by the tail and you know just exactly what to do with it.
You can easily prove to the outside world that the fantasy world in which you've been accused of living is actually one which others would love to participate. So go ahead and invite them to contribute, but just don't expect them to keep up with your own pace.
You're in way too competitive a mood to allow anyone the opportunity to outrun you. Besides that, you have a lot of protection working in your favor these days, thanks to Venus easing her way through your solar twelfth House.
Just guard against spreading yourself a bit too thin in the first days of the week. Friends have your back Wednesday and Thursday, so feel free to lean on them if need be.
Sit tight Friday and Saturday and then let loose on the world again by the latter part of the day on Sunday as the moon enters your sign shortly after the new Moon.
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This historic schoolhouse was restored as part of the United State's Bicentennial Celebration.
posted by: Outspoken1
location: Colorado
date approved: 12/22/2014
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Discovery Well - Long Beach, CA
A historic site with a view.
posted by: bluesnote
location: California
date approved: 12/15/2014
Noxon Bicentennial Park - Noxon, MT
This park, dedicated on July 4, 1976, is the little town of Noxon's bicentennial project.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Montana
date approved: 11/17/2014
The Spirit of '76 Half Century Time Capsule - Panhandle, TX
Right in front of the Square House Museum.
posted by: YoSam.
location: Texas
date approved: 11/11/2014
Anaconda Bicentennial Fountain - Anaconda, MT
This is another of many planters which were originally created as a fountain and were later converted to a planter, possibly as the result of a failure or possibly to reduce maintenance costs.
date approved: 11/10/2014
Nebraska Wind Sculpture - Kearney, NE
This floating sculpture in a pond off of I-80 has vanes that spin when wind is present.
posted by: ronjean
location: Nebraska
date approved: 10/22/2014
Bicentennial Marker, Centralia, WA
"This stone presented by the Centralia Bicentennial Committee 1976"
posted by: The 2 Newlyweds
location: Washington
date approved: 10/3/2014
Medal of Hoor Recipients Tree, Ft. Logan National Cemetery - Denver, CO
This tree was planted in 1976 to honor Medal of Honor recipients who made the bicentennial possible.
date approved: 9/22/2014
Bonelli House Restoration -- Kingman AZ
The restoration of the historic Bonelli House was a Bicentennial Project in Kingman AZ
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location: Arizona
last visited: 9/22/2014
The Overland Trail - Overland, MO
The trail went through here, and gave this city its name
location: Missouri
date approved: 9/3/2014
Bi-Centennial Grove - Olympia, Washington
Bicentennial marker noting a gift of cherry trees from Japan
posted by: ddtfamily
date approved: 8/3/2014
Medal of Honor / Bicentennial Tree - Willamette National Cemetery - Portland, Oregon
Plaque for a tree dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients for making the bicentennial observance possible
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date approved: 7/6/2014
James C. Lillard Railroad Park - Sparks, NV
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location: Nevada
date approved: 6/25/2014
Revolutionary Partiots of Monroe County, IL
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location: Illinois
date approved: 6/21/2014
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Neat, to be opened on the Tricentennial
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location: Minnesota
date approved: 6/16/2014
Bicentennial Bench - Marshall, IL
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date approved: 6/13/2014
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date approved: 6/3/2014
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date approved: 5/6/2014
Bicentennial Memorial - Richmond, MO
Retrieved the columns, when not used for new courthouse and used for memorial
date approved: 4/5/2014
Bicentennial Celebration Tree Dedication - Coachella, CA
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date approved: 3/31/2014
Rockwall County's Rock Wall - Rockwall, TX
A piece of the rock wall from which Rockwall County got its name is on display in front of the old Rockwall County Courthouse in Rockwall, TX, along with a plaque indicating that this section was excavated for the Bicentennial celebration.
posted by: QuarrellaDeVil
date approved: 3/7/2014
De Witt Bicentennial Flagpole - De Witt, Mo.
This flagpole has two bronze markers. The flagpole is on the southeast corner of the De Witt Community Center - 7th and Jefferson.
posted by: iconions
date approved: 2/28/2014
last visited: 8/31/2014
Bicentennial stone and time capsule - Pittsfield, IL
To mark the city wide celebration of 1976.
date approved: 2/14/2014
Bicentennial Memorial - Nashville, IL
Time capsule and monument just to the Bicentennial.
date approved: 2/9/2014
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