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Celebrate the holidays with Detroit artists
By Steve Furay
Special to the Michigan Citizen
This time of year reminds us of the goodness in others. In many ways, this season unearths our humanity, by chipping away with acts of kindness the stone walls we build around ourselves. There are certain people, however, with creative gifts who do this all year long. The Michigan Citizen has reported on these people — artists, singers, rappers, authors, poets, etc. throughout the years.
Our gift to you is a reminder of these special artists so you can share their works and stories with someone special in your life this holiday season.
From the elders of the Cosmic Jazz Community of Detroit and Daryl Brown, son of the late Godfather of Soul James Brown, the knowledge that great music is essential to our lives, with healing properties beyond the understanding of our time. We must trust our ears to those who know that music is life, and allow them to help us set our natural rhythms free.
From the Detroit poetry community, including jessica Care moore, Omari King Wise, Fluent, Honeycomb, Mic Write and many more, the expression that lies within and the dedication to teach the youth to stand up for their own identities. In each moment that any one of us is filled with this empowerment, we all become that much closer to the change in our world we wish to see.
From the Black women who rock, Steffanie Christi'an, Deekah Wyatt and Monica Blaire, the audacity to be a complete human being despite society's expectations of you. We should all place our bets the glass ceilings will be shattered by the great women of color, the true leaders who will grow our families and change the direction of our future.
From Urban Style Comics, the creators of the Dreadlocks, Jihad A.D. and Black Watch, the dedicated teamwork that allows us to make the best of our collective ideas a reality. Detroit is a city of great potential at this moment, and only those that fully trust their plans and stick with their team until the end will be able to collect their full dues.
From music greats Nadir Omowale, Duminie DePorres, Zo!, DJ Dez and more, the soul of Motown that has never left the people. This soul can be heard in their music that continues to inspire the world, but true Detroiters know that the same flame burns within us all and inspires anything and everything you do.
From Maureen "Ma Dukes" Yancey, mother of the late J Dilla and founder of Yancey Media Group, the patience and wisdom to allow negativity from others to run its course, bringing us closer to our goals. We should all allow ourselves to be free from any people or problems that make our lives troublesome.
From Cold Men Young and Clear Soul Forces, who represent Detroit's renaissance of great young hip hop groups, the hunger to defy the odds of succeeding with the odds against you. Know that the haters will always try to shut down the most talented individuals in the room, their only job is to slow you down.
From the city's grassroots hip hop community, including Invincible, The Raiz Up and the performers of the song «Own It» (Will See, S.I.R.I.U.S., Subverso, BRYCE, Sage and BlueLadyFireTide), the sharing of knowledge and experiences with others to help everyone stand up with their community and fight for their beliefs.
From D.S.Sense, 'Nique LoveRhodes, Miz Korona, Insite the Riot and other female emcees that prove Detroit is the capital for the queens of hip hop, the security within that helps us move beyond all doubts in ourselves so we can express our greatness in action.
And from STARFLEET's Black Bethoven, DJ LaJedi, 5 ELA and the Black History 101 Mobile Museum, the faith and belief in each other and knowing that only love will allow us to truly deliver an entire city from the depths of a depression to the resurrection of a Phoenix. The featured articles about theses artists can all be found at the Citi pages on our website, www.MichiganCitizen.com.
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No Charges to be Filed in Stewardson Incident
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Written by Greg Sapp
The investigation is over into a Thursday evening incident in Stewardson in which two individuals were injured. Authorities say the pair tried to commit suicide.
The Shelby County Sheriff's Department said Monday morning that Stewardson police have decided not to pursue the incident further.
The incident occurred around 5:30pm Thursday at a residence on the east side of the village. Reports indicate that two people were taken from the scene by ambulance. The two were taken to St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital in Effingham for treatment.
The names of those involved were not released. Shelby County deputies described them as "young adults".


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AKRON, Ohio, Oct. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company (NASDAQ: GT) was recently named a Thomson Reuters 2013 Top 100 Global Innovator recognizing its achievements as one of the world's most innovative companies. This is the third straight year that Goodyear has been recognized by Thomson Reuters.
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"This recognition is further evidence of Goodyear's ability to drive innovation. The market-back approach we take to delivering new products is a critical focus for us in the competitive global tire industry and helps us align our R&D efforts with Goodyear's global strategy. This ultimately helps us deliver sustainable value to the marketplace," stated Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Richard J. Kramer.
From the first all-season radial tire to environmentally friendly concepts like soybean oil and BioIsoprene in tires, Goodyear has an established reputation as a leader in tire innovation. To learn more about Goodyear's historic innovations and milestones, visit http://www.goodyear.com/en-US/company/tire-history."The Thomson Reuters Top 100 Global Innovators once again prove that they are the companies driving growth, creating jobs and pioneering new products and services," said David Brown, managing director, Thomson Reuters IP Solutions. The program, an initiative of Thomson Reuters' IP Solutions business, honors the 100 corporations and institutions around the world that are at the heart of innovation as measured by a series of proprietary patent-related metrics. The full report is available at http://www.top100innovators.com. Goodyear is one of the world's largest tire companies. It employs about 69,000 people and manufactures its products in 52 facilities in 22 countries around the world. Its two Innovation Centers in Akron, Ohio and Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg strive to develop state-of-the-art products and services that set the technology and performance standard for the industry. For more information about Goodyear and its products, go to www.goodyear.com/corporate. SOURCE The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
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Situated in Aizuwakamatsu, this romantic ryokan is in the same region as Alts Bandai Ski Resort, Urabandai Nekoma Ski Area, and Urabandai Ski Area.
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The ryokan offers a restaurant. Onyado Toho features hot springs.
- Total number of rooms - 147
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I created this dessert specially for a recent raw food demonstration and lunch. My guinea pigs loved it! They were even more amazed to try a dessert made from avocado. This healthy fruit, rich in natural oils gives a perfect way to make an easy raw-vegan mousse. I combined it with a crunchy buckwheat base to provide a rich, smooth couple-of-bite-size desserts. Enjoy!
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Carrot Orange Pecan Delight
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Yakutsk, the capital of the Russian Republic of Sakha, in northeastern Siberia, is surrounded by nearly two million square miles of wolf-haunted forest and bear-stalked bog. No proper roads connect the city to the larger world, and the ferries that ply the adjacent Lena River, though providing a scenic and relaxing mode of travel, take seven days to reach the railhead, the settlement of Ust' Kut—when the river isn't frozen and the ferries can run at all. The only practical way into—or, as is more often fervently desired, out of—Yakutsk is by air. Only a few airlines, however, serve the city, the largest of which is Sakha Avia, one of Aeroflot's progeny in the post-Soviet era of privatization and fragmentation. Standards of safety and service on Aeroflot, much improved in recent years, are generally acceptable, but those of its regional offspring vary widely and are of some concern to Russians who have to fly to or from the provinces.
That Sakha Avia was born of Aeroflot was all I knew about it when, at the end of a summertime visit to Yakutsk, I bought a ticket for the six-hour flight back home to Moscow. The talents of the republic's people, the Turkic Yakuts, have historically lain in herding reindeer and trapping sable, which told me little about their potential for operating jet aircraft. But Sakha produces a quarter of the world's diamonds, and this suggested sufficient funds for the maintenance of if not a fleet of luxury 747s then at least a couple of sturdy, well-appointed Il'yushin-62s—the Russian equivalent of French Airbuses. (I later learned that my assumption was misguided: Sakha's diamond industry is rife with corruption and scandal, and the republic is heavily in debt to Moscow.)
So, ready for a more or less comfortable flight, which I hoped to pass engrossed in Charles Dickens's Bleak House, I arrived at Yakutsk Airport and was deposited curbside by a battered taxi. The terminal's façade, with its chipped white-marble walls and grime-streaked windows, presented a modern but prematurely aged and dismal aspect, hinting at shoddy construction and the corrosive ferocity of Sakha's -90° frosts. Inside were a dozen or so kiosks selling Snickers bars and Russian soft-porn magazines, flimsy Chinese underwear and bootleg translations of Tom Clancy. A few dozen Yakuts circulated among them, lugging nylon duffel bags and checkered plastic suitcases as they examined the goods. Their cheekbones were high and flat, their hair jet-black and lustrous.
I searched for an electronic monitor to learn the status of my flight but found none, so I went to the check-in counter. Registration was a breeze, a formality unhindered by seat assignment or the surrender of baggage: the two clerks, heavily made-up women with short frosted hair, whose lively colloquy about new Yugoslav footwear I interrupted, just glanced at my ticket and shoved a general boarding pass at me before returning to their chat. The boarding pass designated no gate, however, so I interrupted them again. One rolled her eyes and snapped, "Oh, please, just go up to the second floor!"
Upstairs I entered a cavernous marble waiting room, which I had more or less to myself, and settled in to wait for the boarding call. Hours later, having heard no announcement, I perceived a rising clamor of voices and a rush of footsteps heading my way. A crowd of chattering Yakuts and saturnine Russians (several of whom were drunk, judging by their red eyes and slurred speech) brandishing suitcases and duffels suddenly appeared at the top of the stairway and spilled into the broad expanse of the waiting room. A plump, blue-uniformed woman holding a walkie-talkie swung open the glass door to Gate 2. She waved at the crowd to make haste, and the trot across the marble steppe turned into a stampede. I walked over to make sure this commotion wasn't somehow related to my flight, but my curiosity was taken as an attempt to jump the queue. Heckled, elbowed, and bounced to the back of the line, I asked an old Russian fellow, who seemed to understand that I had meant no harm, if this was the flight to Moscow. He winked in a friendly Russian gesture of affirmation.
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I addition to the above, it is interesting to note that I can add sub-domains simply by adding a host to an existing domain.
I have tried to add a host to an existing domain as follows:
Type: A-record
Name: new
IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
TTL: very short for now
Done, except that it doesn't work - somewhere there is a config issue it would seem?
Just create a nwe website for every subdomain. And do not mix up websites with dns records.
Hi Till:
Okay, let's see if I have this right:
1. Create new DNS record using the wizard, and
2. Create new website?
I followed this process and perhaps I was a little impatient, but I am not able to ping my host after a few minutes?
Please could you let me know if I am following the right process and just being impatient? Thank you.
1) The dns wizard can not be used to creat subdomains. You have to edit the dns record of the existing domain and add a dns A-Record for the subdomain. Then you have to wait up to 48 hours until the dns record is propagated. It does not matter which TTL you had set, this will not speed this up.
2) Yes.
Hi Till:
Okay, cool - I was just concerned because under ISPC2 I could add new host records to a domain and could ping it within 5 minutes - CTLD - and now I can't - (I haven't set any transfer rights or anything like that - could that be a problem) - but if you think that it is fine, then that's cool!! :)
Kind regards,
As a postscript: Added to the above, once I have followed through the methodology above, I cannot even ping the new host on the server on which it resides? I think that there may be an issue with MyDNS? Please let me know what you think as this is becoming a trifle urgent, thank you.
Kind regards again :)
Why does a dig at the ns ip produce a positive result, but ping does not?
I am struggling to understand something related to the DNS issue that I am trying to sort out:
- I created a SOA - domainname.ctld
- I registered it with local country-registrar
- I can ping domainname.ctld as well as www.domainname.ctld
- I created a site and can go to it using either of the above URLs
- I created a sub-domain - host.domainname.ctld around four hours ago
- I cannot ping it and if I create a site for it I cannot go there
- I can DIG records for the domainname.ctld including the host.
- I cannot ping the host - even from the server on which it resides!?
What's going on? I have never experienced this before - I have used ISPConfig 2 on another platform and it just works - I can create a host and within 5 minutes I can ping it and build a site using it. I just think that somewhere I haven't configured something right - I did use the wizrd to create the domainname.ctld SOA and edited the record to manually add the new host - A-record.
Anyone know what's happening here or seen it before? Please let me know, thank you.
Kind regards,
Mentor :confused::(
Post a screenshot of the settings that you used to add the dns a-record.
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Hi Till:
Thank you for your email. I have attached the screenshots as requested.
Kind regards,
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North Korea's top nuclear negotiator will reportedly make a rare visit to the United States next month, amid renewed diplomatic efforts to bring Pyongyang back to six-nation disarmament talks.
South Korea's Yonhap news agency citing an unidentified source in Beijing said the visit by Kim Kye-gwan would follow-up on a visit by Stephen Bosworth, the US special envoy, to North Korea last December.
Kim, who is and also the country's vice-foreign minister, has been in Beijing since early this week for discussions with Chinese counterparts on how to restart nuclear negotiations.
"I believe the schedule for Kim's visit has already been fixed," the Yonhap report quoted the source as saying. No precise date was mentioned.
The report comes amid a flurry of diplomatic activity and visits, suggesting a renewed push to revive the stalled six-party nuclear disarmament negotiations hosted by China.
Possible thaw
A meeting between the Kim and US officials would send a strong signal that efforts to get the disarmament talks back on track were gaining traction.
"[We shared a] deep exchange of views ... on issues of interest, including China-North Korea relations, signing of a peace treaty and resumption of the six-party talks"
Kim Kye-gwan, North Korean nuclear envoy on Beijing meeting
Earlier, the US state department said US officials had not ruled out future meetings with the North Koreans.
PJ Crowley, a state department spokesman, however said that Washington believed future talks should take place within the six-nation framework.
"We believe firmly that the next meeting that US representatives and others should have with North Korea is through a formal six-party meeting," he told reporters.
North Korea quit the talks last April, a month before its second atomic weapons test.
The rush of diplomacy raised hopes of a breakthrough on restarting the negotiations after Kim Jong-il assured a high-level Chinese envoy on Monday that his government is committed to a nuclear-free Korean peninsula.
South Korea, Japan and the US have all urged the North to return to the disarmament talks and show progress on denuclearisation before any discussions on a peace treaty or sanctions.
Sticking points
But this week's meetings in Beijing have been hard going, according to reports, with Pyongyang sticking to its demands that UN sanctions be lifted before it rejoins the nuclear dialogue.
The negotiations, hosted by Beijing, bring together envoys from China, Japan, Russia, the US and North and South Korea.
Yonhap said Wu Dawei, China's chief nuclear negotiator who has been meeting Kim, plans to travel to other six-party member nations after the lunar new year celebrations this weekend, adding that the two sides were trying to narrow differences on economic assistance.
Speaking to reporters on Thursday about the meetings, Kim said he and Wu shared a "deep exchange of views ... on issues of interest, including China-North Korea relations, signing of a peace treaty and resumption of the six-party talks".
Meanwhile Lynn Pascoe, the political advisor to Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary-general, is due to conclude a mission to North Korea on Friday aimed at reviving the nuclear talks.
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delicious! i added a can of corn instead of zucchini and blended half of it to thicken. everyone in the apartment wanted to know what i was cooking and what began as a meal for two ended with no leftovers. i usually toss in a little more chili powder, jalapeno, and chili flakes but otherwise great!
This really was excellent--and before I cooked it I was thinking I'd miss the meat. I don't like zucchini, so I also used one eggplant, chopped into small pieces and salted, then rinsed after 10 minutes. I also used a couple of carrots, and some corn. But the taste really is exceptional-- I kept eating more. It's two hours later and I'm still so full, but it was all healthy! Served it over brown rice with a green salad on the side. Can't wait for dinner tomorrow!
I have been making this chili regularly for a couple of years. We love it! I have started adding ground turkey, since my husband thinks dinner isn't complete unless there is meat...whatever! I do add a little more vegies than the recipe calls for and when you add meat you will need more liquid, I use broth. Wonderful and easy!
Fabulous recipie. Use veggies on hand and add more spices for extra heat/flavor. Love the chocolate; it adds such depth of flavor without any sweetness and my meat loving husband just loves this chili!
I don't often find myself surprised by a dish but I was by this. MAN is this tasty. This may not be a dish that lends well to cooking on low temps for long peiods of time, but I have to say, my batch won't last that long ... I'm going to destroy this pot, YUM!
delicious! Strongly recommend making one day ahead. Soooo much better on Day 2 -- and ADD any of recommendations of others -- if too chunky balance with a little more liquid (water or veggie broth).
I love this chili and make it all the time with cheddar biscuits. Last time I added TVP (textured vegetable protein) but I thought it didn't really enhance the dish--the recipe is great exactly as made. It's very low fat and I always feel healthy when I eat it. I blend about two cups of the finished chili in the blender--be careful not to blend too much of the chili because it will start to look gross.
A delicious chili recipe that can be easily adapted to a slow cooker, if desired. I simply sauteed the onion, pepper, garlic, and jalepeno first, then dumped it into a slow cooker w/ the rest of the ingredients and cooked on the low setting for 7 hours. I didn't have zuchinni, so I added an extra can of beans. I correctly guessed that this recipe would not produce enough heat for me, so I used a whole jalepeno and an extra teaspoon or so of chili pepper, and even then it was still what I would consider to be only mildy spicy. Next time I would maybe add a bit of cayenne to the mix. Two other things I would also do differently next time: use unsweetened chocolate instead of semisweet, and drain some of the liquid from the cans of beans before putting them in the mix. The initial results were a little too brothy for me, but this was easily fixed by blending a small portion of the chili in a food processor and then adding it back into the dish.The chili powder & chocolate flavors work really well together in this recipe and produce a rich, dark chili -- especially if you use that extra tablespoon of chili powder. By the second day, the flavors were completely spectacular!
Not bad. The proportions of the ingredients evidently please a lot of the reviewers who actually followed the recipe. (The only ingredient not found in most other standard recipes is the chocolate, but even that is in some other recipes.) The absence of meat is old-hat for vegetarians. The latter, as well as the thrifty-in-general, would add a significant amount of corn to the mixture or serve the chili with/over brown rice to provide complete protein: the grain (corn or brown rice) provides the amino acids not in the beans, which contain amino acids not in the grain. The beans and the grains together make complete protein. [This information is recalled from Frances Lappe's "Diet for a Small Planet".]


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8 all-vegetarian restaurants in Mumbai that will even tempt carnivores
Home to diverse communities and cultural influences, Mumbai's cosmopolitanism ensures a vibrant food scene. Besides numerous traditional Gujarati and Tamil eateries, the city is also now home to restaurants offering vegetarian fare from around the world.
Swati Snacks
Over four decades old, this family-run restaurant is a bit of a Mumbai institution. It's much-loved for its home-style vegetarian delicacies, all available at extremely reasonable prices. The menu features popular street snacks such as bhel puri, dahi batata puri, pav bhaji and vada pav, but the restaurant is most famo...more
Café Madras
Started in 1940, Café Madras is a veteran among the string of south Indian restaurants in Matunga. Its USP remains its tasty and filling fare, fast service and affordable prices. This small two-storied eatery is a breakfast hotspot for its fluffy idlis, dosas and strong filter coffee, but its spicy offerings also make ...more
This is one of the few places in the city that serves Gujarati, Rajasthani, Maharashtrian and Health thalis, all under one roof, and does a pretty good job of them too.
This hole-in-the-wall eatery serves some of the best Punjabi fare in Mumbai.
Shree Thaker Bhojanalay
Located in the busy bylanes of Kalbadevi Road, this restaurant is something of an institution for Gujarati and Rajasthani cuisine.
The Yoga House
As you leave your shoes outside the door and walk in, you half expect to find sand beneath your feet. A little bit of Goa and a lot of Greece, Yoga House in Bandra houses a health food café, a yoga studio and a shop stocking clothes, muesli and more!
This all-day Mexican and Italian restaurant is popular for its expansive menu and striking décor.
This rooftop lounge is popular for its panoramic views of Powai Lake and the surrounding skyscrapers as well as its Mediterranean fare.


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A strategic acquisition added revenue for Target Logistics but it cut into profits.
The Baltimore-based company saw its net profit through the first three months of 2007 fall almost by half, to $340,150, compared with $609,642 in the same period a year ago.
"Despite achieving our 18th consecutive profitable quarter, (fiscal) third quarter net income was disappointing, primarily because of continued losses by our New York City station following our Discovery acquisition last year, and less than anticipated gross profit margin improvement as a result of sluggish value-added services growth," said Stuart Hettleman, Target president and CEO.
The net profit also fell through the first nine months of Target''s fiscal year, from $2.1 million through March 31, 2006, to $1.2 million through March 31 of this year.
The lag in earnings came as Target saw revenue in the first three months of 2007 grew nearly 18 percent, to $43.7 million from $37.1 million in the same quarter of 2006. Revenue for the first nine months of Target''s fiscal year hit $134.7 million from $119.9 million in the comparable period a year earlier.


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Outdoor power equipment OEM The Toro Company reported record net earnings of U.S. $34.4 million, or $0.74 per diluted share, on net sales of $466.9 million for its fiscal third quarter ended July 29, 2005. In the comparable fiscal 2004 period, Toro reported net earnings of $34.2 million, or $0.66 per diluted share, on net sales of $454.0 million.
For the nine months ended July 29, 2005, Toro reported net earnings of $107.5 million, or $2.29 per diluted share, on net sales of $1,442.3 million compared with net earnings of $95.7 million, or $1.84 per diluted share, on net sales of $1,315.6 million in the first nine months of fiscal 2004.
Earnings per share figures for all periods reported were adjusted to reflect the effects of a 2-for-1 stock split effective March 28, 2005.
"Sales growth in international markets helped drive revenues to record levels for the third quarter in both the professional and residential segments helping to mitigate weather related softness in our domestic markets," said Toro President and CEO Michael J. Hoffman. "Despite a challenging environment, year-to-date consolidated net sales are nearly 10 percent ahead of fiscal 2004's record level."
"Our strong performance in the third quarter and year-to-date gives evidence of our ability to sustain solid earnings growth and has us on track to deliver another record year of financial results," added Toro Executive Chairman Kendrick B. Melrose. "We continue to enhance our operating model to reduce the volatility to external factors such as weather, while tenaciously focusing on strategic initiatives that will drive sustainable long-term growth and profitability."
Toro, based in Bloomington, Minnesota, U.S., reports that 62 percent of its 2004 revenues came from sales to the professional landscaping market, while 34 percent came from sales to the residential market. (Toro-owned domestic distributors and other income sources make up four percent of revenues.)
Segment results show 2005 year-to-date professional segment earnings totaled $183.4 million on net sales of $936.8 million, compared with earnings of $154.5 million on net sales of $834.1 million in last year's first nine months. Year-to-date residential segment net sales were $472.2 million, up 8.1 percent compared with the first nine months of fiscal 2004.
Toro said it expects net earnings per diluted share for fiscal 2005 to exceed last year's record levels by 16 to 18 percent on revised sales growth of 7 to 9 percent.
"For the fiscal year, financial performance will benefit from a favorable mix of businesses and strong expense management," said Hoffman. "With sales growth in nearly all professional segment categories and consistent returns from our international growth initiatives we will improve upon last year's record financial performance despite higher materials costs and unfavorable weather."
Hoffman attributed the company's achievements to its 6+8 profit improvement and growth initiative. "Our lean manufacturing and No Waste initiatives helped us to preserve strong profitability in the face of rising materials costs," he said. "The efficiencies we are now achieving are sustainable and will continue to benefit our profitability going forward."
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Final Glance: Big-box Retail companies
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top big-box retail companies were mixed at the close of trading:
Costco Wholesale Corp. fell $.19 or .2 percent, to $102.34.
Target fell $.57 or .9 percent, to $60.41.
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Enjoy year-round comfortable climate with lots of sunshine, surf and ocean breeze. A short walk to sunrise over the Atlantic or sunset over the Halifax River, (Intercoastal Waterway).
Filtered soft water throughout house flows from city main though our purification system.
Livingroom is open to well equipped kitchen and dinette with 4 chairs. Sliding glass doors seperate the kitchen from Florida room, which has a drop-leaf table and 4 more chairs, queen pull-out sofa, leather chair and ottoman.
One bedroom has king bed, dresser and 2 chests of drawers, TV, dvd player. The second bedroom has queen bed, dresser, chest of drawers, desk, chair and TV.
One bath has tub with shower, the other bath has walk-in shower. Towels are furnished.
Roomy laundry & utility room features front load washer and dryer, iron,vacuum, steam mop, more.
Outdoor furniture is provided, along with 2 bicycles a utility wagon, beach umbrellas, rafts, beach towels for enjoying the outdoors and ocean.
A variety of books, games, dvd collections are provided for your enjoyment also.
Tropical gardens surround the cottage, adding to the cozy, relaxed atmosphere and privacy.
A native of Western NC, I grew up in Asheville and spent summers in Lake Lure where my parents built a summer home, which became the family hideaway for relaxation and recreation. Eventually the Lake Lure hideaway became my year-round home. In 1999,my time share week in Ormond Beach became my new hideaway which I enjoyed so much that I never exchanged for another location.
After raising four children and spending 33 years as a school teacher and counselor, I retired, but spent another 7 years working in schools part-time and currently serving as a town commissioner in Lake Lure.
In 2010 I married my husband, Bill who is retired from US Air Force and US Postal Service. Together we enjoy working in crafts and community activities. Bill is a woodworker who specializes in converting obsolete and antique post office box doors into coin banks and handgun safes. I create unique hand-braided wool rugs and demonstrate at historic landmarks and the Village of Yesteryear at the NC State Fair. We enjoy escapes to Ormond Beach, and have furnished the cottage to provide a restful reflection of our enjoyment of seascapes and tropical plants. We personally planted and maintain palms, ornamentals, and tropical plants, beginning with a habiscus which was a Mother's Day gift and made the trip from NC in 2009! The cottage is our current hideaway, where we look forward to spending more time soon and sharing with family, friends, and guests who will enjoy and find comfort and renewal.
Mary Ann Silvey purchased this cottage in 2008
For three years I looked at condos and houses for a place where I could spend more time in Florida during my retirement years. Ormond was my choice because the climate is comfortable year-round. Cold days are rare in winter, and the ocean breeze provides relief from Summer's heat. Since my family includes 'Diva', a sweet, loving Doberman Pinccher, the cottage had room, inside and out to provide privacy and allow pets to be included. The fenced back yard was a definite plus for us. We have cultivated flowering jasmine vines which have covered the fence, creating privacy for outdoor living, dining and sunning. The garage and storage shed provide ample storage for lawn furniture, bicycle, beach gear, utility wagon and even the fully decorated Christmas tree. A 10' x 10' easy up tent for additional shade is also available.
2014 updates: Full service digital cable TV service, flat screen HDTV, unlimited cable internet,
Save your drinking water money! City water passes though our purification system and results in pure, soft water throughout the cottage. Plumbing and hot water system were replaced in 2010.
A well provides irrigation for the lawn and gardens automatically. A timer controls the sprinkler system after dark, while you sleep.
Located between Flagler and Daytona Beaches, surrounded by state parks & recreation areas on the Halifax River and a short drive to ocean piers, the cottage is only a short walk to the quiet, non-commercial beach. Restaurants, shopping, theaters,art museum, library and family entertainment or nite spots are conveniently located a short drive away.
Historic St. Augustine, shopping outlets, Ponce Lighthouse, Casino Cruises, Kennedy Space Center, Daytona Speedway are nearby attractions. Drive an hour
southwest of Daytona on I-4 to Orlando or Sanford Airports and central Florida attractions, including Disney, Seaworld, Universal Studios, LeggoLand and more. Jacksonville airport is 1 1/2 hours North on I-95.
Two State Parks nearby with multiple public parks and recreation areas on Halifax River and Oceanside.
Drive-on-beach access in Ormond to Daytona is 5 miles south.
Ocean pier on Flagler Beach is 10 miles north.
Historic St Augustine and shopping outlets are 40-50 miles north
Daytona Beach and Speedway are 10-15 miles south. Art Museum 5 miles south.
Orlando Airport and Disney, Seaword, LeggoLand, and Universal theme parks are approximately 1- 1 1/2 hour drive on I-4 southwest.
Jacksonville Airport is about 75 miles north.
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This was originally posted on the White House blog on October 7, 2011.As part of the implementation of Presidential Policy Directive 8 (PPD-8), we are pleased to announce the release of the first-ever National Preparedness Goal. To summarize, the goal is:To have a secure and resilient Nation with the capabilities required across the whole community to prevent, protect against, mitigate, respond to, and recover from the threats and hazards that pose the greatest risk.You can read the full 26 page document here.The Goal identifies the core capabilities and capability targets necessary to...Posted On: October 7, 2011
Ask anyone who has lived through a significant disaster what that experience was like and – without a doubt – one of the things some people are likely to recall is how difficult it was to communicate from their mobile phones with friends, family and emergency services like 911 in the immediate aftermath.Many of us were reminded of this last month, when both a 5.8 magnitude earthquake and Hurricane Irene struck parts of the East Coast. People immediately reached for their phones to call loved ones or 911. Unfortunately, in some cases, loss of power made communication difficult.The FCC and FEMA...Posted On: September 21, 2011
Published by: Brad Carroll, Press SecretaryAs we continue ongoing response and recovery efforts in many areas across the country, we wanted to share a recent interview featuring Administrator Fugate reflecting on the work that FEMA has done to support our state, tribal and local partners this year, so far. From historic flooding in many areas to deadly tornadoes, droughts and an earthquake and torrential rain from several tropical storms and hurricanes, this year has shown the importance of getting prepared.This year has also demonstrated the importance of the team approach in emergency...Posted On: September 15, 2011
This year has shown us that disasters can strike anywhere, and can often come unexpectedly. This year alone, we've seen historic flooding along many rivers, deadly tornadoes in several states, a hurricane hit the East Coast (including New England), and recently, even an earthquake in Virginia. So as we kick off National Preparedness Month, I have an important question for you – are you ready? In the past few weeks, I've been doing media interviews, telling folks what FEMA's doing and stressing the importance of getting your family prepared for an emergency. And this morning, I kicked off...Posted On: September 1, 2011
Ludlow, VT, August 30, 2011 -- Administrator Craig Fugate (right) goes over a map of Ludlow with Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin (center) and General Dick Harris, Brigadier General, Vermont National Guard. They surveyed damages in the town following the inland flooding caused by Irene.You may have heard media reports that the lead up to Irene was over-hyped and that we "dodged a bullet" – well I can tell you that while the impacts of Irene could have been much worse, there are many areas, especially in the Northeast that are still experiencing dangerous inland flooding and our state and local...Posted On: August 31, 2011
While many are saying the U.S. "dodged a bullet" with Irene, Administrator Fugate gives a reminder that Irene is still a threat – especially because of heavy rains and the potential for widespread flooding: Get prepared for floods at Ready.gov, and please continue to follow the direction of local officials if your area is being affected by Irene. For other flood safety tips, check out our blog post from earlier today.Posted On: August 28, 2011
As I've been saying in several video updates this week, the entire emergency management team is busy preparing for and responding to Hurricane Irene. As part of our efforts, we're working closely with voluntary and faith-based organizations, especially those part of the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (National VOAD).This important partnership is vital in helping communities and individuals prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters – because these organizations act as invaluable links to the communities they regularly serve. National VOAD is the forum where...Posted On: August 26, 2011
We're continuing to closely monitor Hurricane Irene as it threatens much of the East Coast, from Florida to Maine. While it's too soon to tell exactly where Irene will make landfall or have the most significant impacts, Administrator Fugate has an update on the ways you can get prepared: Know if you're in an evacuation zone, and what your plan is to evacuate if local officials give the order. If you're not in an evacuation zone, be prepared for potential flooding and power outages. Make sure your emergency kit has supplies to sustain you, your family, and your pets for at least 72...Posted On: August 25, 2011
On Friday, I had the opportunity to visit the Delaware Emergency Operations Center in Smyrna, Del. with Administrator Fugate. Jamie Turner, the Director of the Delaware Emergency Management Agency, hosted us as we toured their facilities and talked about ways we can work together to prepare across the First State and nationally. FEMA is committed to supporting states, tribes and territories and we're grateful to Jamie and his team for hosting us last week.Here's a video of Administrator Fugate from our visit to the Delaware EOC, emphasizing the importance of the emergency management team:Posted On: August 16, 2011
It's already been an active hurricane season and our busiest months are yet to come. While we are lucky that so far we have not had any major hurricanes threaten the U.S., as Administrator Fugate has said, it's only a matter of time before that luck runs out. A major hurricane making landfall in the U.S. is not a matter of if, but when and we all need to do our part to be prepared. And tomorrow, you'll get the chance to ask Craig how.Join Administrator Fugate and the Weather Channel's Hurricane Expert, Dr. Rick Knabb, tomorrow (Wed, Aug 17) at noon for a Lunchtime Live Chat with the Weather...Posted On: August 16, 2011


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Bulldogs pitch shutout at Yorkville
These Foxes got thrown to the wolves.
Actually, it was a pack of Bulldogs Yorkville faced off with Saturday night, but the result wasn't any less fatal to the Foxes in a football sense. Determined to prove that its Week 9 struggle to subdue District 218 sister school Eisenhower was simply a fluke, Richards unleashed a marauding band of defenders at Korhonen Field.
And just as they had done against four other opponents in the regular season, the Bulldogs refused entry into their own end zone. In fact, Yorkville ventured inside Richards' 40-yard line just once during the evening, hardly the kind of production the Foxes needed to have a shot at upending the Bulldogs.
Instead, Richards advanced out of its first-round Class 6A playoff contest with little difficulty. Scoring twice within the first 3½ minutes and seven times before intermission, the Bulldogs forced a running clock to be used over the final two periods as they overpowered Yorkville 44-0.
The win set Richards (9-1) up for a rematch with Argo, a 14-12 victor over Oak Forest in Round 1, Saturday night in Oak Lawn. The Bulldogs blanked the Argonauts 27-0 in a regular-season road encounter, one of only two defeats suffered by the Summit-based school thus far in 2013.
"It wasn't a complete surprise for them to pull that out," Richards coach Tony Sheehan said of Argo's playoff triumph over the Bengals. "Argo's played well all year. It's not like they snuck in and squeezed by."


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Online Safety: Top 10 Things NOT To Post Online
Sometimes it's easy to forget that when you post a photo or a comment online it's not just your friends you're sharing it with. Kidzworld gives you the lowdown on online safety with the Top 10 Things NOT To Post. Check em out! Back to Article
I am not allowed on it until I am 13 aswell.
Isn't that not fair? I am allowed on chat because I know how I can keep safe on KW, you just need to ollow E-Safety and do what it tells you. I learnt it at school. Hope your BFF will learn about E-Safety
My parents have strict online safety rules for me and my sister and they always check. I am NOT allowed on chat, even KW chat
Like April Jones got kidnapped but she didn't get kidnapped off the internet. Only for not getting her mum to give permission to open the door for her. That's dangerous
Because of telling personal info and not even learning about E-Safety. It is really important to learn about E-Safety because if she keeps telling personal info then she might end up being kidnapped from the internet. There are different ways of being kidnapped like opening the door without even telling a parent or carer, like I used to open the door without telling mum that someone is knocking.
She got grounded from the internet like for 3 months
i think like enough to look it up i guess
Did she even give out her phone no. and address?
My bff gave out enough personal information to this girl but it was really an older guy and he called her at home. her mom answered the call and had alot of questions.
I only gave out my name once but very important not to tell your personal info.
why your photo?
I don't give out info.
As a mod I can't stress these points enough. It's very important to keep your information safe from anyone who would use it for malicious purposes!
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Very good info to have!
Bull crap. They'll stalk you anyway.
oh shush. xD


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While every kid in the Montreal and Toronto indie-gentsia eye-rolled their way through the extended jerk-off that les Américains had over the Arcade Fire, other (and weirder) acts from the sticky web of Canada's music scene were being groomed to fulfill the U.S. appetite for fresh cultural offerings. Among them, still semi-secrets (except, of course, to our notable Denton-based production company Spune), are Cadence Weapon and Final Fantasy. The former is Rollie Pemberton, a fluid and adroit music critic–cum–indie hip-hop idol, wanted everywhere for remixes. The latter is Owen Pallett, a roaming strings-for-hire reed of a beautiful gay nerd. Pemberton is off-center and purposefully awkward, a chillingly dynamic rapper. Pallett essentially sings and plays violin, often bowing into a sampler and then singing and playing over the loop. The music is clever and morbid, but he inventively incorporates elements like projected shadows and Mariah Carey covers into his set. Both men are confrontationally singular and scarily cool. Can we handle it, America?
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"It was an incredible ride," he tells the TV Guide Channel. "I'm going to take some time off... live a little bit, spend time with my family and friends and prepare myself for the next opportunity that comes along."
Not that Wolf was bored with Bailey, whose struggle with alcoholism fueled many of the series's most intense episodes. "The writers deserve a lot of credit for keeping these characters evolving and changing. I think it would have been really difficult to maintain our sanity and creativity if they [hadn't given] us the opportunity to keep changing and growing."
Will the actors who've gone through so many family traumas together stay in touch? "We're a family for good, though not seeing them every day is going to be hard for a while," Wolf says. "I love them all, and I'm excited about getting a chance to have our careers go on their way [Wolf's last movie outing was the critically lauded cult picture Go], and being able to watch each other and support each other. It's going to be fun."
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That's fantastic!
Great colours!
Oh this is good!
You have such a good style!! very nice
love the details… eg. the birds in the B/G love the gems too…
i think its amazing the way you can piece together so much chaos into such nicely composed pieces… (hence the Computer Arts mag tutorial)
Shit yeah man, love your stuff
I just noticed your Tee design on Red Bubble's home page!
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Whoops, sorry, thought it was a Tee design. I think it would be great if it was on a Tee though. Congrats on your HP feature.
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12th Annual Flying Frog Adventure Race - Saturday, September 27
Flying Frog is the premier Adventure Race of the Triad
The 12th Annual Flying Frog Adventure Race was a success this year with a total of 81 racers covering 45 miles along two courses on Greensboro's finest trails and lakes. Check out race results and race pictures made available by On the Mark Sports.
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VOF Week 3: (Proof in the Crash: No (Wo)man is an Island)
I'm writing this post from my favorite café in Washington. It's warmly lit with a wall of windows that open onto a busy, bohemian street that could easily be Hemingway's Paris. After a long day it's a relief to be writing about blogging rather than global health issues; I comfortably unwind with an herbal tea, strumming my fingers to the bee-bop-be-dooop of live jazz, and type my entry on the significance of blogging. Just as I attempt to post—ZZZZZZZ—the computer screen goes black. I gasp, turn the computer off-and-on with no expertise beyond crossed fingers and…. nothing. All 499 words lost. Enter aggravation. It was only after I got the computer back on and running that I was able to see that Olakitike, a young VOF applicant in Nigeria, was facing similar technological challenges. Suddenly my frustration subsided and I smiled: blogging is ultimately about interconnectedness. Unfortunately for Olakitike and myself, we were connected by bad luck this evening, but we were connected nonetheless.
I resisted blogging for a long time in part because of my long love affair with traditional news media. My Great-Grandmother was a writer and my Grandfather was a reporter, so newspapers were kind of a family business. Online journalism was sacrilegious. I was writing letters to the editor and op-ed pieces before I was writing term papers. And nothing, I mean nothing, makes me happier Sunday morning than a cup of coffee and the New York Times.
But before long I realized the power of new media, the rush and luxury of being connected to the news 24-7. I was excited by the empowerment that came with not needing the approval of my local paper's editorial board in order to have a voice. All I needed to tell my story was internet access.
Of course these benefits come with their challenges. Traditional news media will likely be a part of history in my lifetime and online publications will replace paper. What will the media be like in resource- limited settings? Will the 'haves' (who have internet access) be relied on to tell the story of the 'have-nots'? As bloggers and citizen journalists replace the traditional press corps, how will we monitor the "truth"? This increase in freedom means an increase in responsibility. If we are all to take part in the process, we all must be truth-tellers and seekers.
I think the old adage is true, "no (wo)man is an island." One of the simple truths in life is that humans are connected to one another; we are destined to participate in this complicated social web where we thrive off interaction and the beauty of shared human experiences. Blogging is an excellent opportunity to convey those experiences in a venue that immediately connects you to rest of the world (it is the world wide web, after all). It is an opportunity I'm grateful for, even if it takes simultaneous computer crashes in DC and Nigeria to be reminded why.
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erin, i totally empathize with how you are feeling regarding the diminishment of print media. i am one to use journals and LOVE getting mail, and reading the paper, magazines, etc... now it seems like i am almost a traitor to the environment by getting things in print form. the freedom and accessibility allows eVERYONE to have their say, for better or worse. i find all kinds of "news" stories that turn out to be little more than unsubstantiated paranoia. then again, i don't know if i LIKE the idea of censorship and "proof" either.
i think your love for print media could also present a "challenge" to you as well, just like me. the suspiciousness and sense of almost mourning we have over print disappearing or the frustration of losing 499 words just like THAT! could also make you less likely to blog.... or less believing of things you read, since there's no monitoring. i think that our preconceived notions are important obstacles we need to consider if we are to truly CONNECT.
Don't let your worries get the best of you. Remember, even Moses started out as a basket case.
Hi Erin,
Being a print designer, I can completely emphasize with that love of the printed word that seems almost nostalgic now. I work for an environmentally conscience organization and every day I am made aware that my position is transforming more and more to the web. But, the thought of ever losing the New York times with a cup of coffee or reading Reiko's poetry anything in the printed form seems sacrilegious or not having a great design magazine such as Wallpaper to review in print is unfathomable to me. I see the advantages of technology and I am excited by it, look at what we are doing presently, reaching out. Powerful as it is, I know that it can never replace human interaction and my only fear with it, is that it will try and in it's attempt, I hope it does not isolate us more. Right now, it definitely is not as it is a tool bringing us together through communicating.
You are a good writer, you can see it was a part of an important your background. It was a pleasure reading your journal, keep writing.


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Last year was a nightmare for the Wizards center. Nene was battling multiple of injuries throughout the season. The Brazilian big man had plantar fasciitis in his foot, issues with both knees and a sore shoulder. Nene missed 20 games due to injuries, but he still managed to average 12.6 points and 6.7 rebounds a game shooting 48 percent, plus he played solid defense. The Wizards dealt with a plethora of injuries this past season. John Wall, A.J. Price, Emeka Okafor, Bradley Beal and Martell Webster all missed significant time. John Wall is the best player on the team, but Nene may be more valuable on both ends of the floor. Washington was much better when Nene was on the court. The Wizards offense was 5.9 points per 100 possessions better than when he sat, and the defense was 4.4 points per 100 better. Wizards head coach Randy Wittman told J. Michael of CSNWashington.com that Nene looks healthy. "He's doing great. He has an off-season home in Denver so he has been spending some time there," Wizards coach Randy Wittman told CSN Washington. "Monday though Friday, it's physical therapy. It was important for him to get his body back to health… "It's not so much with Nene that you're looking to develop a lot of his game. Nene has been there," Wittman said. "It's important for him to do what he has to do so when he comes back here at the end of September that he's ready to go. There are no restrictions. He's doing great. He's felt as good as he's felt in a long time." Making the playoffs is the goal in the Wizards locker room. Keeping Nene healthy will go along way to making that goal a reality.
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This series could have been so much better - if only the guy teaching the robot didn't have such an agenda.
This should be called - What happens when a government raises a baby.
Think I'll just make my own! (series not baby - 2 is enough and I've waited long enough for some me time now lol).
So drinking all day long is less damaging to my health and state of mind or do the anti cannabis lobby only cheery pick their arguments to suit? you loose more minds than you persuade when you give such a bias report.
So alcohol V dope on an evening to relax at home - debate that instead.
An d which is more likely to do as they are told - a cannabis user at home or a cannabis user in jail?
The argument that the masses will become sheep is moot as sheep in prison don't vote remember?
And why would a cannabis user be more passive just because their source is a shop rather than their mate who grows it for example?
That robot remind me of my brother, he would like dope to be legalized two.
watchi ng life go bye boring!.
Plus it make you sleepy sad moody, like being married
that was a joke sorry
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The Windsor Hall is a part of the Bournemouth International Centre, the largest venue on the South Coast of England. It's situated on Exeter Road, close to Bournemouth Central Station.
The BIC's complex of multi-purpose venues was built in 1984 and the 6,500 seat Winsor Hall is its best-known feature. Since its opening the Windsor Hall has hosted some of the biggest names in entertainment including McFly, Jessie J, Ed Sheeran, Seal and the Moscow Ballet.
When it first opened the complex contained a leisure pool and gymnasium, but these were closed in June 2004. To compensate for these lost facilities and in response to the popularity of the centre, more modern additions to the BIC were made, thanks to a £6 million investment from Bournemouth Borough Council in 1990. These included the impressively spacious, circular Purbeck Hall.
In 2003 further enhancements were made to the complex in the form of a fourth venue, the Solent Hall. In the same year Windsor Hall underwent expansion, a welcome addition and an understandable development given its status it as the BIC's most popular venue.
The layout, size and atmosphere of the Windsor Hall make it the perfect place to see an eclectic mix of performances encompassing dance, drama and music. Recent successes include Grease, Motown's Greatest Hits, The Voice UK Live, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds and the UK tour of Starlight Express.
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Every new idea has something of the pain and peril of childbirth about it; ideas are just as mortal and just as immortal as organised beings are.Samuel Butler
All children are afraid of the night; when they grow up, they are still afraid, but more afraid of admitting it.Whittaker Chambers
I suppose every child has a world of his own and every man, too, for the matter of that. I wonder if that's the cause for all the misunderstanding there is in Life?Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
The hardest part of raising a child is teaching them to ride bicycles. A shaky child on a bicycle for the first time needs both support and freedom. The realization that this is what the child will always need can hit hard.Sloan Wilson
Love is the chain whereby to bind a child to its parents.Abraham Lincoln
Parents who are afraid to put their foot down usually have children who tread on their toes.Chinese Proverb
Parents are often so busy with the physical rearing of children that they miss the glory of parenthood, just as the grandeur of the trees is lost when raking leaves.Marcelene Cox
There is no friendship, no love, like that of the parent for the child.Henry Ward Beecher
If you want children to keep their feet on the ground, put some responsibility on their shoulders.Abigail Van Buren
Go around listen to how many times a day you say, "I love" instead of, "I hate." Isn't it interesting that children, as they learn the process of language, always learn the word "no" years before they learn the word "yes"? Ask linguists where they hear it. Maybe if they heard more of "I love, I love, I love" they'd hear it sooner and more often.Dr. Felice Leonardo Buscaglia
She had called in the debt that parents owe a child for bringing her, unasked, into a strange world. One should never make an offer without knowing full well what will happen if it is accepted.William M. Kucmierowski
The ultimate test of a moral society is the kind of world that it leaves to its children.Dietrick Bonhoeffer
We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.Native American Proverb
We are all different. Yet we are all God's children. We are all united behind this country and the common cause of freedom, justice, fairness, and equality. That is what unites us.Barbara Levy Boxer
Between a man and his wife nothing ought to rule but love. Authority is for children and servants, yet not without sweetness.William Penn
But I feel that the greatest destroyer of peace today is abortion, because it is a war against the child, a direct killing of the innocent child, murder by the mother herself. And if we accept that a mother can kill even her own child, how can we tell other people not to kill one another? ... By abortion, the mother does not learn to love, but kills even her own child to solve her problems. And, by abortion, that father is told that he does not have to take any responsibility at all for the child he has brought into the world. The father is likely to put other women into the same trouble. So abortion just leads to more abortion. Any country that accepts abortion is not teaching its people to love, but to use any violence to get what they want. This is why the greatest destroyer of love and peace is abortion.Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Childbirth is full of optimism, full of light, of faith in Christ, of battling and overcoming.Hugo Chavez
This legislation gives parents some comfort that their children won't fall prey to child predators while using the Internet at schools and libraries that receive federal dollars for Internet services.Judy Biggert
New legislation has just been adopted by the International Labour Organization on the Worst Forms of Child Labor, such as bonded labour, prostitution and hazardous work.Carol Bellamy
The object of education is not merely to enable our children to gain their daily bread and to acquire pleasant means of recreation, but that they should know God and serve Him with earnestness and devotion.Hermann Adler
If you plan for a year, plant rice. If you plan for ten years, plant trees. If you plan for 100 years, educate your children.Chinese Proverb