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Love the cat pictures, the deck looks empty along with the yard. Tiz a lot of leaves and you did a great job! Just one problem, I still don't see any pictures of that phantom kitchen.
oy yee of littttle faith......tiz coming....and it ain't no fanthom...
old kitchen, new kitchen, the cabinets are not white, but cream, with a little bronze shading around the edges....
Oh wow Nat!!!! it is beautiful!! Use it in good health. Love it. Keetya is so pretty,. Aw, the sun is in her eyes. *singing* Where have all the flowers gone? You hiding in one of those bags of leaves? Well done! Isn't there a leave collection day? I noticed signs here that they have one.
Virginia, how's your ankle today? How terrible for your friend. I have coupons too for the them and Yogi tea. My suitcase smell like apple and cinnamon and pumpkin. I think I went over board with Glade's apple and cinnamon products but they are so much cheaper here. The people in the video is my younger nephew's friend, Ayden of course and my sister and her DH. It is a very disturbing video but that came from my younger nephew's mind.
Karen, how did aerobics go?
Dee, I've loved the Disney photos. He looks like he had a ball and he will always remember this trip.
Got to pass on the exercise challenge Doris. I will try to walk more when I get home because of all the walking I am doing here I might be able to do better. How was lunch? What did you both have?
Laureen, no lurking. Did you sleep well? Okay,, so you aren't lurking. lol Maybe everyone sharing their pedometer numbers would be a good idea. I could do that (after I buy a new one).
The good news is my sister now gets Ayden Thursdays after school. The bad news, to me, is that the judge (she) liked my neffy and his lies. He was very articulate and calm while my sister started to cry. I wasn't happy with the judge's attitude towards my sister because neffy put the blame on her and her family for the "negativity" that Ayden feels/felt in their presence. The judge wouldn't allow anything said against neffy even though there was so much to tell about his and his wife's treatment towards Ayden. After the court mom and I left but the others had to stay for the papers and the wife had a go at my sister and then Ayden's mom. All verbal but it got so loud by her that the bailiff started coming down the hall. Neffy goes back to court next month for domestic violence.
There was a segment in the proceedings that I wanted to pull my hair out. My sister brought up the fact that Hanukkah falls on Thanksgiving and that she would want Ayden on the night. The judge asked aren't there 8 nights? Yes. I wanted to say Wednesday is the 1st night so no probably but I kept my mouth shut but mom didn't. So my sister with a sweep of her left hand towards neffy and Ayden's mom said, they aren't Jewish. Jaw drop one. Then the judge asked if there were any other holidays that she would want Ayden, yes Passover. Jaw drop 2, My sister never had a seder at her home. Jaw drop 3 was when the judge asked neffy if Ayden knows about the holidays. Yes he said, he knows about the candle lighting one. (banging head on table). My mother years ago gave my sister the family menorah. Did my sister use it? Who knows but it looked very nice next to their Christmas tree. I am venting here. Sadly, the menorah must have been destroyed in the fire. I would have rescued it if it had been okay. The whole thing was sad. The judge before her listening to the case kicked everyone out but us. I really wish that Ayden's mom would go for full custody.
Good morning ladies,
Exercise went well yesterday. The left knee was stiff at beginning of exercise class and was able to bend it by the end of class. Glad I went.
I will see you at 11:30 Diva D. Can't wait. I am in on the exercise. I will do aerobics on Tues and Thurs and do my exercise ball on the other days.
Diva N I love the cat pics. I love the pics of the new kitchen and deck. It looks great! Now I would like my kitchen remodel. esp. my cabinets. You have been a busy little beaver with all those bags of raked leaves.
Dee I am sure G is having a great time. Is he out of school? My knees are doing better.
Laureen you are so busy. Do you get comp time for doing evaluations at home?
Virginia the pomander balls are great to make with oranges and cloves. I put them in my closets.
Carol the knees held out during exercise and better. We have not gone to eat yet. Your sis is a character. She could have a reality show on tv. Poor Ayden.
Have a good one.
Absolutely love your new Kitchen Nat.
Carol--your sister's ongoing drama is very confusing. You will be home soon and too far to be dragged into it.
My new breakfast recipe...I think it's very good and actually filling. I do add the greens but you can't tell by taste.
"Just keep these few ingredients in your pantry and freezer, then you can start the day off right with a tasty power shake to feed the body, warm the heart, and free the mind from snack attacks until it's time for lunch.
½ banana (potassium, vitamins, and love)½ cup frozen blueberries (a superfood with vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants!)¼ teaspoon cinnamon ( to help metabolize sugar and both anti-oxidant, anti fungal, and anti-inflammatory)1 tablespoon ground flax seeds for adults (1/2-1 teaspoons for little kids; 1-2 teaspoons for big kids), for your heart and brain, for fiber and omegas1 cup 2% milk, almond or soy milk (for calcium and protein)2 tablespoons peanut or almond butter; do make sure to get the kind without any additives like sugar (for antioxidants, minerals, protein, and power)
Just put everything into the blender, hit the switch, let it run until smooth.
Cooks tip: After you have gotten into the habit of drinking these, be bold, add a small handful spinach or kale as well, blend well and all you will taste is a new vigor for life."
Dear Aunt Carola,,,
love Cam's dd Keetya....
hope you love the picture....
Marlene ya snucketh in... do you make these in a regular blender, or do you use the Vitamix kind?
Love the pics! Ooh the leaves. Yuck! The kitchen is so beautiful! LOve those cabinets and counter tops! Wow, those lights are gorgeous too. Kittah is mavhleous! LOL!
Sore back from cleaning house. On my way to my PC doc for my yearly script review, flu shot, and general just checking in with him. I love this doc, his compassion, experience and him as a person. But.....I hardly ever get to see him. He is so busy with other things besides his practice, when I need him I have to see an associate. I hate that! So, vent over. I called on Oct. 1st for this appt. and today was the SOONEST I could get in. Grrrr. Sorry said vent over and continued.
Grant's first school is on fall break this week. They already had tickets purchased for this trip, so they had to take it. He is making up his work, and he is so far ahead of the other kids it won't matter at all. He is having a ball!
Carola, what a drama, sounds like something from a soap opera..... poor kid. you guys must be going nuts.... Do you ever feel like you would like to move to the USA?
Dee, the kids have a fall break already????
Had a wonderful lunch today with Karen. We sat there for 3 hours talking the whole time. Hope all your ears are burning.
The trees were beautiful driving to lunch (and back). I even went to Sams while I was there. Didn't buy a lot but just a few things I thought I needed. Nah.
Our leaves are just beginning to fall here, Nat, so it is time for you to come for a visit. My good friend's son will rake them as he loves to do that. Sounds good to me.
Nothing new here - still not hungry after the lunch so guess supper is not going to happen. Did go to the exercise class today.
not nice rubbing it in Sharona.......
Doris and Karen, didn't you just have lunch recently, no fair doing it so often....
Only happens once per year...got to enjoy it when we can!!
Now if someone would rub my back. It hurts this morning. Must be sympathy pains from reading about backaches.
Happy Halloween!
Good news Karen for your bendability. I really should write a book about my sister and her life. I don't know if people would believe half the stuff.
Marlene, that drink sounds lovely.
Thank you Keetya for making mommy take your photos. Tell mommy that no I don't want to live here in the states, just come over for visits is good enough. My sister never seems to know my phone number so she can't get me involved with her goings on at a distance. *whew* I'm going to get a new phone that has call recognisation or however it is spelled.
Yea Red Sox !!!!!!! 6-1. Love the beards too.
I wondered why my ears were itching yesterday, seriously. You is scary Doris.
Lay on the floor Sharona. At Bed, Bath, and Beyond I sat on a chair that had a mat massager that goes up and down the back, really hard. It hurt.
Dee, the kids in my area in England are on half term for the week.
Diva D and I had a wonderful time at lunch with a big salad, grilled pork chop with cinnamon apples, DD had baked sweet potato and I had a baked potato. We had dinner rolls that were so light and fluffy that we had to catch them in the air. We opted for water with lemon. We had such a good time and I met old friends who were dining there too. I forgot to take a pic of us. I sure hope Diva N doesn't think we didn't meet since she is from MO. the show me state .Our next lunch will be in Jan. at 17th Street Bar and Grill.
I got my computer back from SIC. DS took it to get viruses off and make it run faster. I was busy until 1:30 AM downloading some of the programs back on and downloading audiobooks to my mp3 player. That is exhausting work!! They saved all of my desktop files which made me happy.
Marlene you sure are eating healthier! My sis has a juicer that I might borrow to make healthy drinks.
Dee I don't blame them for taking G since they had the tickets, etc. I am sure he is enjoying himself! I know some schools have fall breaks. We never did.
Diva N we only had nice things to say about you and the rest of the bunch. That is one sweet looking cat!
Carol I tried that massager and it did hurt on certain settings. My knees are ready for more aerobics today!
Have a great day ladies,
Good morning!! and Happy Halloween!
I'll join in with the exercise folks. Will walk every day or use the exercise bike. Will walk to the store today for candy for the costumed door ringers.
Nat-- I use a blender to make the smoothies. I just use a single serve blender but I'm sure the regular size would work too. Use frozen banana and frozen fruit to make it icy. You could probably just use some snow. he he he
It stormed and rained like crazy last nite. I'm sure it flooded again closer to the creeks.
I saw the ENT yesterday. I will have some nodes on the thyroid biopsied tomorrow. If no cancer, he agreed that there was no pressing health reason for me to have my thyroid removed immediately. He thinks I won't have a choice at some point. Of course he doesn't believe I can make a difference with diet and holistic interventions. To be honest--neither do I. But it won't hurt to try it out. Even if it doesn't shrink the nodes, it will make me healthier overall.
All the parrots seem okay. Alvira is always up to no good (lols) with her usual stunts of bossing me around by telling me when I should turn off the lights for her and and nagging at me when she wants something such as a treat or attention. We all know that our pet companions really do own us.
That sounds like a good approach to the thyroid, Marlene. Had to laugh at Alvira telling you what to do. Thought of you when I went to recharge my mint this morning before tackling the upstairs. Sure need it more often now that the cat is here.
Well, it is a rainy day here so Halloween is going to be tomorrow night. Guess we won't worry about All Saints Day - let's face it, it is all about CANDY. I gave my minister some cash this morning to buy candy for the church to hand out on the parking lot. Takes the guilt away since I don't turn on my light.
Read Poe's short story about the Tell Tale Heart or whatever the spelling is. He was a fantastic writer.
That shake did sound good, Marlene and I have copied the recipe. I have almost everything here anyway.
Nat, don't remember if I said it or not but all of your pictures are tremendous. With this rain I expect our beautiful leaves to drop. They all seemed to turn color at the same time this year and it is stunning just on my block.
Have a great day all - Doris
I have been doing some couch sitting as my back is aching. Isn't there a song about that?
Nat, I love what the cream colour cabinets do to your kitchen. It makes the room look much larger. Counter tops are perfect. Did you pick these colours or did you have a decorator?
Good thinking about the surgery, Marlene.
Oh yeah Karen...:I forgot the camera.....shurrrrreeee. I believe that one.... tiz Halloweennnnn, not April fools..... shesshh....
Marlene, positive thoughts with you tomorrow.......and hugs...I think Alvira should meet Keetya.... I have started bird seeds on my upper deck, right next to Keetya's bed, about two feet away, she talks and goes nuts watching the birds...they are starting to come...hate my deck, there are no flowers there....
Have our 6 month checkup with the doc next week, went in for bloodwork today, had to skip breakfast, because of the cholesterol test.....twaz hard....
OK, Sharona, once a year....but maybe not every year....
last of kitchen pictures
Nat, your kitchen is gorgeous, and I love your pics of Keetya. She looks so comfy in her bed.
Not much new here, I've been busy with choirs, concert etc. Roger started to take a video of the concert but had a camera malfunction (translation: it started recording but he must have accidentally hit the record button and turned it off.) He did get some of the concert; but didn't turn out very well. I will try to post the clip of me singing "Wouldn't it be Loverly" on YouTube when I get time. We sold 125 tickets at $15.00 each so there will be a good contribution to the new organ fund.
My back is sore too, Sharona, I've been sitting at the computer too much, lol. Better get off.
Marlene, thanks for the shake recipe, gonna try it.
There ya are Joanie........ love "wouldn't it be loverly".......
Carola, I tried calling you this afternoon.....hope I had the right number, I left a message, saying I was your twin sister.....
Hey Doris, if I "walk" while sitting down, does that count??? I want a weight loss challenge, not a walking one....I can't walk...
question to you who have had cataract procedures....if you wore glasses before (for distance) the procedure, did your vision get corrected to 20/20 after the procedure?. and ya don't need glasses for distance anymore?
Yeo, that is right, Nat. I used to need bifocals but not just need for reading. In fact he said my distance was better than 20-20.
It doesn't have to be a walking challenge. It is doing some sort of exercise that is out of the norm of your regular routine. The leaf raking would have counted but you are done now. It is just a question of getting off our duffs and doing something extra.
Love that song too, Joanie. Sounds like a huge success.
Just cut up a pineapple and it is really delicious. So sweet and juicy.
I heard some crazy message on mom's answering machine. I had to explain to mom that I did have an evil twin sister. I'll call you tomorrow oh strange sister of mine.
31 trick or treaters so far.
Marlene, praying that the nodes are noncancerous.
Should we change our name to Women Over 50 with Back Pain? LOL? Mine is so-so today. No pain meds so far, and I have done plenty housework today and you would think I would be in major pain. The steroid shot is working it's magic I reckon. We just have the bathrooms to go and the fall-holiday cleaning is done.
Our home smells so good. I love that just deep cleaned smell makes! Does anyone else besides Carol and I use the Glade scent products? I love the seasonal ones. Fall Hayride is a good one and my all time fave is the apple. I use the kind that look like a night light, it slowly warms the scent. Not too big a fan of the candles tho.
I am going to finish the cleaning in the morning and hubby and I may go to Columbus for a nice lunch at our favorite place there. IT is an old log cabin and has the best food and desserts ever. I love the mushroom and wild rice soup. I have also got some wonderful costume jewelry there, lots of local artists sell thru them.
Hubby doesn't have to wear glasses after he had his eyes done either. Like having your vision restored, and he didn't pay for the custom vision either, just the one to get rid of the cataracts.
Hey CJ, how ya doing?
Great to see your post Joanie. Missed you!
Doris, you are going to start this exercise program, after I did all the raking of dem leaves???????? huh???? I was off my duff.....and doing something more than extra. double shesshhh...
My sister had her 2nd cataract done, she was blind as a bat, and now she does not need her distance glasses... wow.. Now why can't you just have cataract surgery when you are young, so you won't have cataract later in life, and this way, your distance vision would be corrected, and you wouldn't have to have a lasik surgery.... huh?
Dee, I love candles, especially Yankee Candles.. have to try that glade scent...
Nat, why couldn't you do something for the challenge that you come up with? Doesn't have to be exercise, could be cutting back on a snack or a dessert, just something that would improve your health? I will have to be careful with my back giving me fits, but I plan to walk and do the Leslie Sansone DVD's. Anything is better than the inactivity I am doing now. Dee
ok Dee, you are my new inspiration... I just dumped Doris. How is the little baby?
Good idea, Dee, about giving up something. We can fine tune this as we go - it's not a contest but an incentive. I need something!!
Evening. Hope all the back aches are getting better! My diet doc yesterday had me start on 1 Aleve morning and night and it seems to be helping my planter fasciitis. Otherwise I'm okay just tired at the end of the day. I do get a sore back also if I stand at the sink. I think it's cause you tend to lean forward with arms washing dishes etc so posture isn't as good.
You could tell it was Halloween cause work was just totally crazy. But the day finally ended. We didn't have as many kids this year cause it was drizzly during the trick and treat time. DH passed out candy for the 1 30 minutes when the little kids were going around and I did the last part with the big kids. Then we went out for sandwiches for dinner.
Nat I love your kitchen!! The pictures are great. You have so much more cupboard space now. Love the cabinets and the counter tops. You designed and decorated well. Your deck looks so lonely without the flowers! But before long it will look beautiful with snow!
DH no longer needs glasses for distance after he had his cataracts removed and his vision was bad and glasses were thick. He needs glasses for reading now though. I thought someone said Medicare doesn't pay for the lens to correct the vision?
Dee how is DH's vision? Is he back to driving? The baby looked so cute on FB. You should try to save the picture and post it here for everyone to enjoy. Grant looks like he's having a great time. Bet you have missed having him around though.
Joanie sounds like the concert was a success! Congrats! Let us know when you get the clip on line so we can hear it!
Marlene I think what you are doing will be wise. Your body has been through a lot and another major surgery could be hard on your body and on your emotional state. Here's praying the biopsy's are all negative. I'm glad the doc agreed with you doing it this way.
Carol you could become a soap opera writer and sell your sister's stories to a producer. LOL! She wouldn't have any luck if she didn't have bad luck. Did neffy get re-married? I thought the mom wasn't a good mother in the beginning? Sounds like neffy has gone a bit nutty. Bet your mom is going to miss you when you leave. Time sure has gone by fast!
Well DH is waiting to play Words with Friends. I also gotta get some sleep. TGIF and I mean it seriously. Will be glad when this week is done! Mercury better get out of retrograde also! LOL!
Hi to everyone I missed. Susan what are you up to? Be back tomorrow night. Have a great day!
The way I understand it from what my eye surgeon said, there are special corrective lenses you can use that medicare will not pay for. He didn't recommend them because they are hard to get used to and some people never can - I took it as saying it was one eye would be for distance and one for close up. He said it takes a retraining of the brain. With my vertigo and balance problems, I sure didn't need that! Besides, my brain is beyond retraining. I have a good friend who's eyes are that way normally. My sister only sees with one eye at a time and can switch between them. They don't focus right so she could use the new type of lenses.
Nat your kitchen looks so much brighter with the white cabinets. Love them. Also the hanging lights - and the backsplash is fantastic. The whole thing is a complete beauty. Good job on colors and everything.
Halloween is tomorrow night because of the rain.
Doris, my contacts are as you described, it is called mono vision. One eye works for distance and the other for close up. I have used them for years, didn't bother me at all to get used to.
Glad we are finding our way about the challenge. We Rock! Dee
PS Baby Hailey is wonderful. If I can figure out I will post her latest pic. She is so stinking cute.
I love stinking cute..
So Doris and Dee, what ya iz telling me, is that you two walk around with one eye closed all the time, ya open one when you want to see far, then you close one and open da udder to read.... hum? Strange.. but then?????
Is Maryann on her trip? Where is Susan? Is Ragsie up "by the riverside"....
Laureen and Marlene, would ya stop talking about snow, when you refer to moi? am putting up my tree in two weeks......
Windy, and dreary here, cleaning house and changing the bed, and NOT rakin, no siree bob....Dee what do you use for house cleaning? that makes it smell clean, beside the glade?
Yep, Nat. You got it. People think you are winking at them a lot.
Actually, I didn't get that kind. I got the normal ones - I think it would be easier for a younger person to adjust to that type of lenses but with my balance problems, nope.
Morning and Happy November.
November? Why is it in the 70s then? And it's raining.
Dee, I bought so many apple and cinnamon Glade products they should last a year. lol I bought some for BFF too. The sense and smell is twice the price over there. Hope you didn't do too much cleaning. "Stinking cute"?
After the cataract op my mom didn't have to wear glasses.
Dumping Mizz Doris is not allowed on this thread Nat. Maryann goes on the 4th, I think. Yes to the Rags question.
Laureen, we only had 33 kids and the oldest must have been maybe 10. 99.9% had homemade costumes. I made them all say Trick or Treat or they would have just stood there with their bags open. Not many thank yous either. Neffy wasn't married to Ayden's mom. The mom has matured and she's a good one now.
It is dark out. Woooooooo. Tonight we are going to hear my BIL's band. *sigh* They are playing at a bar/restaurant so we will go for supper and then sit back and have our ears bashed. I'm taking my Kindle with me.
Boy, is it windy. No one warned us about this horrible weather.
I went to aerobics yesterday and only 2 other people showed up since it was raining and trick or treat night. My aerobic's teacher wanted to do chair exercise because she knew my knees were hurting on Tues. I told her that the regular exercises were helping me get back to normal so we worked out doing regular aerobics till I was sweating!! I was able to do everything with little or no pain! My knees are feeling great too! My back doesn't hurt either. I just hope I don't have to eat my words in few days!!
I went to church last night and it started to storm and had tornado warnings and watches. Priest wanted to have religion class afterwards but we found out that a tornado was spotted in the area and the church lights went out for a few minutes. We left for home since we were going in the opposite direction of the tornado. A big tree blocked Hwy 45 going to Vienna.. One lady had to take another route home. Some went from church to their basements.
I made it safely back home with all the hwy covered with so many leaves that you couldn't see the white or yellow lines. I bet the trees are bare this morning.
Marlene I pray that the nodes are non cancerous. My friend who had cancer tried the holistic and diet approach and is cancer free. She did juicing. She drank a lot of 100% pomegranate juice. I had to laugh at Alvira bossing you around.
Diva D does the Mint really work that well? I had the steam mop and it just didn't get my floors that clean and didn't get the corners cleaned either. I would love to have something to do the work for me!!!
Diva N I hope you have a good check up and blood test results! Your kitchen is so darn beautiful!!! I bet you love to stay in it all the time!
Sharon and Joanie I hope your back aches leave soon!!!
Dee can you come over and deep clean my house for fall. I use the Glade plug ins. I love the lavender and citrus scents. I like apple and cinnamon scents during holidays.
Carol I bet your suitcases are full!
Have a good one,
Hi to all!
I have been reading the posts but busy with other stuff and I planned to return to comment but "life" got in the way, ha ha. I have been busy but now that I try to think back on what filled my days, my mind is blank.
We did travel yesterday to celebrate Noelle's 3rd birthday and the fun of trick-treating. It rained most of the day but the minute it stopped, around 5 o'clock, Mom & Dad didn't have to say twice that they could go. Both girls jumped up and quickly put on their costumes - Bella was a butterfly and Noelle a witch. Too cute!! G & G chose to hand out candy and not cruise the neighborhood. Today Bella will be St. Veronica for their school party. Students from k-4 could dress as a St. on All St. Days. Noelle's pre-school party is today, so lots of fun times for the girls.
Today we are going on another day trip. This trip will be to Utica and Starved Rock state Park. We will spend the afternoon browsing boutiques, anatiques and wine shops and check out the state park lodge and area. Then a short drive to our favorite fried chicken restaurant before heading home.
Sharon I hope you are seeing improvement with your eye problems.
I have been thinking about what I could do to have a challenge for my exercise routine. As I have mentioned before, I am proud to say that I do 30 minutes - 2 mile Leslie Sansone tapes m-f. I was thinking maybe I could add our 12 steps to the basement for increased stamina, start with once up and down and continue to add how many times I do it. Not sure if that is what I want to do, still thinking.......
Marlene - thinking of you and your good news about no cancer in your thyroid.
I love your kitchen redo Nat. Very pretty.
Time to sign off, have an apple because soon our friends will be here for our trip. Hi to everyone else. Have a great day!
Until next time,
I love, love and beyond love my kitchen, the cabinets all the way to the ceiling are the best, you store all of the "seasonal" stuff up there, I love the light color, and I gained 6 feet of counter space. It looks so big, but in reality, almost 2 feet of space was cut off. The kitchen was not very well planned, it has 4 entrances, one from the stairs (coming up from downstairs) It is an upside down house, the downstairs 2 bedroom, small bathroom, and a family room, the main living quarters are upstairs, masterbedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living/dining room..... anyway, the other entrance is from the dining room, bathroom, and bedroom....so we are not going to break any walls....
Sharona, I chose everything myself, Lowe's asked what I wanted in the kitchen, I told them, and they redesigned it, all the cabinet, and color choices were mine. I now have a built in Micro, and dishwasher, and the refridg was moved, and both doors open now.
ok, end of kitchen story.
Yep Carola, we got them winds last night also, and it is warm....
gotta go to the store.... nice to have you back Susan
We missed those storms, Karen. Glad you got home in fine shape. Maybe because you had been at church helped.
Just got out of a nasty meeting where I was firm and made several enemies from the other side. Actually, I think I even told them that something was a bunch of bulls---. Not nice but got their attention. There were only 5 of us in the room.
Have to get my blood pressure down about now before another meeting to try to explain all of the last meeting to others.
Walking the stairs is another great exercize that would count. Hey, just cleaning would count in my book - would anybody like to offer to come clean my kitchen and I would give you lots of exercise time???


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Occupational Therapy at Nazareth College
Jeannine Pericone, an occupational therapy student, explains what Nazareth's OT major is all about.
- OT Credentials and Licensure
Nazareth College's entry-level occupational therapy master's degree program has applied for accreditation and has been granted Developing Program Status (now referred to as Candidacy status) by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE). The ACOTE survey visit is scheduled for the Fall 2014.
Once accreditation of the program has been obtained, its graduates will be eligible to sit for the national certification examination for the occupational therapist administered by the National Certification Board for Occupational Therapists (NBCOT). After successful completion of this exam, the individual will be an Occupational Therapist, Registered (OTR). Additional information about the NBCOT exam can be obtained from their website at NBCOT.org.
In addition, New York State, and most states require licensure in order to practice, however state licenses are usually based on the results of the NBCOT Certification Examination. Note that a felony conviction may affect a graduate's ability to sit for the NBCOT certification exam or attain state licensure.
The Occupational Therapy Program at Nazareth College is a professional entry-level five-year, 166 credit combined baccalaureate/master's (BS/MS) degree program. It was granted Developing Program Status from the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) in August 2010.
Occupational therapy is a dynamic profession that supports the philosophy that people are shaped by what they do, and what they accomplish in their daily lives. The American Occupational Therapy Association describes this by saying that occupational therapy helps people to live life to its fullest.
Students in the occupational therapy program will be prepared to provide specialized evidence-based occupational therapy intervention for children and/or adults who have physical, sensory, neurologic, developmental, social and/or emotional challenges.
Preparation will include a strong background in the sciences and liberal arts and an intensive professional education. Through active engagement in lectures, labs, clinical opportunities, and fieldwork experiences, students will learn to assist individuals in developing or regaining the skills they need for purposeful participation in daily life.
Graduates will be prepared to be practitioners, beginning researchers, and advocates of the profession. They will have a strong sense of inter-professional teamwork. The diversity of the profession will allow the graduate the opportunity to provide occupational therapy in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, clinics, and the community.
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What The Hell Am I Going To Wear To The Game? Female Edition
FASHION WEEK February 13th, 2012
With opening day vastly approaching we must discuss the topic that plagues women season after season: what the hell am I going to wear to the game? I don't know about you but the goal of my game day outfit is to (obviously) support the team, look cute and be comfortable enough to do one or seven beer bongs in the parking lot before first pitch. However, from spending many of my summer days at Miller Park I have noticed that not all girls share this thought. Some girls have absolutely no clue what they are doing while others were clearly dropped on their head as a baby, but don't worry it's going to be okay. I'm here to calm your fashion nerves so you are ready for the 2012 baseball season.
There really is a wide range of options you can do for a day or night at the ballpark. Don't overthink it. Overthinking an outfit will lead to you being very matchy-matchy and having an over styled look. Baseball games are fun and carefree so the clothes you are wearing should be as well.
You know what is not carefree? Wearing a tight dress and heels to the game, the only exception to wearing an outfit like that is being married to a player or being a hooker…or both. But at every game there will be those damn 20-something year old chicks wearing a bandage dress and stilettos. And of course, by that trollop's side will be her goateed boyfriend wearing a shirsey of some player who was traded in 2006. Naturally, he will also be holding her baseball helmet full of cheese fries so she doesn't look fat. Don't be that couple. Please don't be that couple. Read the rest of this entry »


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Also I wonder what the price will be to own one.
One arm and both legs. From the ACDT an HR2x is $562 and change so you can imagine, probably $1k+.
Just like all the others eventually owned ones will pop up but based on the way HR24s sold second hand I would bet an owned HR34 *right now* would bring $800 on ebay easily, eventually settling down to around the $500 mark, with better deals popping up from time to time.


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Andrew is a theater artist and interactive designer. He has been recognized by Apple for "Outstanding Achievement in Film," and contributed to John Nobbs's book "A Devil Pokes the Actor," on the Suzuki training method.
This fall he is designing "Eternal" at the Ontological Theater, and a new opera to premiere in the lobby of Philadelphia's Barnes Foundation. Later this year he will design "Butterfly's Trouble" with Opera Company of Brooklyn and CUNY's City College of Technology. Recent designs include "Owen Wingrave" with Opera Philadelphia, and the world premiere of Andrew Lippa's "I Am Harvey Milk" in San Francisco.
His work has been seen in New York at the Duke Theater, 3LD Art and Technology Center, HERE Arts Center, The Pearl Theatre, P.S. 122, Ars Nova, and the Wild Project. He has worked with directors such as Michael Mayer, Daniel Fish, Benjamin Endsley Klein, Daniel Goldstien, Noah Himmelstein, and Tina Shepard.
Before moving to New York Andrew lived in Seattle, where he co-founded the Satori Group. With Satori he spent several years directing and designing shows, while leading their development process.


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Utah Gov. Gary Herbert says any state legislation protecting gay rights must also protect religious liberties.
Mormon leaders call for measures protecting gay rights
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The Mormon church announced a campaign Tuesday for new laws that protect gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people from discrimination while somehow also protecting people who assert their religious beliefs.
LDS leaders reemphasize protection of religious freedoms, support for LGBT nondiscrimination laws
Tad Walch |
posted Jan 27th - 6:25pm
Senior LDS leaders affirmed Tuesday the church's consistent support for nondiscrimination laws that balance the rights of LGBT people with provisions that protect religious freedom. They also called for civility in debate.
Vandalism: No solo tourists in New Orleans' oldest cemetery
Janet McConnaughey, Associated Press |
posted Jan 27th - 4:01pm
A historic cemetery that may have begun the New Orleans tradition of above-ground crypts will soon be off-limits to tourists wandering about on their own because of tomb vandalism, the Catholic archdiocese that owns the property announced.
2 ask pope to investigate their diocese sex abuse complaints
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posted Jan 27th - 4:01pm
A woman who says she was groped by a teacher when she was a Catholic school cheerleader and a man who says a priest abused him beginning when he was 10 are asking Pope Francis to investigate the way a diocese handled their sexual-abuse complaints.
Community leaders react to LDS Church press conference on religious liberty, nondiscrimination
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posted Jan 27th - 3:30pm
Legislators, community leaders and advocacy groups responded to a press conference held by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Tuesday morning in which high-ranking leaders reemphasized the need for religious liberty and nondiscrimination.
Extremists rampage in northeast Nigeria as elections near
The Associated Press |
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Fleeing villagers say Islamic extremists are rampaging through northeastern Nigeria, killing, burning and looting with no troops protecting them.
Insurance man gives $20M to Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
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An insurance agent has left more than $20 million in his will to Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, the largest gift in the facility's history.
Bahrain opposition leader denies charges as trial opens
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posted Jan 28th - 4:40am
A lawyer for the head of Bahrain's leading Shiite opposition group says the cleric has denied all charges against him at the start of a closely watched trial in the strategic Gulf island nation.
Pope warns of 'absentee fathers' in new chapter on family
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Pope Francis is urging fathers to be more involved in the lives of their children, warning that many problems adolescents run into can be traced to "absentee fathers" who are physically at home but don't take time to actually be with their kids.
Bill would grant war powers to fight Islamic State militants
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posted Jan 28th - 4:20am
The top Democrat on the House intelligence panel is introducing a bill Wednesday to authorize President Barack Obama's war against Islamic State militants, saying Congress should not wait to see if the White House sends over its blueprint of what the legislation should say.
Oklahoma Christian University hosting 2 civil rights leaders
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Oklahoma Christian University will host two icons of the civil rights movement next month at its second annual History Speaks event.
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Animal Shelter Advisory Board member Beth Foster said the animals were killed while shelter director Gene Smith is on vacation.
"Our understanding is that Gene will be on vacation for two weeks," Foster wrote in an email. "If this is how the entire two weeks is going to be, the people who support Cleveland for a "No Kill City" (nearing 5,000 on Facebook) will be justifiably angry. An expectation had been established and the officers have shattered that today."
The Cleveland City Council has supported a move toward no-kill status, though it has not passed an ordinance directing staff in that direction.
"We were so close to achieving no-kill status," she stated. "We have been running at 90 percent save rate for several weeks now. East Ridge is also working on becoming no kill and expects to be certified next year. Cleveland can still be first in Tennessee, but not if there is no buy-in from those who work there and all of the trust that is established is gone and the killing resumes as soon as the boss walks out the door."
Foster complimented Smith for his work.
"We would never have had the success we have if it hadn't been for Gene Smith's cooperation," Foster said.
Cleveland City Manager Janice Casteel promptly responded to the complaints of euthanizing the animals. Cleveland Police Capt. Dennis Maddux is in charge of the investigation.
"We really appreciate the support City Council and city government have given us," Foster said. "We see becoming the first 'No Kill City' in Tennessee as a reality of Cleveland."


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Matt Kuchar turned in a modest 1-under-par 36-33=69 in the third round of the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, but it was good enough to place him one ahead of the pack at 11-under 65-65-69=199.
Bernd Wiesberger has been a stud on the Gulf Swing and enjoys a one-shot lead at the Omega Dubai Desert Classic after an opening 8-under-par 33-31=64.
Louis Oosthuizen has withdrawn from the Omega Dubai Desert Classic, according to TeamISM on Twitter.
Erik Compton's appearance at this week's Waste Management Phoenix Open is in question due to discomfort in his foot, according to Golf Channel's Rich Lerner on Twitter.
He needed a playoff this morning, but Andrew Loupe advanced to the Waste Management Phoenix Open via open qualifying.
Tony Finau received one of the last two sponsor exemptions at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Sang-moon Bae is scheduled to compete in this week's Waste Management Phoenix Open.
Bill Haas steadied a 5-under-par 33-34=67 at PGA West's Palmer Private to reach 22-under 266, securing his second victory at the Humana Challenge.
Jason Dufner completed 54 holes of the Humana Challenge in 6-under-par 76-65-69=210, missing the cut by two strokes.
Shawn Stefani torched PGA West's Nicklaus Private for a bogey-free, 9-under-par 32-31=63 in his third round of the Humana Challenge.
Michael Putnam bends but doesn't break with a 3-under-par 35-34=69 at La Quinta Country Club to grab a share of the 54-hole clubhouse lead at 17-under 199.
Justin Thomas spun a 4-under-par 34-34=68 at PGA West's Palmer Private, grabbing a share of the current 54-hole clubhouse lead at 17-under 199.


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BALTIMORE—Loyola University of Maryland Sellinger School of Business and Management graduate Matthew Marzicola didn't plan to achieve a 4.0 grade point average, the highest in his class of more than 800 people, when he entered the Sellinger School four years ago.
"I don't think I could have done it if I'd just come in and said I'm going to get a 4.0," Marzicola said. "I couldn't have achieved it without a sincere love of learning."
Marzicola graduated in May as valedictorian of Loyola with a Bachelor of Business Administration in business economics with a math minor. He started in June as a commercial banking analyst for Citibank in Washington, D.C.
"Becoming valedictorian means a lot to me, because I feel like I left nothing on the table. I believed that the long term is the sum of short-term decisions, and I knew that making positive choices each day would result in success," he said.
Marzicola focused on more than just coursework, however. He applied and was selected for the Sellinger Scholars business honors program, where he attended specialized classes with a select cohort of top Sellinger students. He participated in the Sellinger School's York Road Initiative, which aims to connect the school with the community. And he led Beta Gamma Sigma, the internationally recognized business honor society for AACSB-accredited business schools, as president during his senior year.
He also interned as a summer analyst for Credit Suisse in New York City during the summer between his junior and senior years.
"Just landing the internship is a testament to the Sellinger School's reputation. Loyola has established roots not only in Maryland, but in New York too," Marzicola said. "I had a great experience during the internship. I could converse and be successful among Ivy League-educated professionals."
Marzicola, in part, credits his professors, who he said created a collaborative learning environment. He said he felt like a member of the academic community, comfortable with visiting professors for casual conversation and career advice.
"Sometimes people see something in you that you don't see in yourself. My professors made me realize that I have the capacity to push myself, produce good work and accomplish a lot."
Loyola University Maryland's Sellinger School of Business and Management provides business education rooted in Jesuit traditions emphasizing strong ethical leadership, commitment to social responsibility and a global perspective. With more than 100 faculty members and 2,000 students, the Sellinger School offers undergraduate studies and graduate part-time, weekend and full-time MBA, finance and certificate programs on campuses in Baltimore, Columbia and Timonium, Md. (www.loyola.edu/sellinger)


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SnoringMedical Author:
Siamak N. Nabili, MD, MPH
Siamak N. Nabili, MD, MPHDr. Nabili received his undergraduate degree from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD), majoring in chemistry and biochemistry. He then completed his graduate degree at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). His graduate training included a specialized fellowship in public health where his research focused on environmental health and health-care delivery and management. Medical Editor:
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Jay W. Marks, MDJay W. Marks, MD, is a board-certified internist and gastroenterologist. He graduated from Yale University School of Medicine and trained in internal medicine and gastroenterology at UCLA/Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
Snoring facts
What is snoring?Snoring, like all other sounds, is caused by vibrations that cause particles in the air to form sound waves. For example, when we speak, our vocal cords vibrate to form our voice. When our stomach growls (borborygmus), our stomach and intestines vibrate as air and food move through them. While we are asleep, turbulent airflow can cause the tissues of the palate (roof of the mouth) and throat to vibrate, giving rise to snoring. Essentially, snoring is a sound resulting from turbulent airflow that causes tissues to vibrate during sleep. How common is snoring?
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Any person can snore. Studies estimate that 45% of men and 30% of women snore on a regular basis. Frequently, people who do not regularly snore will report snoring after a viral illness, after drinking alcohol, or when taking some medications. People who snore can have any body type. We frequently think of a large man with a thick neck as a snorer. However, a thin woman with a small neck can snore just as loudly. In general, as people get older and as they gain weight, snoring will worsen. What causes snoring?
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While we are breathing, air flows in and out in a steady stream from our nose or mouth to our lungs. There are relatively few sounds when we are sitting and breathing quietly. When we exercise, the air moves more quickly and produces some sounds as we breathe. This happens because air is moving in and out of the nose and mouth more quickly and this results in more turbulence to the airflow and some vibration of the tissues in the nose and mouth. When we are asleep, the area at the back of the throat sometimes narrows as the muscles relax, and even close off temporarily. The same amount of air passing through this smaller opening can cause the tissues surrounding the opening to vibrate, which in turn can cause the sounds of snoring. Different people who snore have different reasons for the narrowing. The narrowing can be in the nose, mouth, or throat. Palatal snoring is often worse when an individual breathes through his or her mouth or has nasal obstruction. The function of the nose in normal breathingFor breathing at rest, it is ideal to breathe through the nose. The nose acts as a humidifier, heater, and filter for the incoming air. When we breathe through our mouth, these modifications to the air entering our lungs occur to a lesser extent. Our lungs are still able to use the colder, drier, dirtier air; but you may have noticed that breathing really cold, dry, or dirty air can be uncomfortable. Therefore, our bodies naturally want to breathe through the nose if possible. The nose is made up of two parallel passages, one on each side, called the nasal cavity. They are separated by a thin wall in the middle (the septum), which is a relatively flat wall of cartilage, bone, and lining tissue (called the nasal mucosa). On the lateral side (the wall of the nose closer to the cheeks) of each passage, there are three nasal turbinates, which are long, cylindrical-shaped structures that lie roughly parallel to the floor of the nose. The turbinates contain many small blood vessels that function to regulate airflow. If the blood vessels in the turbinates increase in size, the turbinate as a whole swells, and the flow of air decreases. If the vessels narrow, the turbinates become smaller and airflow increases. Almost everyone has a natural nasal cycle that generally will shift the side that is doing most of the breathing about every 2 to 6 hours. For example, if the right nasal turbinates are swollen, most of the air enters the left nasal passage. After about 6 hours, the right nasal turbinates will become smaller, and the left nasal turbinates will swell, shifting the majority of breathing to the right nasal passage. You may notice this cycle when you have a cold or if you have a chronically (long standing) stuffy nose. The turbinates may also swell from allergic reactions or external stimuli, such as cold air or dirt. Mouth breathing and snoringAs discussed above, we naturally want to breathe through our noses. Some people cannot breathe through their noses because of obstruction of the nasal passages. This can be caused by a deviation of the nasal septum, allergies, sinus infections, swelling of the turbinates, or large adenoids (tonsils in the back of the throat). In adults, the most common causes of nasal obstruction are septal deviations from a broken nose or tissue swelling from allergies. In children, enlarged adenoids (tonsils in the back of the throat) are often the cause of the obstruction. People with nasal airway obstruction who must breathe through their mouths are therefore sometimes called "mouth breathers." Many mouth breathers snore, because the flow of air through the mouth causes greater vibration of tissues. The soft palate and snoringThe soft palate is a muscular extension of the bony roof of the mouth (hard palate). It separates the back of the mouth (oropharynx) from the nasal passages (nasopharynx). It is shaped like a sheet attached at three sides and hanging freely in the back of the mouth. The soft palate is important when breathing and swallowing.
The uvula is the small extension at the back of the soft the palate. It assists with the function of the soft palate and also is used in some languages (Hebrew and Farsi) to produce the guttural fricative sounds (like in the Hebrew word "L'chaim"). English words do not use the guttural fricative sounds. The palate and attached uvula often are the structures that vibrate during snoring and surgical treatments for snoring may alter these structures and prevent guttural fricative sounds. Therefore, if you speak a language that uses guttural fricative sounds, a surgical treatment for snoring may not be recommended or appropriate for you. After a night of heavy snoring, the soft palate and uvula may be swollen in the morning. Patients may experience an increased sensation of gagging in the morning until the swelling subsides. Narrowed airways and snoringThe tonsils are designed to detect and fight infections. They are located at the back of the mouth on each side of the throat (oropharynx). They are also called the palatine tonsils. Like other infection-fighting tissue, the tonsils swell while they are fighting bacteria and viruses. Often, the tonsils do not return to their normal size after the infection is gone. They can remain enlarged (hypertrophied) and can narrow the airway vibrate, and cause snoring. The soft palate, as described above, is the flap of tissue that hangs down in the back of the mouth. If it is too long or floppy, it can vibrate and cause snoring. The uvula is suspended from the center and back of the soft palate. An abnormally long or thick uvula also can contribute to snoring. The base of the tongue is the part of the tongue that is the farthest back in the mouth. The tongue is a large muscle that is important for directing food while chewing and swallowing. It also is important for shaping words while we are speaking. It is attached to the inner part of the jaw bone (mandible) in the front and to the hyoid bone underneath. The tongue must be free to move in all directions to function properly. Therefore, it is not attached very tightly at the tip or top of the tongue. If the back of the tongue is large or if the tongue is able to slip backwards, it can narrow the space through which air flows in the pharynx, which can lead to vibrations and snoring. Stages of sleep and snoringSleep consists of several stages, but in general they can be divided into REM (rapid eye movement) and non-REM stages. Snoring can occur during all or only some stages of sleep. Snoring is most common in REM sleep, because of the loss of muscle tone characteristic of this stage of sleep, and during deep sleep or non-REM Stage 3 sleep. During REM sleep, the brain sends the signal to all the muscles of the body (except the breathing muscles) to relax. Unfortunately, the tongue, palate, and throat can collapse when they relax. This can cause the airway to narrow and worsen snoring. Sleeping position and snoringWhen we are asleep, we are usually (though not always) lying down. Gravity acts to pull on all the tissues of the body, but the tissues of the pharynx are relatively soft and floppy. Therefore, when we lie on our backs, gravity pulls the palate, tonsils, and tongue backwards. This often narrows the airway enough to cause turbulence in airflow, tissue vibration, and snoring. Frequently, if the snorer is gently reminded (for example, with a gentle thrust of the elbow to the ribs or a tickle) to roll onto his or her side, the tissues are no longer pulled backwards and the snoring lessens. Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 12/17/2013 Patient CommentsViewers share their comments
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Welcome to our new online store! Here you'll find nothing but the BEST in captive bred reptiles, as well as a nice selection of NERD's books, T-shirts & posters.
Our live animal inventory is constantly changing. If an animal is posted here, it's available! If you're looking for something special and don't see it here, PLEASE don't hesitate to call or e-mail Kevin or Andy to see if that particular animal just hasn't made it onto the website yet. We have LOTS of animals & it's hard to get them all online at once.


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WHAT: Help Alexandria's City archaeologists excavate a real archaeological site! Learn professional excavating, recording, and artifact processing methods. Uncover Alexandria's buried past while protecting the City's valuable historic resources.
WHO: Ages: 12 - 15.
WHEN: July 20-24, 2015. From 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
WHERE: The Alexandria Archaeology Museum, and a real archaeological site in Alexandria. COST: $400 with available scholarships. A non-refundable deposit check of $100, payable to the City of Alexandria, is required upon receipt of application to secure your reservations. The balance of $300 is due by June 1, 2015.
REGISTER: To register, fill out the Summer Camp Application and send your payment to the Alexandria Archaeology Museum. For those in need, please fill out the Scholarship Application.
INFO: Read the press release.
Summer Camp Update: Read our 2013 Summer Camp Blog.
WHAT: This fun and educational history mini-camp introduces children to life during the Civil War. Activities include drilling, games, arts & crafts activities, learning about Civil War army life, and special guest reenactors. Fee includes snacks, kepi, equipment and craft supplies. Children should bring a bag lunch and water each day.
WHO: Ages: 8 - 12; Enrollment limit: 24 campers.
WHEN: June 30, July 1 and July 2, 2014; 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. daily
WHERE: Fort Ward Museum and Historic Site
COST: Fee: $150
REGISTER: Fill out and mail the Application Form to Fort Ward Museum. Call the Museum at 703,746.4848 for more information
INFO: Click here for more information on Fort Ward .
WHAT: Come join in on the fun! Clio's Kids introduces children to American history and life in historic Alexandria through artifacts, storytelling, singing and crafts, "old-fashioned" games, and visits to nearby historic places. Our theme for 2014 is "Alexandria: Then and Now." We'll learn about life in Alexandria - past and present! Campers should come prepared for outside activities each day, including sturdy walking shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather
WHO: Children ages 5 - 7
WHEN: July 29, 30, & 31, 2014. 9 a.m. to noon (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday)
WHERE: The Lyceum, Alexandria's History Museum, 201 S. Washington Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314
COST: The fee is $105 and includes snacks and souvenirs.
REGISTER: Applications with full payment accepted beginning January 21, 2014. Advance registration is required. Click here to download the Camp Application.
INFO: For more information, visit The Lyceum's Summer Camp webpage or call 703.746.4994 for more information.
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Buy tickets to Historic Alexandria events?
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Obtain an easement for an historic property?
Receive timely information on Historic Alexandria events?
Rent a historic property for a private event?
Schedule a group tour or program?
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As 2012 comes to a close, we wanted to look back at some of our blog posts from throughout the year. Here at Southern Comfort Bed & Breakfast, we aim to bring you some of the most interesting and useful information regarding the potential places, people, and traditions to look out for when you visit the city. In case you missed any of our posts throughout the year—and especially if you're planning a visit to New Orleans and our B&B sometime soon—here's a recap of some of our favorites.
Food and restaurants are one of our favorite aspects of New Orleans culture, and we featured plenty of both throughout the year. Green Goddess in Exchange Alley and the Delachaise down the street are two of our favorites. And could you tell we love oysters? Between the Louisiana Oyster Jubilee, charbroiled oysters, and our "Slurping Oysters" post, you can't miss our devotion to these delectable bivalves. We also shared some tips on where to find surprising local bar food and late-night dining options, which we also thought might be highly valuable to our guests.


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Middle English accomplisshen, from Anglo-French accompliss-, stem of accomplir, from Vulgar Latin *accomplēre, from Latin ad- + complēre to fill up — more at complete
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Year | 2015 unit information |
Enrolment modes: | Trimester 1: Burwood (Melbourne), Warrnambool, Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Cloud (online) Trimester 3: Cloud (online) |
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This unit presents a broad coverage of theories proposed by psychologists to explain the processes by which humans acquire, store, communicate, and use knowledge or information; the various research methods used by psychologists to study these processes; and some classic experimental findings in cognitive psychology which are the cornerstones of these theories. Topics covered in the unit include object recognition, attention, memory, reasoning, decision-making and problem-solving. These topics are treated within an information-processing approach to human cognition.
Assessment task 1: Examination (2 hours) 50%
Assessment task 2: Assignment Part 1 (1300 words) 20%
Assessment task 3: Assignment Part 2 (1500 words) 20%
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Reisberg, D. (2013). Cognition: Exploring the Science of the Mind (5th ed.). New York: Norton.
Shrink-wrapped edition including Zaps workbook and online access.
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Burton, L. J. (2010). An interactive approach to writing essays and research reports in Psychology (3rd ed.). Queensland: Wiley.
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I'm nervous about how my 7yo dog will adjust to a new baby. She is a sweet dog, just a tad jealous. She is not aggressive, shes a 50lb lap dog/cuddle bug. She tries to sit between my SO and I when we are watching TV or laying in bed (she has to be closer to me then he is). I am just curious about what I can do to make the big change a tad less stressful on her. This is my first pregnancy, so the dog is used to being "my baby" for the last 7 years. Thanks for any advice you all can offer!!!
Being a female dog usually they are more prone to try to "mother" the baby than be jealous of it. So dont worry too much. But if she does act jealous when the baby gets there just let her know what is good behavior with the baby and what isn't. Try to give her as much attention as you can even though with a newborn it can be hectic lol And when all else fails you can always buy her love with bones and treats! Lol
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When we told people I was pregnant many of the first replies were, "Oh! What will (our dog) think." Our dog is known to all our family and friends as our first "baby." We are those dog people that have an 8 year old only child-doggie who is over the moon spoiled. To make matters worse our dog can't stand children. She is a feisty little dog that barks aggressively at any child within view. She has been to numerous training classes and we have had a personal at home trainer to help combat her barking at children but she is still not totally under control. This is going to be a huge adjustment as our dog has been the center of our family for so many years.
We are just going to make sure that we do our best to keep the baby safe and not put the dog in a position to get into trouble. Of course we will still make sure our dog knows that she is our first baby. I think making an effort to exercise and pay attention to your dog is a huge first step is combatting jealousy.
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(10-01-2012 07:59 AM)alfredoleal2001 Wrote: I cant stand cabrera, never liked him. He is kind of like a showoff. Youd think someone living in venezuela like me would be rooting for him, but im not. My dad is following the triple crown hunt but id rather have mauer beat him in avg.......... we will see
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Verse 1 We should be more careful to do that by which we may get and keep a good name, than to raise or add unto a great estate. Verse 2 . Divine Providence has so ordered it, that some are rich, and others poor, but all are guilty before God; and at the throne of God's grace the poor are as welcome as the rich. Verse 3 . Faith foresees the evil coming upon sinners, and looks to Jesus Christ as the sure refuge from the storm. Verse 4 . Where the fear of God is, there will be humility. And much is to be enjoyed by it; spiritual riches, and eternal life at last. Verse 5 . The way of sin is vexatious and dangerous. But the way of duty is safe and easy. Verse 6 . Train children, not in the way they would go, that of their corrupt hearts, but in the way they should go; in which, if you love them, you would have them go. As soon as possible every child should be led to the knowledge of the Saviour. Verse 7 . This shows how important it is for every man to keep out of debt. As to the things of this life, there is a difference between the rich and the poor; but let the poor remember, it is the Lord that made the difference. Verse 8 . The power which many abuse, will soon fail them. Verse 9 . He that seeks to relieve the wants and miseries of others shall be blessed. Verse 10 . Profane scoffers and revilers disturb the peace. Verse 11 . God will be the Friend of a man in whose spirit there is no guile; this honour have all the saints. Verse 12 . God turns the counsels and designs of treacherous men to their own confusion. Verse 13 . The slothful man talks of a lion without, but considers not his real danger from the devil, that roaring lion within, and from his own slothfulness, which kills him. Verse 14 . The vile sin of licentiousness commonly besots the mind beyond recovery. Verse 15 . Sin is foolishness, it is in the heart, there is an inward inclination to sin: children bring it into the world with them; and it cleaves close to the soul. We all need to be corrected by our heavenly Father. Verse 16 . We are but stewards, and must distribute what God intrusts to our care, according to his will. ( 17-21 ) . To these words, to this knowledge, the ear must be bowed down, and the heart applied by faith and love. To live a life of delight in God and dependence on him, is the foundation of all practical religion. The way to know the certainty of the ( proverbs 22:22-23 ) that robs and oppresses the poor, does so at his peril. And if ( proverbs 22:24-25 ) hearts have so much tinder in them, that it is dangerous to have to do with those that throw about the sparks of their passion. ( proverbs 22:26-27 ) those are not so, who, by folly or other carelessness, waste what they have. Verse 28 . We are taught not to trespass on another man's right. And it is hard to find a truly industrious man. Such a man will rise. Seest thou a man diligent in the business of religion? He is likely to excel. Let us then be diligent in God's work.
1. A good name--( Job 30:8 , Hebrew); "good" is supplied here from Ecclesiastes 7:1 .
loving favour--kind regard, that is, of the wise and good.
2. Before God all are on the same footing ( Proverbs 14:31 , 17:5 ).
3. are punished--that is, for their temerity; for the evil is not necessarily punitive, as the prudent might otherwise be its objects.
4. humility and the fear of the Lord--are in apposition; one produces the other. On the results, compare Proverbs 3:16 , 8:18 .
5. he that . . . them--Those who properly watch over their own souls are thus preserved from the dangers which attend the way of perverse men ( Proverbs 16:17 ).
6. Train--initiate, or early instruct.
the way--literally, "his way," that selected for him in which he should go; for early training secures habitual walking in it.
7. The influence of wealth sets aside moral distinctions is implied, and, of course, disapproved (compare Proverbs 19:6 , 21:14 , &c.).
8. (Compare Proverbs 11:18 , Psalms 109:16-20 , Galatians 6:7 Galatians 6:8 ).
the rod . . . fail--His power to do evil will be destroyed.
9. a bountiful eye--that is, a beneficent disposition.
for he giveth . . . poor--His acts prove it.
10. Cast out--or drive away. Scorners foster strife by taunts and revilings.
11. (Compare Margin).
pureness of heart--and gentle, kind words win favor, even from kings.
12. preserve--or guard.
knowledge--its principles and possessors.
overthroweth--utterly confounds and destroys the wicked.
13. Frivolous excuses satisfy the indolent man's conscience.
14. The mouth--or flattering speeches ( Proverbs 5:3 , 7:5 ) ensnare man, as pits, beasts. God makes their own sin their punishment.
15. is bound--or firmly fixed. Chastisement deters from crime and so leads to reformation of principle.
16. These two vices pertain to the same selfish feeling. Both are deservedly odious to God and incur punishment.
17. Here begins another division of the book, marked by those encouragements to the pursuit of wisdom, which are found in the earlier chapters. It will be observed that at Proverbs 22:22-24:12', the proverbs are generally expressed in two verses instead of one
18. These lessons must be laid up in the mind, and
fitted--or better, "fixed" in the lips so as to be ever ready.
19. That . . . Lord--This is the design of the instruction.
20. excellent things--or probably of former times.
counsels and knowledge--both advice and instruction.
21. Specially he desires to secure accuracy, so that his pupil may teach others.
22, 23. Here follow ten precepts of two verses each. Though men fail to defend the poor, God will ( Proverbs 17:5 , Psalms 12:5 ).
in the gate--place of public gathering ( Job 5:4 , Psalms 69:12 ).
24, 25. (Compare Proverbs 2:12-15 , 4:14 ).
25. a snare . . . soul--The unsuspecting are often misled by bad company.
26, 27. (Compare Proverbs 6:1 , 17:18 ).
27. should he take, &c.--that is, the creditor.
28. (Compare Proverbs 23:10 ). Do not entrench on others ( Deuteronomy 19:14 , 27:17 ).
29. Success rewards diligence ( Proverbs 10:4 , 21:5 ).


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Over the 10 years of the existence of the Virginia Rush the growth in both members and programs has been gratifying and in fact has been so substantial that the Board concluded that the administrative structure needed to be modernized to improve efficiency and create clear lines of authority and responsibility, and to that end the Board has created the new position of Executive Director to whom all programs and personnel will report and has appointed Denise Edwards to fill that position.
On the coaching side of the organization the Board has appointed Jay Hoffman to be in charge of and manage all boys programs and coaches. The Board has also appointed Matt Mittelstaedt to be in charge of and manage all girls programs and coaches. For the time being the administrative staff structure remains basically unchanged, but operational improvements will be pursued here also. These changes are effective immediately.
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High contrast paneling and a mod-inspired silhouette make this bebe dress a strong day-to-night piece. Offers zipper at back and medium-weight stretch. Try it with a short statement necklace and sky-high studded pumps.
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