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- Breed: Cocker Spaniel
- Color: Black
- Age: Adult
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
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I am already spayed, housetrained, purebred, a special needs pet, up to date with shots, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Update September 11, 2012: I have been spayed and chipped. I am now waiting for my dental to be done and is scheduled for the end of September, 2012. I am feeling much more confident walking on different surfaces and am not shaking like I did when I first arrived. I love and look for pets from my foster family. I love treats. I have been introduced to the commands "step up" and "step down" and my foster mommy will take me over to the stairs to try to get me to go up and down. The most I have done is 2 steps. It is definitely I am going to try to learn.
August 26, 2012: Hi, I'm Truffle. I was born sometime in 2005. I was a puppy mill breeder dog and had way too many litters over the last 6 1/2 years. I was not treated nicely. However, when my previous owner no longer wanted me, BDRA took me in and gave me a new life. I am now living in a house, with adults, cats and dogs. I am very sweet to everyone. I am just becoming comfortable with my surroundings. I love to walk in the yard, but do not like walking on other surfaces. Flooring is getting better. I am very quiet, I do not know any commands or how to do steps. But I'm told I will be learning steps once I feel comfortable with the flooring. I'm housebroken (I don't tell you when I have to go, but I'm on a schedule) and I'm crate trained. Generally, when out of my crate, I walk around in the kitchen and family room but don't really venture. This is all new to me.
I would do best in a home with a "mentor" dog or two, cats are okay, but I never had experience with children and not sure if that is a good idea. I am shy but will take treats and food from my human's hand. I do allow being picked up and being groomed. I am learning to sit with my human on a chair but I still shake because I'm scared. I generally am scared when I'm unsure of what is expected of me.
I really would love a furever home, but I need someone who will have lots of patience and who doesn't expect me to play fetch. Based on my background, I pretty much am a "couch potato", only you find me on the floor. Someday, I would love to be someone's "companion dog". Are you that person? If so, please fill out an application today!! I will be spayed and microchipped very shortly!
Other Pets at Blind Dog Rescue Alliance - WI
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Truffle, a Philadelphia Cocker Spaniel dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Cocker Spaniel for sale in Philadelphia, or seeking a Cocker Spaniel dog from a breeder in Philadelphia.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Philadelphia already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Philadelphia breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Cocker Spaniel breeders who help with Cocker Spaniel rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Philadelphia paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Just warning you, Valentine's Day is my favorite holiday, so there will be a lot of hearts and pink for the next week and a half or so. I pretty much love any holiday where I have an excuse to share treats, make cards, and use glitter! I've been obsessed with watercolor lately, and was inspired by some gorgeous images I discovered through Pinterest.
I wanted to create some gift tags for some treat bags that I am sharing, and I knew that blush colored watercolor ombre would be perfect for Valentine's Day. And a touch of glitter as well. They were so simple to make, and I had a lot of fun pretending to be an artist! Instead of using actual watercolors, I used Faber Castell "Gelatos" to paint the tags. I've been playing around with these lately and I love how easy it is to paint using them, and the clean up is almost nonexistent.
I knew I wanted a double layered tag, so I used Papertrey Ink's Tag Sale #9 Die Set to cut out the tags, they are perfect for layering. (An easy way to re-create this without this particular die set is to cut out two identical tags, and then trim down one so that it is a little shorter than the other.) I cut out the top layer from a watercolor paper pad, and the bottom from gold glitter cardstock. Also ended up cutting some silver at the same time to use for other projects.
Here comes the fun part! On a piece of scrap paper, just scribble a little bit of the Gelato on. The consistency is kind of like an eye shadow crayon, if that makes any sense. And I love that these have a bit of shimmer to them. Dip your brush (I'm using the one that came with the gelatos) into water, and run it across the bottom of your watercolor tag. Then rub your brush along the gelato, getting some of the color, and then paint over the tag where it is wet. Then repeat. To make the ombre easy, what I did was dip the brush into the water right after the first application of the gelato, then apply it to the tag, so just a tiny bit of color gets on it. You can just keep doing that until you get the look you want. I used just a bit of color at a time, adding more to the bottom to make it darker/more opaque.
After letting your watercolor tags dry, you can stamp on your message. If the tags are not laying flat, just stick them under a stack of books for a bit and they should be fine. For my valentine tags, I used two different stamp sets: Confetti by Mama Elephant and Heart Squared by Papertrey Ink. The Confetti set is perfect for gifts and treats year round, and the small sentiments on the Heart Squared set are a great size for tags. I used Versafine Ink in Onyx Black which is my go to black ink for everything, it stamps detail beautifully. Then all you have to do is layer the gold glitter tag underneath, and tie it all up with a bit of baker's twine (I used one with a bit of gold metallic thread mixed in).
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Knitting since she was in the fifth grade, Debbie King has decided to use her near-lifelong passion to help Owen County children. King, who moved to Owen County from Boone County in Sept. 2013, said she was involved in a program called "Scarf It Up Boone County." Those involved in the program come together to knit scarves for children who are less fortunate.
With a background in sales and a love for small town atmospheres, Maria Coburn joined the staff of the News-Herald Jan. 20. A 2007 graduate of Owen County High School, Coburn originally hails from Independence, but moved to Owenton with her family in Jan. 2007. Coburn will serve as an sales/office assistant for the News-Herald. News-Herald Publisher Jeff Moore said he is excited to have Coburn on board.
A faulty wire was the cause of heavy smoke and fire damage to a home at 4330 Stewart's Ridge Road Jan. 14. Jonesville Volunteer Fire Chief Chase Duvall said the faulty wire was found on an exhaust stand that caught the floor on fire behind a wood stove located in the kitchen of the home. "The structure wasn't a total loss," Duvall said. "It just did a lot of heat and smoke damage to the kitchen. That was the main room that suffered the most damage." The fire took place around 2:15 p.m.
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Egg Innovations, which was started by John Brunquell in 1989, is the largest free-range and pasturing company in the United States and is structured around three core values, "letting chickens be chickens," food safety and family farming. The chickens are expected to arrive around March 2. An open house will be announced in the near future. A second building is in the planning stages, which will be 1,175 by 50 feet.
The annexation of several roads into the City of Owenton has been called into question by local officials. The annexation, which was given a second reading by the Owenton City Council in June 2013, was discussed at the Jan. 6 council meeting. Owenton Mayor David "Milkweed" Wotier said procedurally the annexation was done correctly, but the issue lies within just how far the city can go.
A fire in the library of the Owen County Upper Elementary School was quickly extinguished Jan. 7. Kentucky State Police confirmed that the fire began after an 8-year-old student found a book of matches in the library. According to Trooper Mitchel Hazelett, the student lit one of the matches and did not know how to put it out. The student dropped the match on the floor, causing damage to an area of carpeting, measuring about four by six feet.
BY JAMIE BAKER-NANTZ Landmark News Service Stephen Bates is used to working while working out. For the last 29 years, he spent hours on his exercise bike with a circuit court case from Grant, Owen or Carroll counties in his hand. Bates, of Dry Ridge, was the longest sitting circuit judge in Kentucky. Last year, he opted not to seek another term.


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Part-time Cambridge English examination preparation courses
These courses are designed to prepare students for the Cambridge ESOL examinations at three levels:
- FCE (First Certificate in English)
- CAE (Certificate in Advanced English)
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with a view to sitting the exam in December 2014 or June 2015.
Classes will focus on general English skills, with the development of vocabulary and grammar, and practice in all four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. There will be an introduction to the format of the examination and on-going input on developing examination techniques.
A core text (coursebook) will be provided and is included in the course fee.
Entry requirements
Applicants can only be accepted onto the course if they are at the appropriate level. You will be required to take an initial placement test to determine which examination group you can join. If you have previously taken a Cambridge English exam (or other recent public English examination), please enclose a copy of your certificate/grade.
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If you do not have a recent Cambridge English certificate (or equivalent), you will be required to take an initial placement test to determine which examination group you can join. The test dates are below (you can choose either date):
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Are you sure you can eat wheat? Gluten tests often wrong
Gluten intolerance is not as straightforward as once believed. Many people test negative for gluten intolerance when, in fact, they have celiac disease or should be on a gluten-free diet. This is because standard tests are incomplete and fail to account for gluten cross-reactivity.
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Scientists have found ample play is necessary for the proper development of children and young animals. Crows, for instance, have been observed playing tug-of-war, ganging up together on a cat, or swinging upside down from a branch. Dolphins, chimpanzees, otters, and even octopus play throughout their lives.
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Droplabs 3-Year Anniversary Party
You are invited to our 3-Year Anniversary Party 8:30pm-1am on Friday, May 9, 2013!
We've been offering unique, high quality events and affordable coworking and small business services for over 3 years. Come celebrate with us! Much has happened since we opened to the public in Spring, 2011, and at the start of our party our members will have a brief retrospective and share their favorite moments. We'll also have quick announcements about what we're up to in 2014.
Don't worry, this event isn't a meetup with boring presentations. There will be plenty of food and drinks, as well as a raffle prize drawing and mingling and networking for most of the evening. The party is potluck-style, so bring something to share that you like to eat or drink. Bring something to share to throw on the grill!
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RSVPs are being handled on Meetup.com at http://www.meetup.com/Droplabs/events/181646652/
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Bring warm clothing and some light food, sodas or beers to share with others. Be a hero and bring good stuff to throw on the grill. Feel free to bring your business cards, but this is a social occasion and you can leave your laptop at home, in the car or in your locker at Droplabs.
Let everyone know what you're thinking of bringing by posting to the comments here or on our Meetup group at http://www.meetup.com/Droplabs/events/181646652/
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Out of respect to our neighbors, during this event please park on the street. (You can park for free on N. Main St. and Clover St.) After parking, follow the yellow signs that point to Droplabs.
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Droplabs is in the Mission Junction neighborhood of Los Angeles at Big Art Labs, just 1 mile down Main St. from Union Station and Philippes (the first-ever venue for Drupal meetups in Southern California!). We're one block west of The Brewery, the largest live-and-work artists' colony in the world.
Free parking in our large parking lot is first-come, first-served. After parking in the lot, follow the yellow signs that point to Droplabs. (If our lot is full, you can park for free on Clover St.)
Droplabs is a brief walk from the Main St. / Lamar St. stop on the the Metro Local 76 bus line. This is also the Lincoln Heights / Chinatown DASH stop.
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Hello, I'm Tammy the writer and creator of Housing A Forest. I'm a mom to 3 wonderful school aged kiddos (ages 7,8 and 10), who often inspire the creative activities that I write about. I am married to my best friend, and he is supportive of all my crazy ideas. I love spending time being creative and encouraging others to be creative as well.
I often have a house full of kiddos. I love doing art projects and activities that encourage them to think outside the box and be creative. Kids have a wonderful and unique way of expressing themselves. My tool of choice is the glue gun, but I also love to paint. I am starting a new passion of turning junk furniture into something beautiful and useful.
You might be wondering why Housing a Forest? Well, I have a bit of a thing for Christmas trees. I LOVE how warm and cozy my house feels with decorations, white lights and decorated trees. I have numerous trees (almost one for every room in our home). We store them in the attic (still set up) during their "off season." Not too long ago the cable man had to look at something in the attic and commented "wow you guys have a forest up here!" So, Housing a Forest was born.
I invite you to read along with our family's creative adventures
Hi! I'm Tammy, writer and creator of Housing A Forest. I am a busy mom of 3 school aged kiddos, and teach high school art part time. I love being creative and encouraging kids to be creative a well. Housing A Forest is packed full of art tutorials, educational activities and good old fashioned fun your kids will love.
Have a question? I would love to hear from you.
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Thursday, 6 March 2008
Rather scary, but All Is Well
7 comments:
- Michele said...
I am so glad to hear everything is okay. Baby is probably running out of room in your tummy! :)
- 6 March 2008 at 18:48
- Cathy Jo said...
So happy that all is well with baby!
- 6 March 2008 at 20:49
- Meredith said...
oh my goodness!!!! that is terrifying! both of my children did this to me about at that stage of pregnancy, too. i think they just needed some extra rest. :) i am so glad your baby is okay!
- 7 March 2008 at 07:11
Go glad to hear all went well at the hospital. I can't wait to see your
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little one too. I love sibling pictures. - 7 March 2008 at 09:56
- tookshire said...
Oh, Angela...I missed this completely the other day. I'm so so so very happy that the kid started kicking. Whew. Praying for your health and the continued safety of your child (and maybe I'll throw in a little prayer for more frequent tummy kicking?)
- 8 March 2008 at 22:18
- Amy said...
I can't imagine how scary that must have been!! So glad all is well!
- 9 March 2008 at 02:30
- Kimberly said...
omigosh Angela.. I am so glad that all is well.. what a horrible scare for you... I agree.. take care
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Rick and Rebecca Smith may be close to finding solace following the traffic death of their grown son.
When 21-year-old Ricky E. Smith was killed by a driver who ran a red light in April, his parents were shocked to learn the man responsible couldn't be punished with time behind bars. Instead, a judge could only hand Angel Pantoja a fine of $2,300 and 800 hours of community service, while suspending his driving privileges for six months.
But the Smiths channeled their grief into lobbying lawmakers, and their efforts are bearing a bittersweet fruit. The Legislature is working a bill that would add prison time to the penalties levied against unlicensed drivers whose running of red lights and stop signs causes death or serious injury.
Pantoja carried a driver's license issued in Sonora, Mexico.
"I think it's great," Rebecca Smith said. "That's what we wanted, so everything's coming out really good."
The bill is sponsored by Rep. Andy Biggs, a Republican from the Smiths' hometown of Gilbert. As a member of the House Transportation Committee, Biggs has steered HB2208 through that chamber, where it passed 52-3.
"We have broad-based bipartisan support for this," Biggs said.
The Senate is considering the measure now.
The bill, if enacted, would create a vehicular homicide law, a Class 4 felony punishable by up to three years in prison on a first offense. For crashes causing serious injury, the crime would be vehicular assault and would carry a maximum of 2 1 /2 years imprisonment. Biggs said he deliberately made the latter a Class 5 felony so it couldn't be plea-bargained to a misdemeanor.
"If you have no license, or if it's suspended or fraudulent, then you shouldn't be on the road," Biggs said. "And if you cause a fatality, then that's a criminal offense."
Other states have vehicular manslaughter laws that can give jail time to drivers who cause fatalities out of simple, rather than criminal, negligence. But Biggs said that wasn't his goal.
"This is going to close the gap on a lot of issues we're having," Biggs said.
The Smiths believe such a law is necessary to "make people wake up" to the dangers of bad driving.
"We think about (Ricky) when we wake up, we think about him when we go to bed," Smith said. "It never ends. Time won't heal this. "If it doesn't happen to (other drivers) they don't quite understand."


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Since 1976, Mehari's cigars are appreciated for their unique flavour, their authenticity and their handy size. Ever since, Mehari's has constantly reinvented itself without losing its identity.
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There is one thought of which just humans think.
We know at any point we are at death's brink.
Snow and sand lay apart but in wind drift.
What becomes of the soul that is God's gift.
All know our bodies rot and decay here.
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Possible the reason souls are not felt,
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Do we see them in the white stars at night.
Maybe they are unseen in final flight.
It is true though admitting it will hurt,
All of our form goes back to one with dirt.
Why ask of something so many have found.
To fate of death all things of flesh are bound.
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Ridley Scott Teams with Steve Zaillian to Jam Traffic in 'The Day Britain Stopped'
In Development By Scott Beggs on July 30, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhile Danny Boyle is busy celebrating the history of Great Britain with giant inflatable arm-flailing Voldemorts, Ridley Scott and Steve Zaillian are preparing to explore what might happen if the worst case travel scenario crippled the country's infrastructure. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the project was born from a 2003 dramatized documentary called The Day Britain Stopped which aired on the BBC. The villain of the feature is us – the hordes of commuting individuals that make up the mass clogging overtaxed transportation routes. There's a worker strike, a train accident and the country's roads are transformed into a parking lot during one of the busiest and coldest times of year. Scott and Zaillian will be using the film as inspiration for their take, which is set up at Fox. The last time these two got together it was for American Gangster, but it's still unclear whether Denzel Washington will play the A3212 into London. However, it's still a fascinating twist on the disaster genre that could use a bit more exploration. At the very least, it's something we can all relate to.
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Academy Awards By Scott Beggs on January 24, 2012 | Comments (15)It's been a year filled with silent screen stars seeking redemption, the 1920s coming alive in Paris, a young boy searching for the first great director, sex addicts in New York City, horses going to war, maids of dishonor, and skulls getting crushed in elevators. Now it's time to celebrate all of those things and more with the 84th annual Academy Awards. They've come a long way since the Hotel Roosevelt in 1929 (although sex addicts have almost always been a fixture). Get to ready to smile, ball your fists with snubbed rage, or be generally unsurprised. Here they are. The 2012 Oscar nominees:
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In Development By Scott Beggs on January 3, 2012 | Comments (5)Sony isn't slowing down on its adaptations of Steig Larsson's best-selling novels, so according to Entertainment Weekly, we'll get a healthy dose of Lisbeth Salander and The Girl Who Played With Fire soon. Undoubtedly, unless the second one struggles worse, we'll have The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest soon after that. Apparently there was some question as to the plan when The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo didn't perform at insanely high levels. So far, the $90m-budget film has scored $72m worldwide, which isn't all that great, but it's still early in its life as a release at two weeks old. It's not the crazy phenomenon that the Niels Arden Oplev flicks, but lightning so rarely strikes the same franchise twice. No matter what a studio believes. Checking the scoreboard, Rooney Mara and Daniel Craig are both signed up for two more movies, Steve Zaillian is already working on the script for the second film, but David Fincher is not secured. Maybe he'll come back, maybe they'll need to find a new director. Either way, the train is leaving the station and headed for a late 2013 release. Would you want to see Fincher stay on?
Steve Zaillian May Also Direct the 'Timecrimes' Remake
Movie News By Scott Beggs on December 21, 2011 | Comments (2)He's already writing the script, so why not take a seat in the director's chair as well? Steve Zaillian is probably best known as a writer (for modern classics like Schindler's List and for this year's double feature of Moneyball and The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo), but he's also done some strong directing work with Searching For Bobby Fischer and A Civil Action. He's already on board to write a remake of Nacho Vigalondo's Timecrimes, and now The Playlist is reporting that he's considering directing as well. It would undoubtedly be a different sandbox for him to play in, but the biggest question is whether the magic of the original can be maintained in a domestic version from a man more known for broadly appealing adult drama. The original is rightfully hailed, but it's also a cult movie for a reason. Plus, when Zaillian infamously remade All the King's Men, he never saw the original film, and the result was disastrous. At least with Vigalondo's work, there's no other source material, so Zaillian had to watch it in order to write the script. You know, theoretically. And, yes, this is another foreign remake under Zaillian's belt. It's an interesting new line of work to go into.
Summer Movies We Love: Mission: Impossible
Features By Matt Patches on August 24, 2011 | Comments (1)Your mission, if you choose to accept it… During an undercover mission in Prague, IMF agent Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) witnesses his spy team picked off one by one—including his mentor and friend, Jim Phelps (Jon Voight). With the blame of sabotage and treason on his head, Hunt goes on the run to clear his name, entrap the real conspirators and deliver the perfect dose of tentpole bravado.
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Features By Scott Beggs on February 5, 2011 | Comments (1)As the only literate Reject, it's my duty to find the latest, the greatest and the untouched classics that would make great source material for film adaptations. I read so you don't have to. A hospital full of doctors, nurses and patients looks out on a city under siege by the deadly force of a category 5 hurricane. The water level is rising, the electricity will give out eventually, and a group of medical practitioners that are exhausted by 40+ hours of work without sleep have to make the crucial decisions about who has a chance of living and who doesn't. Sound dramatic enough? Of course it does. Because it happened. The hurricane is Hurricane Katrina, the hospital is Memorial in New Orleans, and the decisions were impossible. Yes, it would make one hell of a movie.
Steve Zaillian to Write 'Timecrimes' Remake Himself
Movie News By Scott Beggs on January 19, 2011 | Comments (2)The prospect of remaking Nacho Vigalondo's Timecrimes might seem sacrilege to some who obsess over the cult film from the insane director (who is solely responsible for making "Chaos Reigns!" the catch phrase of Fantastic Fest 2009), but it's a good candidate for a remake here in the States. This is the sort of project that gets people to go back and view the criminally under-seen original. For a while, Steve Zaillian was signed on to produce the flick, but now he's taking over the writing duties as well. That's a formidable match. The science fiction element of a man accidentally traveling back in time and knocking over the dominoes that lead to a horrific crime is something that, obviously, Zaillian hasn't had a chance to apply his impressive talents to yet. But the man knows character and he knows tension and he knows drama. Plus, as Drew over at HitFix astutely points out, his involvement as the writer could get some heavy directors (like Cronenberg) to turn their gaze to it. As long as Vigalondo is still involved, this may be one of a handful of remakes that's actually warranted.
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Rich Township High School District 227 Board President Betty Owens and fellow members move to a close door session during a special meeting to discuss the future of guidance counselor Bryan Craig at the District 227 Administrative Center in Matteson, Illinois, Tuesday, September 4, 2012. Craig wrote a self-published book containing sexual stereotypes of various ethnic groups. | Joseph P. Meier~Sun-Times Media
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The Rich Township High School District 227 Board held a special meeting Tuesday but postponed any decision regarding the status of a school guidance counselor who has authored a racy book with graphic sexual references.
The board said it vote on Bryan Craig's status Sept. 18, following an investigation by the district's law firm and a hearing for Craig. The inquiry may include a review of email and video footage, according to board president Betty Owens.
Meanwhile, Craig, 33, of Matteson, is not allowed on District 227 property, according to district officials.
Craig, a faculty member since 2004, last week was suspended as a counselor at Rich Central and resigned as the school's varsity girls basketball coach following a SouthtownStar report on a book he wrote, "It's Her Fault," which contains his controversial and often crude views on women and sex.
District 227 Supt. Donna Simpson Leak said last week that she knew about the book and its contents for about a week before the story appeared and cited Craig's "constitutional right to free speech."
Former Rich Central High School Principal Margurite Martin, who worked in the district for 36 years, told the school board Tuesday that the "charges for you as a board are not to allow the issue of free speech to minimize the message Mr. Craig is espousing. The message lacks integrity and contains moral turpitude."
Board member Sheila Friday said parents should've been notified as soon as district officials learned of Craig's book.
"It made front page news as it should have," Friday said. "When I read the book on Friday, I was appalled."
"His decision to author a manual on sexuality is a complete failure in professionalism," board member Emmanuel Imoukuhede said of Craig. "I want to make certain that a coach did not use any district resources or any of his work time in producing this book, which displayed a complete disrespect for women."
Owens said she thinks the district's ethics policy that says employees should "demonstrate integrity and honesty," applies to Craig's case.
District 227 also has a coaching conduct policy that says coaches should refrain from foul or abusive language and maintain the "highest ethical standards."
Before the board went into closed session Tuesday, some in the audience had harsh words for district officials about their handling of the matter.
The mother of a boy who was sexually abused by a Rich South teacher about four years ago, said, "We have seen previous instances of a lack of moral character (in the district). It's an outrage that freedom of speech is a concern."
Former Rich South teacher Sarah Tolzien pleaded guilty in 2010 to misdemeanor criminal sexual abuse for having sex with a 16-year-old Matteson boy twice in November 2008. Tolzien also coached the boys varsity cross country team.
A former school board candidate, Delores Woods, criticized Leak for not taking action more quickly after learning about the book.
"It's not too late for you to show leadership," Woods told Leak. "I could tell you that the community is waiting for what you are going to do."
In August 2011, Craig declared bankruptcy, claiming he had more than $238,000 worth of unsecured debt. Among his assets, he claimed two handguns, according to bankruptcy court records.


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This turned out great, Robbie! Yip yip guys!
And one other thought- the toy alien wasn't really a live alien in the movie. That's why it's not a skull. I'm guessing he just kind of ripped the head off the toy and howled victoriously. Actually, predator playing the claw game to get the alien toy would be kind of a funny image, too.
Scullboyknc wrote:His necklace looks like its made of the skulls of those little head-shaking guys of the forest from Princess Mononoke. I forget what they're called.
I believe the Predator has had that kind of skull necklace for a while: It's a crap screencap, but still. I was putting together a female Predator maquette and she's got the skull necklace, too.
The Alf rug really ties the room together.
congrats Robbie!
I really like the design, but I'm a little disappointed that it's the martians from Sesame Street instead of the worms from MIB.
laurafoy wrote:"Some men hunt for sport, Others hunt for food, The only thing I'm hunting for, Is an outfit that looks good..." What's on the plaque on the right?
the muppet moon aliens from jim henson http://xshadowmoonx.deviantart.com/art/Muppets-125162789?q=favby%3Ajimhensonconnection%2F38717947&qo=23
fromagex wrote:The Alf rug really ties the room together.
Winning comment right here! All other comments fail I'm comparison.
But this is the classic Yip alien clip:
mlutz3 wrote:I really like the design, but I'm a little disappointed that it's the martians from Sesame Street instead of the worms from MIB.
Not me, it shows how ruthless the Predator is, even Sesame Street is not safe from him.
renatuslives wrote:Aww man, I shot Marvin in the face!
You have filled my day with LOL.
'I don't allways kill Aliens but when I do. I allways drink dosaky's. Stay hungery my comrades' Preditor
This shirt makes a lot more sense if you know who/what the Predator is. Thank you, Google, for educating me.
Kodamas. And I was thinking the exact same thing. Mix that with Ewok slippers, an ALF rug, ET, Marvin the Martian and those weird Nom Nom things from the Muppets... I think Predator has pretty much killed my childhood.
You should feel bad for putting My boy Marvin up there! So not nice!
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Now THAT should be a t-shirt!
jonwhoa wrote:Big game hunters all over the world empathize with this gentleman's apparent ennui.
i believe the opposite is offui.
Who would buy or even consider wearing such an evil looking shirt?
basfiji wrote:I want this shirt, but I'm so disappointed with the quality of the shirts now I don't know what to do. I think about why Woot doesn't care about the thousands of post about how poor quality their shirts have become, but then I realize I am still buying them so why would they care. Thanks Woot!
Yup. And it is the only thing preventing me from buying this right this instant. So disappointing.
rover66 wrote:Who would buy or even consider wearing such an evil looking shirt?
Um . . . in for one! Guarantee I will be sporting this at Phoenix ComicCon next summer. This shirt is awesome!!!
I wish the Great Gazoo was on the wall -- I always hated that guy!
what does it take for a shirt to sell-out these days? i bet this would have been a sellout before..
This will make an AWESOME Christmas present!! Edit: I also totally need this as a print... Woot, PLEASE do another print side sale and include this - I need it to add some class to my apartment
jroth420 wrote:Yup. And it is the only thing preventing me from buying this right this instant. So disappointing.
Same here. This site is just a comic strip / art review for me now. My last shirt made me so sad seeing such great art on a shop rag.
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- 2 10-ounce cans refrigerated pizza dough
- 4 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 16 thin slices prosciutto (about 6 ounces)
- 2 cups (packed) arugula leaves
- 2 cups fresh Parmesan shavings (about 4 ounces)
Preheat oven to 500°F. Flour 2 large baking sheets. Unroll each pizza dough on work surface.
To make round pizzas:
Cut corners off dough, forming total of two 10-inch rounds.
To make rectangular pizzas:
Cut each crosswise in half to make total of four 8x5-inch rectangles.
Arrange on prepared sheets. Drizzle each round pizza with 1 tablespoon olive oil or each rectangular pizza with 1/2 tablespoon olive oil. Bake until crusts are brown, about 8 minutes. Using metal spatula, loosen crusts from baking sheets. Cut round pizzas in half. Transfer pizza crusts to plates. Top each with prosciutto, arugula, and Parmesan, dividing equally. Drizzle each with 1/2 tablespoon olive oil and serve immediately.
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- Calories700
- Carbohydrates72 g (24%)
- Fat29 g (45%)
- Protein35 g (69%)
- Saturated Fat9 g (45%)
- Sodium2,431 mg (101%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat4 g
- Fiber4 g (16%)
- Monounsaturated Fat15 g
- Cholesterol49 mg (16%)
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The area director for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration says an employee at the Kalispell Walmart died in a fall from a movable staircase in a storeroom and not a ladder, as was initially reported.
Jeff Funke says the investigation is also looking into the time it took an ambulance crew to respond to the store. OSHA regulations require a workplace to "ensure the ready availability of medical personnel" or have employees trained to render first aid.
Funke says OSHA is sorting out witness statements and the investigation may take four to six months.
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The Flathead County Sheriff / Coroner's Office has released the name of the individual who fell from a ladder and subsequently died from his injuries at the Kalispell Walmart. The fall occurred on August 17, 2014.
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European parliamentarians met in Brussels recently to debate the issue of abortion a meeting about "the rights of women in reproductive health in Latin America."
During the meeting, the representative of Catholics for a Free Choice, Elfriede Harth, urged European lawmakers to "encourage the governments of Latin America to resist pressure from the Vatican and act in the interests of their citizens, prioritizing the issues of health and human rights." She also called for "health and sexual and reproductive rights in Latin America" to be included in the European Parliament's agenda. Harth went on to say that historically speaking, Europe has a "debt" to pay to Latin America for "imposing religion on the people."
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Had it not been for a blue dress, Bill Clinton might have escaped the Lewinsky fiasco because nobody wanted to believe the reality of what happened. Even though it was
Now as three levels of scandal swarms around the Obama presidency, no one dares suggest that one or all three of the problems could reach the highest tier of government.
Not until there undipustable fact that cannot be ignored.
Even during the initial Watergate investigation, the press refrained from skewering President Nixon until the evidence became overwhelming.
That is the way it should be. In our 24/7 news cycle, speculation often goes on a rampage that is far beyond reason. Any president should be granted a certain high level of grace until all the facts are uncovered. That said, it should not be assumed as an investigation progresses that the commander in chief has no knowledge of what his subordinates are doing. If a president is completely out of the loop, then he is incompetent and has no business in the office in the first place.
Even some of Barack Obama's most vocal critics continue to say that the president is "likeable" and "cool" and "Mr. Nice Guy." Some say he is slow to anger. That he weighs every possibility and considers every option. That he is calm under fire.
Obama is none of the above.
Barack Obama may be the most vindictive chief executive in decades. He pouts and he scolds when he doesn't get his way. He refuses to take responsibility for anything that happens on his watch. He weighs every possibility and considers every option because he wants to make a choice that best reflects upon him rather than governing for the American people.
Most of all, Barack Obama will make no decision that can be directly tied to him. There is always someone else who can be blamed before it reaches the top.
In that sense, President Obama has no incriminating "blue dress" in his closet.
Depending upon the media source or the reporter, a major debate rages on as to which scandal is the most significant. There is even a question in some circles as to whether these are merely "bumps in the road" as Obama likes to call them or whether they are legitimate scandals.
Each problem is different, and each possesses its own set of issues. Many in the media want to believe that targeting the AP by seizing records of many of their reporters is the most severe. In the end, that more likely amounts to kicking a hornet's nest when it wasn't bothering anyone.
Others believe the IRS targeting conservative organizations has a more far-reaching impact because of the power it wields and the fact that they will be the administrative office for Obamacare. Certainly every American fears the idea of dealing with government tax audits which makes it the most visible problem of the three to the greatest number of people.
As investigations continue, the search will expand level by level until they reach their final resting place. Any or all of the stories may take months to resolve and who really know where the answers will lead.
For the moment it is obvious that a lot of people at lower levels of the administration are being good soldiers by protecting their superiors. Given that much of this drama began during the middle of the presidential campaign, and that subordinates do not typically make decisions of such impact at their levels of administration, there seems to be no question that higher officials will be implicated.
In the process, the American people should not be so naïve as to believe, or to deny, that these scandals may reach the highest elements of government.
If they do, here's hoping we will ultimately obtain the truth rather than the usual political gamesmanship.
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By now, you've almost certainly bought a Groupon or Living Social coupon or two and indulged in an ultra-cheap steakhouse dinner or a salon hairdo at Supercuts prices. But have you stepped over to the merchant side? Even if you don't run a bricks-and mortar store, you can get in on the group-action sales market — and offer discounts to potential customers.
Here are a few tips for getting started with Groupon and its ilk — even if you don't have a typical retail outlet:
- Try Groupon Now instead of the standard Groupon. With most group-buying deals, customers have up to a year to redeem their coupons at a specific location. If you sell your products at flea or farm markets, or if you're just not certain you can keep inventory in stock at all times, this approach may not be practical. Instead, join forces with the new Groupon Now or another real-time deals service, which allow you to feature deals that are only valid for a certain period of time (hours or days). Groupon Now is available in 20 North American cities and continues to add more.
- Offer a delivery service. If you sell a tangible product — say, gourmet cupcakes baked in your own kitchen — a group-buying deal could be worthwhile if you don't want countless customers traipsing through your house. Instead of inviting them in, offer to come to them. Just make sure that your minimum-order amount is high enough to cover the cost of gas, and limit your service area to a reasonable distance.
- Partner with an existing store. Even if you aren't ready to shell out for rent on your own, you may be able to find a local store that'll be willing to stock your products and sell them in exchange for a small commission. Keep in mind that, between the group-buying site's hefty cut (up to 60/40) and the shop owner's commission, you probably won't be making any money on this deal — but if your intention is simply to get the word out about your product, it could be an ideal solution.
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The Perfect 3-Ingredient Summer Salad
Now that peaches are in season, it's the perfect time to make this incredibly easy and delicious summer salad. Best of all, this Peach, Mozzarella, and Basil Salad only has three ingredients—not counting olive oil, salt, and pepper.
All you need are fresh peaches (make sure they're as ripe as possible), some basil leaves, and fresh mozzarella. Use the absolute freshest mozzarella you can find—the soft, pillowy, melt-in-your-mouth stuff if possible, not the dense, packaged block you'll see in most grocery stores. Because there are so few ingredients, you want to make sure everything is high-quality and delicious.
Cut the peaches into pieces, tear up the basil, and cut the mozzarella into 1-inch chunks. Put everything in a pretty bowl and toss with some good olive oil, kosher salt, and pepper. And that's it! I served it at room temperature as part of an outdoor brunch. The sweet, juicy peaches were an ideal partner for the salty, fluffy mozzarella, and the basil added an herby, summery note. And it would be fun to mix it up with nectarines, plums, or melon. I've definitely found my go-to summer salad.
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Because VoltDB is an in-memory database, once the database server process stops, the data itself is removed from memory. If you restart the database without taking any other action, the database starts fresh without any data. However, in many cases you want to retain the data across sessions. There are two ways to do this:
Save and restore database snapshots
Use command logging and recovery to reload the database automatically
A database snapshot is exactly what it sounds like — a point-in-time copy the database contents written to disk. You can later use the snapshot to restore the data.
To save and restore data across sessions, you can perform a snapshot before shutting down the database and then restore the snapshot after the database restarts. You can perform a manual snapshot using the voltadmin command or using the @SnapshotSave system procedure. For example, the following commands pause the database, perform a manual snapshot, then do a shutdown on the current system:
$ voltadmin pause $ voltadmin save 'voltdbroot/snapshots' 'MySnapshot' $ voltdbadmin shutdown
You can also have the database automatically create periodic snapshots using the snapshot feature in the deployment file. See Chapter 9, Saving & Restoring a VoltDB Database for more information about using snapshots to save and restore the database.
Another option for saving data across sessions is to use command logging and recovery. When command logging is enabled (which it is by default in VoltDB Enterprise Edition), the database not only performs periodic snapshots, it also keeps a log of all stored procedures that are initiated at each partition. If the database stops for any reason — either intentionally or due to system failure — when the server process restarts, the database restores the last snapshot and then "replays" the command log to recover all of the data committed prior to the cluster shutting down.
To support command logging, an alternative startup action is available on the command line when starting the server process. The valid startup actions are:
create — explicitly creates a new, empty database and ignores any command log information, if it exists.
recover — starts a new database process and recovers the command log from
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Even if you are not using command logging, you can still use the create
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The following example illustrates how to recover a database from a previous session.
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The advantages of command logging and recovery are that:
The command log ensures that all data is recovered, including transactions between snapshots.
The recovery is automated, ensuring no client activity occurs until the recovery is complete.
See Chapter 10, Command Logging and Recovery for more information about configuring command logging.


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A new journal in town…
If, like me, you miss the late Acumen Journal, you'll be glad to hear that a very similar journal has launched. The Journal of Life Sciences brands itself "Where science and society meet."
A copy appeared in the mail a few weeks ago, and I've been meaning to post a blog about it. Now that the web site's up, I highly recommend browsing around. One of the more interesting articles is Steve Burrill's The Global Transformation. Just as manufacturing and back-office operations have gone global, so too have research and development in the life sciences. What does this mean for the diversity and relevance of products? Regulation and intellectual property protection? Job security?


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(Left) This bed was recently created and will be planted out soon.
(Below) Pigeon pea planted in one bed to feed it over the winter. When it's time to plant in the bed, I'll just cut it down but leave the roots and the stalks in/on the bed.