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Poor Molly having to deal with Bill being the chief now. She so knows that there is more to this story and that Lester isn't telling what he knows. I'm so hoping in the end of things it is her that solves the whole case. Vern's wife sure didn't seem upset that he was murdered at the party but they all act so strange there LOL I couldn't believe with a double homicide that the police wouldn't check Lester's house more thoroughly and find that hammer. That bottle of whatever it is he found in gordo's room is going to be used on that hammer I'm sure. Gus and the married next door neighbor were funny and then to find out she's married. I never saw that coming. And him talking to his daughter, if only she knew what happened. I just love Lorne and how he behaves with everyone. He can talk his way out of anything and then when the grocery store owners bodyguard came over and he went right to the toilet to take a shit. Too funny. Did you hear they even made the water sound like a piece of shit hit the water. Too funny. So it's the aerobics instructor that sent the note. He'll be in big trouble. I love the deaf guy and his helper. Everyone up there doesn't care if they kill anyone or not. What a way to die being thrown in the lake under the ice. I don't much care for Lester's brother and sister-in-law. They are sort of duds if you ask me. Do you also notice at the warning for the program after the commercials it looks like it's snowing? Clever and clever show also.
The Blacklist ~ 4/21/14
The story lines are becoming so secondary in this show now because all the focus is about Tom and Lizzie. I loved it when he accused her of having a daddy daughter relationship with Reddington. I'm also glad that Reddington is keeping eyes on Tom. I would like to know how Lizzie got out of being handcuffed to the stairwell but I'm sure we will never know that. Loved it when she broke his finger or thumb. He is one tough cookie. I can't wait to find out what she finds in the bank that Tom sent her to. Maybe there is hope for the both of them yet LOL If I were her co-worker's I'd get sick and tired of her always just walking out on them. You'll notice the boss said as much also. It amazed me that Reddington got those Russians to go get Tom out of that building. He has so many connections and the way he talks is excellent. So nonchalant and he doesn't even bat an eye. Good show.
Bates Motel ~ 4/21/14
Unless I missed something I don't get where you think Romero thinks Norman is innocent of killing Miss Watson? He wants to make sure they didn't convict an innocent man and I think this is one of those times that Norman blacked out and he just doesn't remember. I think he took those pearls when he came out of the blackout and she was dead and he panicked and left. Romero wants to find out how Norman's semen was present there and therefore maybe he did kill her. I think it is one of those times we will never know. Romero to me has a little mans syndrome. He is so nasty with everyone and I wouldn't be amazed if that cop that discovered the semen ends up dead the way he threatened her. I loved how Norman is being with Norma. She's getting a little bit more frazzled and its good to see that. Loved all those birds he put out just to annoy her and did you notice him picking at the feathers after Norma left? I love how he is standing up to her. I also was proud of Dylan for standing up to Nick and saying he will kill him if he bothers his family again. I wonder what has happened to Caleb? LOL I don't think Norma went and had sex with George as a substitute for Norman I just think she was so mad she went back to him. She sure as hell didn't seem to be enjoying it. George needs to tell her to buzz off. I think Zane is going to be the next one to bite the bullet so to speak. Seems like his sister even gave her blessings to that. He's way out of control. I'm also thinking it has to be Nick who kidnapped Norman or Romero. We shall see. He is a very scary person which makes him so intriguing. Good show.
Person of Interest ~ 4/15/14
Poor Finch. He was so devastated that the Machine spit out a number of someone they must kill in order for the many to be saved. I felt bad for him but at least he did get his way and they didn't kill the Congressman. I loved the Reese walked in on him and his assistant and then they later found out that Decima was protecting him by getting him stock tips in order for Congress to get Samaritan through Congress. I can't imagine that Finch is going to walk about from this and let Samaritan actually happen. It will have all relevant and irrelevant numbers it can muster up and then everyone in the US better watch out. Greer sure does know how to work people getting that Senator that was involved in the creation of Nothern Lights and threatening him with exposure to that fact. Wouldn't you know that Greer would get a 24 hour window to show Congress how their machine works. What they aren't going to show them is the irrelevant numbers. How Root can go through all those numbers and figure out which ones are relevant now that the Government can't take them is beyond me. Her brain must be hardwired LOL but I suppose were not suppose to think of that. Wouldn't you know the first thing that Greer would have done with Samaritan is find Finch. It's going to be interesting to see how this all gets resolved with Root talking to the Machine as well as Finch and then having Samaritan. I loved how Shaw and Root killed all those arm's dealers in that little bar in Florida and how she went to Alaska to start the trip with Root. I felt bad that Shaw got shot but she's a tough broad. No Bear and Fusco, except Fusco by name. Good show.
Fargo ~ 4/15/14
I had no idea that this was based on the movie Fargo and further more had no idea the movie Fargo was about this. I thought it was about some hick western movie LOL. When I told Jackie and Scott that this new they started talking already about the movie. I have to say I am hooked on this show already. Those bangs on Billy Bob Thorton are just too funny. I love how he gets thrills out of causing doubts in everyone and then either they kill or go out and hurt who they are pissed off at or he does. I bust out when the eldest idiot kid of Hess started beating the shit out of the other and then Molly charging them and ending up in the air and all of them falling on the ground. And then him telling the boy to piss in the gas tank and he calls the hotel manager. Too good. I think Molly is gonna be good and just needs self confidence. Vern handled her very well and I'm glad she told her dad she doesn't want to be a hostess and wants to remain a cop. I was shocked at all the killings and if I were Lester I would have done Pearl in about the day after the wedding LOL I am amazed that Gus let Lorne go but the way he talks and the stare he gives off I guess I would have done the same thing. Lester was pretty smart to go running into the wall so he would get hurt. Again stuff like that was just too funny. Vern calling the guy in the woods underwear panties LOL I felt so bad for Molly having to tell Vern's wife that he was killed. I didn't know this is a true story either. The thing I'm confused out however, is in the beginning of the show they said the names and stuff were changed out of respect for the dead. But I believe it said this took place in 2006 and Scott said the movie was done much earlier. I checked and it came out in 1996 so I'm assuming they just changed it to 2006 just to change the dates out of respect but all the appliance etc seem and look like it was done in the 70′s or 80′s. I'm probably over thinking that and I will just have to let it go. Excellent show.
I was so proud of Ben for saying that he rather be court-martialed than kill that kid of the brothers who betrayed them but then Ben gained his trust. I think that he is going to come out okay in all of this. Loved Simcoe and the way be behaved during the whole episode. And that damn wig not on straight just made it that much better. I liked Caleb and Anna together but they are lying to Abe about Simcoe. He's going to be pissed when he finds that out. And of course Abe finding out about his father, who made some ground in his relationship during their talk on the way to New York, going to sell Anna's cauliflower. It just never ends in this show. You never know who you can trust and who you can't. Mary and Anna were real good to. I'm glad that Mary found out the truth about the whole thing and that we learned why Abe married Mary. I just wish he would be faithful to her or divorce the broad. He has a good life but I think this spying is going to get the best of him. Caleb was a riot in that little sail boat singing that spanish song in the end. Felt bad for the farmer dying who house Ben et al. I don't like that general and I guess it was a lie about Washington losing. So much going on. I wonder if this really went on back then? I have to think it did.
Game of Thrones ~ 4/20/14
I just love Dany and the way she is getting all these people to be in her army. Was awesome when they flung those barrels and out came the broken chains, collars and such. I loved the duel between the Champion of Meereen and Daario. The little wink he did and kissing of the knife then peeing on the champion was great. I was sort of glad that the dragons weren't on the show so we don't get sick and tired of them. I loved the rape scene with Jamie and Cersei with that dead Joffrey right there LOL He's been wanting to get those love juices flowing since he came back and I think we haven't seen the end of the consequences for him doing that. Loved Olenna telling Margery that the next one will be easier LOL Looks like Tommen is going to be her husband. Tywin is Oberyn on the council and as the third juror sure is going to lead to some good story lines. Loras is only gay. He was with Renly remember? I liked that bisexual scene when Tywin came marching in. Littlefinger arises again. I would have never thought he was behind Dontos and then killing him. He was right all for money and that fake necklace. Ygritte is the one with Jon and that is a boring story line except I like how Styr eats people and made that poor boy listen to him say he was going to eat his mama and papa. Poor Gilly in the whore house. I hope Sam made the right decision. I wonder what Gendry has up his sleeve with the Bank of Braavos? It better be something good or Stannis is going to have his head literally. Besides Dany Arya and the Hound are the best part of the show. He is teaching her in a rough manner and she is I think learning from him. Making excuses for her dad. Brilliant I thought. Very good show tonight. And you are right Joffrey's best acting LOL
Unforgettable ~ 4/18/14
You are so right that it was good having them defend someone that was wrongly accused and I have to say I got tears in my eyes when the doctor offered him a job at the end. I thought that was real good. I loved the way that Eliot got to say that the assistant DA was being arrested. I also loved it to that Cherie Rollins-Murray (They call her Murray I think – the black cop with the hair) told the pizza owner about the hair nets and when Al asked her how she she knew that and she said she was just making it up. Was real good. Didn't you also like how fast Carrie came up with who the black guy was before the machine did that Jay was working? And yes I like when they show her remembering. They make it so you know that's what they are doing. Also enjoyed the apartment hunting about moving from the 11′s to the 10′s or whatever it was. They flirt with Carrie and Al being a couple in the past and it makes you wonder if it is going to happen again. I love Jo even how little she is on. Enjoyed it a lot this week and yes Haskell is on their show next week
Vikings ~ 4/17/14
Poor little Ivar The Boneless. I was glad that Ragnar didn't kill him and I could see why he would because back in those days there was no way to help him. I guess his fatherly instincts took over when he had the axe to his neck. I was so hoping that Aslaug was gonna die and mad at Siggy for talking to her and getting her to wake up and push the kid out. Bitch! LOL I'm still hoping that her and Ragnar split and he might be so mad at her for having given birth to a crippled son it still might happen. They sure are still having the infighting between Ragnar, Horik and Lagertha going on. The equality seems to have gone out the window when Horik told Ragnar he is the King. I thought when he said that where's the equality. He didn't mention Lagertha then. I think Ragnar was right to send a messenger to Ecbert but Horik wasn't when he set up the trap when Ecbert's son and them left. I wonder if Ragnar was a part of that trap? Ecbert sure is going pissed off and I bet a battle is going to be in the works. Lagertha sure did put that peeping tom Einar in his place. She handled him well I thought. She is tough as nails. Bjorns romance with Porunn sure has heated up quickly and it seems like Lagertha likes it when she gave that little smile. I love the scene when everyone was on the mountains watching the ships leave. So pretty. Princess Kwenthrith has a huge sexual appetite LOL Poor old Ecbert couldn't even keep up. She sure was interested in Athelstan and first but that virgin could have cared less. When they went up to Horik's place and that chick came to Athlestan in his flashback that voice sure did sound like Princess Kwenthrith and if it was her I can't figure out but she seemed to know of the sacrifices and sexual encounters the Vikings are into so it just makes me wonder if it was her. Floki sure has taken Horiks side and I just don't get that. I hope he comes back to his senses. And it seems to me that Ragnar's main goal is to get Athelstan back. I think he really likes him because of his intellect and Ragnar was learning to much from him. So we shall see how this ends up. Only two more episodes for this season.
Dallas ~ 4/14/14 (Season Finale)
Once a drunk always a drunk. I couldn't believe that Sue Ellen went back to the bottle. And both Ann and Bobby sure didn't search the house enough with her finding that bottle. And wouldn't you know that Southfork would go ablaze and she would be passed out in there and it looks like Christopher and Bobby are knocked out too. But in the previews of things to come it looks like they all get out. So I guess we are to wonder if it was Drew or Bo who set it on fire. Or was it Sue Ellen falling on something that started it. I loved loved loved Pamela, Emma and John Ross. I thought for sure she was out to kill them but then to start the bisexual stuff with Emma and getting John Ross involved and both of them in the green outfits. Was a hot scene I tell you. I didn't see the pills happening and I guess we are to wonder if she lives or dies. Time will tell. I'm disappointed in Nicholas for punching holes in that thing Elena sticks up her twat. I guess he wants to be a daddy with her real bad. How Drew got away from him I can't figure out. I knew Ann and Harris would lock lips. I think more of that is to come. I thought Bobby was very nasty to Ann calling Southfork his home and not including Ann. He goes off quicker than any one on the show. Mama Harris was so good with John Ross. I was hoping for a minute and hope later they have him and her get the love juices flowing. I love the way she talks. Christopher as sure fallen for Heather fast. I think they are really exaggerating him falling for her so quick. I guess her and Bo aren't after the Ewings. Pretty good ending I must say.
Bates Motel ~ 4/14/14
Poor Dylan. That guy gets beat up more than anyone on the show but I'm glad he snuck off into the overgrowth. I hope Nick's men don't find him. Did you read where we know who Zane's sister is? I put it in last weeks post. I tell you Norman's black outs as we know are the root of all his problems and I am glad that Norman confronted her and told her to tell him. Of course she wouldn't. Imagine just getting on the council and this happening. That female cop wouldn't let up and now that they have matched up Miss. Bates DNA to Norman I wonder what is going to happen. I sorta felt bad for Romero seeing Norma hug George. I think he really likes her. So Cody is moving. I guess we have seen the last of her, at least for a while I think. We shall see. Emma was good with Norman. They are like a brother and sister and when she talked to Dylan I thought for sure he would go see Norman but I guess not. Norman seems to be getting more and more balls against his mother but I think something is going to happen to reign him in. Norman sure doesn't like George and something is going to happen there I bet. Zane was nasty to Dylan about his sister but I think he told him the truth. I thought for sure he would be nice to Dylan after saving his life. Only 3 more episodes.
Him so John Andre sure did get a new spy in a fun way. I'm anxious to see how she is. I like Robert and he sure did get to the bottom of things. I can't believe how they kept the bodies when they were killed. Did you see Abe puking? I can't believe Robeson and Captain Joyce were doodling each other. Who would have thought and then he sure did turn that story around making it look like the drummer and has the goods on Robeson so you know he's going to do what he wants him to do. Sure does put Abe in a spot. I felt bad for him when the barn was set on fire. Another huge flame. I was glad that he put two and two together and came up with Robeson. I told you Simcoe didn't get killed but it so looks like he has the upper hand now that the General found out what Ben and Caleb were doing to him. They didn't get much information. I felt bad for Anna when Abe said they couldn't see each other any more and I felt worse for her when he told her Simcoe was missing and not dead. Was glad that Abe's father believed him he didn't kill Joyce but he sure isn't letting up on the fact that it's Anna. Good show.
Game of Thrones ~ 4/13/14
The show has been picked up for seasons 5 and 6 I can't believe you knew Joffery was going to get killed soon this season and didn't even tell me. LOL I am so glad that little bastard died. I thought all was going well and glad we didn't have to suffer through much of the wedding and then when he brought out those 5 dwarfs and they did there thing making fun of Tyrion and then with that wine. That little rat bastard. I would stand up and shit yea I killed him. I'm so glad he's gone. I can't wait to find out who takes over for him. Margaery? I doubt it but she is the Queen but back in that day and age I don't think they would allow that. Jamie certainly is going to get back to a fighting machine I think. Bronn was to much when he said they are safe there because he fucked a woman and no one could hear her LOL Loved the talk between him and Loras about Cersei. Who would want her. And did you see Loras flirting sort of with Oberyn? Some gaydar Enjoyed the insinuations of the killing of poor people and kids that Oberyn made when talking to Twyin and Cersei. And I think Twyin and Lady Olenna would make a good couple. LOL Brienne really loves Jamie and you watch Cersei's jealously turn into a huge rage against her. I felt so sorry for Shae when Tyrion treated her so badly and kept calling her a whore and sent her way. He better watch out because Twyin told Cersei to send her to the Tower of the Hand. Theon is such a pussy still. I like the name Reek better LOL Roose is going to have a harder time, learning that Reek didn't kill Bran Rickon, holding onto the North and Bran's warging into his dire wolf was sort of weird and I wonder what this is going to lead up to. I did enjoy that tree though. Had to be in the future cuz he sees the Iron Throne all ratty looking. Was weird showing Stannis for the first time and he burns his brother in law. YEAH JOFFREY IS DEAD!!!! Best royal wedding I've ever seen.
Grimm ~ 4/11/14
I agree with you that this was one of the best Grimm shows they have had on. I loved all the plotting and twists and turns that they went through and you are so right that it tied up a lot of loose ends that we haven't known. I felt so bad for Adalind. I loved it when she turned and all the windows in the cars shattered. I can't figure out what they are doing having Mama Grimm take Diana. It just doesn't make sense and yes Adalind is going to be super pissed off but I can't believe she isn't going to get her back. I love how Diana does her little thing and how Mama Grimm told her they are going to have to teach her not to do that in public. And telling Hank, Monroe and Rosalee the truth and bringing them into this was excellent to. I don't know how they think this plan is going to work because they didn't kill the prince et al. Seems to me like they are still in the same place before the resistance from Germany, and yes Monroe your German sounded good, stole Diana. I love Mama Grimm. She is one tough cookie. No Juliette that didn't hurt my feelings much. Yes I wish Drew Wu would be on more LOL.
Hawaii Five-0 ~ 4/11/14
LOL why would I be mad. Doris has always been doing covert operations for the CIA under the cover name Shelburne. She was the one that was suppose to have killed wo fats father but apparently that didn't happen. The grave had his mother and the guy that steve killed was also CIA and I guess he's the one who botched the killing of wo fats dad. I don't get yet how doris came out smelling like a rose but apparently she did. It was wo fats mom in that grave in Cambodia at least according to the guy steve killed. There is still some part of this story that we don't know yet. Steve has never trusted his mother and we don't know where she is or what she is doing or what her connection to wo fat is. We thought she was his mother. Remember she faked her death to protect her family from whatever she did in the CIA. So now that the guy that didn't want steve to find out the truth about whose in that grave which i'm sure will lead him to find out more of the truth about his Doris. To tell you the truth I'll be glad when this part of the show is over with. I mean the guy setting off the bomb was for Steve yet he drug the whole 5-0 team into almost getting hurt and it's all about steve. It was good how steve and danny talked and I'm wondering how long Amber is going to be on the show. So we shall see what goes on. This is again the beginning of them getting rid of Catherine. I sure didn't feel the love between the two of them in this episode. It's not on next week…well it's a rerun…so once again we have more time to forget what happened. LOL


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Education > K-12 Education > Student Competitions > Poster Competition and Project Competition
The American Statistical Association Project Competition Rules
Entry Rules and Evaluation Methods
- Projects must be the original design and creation of the entrant(s).
- Subject matter is the choice of the participant(s) or their classmates.
- In submitting a project, students agree that the project may be displayed at the ASA's Joint Statistical Meetings, featured in its publications, and included on its web site.
- All entries become the property of the ASA.
- Only first-, second-, third-place, and honorable mention winners will be notified personally. The ASA web site will announce winners in August.
- Students may work individually or in teams. The maximum number of students per team is four. For teams with members from different grade levels, the highest grade determines the entry category.
- The online entry form must be submitted with the project or the project will be disqualified.
- For grades 10 - 12, the student does not have to be currently enrolled in a statistics class. However, the methods used in the project must be able to be connected to a curriculum of a non-AP high school statistics course or to the AP Statistics curriculum as defined by the College Board. The student may combine multiple techniques learned in AP Statistics in a non standard way.
- Students may receive adult guidance with their project. This extent of the guidance needs to be acknowledged in the paper. Papers will not be penalized for acknowledging that they asked for guidance.
- Students are also expected to be scientific professionals. Confidentiality and anonymity of participants should be considered. Risks to participants (animals or humans) should be minimized. Unethical conduct may result in disqualification.
Teachers and statisticians, whose decisions are final, will judge the posters on the following:
Question: Is the question clearly stated, focused and interesting?
Research design and data collection: Were the data collected in an appropriate manner and directly by the students?
Analysis of data: Is the analysis appropriate for the design? For 10th through 12th grade students, is the analysis within the scope of the AP Statistics curriculum or non-AP statistics high school course?
Conclusions: Are conclusions consistent with the analysis, and has the question been answered?
Reflection on process: What should have been done differently? What are the suggestions for further study?
Final presentation: Is the written report well organized and presented? Does the project display creativity and/or originality? Are supporting graphs and charts carefully prepared?

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Sociology Scholarships
In addition to need-based and other general scholarships for which all students are eligible, the Sociology Department provides scholarships specifically for majors.
Barbara Gezon Baker Scholarship for Academic Excellence
This scholarship is awarded to departmental students entering the junior or senior year who have an outstanding academic record, particularly within the department. The quality of the student's written work may be considered as well. Candidates are nominated by department members.
*No application is required.
Dr. Donald Bouma Memorial Scholarship in Sociology and Social Work
Two scholarships are given annually to a sociology or social work major entering the junior or senior year, in memory of Dr. Bouma, Calvin's first professor of sociology. The scholarship requires an application. The recipient will agree to write a major paper in an existing course on a topic related to issues of social justice.
Daniel C. Duyst Memorial Scholarship
Applicants must be entering the junior or senior year and be pursuing a Sociology major with a GPA of 2.70 or higher and an interest in criminal justice. Special consideration may be given to those who aspire to a career in law enforcement, while those interested in a broad range of service opportunities in court, correction, and treatment-related roles are eligible to apply.
Sociology and Social Work Faculty Honors Scholarship
One scholarship is awarded annually to a sociology or social work major entering the senior year. An application is required.
Leanne Joy Knot Memorial Scholarship
Recipients must be social work or sociology majors entering their junior or senior years with a cumulative grade point of 3.0 or higher. In addition, recipients must demonstrate a sincere desire to (1) help children, (2) promote improved health care, education and standards of living among the poor, or (3) volunteer in the Peace Corps. Financial need will also be considered.
Theodore A. Rottman Scholarship in Social Justice
This scholarship is for sociology majors who are dedicated to careers in social justice and recognize the crucial nature of a Christian perspective on a broad range of social justice concerns such as anti-social behavior, medical issues and social class disparities. Recipients must be sociology majors dedicated to a career in social justice and entering their junior or senior year, with first preference for seniors, with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher.
Vanderploeg-Edgerly Scholarship
This scholarship recognizes a promising student majoring in sociology, social work, or criminal justice. Applicants must be entering the junior or senior year and have a cumulative grade point of 3.0 or higher. The recipient will agree to write a major paper on the topic of child sexual abuse.


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The crowning jewel of the Raven men's and women's basketball programs is the Ralph Nolan Gymnasium. Home to both basketball teams and the volleyball program, the Nolan Gymnasium has been the home of the Ravens since the dedication of the Student Union in the fall of 1996. Ralph Nolan Gymnasium is named after former men's basketball head coach and Benedictine College Hall of Famer Ralph Nolan who led the Ravens to NAIA National Championships in 1954 and 1967. The Ralph Nolan Gymnasium floor was recently refinished and repainted in 2007 and features the "Stand Up Raven" logo prominently at half court. Fans can sit on each side of the court and the famous "PIT" student section is located on the south baseline. The men's and women's basketball programs and the volleyball program have their locker facilities in the building as well. The men's and women's basketball locker rooms were renovated in 2009 and 2010 respectively and feature large professional style wood lockers for each player and large flat screen TV's for game film study. |
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Winter Skin Wonderland
The first thing to remember to do is to exfoliate, according to dermatologist Laura Moore. Removing dead skin cells can boost cell reproduction and removes that dull glow that can emanate from dry skin. Just don't over-exfoliate or you'll find your skin drier and flakier than ever. Gentle exfoliation is key; avoid harsh products.
Your skin can be oilier in summer when a gentle facial wash is ample for cleansing, but upgrade to cream-based cleansers in the winter months. This will provide further moisture where needed. Finish up with a super rich moisturiser such as Estee Lauder's Hydrationist or Clarin's Hydraquench cream.
Serums are all the rage these days and there is certainly no shortage of excellent ones to choose from. The wonderful thing about serums is that not only are they are good anti-aging booster, but they give added moisturiser to your skin before a moisturiser is even applied. Just remember to use creams with UVA protection; the weather may seem dull and cold, but sun damage can still occur.
Once your skin is buffed, cleansed and well moisturised, it will respond far better to make-up.
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Senator: Armed Forces to have missiles within Aquino's term
-A A +AWednesday, July 27, 2011
THE Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) will have missiles in its arsenal within President Benigno Aquino III's term of office, a senator and former soldier said Wednesday.
In his State of the Nation Address (Sona) on Monday, Aquino promised capability upgrades and modern equipment for the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).
He said the BRP Gregorio Del Pilar, a former US Coast Guard cutter, may just be the first of "more vessels in the future — these, in addition to helicopters and patrol craft."
"If we mean decent armed forces that can maintain peace, that can be done within the next few years under President Aquino," Trillanes said.
"What we expect is that, finally, within his term, that we finally get missile technology. We're really lagging behind (other militaries)," he said, adding the AFP should also eventually buy submarines.
He said Filipino soldiers are trained well but lack equipment.
"We send officer to train abroad, so they have their skills upgraded. We are on standard as far as training and indoctrination is concerned," he said.
Trillanes, a former Navy lieutenant, said he has already seen some of the President's efforts to reform the AFP.
Aquino has put up housing projects for soldiers. Their combat pay has also been raised to P500 a month from P240 a month.
Soldiers in combat operations also get P150 a day as "combat incentive pay."
"He exceeded the expectations in this regard," Trillanes said.
Trillanes was jailed for more than seven years for his participation in mutinies against the administration of then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. He, along with more than 300 soldiers, was granted amnesty by the Aquino administration. (Jonathan de Santos/Sunnex)
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We finally got the port for my memory stick reinstalled on the 'puter. So here's the re-landscaping project so far.
This is the right side of my front porch. The area where the Weeping Norway Spruce is, is where we had to dig the 5'x5' hole to waterproof the basement wall behind the stairs. I'm real happy with the shape of the spruce. In front of it in that little courtyard, are 3 varigated Azalea Silversword, one that is a bit confused and blooming: On the other side of the courtyard, (where we had to dig out a 3' stump), are more Azalea Silversword and an evergreen, curly leaved, privet (can't remember the name): In front of the courtyard on that side, are 9 Buxus Green Mountain and 5 double Knockout Roses. In this pic, I've temporarily placed some mums whose homes are TBD: In front of the courtyard on the other side is a Blue Spruce 'Montgomery' I've placed one of my containers beside it for some color for now: The front portion is where we had to dig out the limestone slag. I took this pic just as I beginning to determine how big a job it was going to be remiving that stuff: To the right of the Montgomery and temp. container is Acer 'Fireglow', a sport of 'Bloodgood' that gets 10'x10'. It's approx 5' now: Here's the rest of the area in front of the garage. Next to 'Fireglow' is the rescued Daphne, more Boxwood, the area reserved for Magnolia 'Jane' and a Tiger-eye Sumac. I'm not sure I like the latter and/or like it there: Here's the infamous boulder retaining wall. You would not believe how heavy these boulders are and how many times I shoved them around and turned them around. The 2 on either side of the end of the walk have to be moved somewhere else, but I don't know where: Here's the other side of the retaining wall. There are 5 Weigelia Wine & Roses and Sedum Angelina around the pear tree. The idea behind using the boxwood hedge, is to hide the skunky appearance of perennials at this time of year behind them. I like the 'S' curve of the boxwood, but may have to adjust the placement, reduce or add to them when the Magnolia gets delivered. Now I have a question for you guys. I need to add some evergreens. I'm thinking about 3 ea oOn either side of the new walk and am considering 'Juniperus horizontalis 'Limeglow'. Below is a link. I've mocked it up using Hakonechloa which is similar in texture and color. What do you guys think? So that's it so far. I think I need my own gardener that I can just direct!
Here is a link that might be useful: Juniper 'Limeglow'
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- Posted by gardeningmary (My Page) on Wed, Sep 13, 06 at 20:09
Honey - what beatiful results to all your hard work. It looks FANTASTIC!! I think the limegreen Junipers would be stunning flanking the walk. I have a Magnolia Jane and a Tiger Eye Sumac. Jane is new this season but has setteled in nicely. I'm completely in love with the Tiger Eye, in fact mine way outshines the Sambucus Sutherland Gold, keeping its beautiful colors all season. It has also been very well behaved - no suckering at all. The weeping norway Spruce is a beauty - it does indeed have a wonderful shape. Your new landscaping incorporates the very best design elements with different textures, colors and pleasing lines. Congratulations on all you have achieved! Mary |
Thank you, Mary, for your kind words! I think I'll feel more comfortable when I get all the plants in and they get a bit larger. What you said about the sumac is interesting, b/c I had been thinking of using Sutherland's Gold there but was concerned about the berries and whether or not I could prune it to keep it small. The nursery here told me that the sumac doesn't get as large here as in warmer climates so I decided to try it. How big is yours? My hesitation about "Limeglow" is it's color retention as it grows and ages. I'll have to do more research, I think. I'm just trying to take this one layer at a time so I don't overwhelm myself. |
OK, I just lost Firefox along with my reply to you Honey. So briefly, I love what you are doing, think Tiger Eye is fabu-fabu, know what work it is, but think you are doing way better than any landscaper would have done. Your specimens are beautiful and everything will look super in the winter too. Way to go! |
It's like kids Honey. You wish away their youth and then when they get bigger, you wonder why you were so eager for them to grow up! So take it easy, things will grow bigger than you can foresee. Sometimes they sulk, but at least they don't talk back or ask for the keys to the car! |
Wow, Honey, you've done alot of work there! Is this your design? I think the Junipers would look great. Marie is right about mature size of most plants. The tag guidelines usually indicate 10 year size. I have a couple of Knockout roses and they can get quite large-at least 3-4 feet tall and wide. You can prune them severely in the spring though. Leave some space for permanent containers and summer annuals that will carry you through with color for most of the growing season. The evergreens will shine the rest of the months. You people may convince me to try one of these Tiger Eye sumacs yet...except...do a search on the shrub forum-people are having suckering problems and seeing signs of vigorous growth and I just don't have room for something like that. Sue |
Wow Honey!!!! That was a load of hard work but it is paying off and looking wonderful. (Bug already used fabu-fabu so I thought I'd look for a different adjective. LOL) Anyway. I really like the curved line of the boxwood. Lovely! That weeping spruce is a beauty. How large does it get. I groaned in sympathy pains when I saw all those rocks you've been moving around. I know that drill and I'm tired thinking about it. I think those junipers will look dynamite there. I agree with Sue about leaving space for permanent container/s and annuals. That very large urn in my driveway garden looks really good all season long and adds an archetectual element that pleases in all seasons. One observation, you know that largish round rock in that last photograph in front of the sumac? (BTW, I'm thinking I need one of those sumac as well, you enabler you!)Anyway the rock is a bit 'perched' and might look better if it was dug in a bit or are you going to plant something at its feet? It all looks terrific and you've done an amazing job. Deanne |
- Posted by michelle_zone4 zone 4 NW IA (My Page) on Thu, Sep 14, 06 at 9:55
Honey, you are amazing! I can't believe the amount of work you have accomplished. I love the curving boxwood and am wondering where I could copy that. LOL It looks so well planned. I love your container and think it is a great idea to leave a few spots for containers. Michelle |
Honey, this is beautiful! What a lot of work it has been but it has turned out beautifully! T |
Honey, what a great job you have done! And it will only get better and better. How I would love to start all over with my beds. I look back at pics of my beds when I first started them, and they look so much better than now. Ahh well....... |
Thanks for all your comments and support. I appreciate it. This is so way beyond my skill level that I'm really nervous about making costly mistakes. Marie, LOLOL – "at least they don't talk back or ask for keys to the car." Sue, Deanne, a lot of the design ideas were mine which is why I was so upset w/the designer. I wanted that Weeping Norway Spruce by the front porch, evergreens perhaps Azaleas in the courtyard, boxwood 'curves', blue spruce shrub/red maple combo (I wanted Acer "Shaina" b/c it stays small but no one has it here), and a tall ornamental behind the pear – I asked for 'Jane' or tri-colored beech. Also on my list of OK plants was W&R Weigelas. He extended and redefined the edge of the beds which I liked, and came up with the placement of the blue spruce and Weigelas. He also suggested 'Fireglow' which was the only small upright maple I could find but he had it placed so that it would block the courtyard and the spruces behind as it grew. Tom & I moved that maple around and redug the hole several times before it got planted. Next to the maple, he had 3 dappled willow, 'Hakuro Nishiki'. I liked the plant and texture, but after researching found that it needs constant pruning to keep it's color and it often greens-out. Thus, instead I put the rescued daphne there. He suggested the sumac but had 3 instead of one spec'd. The jury is still out on the sumac for all the reasons you guys stated. Since I got it for $20, it's no biggie if it doesn't work out. I wanted evergreens at the end of the beds and he spec'd Bird's Nest Spruce. I like them, but they're ho-hum and I think I need 'bright' and color against the boxwood and 'Jane' behind. Mary, that's great to know that 'Jane" has settled in nicely for you. I can't wait to see it when it blooms. What I heard from various nurseries is that the plants in the little girl series haven't read the labels. At the nursery where I bot Jane, they have some gorgeous, huge, 'Betty' and 'Jane', some 15' in diameter. But they can be pruned. Thanks T, and Marian. It has been alot of work, even without the stumps and dumps to clean up. Deanne, I've heard and read various things about the size of the Weeping Norway Spruce. It's supposed to be a slow-grower, so size hopefully won't be a problem in my lifetime. I like the way the lower branches spread out like a skirt. I'm keeping it staked so the leader will grow upright a little more before it starts to weep. Funny, I thot of you when moving those boulders. The two on the end are just there temporarily. I do plan to dig them in when I decide where they're going. Yesterday, a friend gave me a tip on moving them – buy a couple pieces of sheet metal and slide them! Could work! Thanks Michelle. You, Deanne and I are on the same wavelength about the container. I moved that one there for temporary color and found I liked it. I love Martie's idea of cascading petunias out of a container. It would work well there if I found the right urn. I also like the idea of incorporating more containers, but I'm not sure where. Hmmm. Any ideas on perennials in the courtyard? I thot of echoing the varigation of the azaleas by adding Hosta 'Patroit' or 'Fire and Ice', or Lamium 'White Nancy'. There might be too much sun tho. Here are some plants I need places for or can redirect out front: Leucanthemum 'Highland White Dream' See why I'm overwhelmed? I need more room to plant these treasures! |
- Posted by chloehoover z6b VA (My Page) on Thu, Sep 14, 06 at 13:44
Honey - wow, o wow - what a lot of terrific work you've done. Definitely landscape designer!! I dont know how valuable my comments might be but here are a couple - I personally think you might want to consider repeating somehow the red/purple of the Acer near the walk or w/ the sumac & yellow tones/ it would "punch" that up even more - just to make it "sweep" thru to the eye? I think the boxwood G.M.'s get pretty healthy good size after a couple years also, (at least in my area, which is warmer, so maybe that's not so true of yours) so you may want to save some early pruning/moving by not planting so tightly? -- I sure do love the curve of them that you've put in though. It is just luscious. [so much for my few pennies of suggestions - but you are obviously more expert at this than I - not out of your depth at all !!!!!!!] And your conifers -- yummy! They look just terrific where they are. You've sited them to full advantage I think. I've been eyeing Magnolia Jane for some time myself but decided I was afraid it would get too broad for the location I had in mind. I think you'll love it - it looks like it could be as wide in that location couldnt it (shading the walk eventually)? Again, I am in awe of all the back-breaking, sweaty, ditch digger work you and DH have done and the fantastic skill with which you've planned this. You'll have neighbors asking your advice all the time now !! Congrats. Cindy |
T, Thank you! BTW, The curvy beds and boxwoods happened b/c of you. I kept thinking, 'curvy', 'curvy', lol. Cindy, what nice things you've said! Thanks. I agree w/you totally about repeating the red on that side. I just haven't figured it out yet. One thot is to put Ninebark 'Summer Wine' in that corner instead of the sumac behind the 'Limeglow' Junipers. The boxwood were/are a puzzle. I have absolutely no experience w/them so I appreciate your comments. The nursery suggested planting them 16" center to center so that's what I did. I bot the number that @#!%$ designer spec'd and may have too many. Also, I'm going to have to remove the boxwood behind the magnolia. I'll keep the S-shape, just shorten it up. I may have enough boxwood left over boxwood for other areas. The area between the brick garage wall and walkway is 8-9 feet and it faces directly east. I realize I may have to prune 'Jane' eventually if she gets out of bounds. I don't know about skill, tho. I'm still learning from the experts here! Actually, I'm struggling and am finding this more of a challenge than I thot it would be. But isn't that always the way! Thanks again, Cindy. |
My two cents again: I have Frosty Morn and really like it with pink veronica against the dark backdrop of purple sandcherry. Friends grow it with the pink veronica against a Diablo Ninebark. |
Honey, you know of course that I have no suggestions as to what would look good where. ;o) But I did notice all those curves.....and I noticed the curves you made using the boxwoods. I do like the mixture of foliage colors that you have, it adds so much more interest in a garden and I never noticed it before seeing Sue's garden in photos (and then in person). Now I wonder if I was just missing it or if adding more variety of colors, textures and such is a newer goal of many gardeners. Probably I was just missing it before. ;o) I'd love to see the before photos if you'd care to share them---either here or privately if you'd rather. Today I worked on my new curvy beds in the backyard. I hate to admit that the pile of wood chips have sat, unused, for the past couple months and I'm just now getting to laying out the beds. Better late than never?? (I hope! LOL). T. |
- Posted by triple_creek z5 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 14, 06 at 20:23
Honey, you are doing a great job. I really like that weeping spruce in the courtyard corner. Also am really liking those Azalea Silverswords. I have not seen that variety and think they would would look good in my new bed. The curvy boxwood are is a nice touch. I have seen that in a couple of gardens and always wanted to try it. |
- Posted by martieinct Z6 nrthn CT (My Page) on Fri, Sep 15, 06 at 7:14
Honey: How cool!!! We have twin projects!!! Yours is way ahead of mine, though. LOL Glad your moving the box from behind the Magnolia since box needs as much sun as you can give it and the Mag might make the ones near the house short. I happen to love box, especially when it's used in combo with a grey foliage plant for knot gardens, but I digress ... The permanent container idea is a must, I think. And, the cascading petunias are so DARN easy and provide so much oomph. I like the sumac. Perhaps you could put some pink/maroon-hued Sedum around the drip line to soften the edge by the driveway? It'd pick up the branch color and pull it together a bit, which is what I think might be bothering you about it? Hooray for the rescue plant! It'll probably be the best material you've got in five years. LOL No more suggestions -- it looks Great and was/is obviously a lot of work. Worth it though, IMHO> Martie |
Thanks, Marie, about 'Frosty Morn'. That combo sounds nice. I tested it between the Daphne and the maple and it really popped that area, too. T, about seeing texture and color, I think we know what we like when we see it, but the detail of what makes the combo pleasing isn't apparent until it's pointed out. I'm learning about colors and textures, too and how to foil them against each other. So don't feel alone. Thanks to you, I started a Before/After album and will combine all the photos later. To see some of the "Befores", click on the link below. When we bot this house, the siding, trim and roof were chocolate brown, screamed 80's and the landscaping overgrown. The first things I shovel pruned were: the berry trees by the front door that stained the porch littered the walk, and got tracked inside. Next went the horrid Pyracantha that covered the front and side walls of the garage. I also edited out several yews, weeded and just cleaned it up. Next, we replaced the roof and gutters and painted the siding and trim. But several problems remained. The walkway was too close to the house in front of the garage (3 feet) for any shrubs other than yews and Pyracantha. The concrete walk had heaved or sunk in several areas, and the downspouts emptied roof run-off next to the foundation or onto the walk and driveway. After it rained, we had water problems in the basement and a lake by the front door. In winter, the walk and driveway were solid ice. Before the walk install, we rerouted 3 downspouts to a central drain to carry the run-off under the lawn almost to the street to a pop-up that distributes it on the lawn. What a HUGE improvement that is! Norma, thanks! I've seen the boxwood being used and wanted to try it. We'll see. BTW, I bot those Azaleas at HD. Check your stores, they might still have some. Speaking of boxwood, Cindy, I double checked the Green Mountains and they are the kind that can be kept small here. Whew! Martie, let us see your redo! And thanks for the Sedum and container suggestions. That would be a good spot for purple emperor. Re the Daphne, I can't believe the nurseries here want $90 to $149 for the same size/condition of that plant! That's why I couldn't pass it up. Last night we bot 9 'LimeGlow' Junipers. So today I'll be moving the boulders around again and planting the junipers. Below is the link I promised. Thanks all, for your comments. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Before-After
Wow, Honey, what great results from all your hard work! It will be wonderful as it matures, and certainly adds tons to the curb appeal of your home. I don't have anything useful to add (feeling a little overwhelmed myself with my own huge pot ghetto), but you've got some great tips from others. I do think you should go back to that nursery where the ho-hum designer hailed from with pics of what you accomplished on your own. Maybe they'll hire you to replace him! Great job, thanks for sharing... Taryn |
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At least one 11-year LPGA pro-am golf tournament has been the scene for a lot of laughs, errant drives, hero putts and career-best rounds for many amateurs.
But in the case of Val Skinner's annual tournament, called LIFE (LPGA Pros In the Fight to Eradicate Breast Cancer), there is also a measurable milestone of money raised for charity. The former LPGA player's annual LIFE tournament has raised a whopping $6.3 million through 2010 that directly benefits breast cancer awareness programs.
"Having celebrity attached to your cause makes a huge, huge difference," said Dr. Deborah L. Toppmeyer, the director of the LIFE Center at The Cancer Institute of New Jersey. "The mission of the tournament each year is to increase breast cancer awareness and through this event, the LPGA has been extraordinarily philanthropic for the last 10-plus years."
Because of Skinner's commitment to the cause and because each year she enlists her LPGA peers to play in the event, the annual LIFE tournament has not only become a standing date on each player's calendar, but also a season highlight for some of the game's top stars.
LPGA and World Golf Hall of Fame member Karrie Webb of Australia says she has not missed playing in any of the last 11 LIFE tournaments. She played in her first event because of Skinner's invitation, but she has played in the last 10 events because she wanted to be there.
"I feel like in some small way, I've given something back to help this cause," said Webb, whose aunt is a breast cancer survivor. "Val is so passionate about it and it's sort of contagious to be around her. This event raises around $500,000 every year on that one day."
Webb, along with fellow hall of fame members Beth Daniel and Nancy Lopez, and current playing peers Morgan Pressel, Brittany Lincicome and Christina Kim, all have been touched in some way by the disease. And all understand why Skinner began the event after the late Heather Farr, a promising young American LPGA Tour member who was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 24, lost her battle before her 29th birthday.
"Val does a good job of getting players together and rallying us for the same cause of fighting cancer," said LPGA Tour member Nicole Castrale of California, whose mother is a 19-year breast cancer survivor. "So many of us have lost friends and family to breast cancer and it's tragic. That's why what Val does is so meaningful and important."
Proceeds from the pro-am have enabled The Cancer Institute of New Jersey to build its LIFE Center, a clinical center with teams of medical specialists. It also has enabled the launch of BioCONNECT, a program that teaches high school biology students about cancer and family history with the disease.
"This science-based curriculum is used in 34 school districts across the state and we've educated kids that cancer is a very curable illness," said Dr. Toppmeyer. "We're very grateful for these funds because we would not have these initiatives without Val Skinner and the LPGA."
The Cancer Institute of New Jersey, along with the Val Skinner Foundation and the Susan G. Komen Foundation, also launched the Young Women's Initiative. That program helps educate young women about breast cancer risks and the importance of early detection.
But along with all of the educational programs that stem from this annual day of fun on the links, comes new awareness by LPGA pros participating in the tournament. Castrale, for example, became a part of the LPGA's "Veins For Life" team that provides information about the use of ports by patients undergoing chemotherapy. By using ports, patients may better preserve the health of their veins following extensive treatment.
"I learned about this by being involved in Val's tournament and I've been able to pass along information to people who needed it," said Castrale, a two-time U.S. Solheim Cup team member. "Being a part of this event has had an impact on my life. It's not always about golf."
But because of golf, amateurs and pros alike return each year for the New Jersey pro-am to raise funds for breast cancer awareness. The event has even inspired Dr. Toppmeyer to take golf lessons in an effort to better participate.
"It's an extraordinary event and all of the pros make you feel very comfortable because their hearts are in it," said Dr. Toppmeyer. "It's just an incredible culmination of efforts to eradicate this terrible disease."
For more information about the annual LIFE event, call 866-882-LIFE or visit www.valskinnerfoundation.org .
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Great apartment complex with hotel services and facilities. It is ideal for couples or families who want to enjoy not only a wonderful environment, but also a gastronomic service in system All-Inclusive or Room only. The Aparthotel offers spacious sundeck area, outdoor pool, cafeteria and snack pool. Restaurant Buffet style for breakfast, lunch and dinner. 24 hour reception. Located in a quiet area, with open views to the sea. The apartments are fulled equipped for the comfort of their customers. Games Area , Playground, activities and entertainment for the family.Excellent value for money.
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Enjoy a varied cuisine Canaria International Buffet in the Blue Sea The Treasury. The guest can choose to stay with breakfast, half board (includes dinner) and all-inclusive (breakfast, lunch and dinner) with drinks included as well. The variety of products and food processing satisfies the tastes of our customers, including the most demanding children.
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Tours often start at the Heritage Education Centre, high up in the attics of the old Parktown Convent (now Holy Family College). Two classrooms furnished as for the year the school opened, 1905 give the pupils a chance to experience the joys of dip-pens, blotting paper and inkwells. Stereoscopes replace the modern teaching aids , while the cane and dunce's cap remind them that their great-grandparents endured much stricter discipline than prevails today.
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Reviewed Garlic Roast Chicken with Rosemary and Lemon
Oct 6, 2010 in Food Network Community Toolbox on Food Network
"This is the best chicken I've ever made. The recipe is very easy to follow (low maintenance) and the chicken comes out very moist and incredibly flavorful. The sauce is amazing. I was spooning it over everything in sight. Make sure you use the steak seasoning instead of just s&p, though. I think it made a big difference i flavor.


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Carlitos y Patricia, the successful advertising duo from Barcelona, asked us to design a poster and stationery for their campaign The Golden Pig Project. The campaign promotes Carlitos y Patricia, both born in the year of 1971, or year of the pig according to the Chinese lunar calendar.
Client: Carlitos y Patricia
Year: 2007
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January 20, 2012
This organization has a profound vision that touches our youth. They are backed by excellent supporters and donors. The strategic partnerships are doing so well for our community. I suggest parents and friends look at this for their children and teens. I love their YEA young entrepreneurs program!
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