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Here is what we are probably going to use. Even with the Trim Kit it is well under $4K for both the fridge and the freezer. http://www.whirlpool.com/-%5BEL88TRRWS%5D-1003021/EL88TRRWS/ |
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Also consider an additional undercounter fridge drawer unit inan area outside of the main cooking space. Will keep traffic outside of cooking. Don't have to crawl on floor to dig into a drawer unit. Lg french d was abt. 1600 and the underctr drawers by elux was abt 2000. Uc is pricey but worth it. |
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I have heard of the concept of "renormalizing" theories, which, I think, means that you have to make infinite subtractions (albeit a finite number of them) to get the theory to work. How can this clever mathematical trick be used to prove anything in the real world? How are these "renormalizable" theories any different from ones which need an infinite number of infinite subtractions?
The reason these things work is that the "infinities" involved appear in a rather simple, standard fashion (usually). If it were being applied to any arbitrary horrible mathematical summation (the infinities generally appear in certain integrals) then you are right, you could not prove anything. However, the infinities appear in theories that attempt to explain the real world, and the infinities come when you extend the integration to infinite momentum, where the theories are actually pretty simple (usually the integration is of some simple algebraic functions). Of course, the regime of arbitrarily high momentum is experimentally inaccessible, and so it is perfectly reasonable to assume that the theory involved breaks down some- where along the way. If we just cut off the integration at some arbitrarily chosen high momentum, we should get the right answers, as long as we make sure the integral is properly corrected (renormalized) to give observed masses and other properties. The number of subtractions involved is the number of these properties (like mass) that need to be used in the procedure - then treating similar integrals the same way gives new information.
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WASHINGTON, December 23, 2013 — It's nearly Christmas again, which means it's also time to take a look back in time at those movies that, for this writer at least, best express that good old-fashioned Christmas spirit in one way, shape, or form.
Claire Hickey and Bob Siegel have offered their top picks in years past, so a hat tip to them for providing us with some great Top 10 ideas to consider. But we're also striking off in new directions this year, including our addition of at least one exotic, newish film you may very well never have heard about.
This year's Top 10 Christmas classic films are listed in reverse order. Which means you have to read this whole article (and our next one) to get to our top pick. Feel free to add your own Christmas movie picks — and pans — in our comments section.
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10. "Babes in Toyland." This 1961 Disney flick is likely only remembered today by now-aging Boomers whose moms dragged them off to see it when it was first released or when they watched it later on TV. The Disney studios had obviously hoped they'd have a big hit on their hands, appealing to youthful audiences by casting teen idols like Tommy Sands and Disney's pre-adolescent/adolescent dream girl Annette Funicello in key roles. But they also cast their demographic net a bit wider by also including longtime song-and-dance man Ray Bolger — that popular Scarecrow from "Wizard of Oz" — as the villain.
"Babes" was based very loosely on an original Victor Herbert operetta dating from the dawn of the 20th century, which itself was based on a collection of fairy tales. Herbert's operetta was actually quite a dark fantasy. Disney, of course, changed that, re-molding the story into a more positive confection that tracked with Christmas and the Christmas message.
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We agree with Bob Siegel that at least the first half of this film is a bit on the tedious side, which likely sank it as a recurring holiday favorite. But what this updated Disney musical version does retain is much of Herbert's enchanting musical score, including its wistful song, "Toyland," and perhaps its best known tune, the purely instrumental "March of the Toys," here reimagined as the "March of the Toy Soldiers."
This scene in the Disney film is brilliantly executed by means of way pre-CGI special effects, which conjure the formerly inanimate toy soldiers to come to life, led into battle by the very human, but reduced-in-size Tommy Sands.
It's both the joy of hearing Victor Herbert's wonderful music again and the surprisingly good special effects that get this Christmas film a place on the bottom rung of our Top 10 list. Let's take a look at that great Toy Soldier scene to recapture a magical moment. The scene starts about one minute into the following clip, with a tiny Tommy Sands grabbling a trumpet and sounding the battle cry for the soldiers.
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9. "The Lemon Drop Kid" (1951). This Bob Hope classic, based, like the musical, "Guys and Dolls," on the popular fiction of Damon Runyon, stars Marilyn Maxwell as well.
Current generations likely don't even know who Bob Hope was. But he, along with pal—and fellow song and dance man—Bing Crosby, were two of the most popular film stars for a good 25 years running. The indefatigable Hope even caught his second great entertainment wave as a TV personality. He also hosted the Oscar ceremonies for years—arguably doing a far better job at it than his often dull or vulgar successors.
Hope was also known as a stalwart supporter of American GIs wherever they were stationed. He spearheaded immensely popular USO-style Christmas shows for soldiers in active warzones for decades. Unsurprisingly, he also unhesitatingly supported America's war efforts. This seriously politically incorrect move seems to have permanently written him out of the entertainment world's historical narrative, consigning him to the quietly updated Hollywood Blacklist, 2013 style.
All historical revisionism aside, Hope was a decent hoofer, a comic genius, and a pretty good vocalist to boot, all of which are on display in the following clip in which this film's signature Christmas tune, "Silver Bells," is sung on screen for the very first time. The Kid from Cleveland is aided and abetted by co-star Marilyn Maxwell.
Trivia quiz: At the beginning of this clip, you trivia buffs should pay careful attention. You might recognize the gruff singing and speaking voice of the very crabby Santa who opens the clip. We'll tell you who he is right after the video if you haven't already guessed.
Hey, no peeking. Just watch.
Right! Some of you guessed correctly. (Likely fast-aging Boomers, such as yours truly.) For those who couldn't figure it out, our Bad Santa is none other than William Frawley, best known as a TV actor in his role as Ricky and Lucy Ricardo's cranky neighbor Fred Mertz on "I Love Lucy."
The rest of "Lemon Drop" doesn't have a whole lot to do with Christmas, actually. But it put "Silver Bells" firmly on the popular Christmas song map and that's why it's on our list.
8. "The Bells of St. Mary's" (1945). Speaking of Bob Hope's pal, let's turn now to this sentimental Bing Crosby classic. As Claire Hickey corrected observed, "only part of this movie takes place at Christmas but it gets lots of play during the holidays. The basic message behind this movie is peace and goodwill so it fits." Which it does.
The film is also a reminder of an odd period in the history of U.S. film. In this otherwise thoroughly Protestant country (back in the day), good-hearted, particularly Irish-American priests were frequently cast in American films as heroic and morally upright role models, often practicing their faith in poor, inner-city parishes. But at the same time—it was unthinkable for a Catholic to become President. Go figure.
Bing Crosby, playing a youngish parish priest in this film, certainly fit the role of an Irish Catholic priest, since he'd grown up under a parochial school regime himself as a youth. This role also gave the amazingly popular actor/vocalist a chance to sing in the movie, which, along with its two-hanky story line, was a big hit on the silver screen. After all, World War II was drawing to a close for America. Thoughts were quickly turning back toward home, family, and an overwhelming pride and gratitude for being part of one mighty and newly triumphant Nation under God. Today, such thoughts and sentiments would be deemed seditious, or at least unconstitutional.
At any rate, here's a clip of Der Bingle singing the title song, accompanied by a bevy of musically accomplished singing nuns:
7. "The Santa Clause" (1994). Bob Siegel called this "A unique idea and fresh take on the Santa Claus legend. This time," Bob continued, "we learn that 'Santa Claus' is actually the title of an office to be filled. When one Santa dies, another takes his place."
At the outset, this sounds like another typically stupid Hollywood plot line. But you never know. And in this case, the stupid plotline was made funny and incredibly amusing due to the creativity of this film's top star. Or, as Bob put it in his piece, "The movie would not have worked without the subtle but piercing wit of Tim Allen. His timing and facial mannerisms are priceless."
Second the motion. It shouldn't have worked, but it did. One of few modern Christmas classics. The following official 1994 trailer will give you a clue as to why.
6. "White Christmas" (1954). Included in our selection of this film is its predecessor, the earlier "Holiday Inn" (1942), classified as either a tie or an honorable mention. We can't decide.
"Holiday Inn" paired Bing Crosby with Fred Astaire as a duo of song and dance guys who get involved with trying to make a go of a special Inn that opens only during holidays. Hence the title. Get it? And yes, it's likely that the eponymous hotel chain derived its name from this film.
"Holiday Inn" is distinctive because it was the first film appearance of the signature song for both films, Irving Berlin's immortal "White Christmas." As sung by Crosby, the song has remained a sentimental Christmas favorite, evoking warm cozy memories of all those wonderful Christmas Pasts that reside firmly in our generally idyllic childhood memories.
Banish the thought, of course, that while a lot of those Christmases may have indeed been white, they were often, for many, not exactly "merry" or "bright."
For whatever reason, however, we want to recall all of them as warmly as Bing does. This effectively transforms Berlin's tune into a nostalgic hymn that's not, perhaps, a true remembrance of our past Christmas holidays; but instead, a hopefully conjuring of how we wish those holidays had been and how we hope that they will be during Christmas seasons yet to come.
When it comes to a song like this, Crosby knows how to deliver the goods. Tempo, phrasing, even his character's persona are perfect. At least for those of a certain age, particularly on a dark, snowy, lonely night when Christmas lights can be seen flickering in the distance, listening to Bing croon his way through this classic song can still bring a wistful tear to the eye.
The magic here is all the more astonishing when you realize that this quintessential modern Christmas classic was actually penned by a Jewish composer.
"Holiday Inn" today gets a bit neglected, however, given its rather unconvincing plot. A scene where Der Bingle performs in blackface is also a touchy issue these days (though it wasn't back then), and it's sometimes cut during some of the film's rare TV appearances.
The whole thing is ironic because Crosby, as a skillful jazz lover and jazz singer himself, was a close friend and admirer of Louis Armstrong among others, and a longtime champion of equal billing (and bathroom privileges) for black and white singers and musicians alike.
Which is why "White Christmas," a sort-of 1954 remake of the earlier film, is usually the one we see on TV today during the holidays. A quirky but very talented Danny Kaye stepped into the Fred Astaire role, joining Crosby in this film which, given the still-powerful popularity of Berlin's Christmas tune, adopted that song's title as its own.
The story line is altered somewhat in this film as well. While still based on the travails involved in making a profit at an out-of-the-way inn while keeping your relationships with the opposite sex intact, this time, there's a World War II background that gives the plot a patriotic lift.
This adept retooling of "Holiday Inn" was a movie palace hit. It's plot and sentiments proved hugely appealing to a Greatest Generation that was on the make at last, having endured a lifetime of Depression, WWII, not to mention the recently concluded Korean conflict.
Here's the final production number from that film. Appropriately, it's a grand reprise of Berlin's hit. Everyone joins in with Crosby, Kaye, their best girls, and the entire crew of actors, singers, and ex-GIs, bringing "White Christmas" home again at last.
Pull out your hankies. This is a unified, patriotic America the likes of which we may never see or feel ever again. It will be missed.
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Secondary education teacher candidates receive all of their content coursework in their major department. The grades 8-12 or all-level secondary education program provides candidates with coursework in adolescent growth and development, instructional technology, reading and writing in the content areas, classroom organization and management, applications of instruction, and teaching diverse populations. Coursework is closely tied to early field experiences and student teaching in partner school classrooms.
Athletic Training
The College of Education and Health Professions offers three undergraduate degrees in athletic training through its CAATE-accredited Athletic Training Education Program (ATEP). Athletic training students may choose from a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training, a Bachelor of Arts in Athletic Training, or a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training with Teacher Certification. Once admitted into the program, students will have the opportunity to be placed with experienced clinical instructors in multiple clinical sites throughout the north Texas area. These settings include: high schools, universities, sports medicine clinics, and professional sport teams. Graduates from the UT Arlington ATEP have found employment in a variety of settings including: college/university athletics, high schools, and sports medicine clinics. In addition, graduates have been successful in entering athletic training master's programs around the nation, along with physical therapy, occupational therapy, and physician assistant programs.
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Cablegram K332 BATAVIA, 21 July 1949, 5.35 p.m.
The inter-Indonesian conference opened in Djokjakarta yesterday July 20th in a most favourable atmosphere. The conference will adjourn on July 23rd and reassemble at the end of the month in Batavia. The Batavia session is only expected to last a few days after which the parties will be ready to proceed to The Hague.
2. The Hague conference will not begin on August 1st as planned.
The most likely date at present is August 15th.
3. At Sukarno's invitation, Van Royen and members of the Netherlands Delegation visited Djokjakarta on July 17th returning the following day. Van Royen expressed general satisfaction with the way things were proceeding in Djokjakarta but concern at the delays in implementing a cease-hostilities order and at the possibility that these delays might have serious political consequence in Holland.
4. At the request of Van Royen and Hatta the Commission went to Djokjakarta on July 20th for informal talks with the Republican leaders on a cessation of hostilities. These talks were highly satisfactory. The Republican Defence Council is meeting on July 21st and the Republican Delegation will have its final detailed proposals regarding the implementation of an order ready by the beginning of next week. There is no doubt but that the Republican Government accepts the principles for a cease-hostilities as recommended by Hatta and that T.N.I. will follow the instructions of the Government. There may be difficulties however on points of detail. The main objection of T.N.I. will be against recognising the Dutch advance since May 7th. [1]
5. It is now agreed that the Commission and a small Netherlands Delegation under Van Royen will proceed to Djokjakarta for informal talks beginning on July 24th. It is the Commission's intention to remain in Djokjakarta until there is an agreement for a cessation of hostilities. This agreement would be formalised later in Batavia.
6. Notwithstanding the satisfactory developments in Djokjakarta Van Royen is extremely nervy and worried. He has given no explanation but his concern may be due to unfavourable trends in Holland. His touchiness was manifested by a special request that the Commission should not take senior military observers to Djokjakarta on July 24th for the cease-hostilities talks, lest the talks appear formal. As a compromise, the Commission has agreed that the Military advisers will not travel with the Commission, but follow on July 26th.
7. Sukarno has drawn attention to the absence of satisfactory radio facilities in Djokjakarta (K330 [2]) and has personally asked the Commission to press the Dutch for the restoration of a suitable transmitter. This is being done informally.


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Guest Blog by Matt Bershadker, ASPCA President & CEO
One of the most remarkable things about animal advocacy is that, while our mission has never been more urgent, the opportunity to create substantial and lasting change has never been more obtainable.
Whether you represent an organization with strong support and national reach like the ASPCA, or are simply in a position to make a difference locally, every effort has a life-saving impact.
Last week, we recognized some of the most remarkable people and animals on the front lines of that effort by bestowing our annual ASPCA Humane Awards. The recipients we honored include incredibly resilient dogs and cats, organizations tackling animal cruelty and transforming communities, a congressional leader who championed compassion like no other, and a child who gave her most valuable gift to animals in need.
Collectively, they open our eyes to not only to the challenges of protecting animals from cruelty, but also, our ability and duty to better their lives, and – as a result – improve our own. I hope these stories are shared and appreciated so that such laudable behavior will one day shift from remarkable acts by dedicated individuals to social norms of our entire culture.
To that end, I share these stories with you now.
ASPCA® Tommy P. Monahan Kid of the Year, Annika Glover
Alabama native Annika Glover, 11, had been battling a cancerous brain tumor for nearly four years. But when she became a participant in the Make-A-Wish program, she put the needs of vulnerable animals ahead of her own. Annika used her one wish to save shelter animals. This wish was granted by the Alabama chapter of Make-A-Wish, which donated $7,000 in Annika's name to the Pets Are Worth Saving (P.A.W.S.) rescue group in Florence, Alabama. With her cancer now in remission, Annika spends much time volunteering at shelter events.
ASPCA® Presidential Service Award recipient, Congressman Jim Moran
When Congressman Jim Moran announced that he would retire at the end of his term in 2014, it became clear that animals would lose a longtime ally in Congress. Moran's unwavering dedication to ending animal cruelty gave a compassionate voice to the voiceless in the halls of Congress. The twelve-term Congressman from Northern Virginia has been one of Capitol Hill's strongest champions for animal welfare, advocating for causes including ending horse slaughter, cracking down on abusive animal fighting, and introducing a bill to phase out animal testing for cosmetics in the United States. As co-chair of the bipartisan Congressional Animal Protection Caucus, Rep. Moran worked with legislators on both sides of the aisle to create humane, common-sense legislation, ensuring a strong legacy of accomplishments and advocacy that will no doubt inspire other leaders.
Cat of the Year, Studley
Studley the cat was found abandoned and starved along the side of the road in Washington state in 2006. After making a full recovery, Studley became a therapy cat—giving love and comfort to people in need. The only therapy cat in the program out of more than 30 animals in the Providence Animal-Assisted Activities and Therapy program (PAAA/T), Studley has been a regular visitor to the Providence St. Peter Hospital in Olympia, Washington, where's he's offered comfort to patients of all ages since 2007.
Dog of the Year, Jonny Justice
Jonny Justice was one of 49 dogs rescued from unimaginable cruelty as part of the 2007 Bad Newz Kennels dog fighting investigation, resulting in the conviction of NFL quarterback Michael Vick and others.
The ASPCA assisted in the recovery and analysis of forensic evidence from Vick's property, which helped convict him of operating a competitive dog fighting ring, a federal offense that led to prison terms for Vick and three co-defendants. We conducted medical and behavioral evaluations on the rescued dogs, and placed the 48 who were behaviorally fit for rehabilitation with sanctuaries, rescues, foster homes and adopters throughout the country.
The black and white pit bull, who previously had few if any positive interactions with people or other dogs, was given a new life when he was adopted by foster parents in San Francisco. In 2008, Jonny found his true calling as a therapy dog with a particular affection for children, participating in programs where children practice their language skills by reading aloud to him. These days he spends much of his time offering love and support to terminally ill children receiving medical treatment, and inspired a line of plush toys in his image.
ASPCA® Henry Bergh Award recipient, Lori Weise of Downtown Dog Rescue
During her daily commute eighteen years ago to a furniture factory on the edge of Skid Row in Los Angeles, Lori Weise routinely saw stray dogs suffering from terrible abuse and horrific neglect. Inspired to act, Lori and her coworkers created Downtown Dog Rescue, which has evolved into a large volunteer-based animal charity that rescues dogs and assists underserved communities in South East Los Angeles, Watts and Compton. In 2013, Downtown Dog Rescue created the South L.A. Shelter Intervention Program, which provides pet owners resources to keep their pets at home, rather than abandon them or relinquish them to shelters.
ASPCA® Public Service Award recipient, Commissioner William J. Bratton on behalf of the New York City Police Department
In early 2014, the ASPCA initiated a historic and groundbreaking partnership with the NYPD in which the NYPD responds to all animal cruelty complaints city-wide, while the ASPCA provides expanded direct care support for animal cruelty victims. Thanks to the dedication of tens of thousands of NYPD officers—newly-trained and firmly on the case of animal abuse—animal cruelty arrests in the first six months of the program increased nearly 160 percent, and the number of animals rescued and treated by the ASPCA increased 180 percent. This past summer, the NYPD formed the department's first Animal Cruelty Investigation Squad, which will solely focus on serving the abused and neglected animals of the city, making New York City one of the safest places in America for animals.
1. Don't Get Tricked by Labels
During the holidays it can be difficult to make it out of stores alive, never mind navigating the confusing labels around farm animals' welfare. If you eat meat, eggs or dairy, look for certifications that require better treatment and independent farm audits, specifically Certified Humane, Animal Welfare Approved and GAP (Levels 2+ for turkeys and 3+ for chickens). Unfortunately, common terms like "humane," "hormone-free," and "natural" can be meaningless when it comes to animals' welfare. Take our label guide with you so you're armed with facts.
2. Beware of Cheap Meat
Holidays can be expensive, so it's especially tempting to go for money-saving promotions at the supermarket. But both consumers and animals can pay a steep price for cheap meat, eggs and dairy—in the form of poor animal welfare, poor quality and potential human health risks. Animal products often cost less because companies cut corners with welfare, but all things considered, choosing higher-welfare animal products is a much better deal.
3. Go to the Source
Whether you're a city mouse or a country mouse, there's bound to be a farmer's market in your vicinity. Use this search engine to locate one. There you can often talk directly to people who work on or for the farms to learn how they raise animals. Start by asking about the farm's policies on cages, debeaking, feedlots and antibiotics. Farmers tend to appreciate an informed consumer, so don't be shy.
4. Plant Power
Try adding more vegetables to your holiday meal. Veggies are super healthy, look beautiful, and tons of recipes exist to make them taste delicious. You might also try some of the ever-more-available and tasty plant-based alternatives for meat, egg and dairy products. Testing out plant-based versions of old favorites or bringing in new veggie-based dishes is an exciting opportunity to develop new family traditions. Let us know your favorites in the comments section!
5. Ask and Receive
Above all, don't forget that you have the power to demand more humanely raised products in your stores. This holiday season and going forward, you can impact which brands your grocery store carries. Start by demanding more humanely raised chicken in your stores with our supermarket request letter.
The holiday season is upon us, and the busiest shopping time of the year is in full swing. As you browse for gifts for your friends and family members, you can help animals at the same time!
When you use the shopping portal We-Care.com to shop at more than 2,500 participating online stores, the ASPCA automatically receives a donation at no cost to you.
You can sign up for our We-Care.com secure browser extension here. It takes less than a minute to set up, and once you do, a reminder will let you know when you've visited a participating merchant's website.
Thank you for supporting animals in need this holiday season!
If you're in the market for a new best friend, look no further than Ruth. She may seem shy at first, but don't be fooled—once this pretty girl gets to know you, she'll stick by your side like glue. With a little patience, a lot of love and her favorite toys, Ruth will warm up to her new family in no time.
This sweet girl plays well with others and would make a great best friend to your resident dog. Like most New Yorkers, Ruth loves to be on the move and prefers daily exercise to stay happy and healthy. She'd be thrilled to join you for a jog through the park or spend an afternoon playing with her canine buddies at the dog park. Ruth would do best with an experienced adopter in a household with kids ages 10-and-up. Adopt Ruth today!
Ruth is available for adoption at the ASPCA Adoption Center. If you are interested in adopting, please call our Adoptions department in New York City at (212) 876-7700 ext. 4120. To learn more about Ruth, please visit her profile page.
Can't adopt right now? Do the next best thing and consider making a donation to the ASPCA.
To learn more about Ruth and watch her in action, check out the video below.
From age to color to personality, there are a lot of factors that might go into a choosing a new pet. And though we try to find the best animal for every adopter, we can't always guarantee an exact match. So when Wendy and Jamie A. came to the ASPCA Adoption Center with not one, but two, certain types of kitties in mind, we never dreamed that they would get quite this lucky! Here is the story of how this happy couple created two Happy Tails for cats named Bronte and Macaroni.
Bronte and Macaroni are about as different as their names suggest. Macaroni, a three-pound, five-month-old kitten, came to the ASPCA when she was just four weeks old. She had been rescued from a hoarding situation and she was timid, shy and fearful of strangers. In addition, the tiny kitty suffered from a severe eye infection that left a white scar across her cornea and blindness in one eye.
Bronte, on the other hand, was five years old when she was rescued by the ASPCA. Also saved from a hoarding situation, she was wary of strangers but had a distinctly social side to her personality. Though they were at the ASPCA Adoption Center at the same time, the two kitties were in different parts of the facility and had never met—until Jamie and Wendy showed up early in September.
After losing their beloved 18-year-old rescue kitty, Elspeth, Jamie and Wendy were heartbroken. Though they knew he could never be replaced, their house didn't feel like a "home" without cats. Wendy recalls, "We had too much love to give and we knew there were too many kitties out there in need of love." The couple agreed that it was time to adopt again, but they were torn on what they wanted. Wendy hoped for an older, black cat, stating, "I knew that they were harder to adopt out." Jamie, on the other hand, was hoping for a special-needs kitten that would remind him of his best friend of 18 years, Elspeth. They decided to head to the ASPCA Adoption Center to take a look around.
Wendy remembers her first meeting with Bronte at the Adoption Center very vividly. "I sat on the floor in the front area and she came over and rubbed against me right away. Not only was she a beautiful, shiny, five-year-old black cat, but I noticed that the tip of one ear was missing. This imperfection made me love her all the more!"
Meanwhile, in a different part of the Adoption Center, Jamie met Macaroni. "The only kitten to reach out to him just happened to be the same coloring (gray and white) as Elspeth," Wendy recalls. "Macaroni was also blind in one eye. Jamie was smitten with this kitten right away!"
Having found the older black cat and special-needs kitten they were hoping for, the couple decided to adopt both that same day. They changed Bronte's name to "Maya" and Macaroni's to "Gelsomina," and headed home to begin their new life as a foursome.
Back at home, Maya and Gelsomina (or Gelsie, as she's called) got to know each other—and their new home—right away. Wendy says, "They've adjusted beautifully. Maya is extremely affectionate and sleeps in my arms every night. She's more loving than I could have imagined!" Both cats love to take advantage of the many windows in their home, and they love to spend their days on window sills, in their "cat tree," or in their cat beds watching birds and enjoying the view. Wendy adds, "Gelsie is a rambunctious rascal that loves to play. She also loves her big sis. We expect some major cuddling between the two come winter."
It's hard to believe that these two very different kitties from two separate hoarding situations could end up in the same happy home. Gelsie and Maya were not only perfect for Wendy and Jamie—they were a perfect fit for each other, too.


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Yesterday, BorrowLenses, a site that rents gear to photo and video enthusiasts, posted up a rental page for Google Glass and a matching blog post. Those interested were invited to rent Glass on April 30th. The prices started at $105 for 3 days all the way to $499 for 4 weeks. With the developer version of Glass going for $1500, this didn't sound like such a bad idea if you were just looking to see how it worked without a huge commitment.
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THC driving limit: Task Force member says no recommendation wouldn't stop new bill
Yesterday, the Drug Policy Task Force met to consider THC driving limits. The DUID-marijuana working group studying the subject couldn't agree on a proposal last week, and Task Force member Senator Pat Steadman thinks its inability to do so may prevent THC-driving legislation from being blessed by the state Commission on Criminal & Juvenile Justice, under which both outfits operate. But that still might not stop a new bill.
"The subcommittee deadlocked 4-4," Steadman notes. "They reported that yesterday, and there was discussion, but really no recommendation to act on."
Steadman was unable to stay for the entire meeting, and he understands that things "got a little testy at moments" after his departure -- an indication of strongly held feelings on all sides of the issue. DUID-marijuana working group affiliates like drug counselor Laura Spicer believe strongly that the state should impose a per se standard for THC impairment, like the 5 nanograms per milliliter of blood level at the heart of a measure shelved for more study at the end of the previous legislative session. Holding a different viewpoint is working group co-chairman Sean McAllister, who believes the different effects marijuana has on individuals makes imposing a limit like the one for alcohol scientifically premature.
McAllister's viewpoint is shared by Steadman.
"I opposed the bill this past session," he says. "I was part of the majority of senators who voted to kill it on the Senate floor, and I remain rather skeptical that it's something requiring a legislative solution. I think we already have enough laws. People are already being arrested and prosecuted for this offense, and blood tests are already being taken and used as evidence. The current system seems to be working. So the only question is, should the legislature draw a bright-line standard to make prosecutors' jobs easier by legislating how much THC in the blood means impairment. And there's some doubt as to whether one size fits all."Pat Steadman.
The Cannabis Therapy Institute's Laura Kriho agrees. She's been among the most vocal critics of a THC driving standard, and she authored a letter to Task Force members outlining her objections; it's on view below.
"The consensus among experts is that there is no consensus," she maintains. "I told the commission, let's define what the problem is, so we can determine if your solution is going to cure the problem. And since there's been no increase in traffic fatalities related to THC in Colorado, I haven't seen any evidence that there is a problem."
Maybe not, but there's pressure to do something, as evidenced by this week's Denver Post editorial, which advocated in favor of an even stricter limit than 5 nanograms. Such heat may not result in action by either the Task Force or the Commission on Criminal & Juvenile Justice, though.
"This is a very deliberative process with lots of stakeholder involvement, and we advise the CCJJ," Steadman notes. "But they have a two-thirds super-majority requirement for them to make recommendations to the legislature. And given how it's set up, I don't see this issue moving through this year -- although that remains to be seen. It moved through last year, but at this point, it may have hit a bump procedurally."
Even if the CCJJ doesn't push for a specific limit, however, Steadman stresses that another THC driving-limits bill could very well be put forward after the legislature reconvenes -- "but it won't have gone through this process to build a strong amount of consensus and buy-in."
Page down to read recommendations about THC driving limits from Michael Elliott of the Medical Marijuana Industry Group, another member of the DUID-marijuana working group. (The document can also be accessed by clicking here.) In addition, peruse the CTI letter to the Drug Policy Task Force, as well as information about an event tonight to raise money for another of Kriho's causes, the marijuana-legalization campaign known as Legalize2012.com.
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Once you've arrived at your office, it's easy enough to fill two separate glasses with different drinks and to sip them according to your own preference and pace; however, if you'd like a pair of beverages during your commute, you'll be wanting the 'It's Up to You' coffee cup.
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I have planted some 55 blueberry bushes that were one year old form Simmmons berry farm. They were good specimens. I acidified the soil last July with granular sulfur. I gave each hole a large handful. My bushes have been in the ground for around 5 weeks. The leaves are turning a maroonish red from the outside in. I have been keeping them water with drip irrigation. I believe the ph to be around 6 at most planting holes. The bushes are growing on berms since my soil is so bad. I have placed compost,shreaded pine bark and cotton burr compost in each planting area. I thought that ph that was to high resulted in the leaves being yello with green veins. The bushes small and fragile and I want to do whats best. Is this a ph thing. I wasnt thinking to much moisture. We have had 11 inches of rain the last week and a half. What should I do? |
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Cold and wet can lead to red leaves. With that much rain recently I think all you can do is wait for warm weather. Maybe someone else will have a different idea but that's my thoughts. |
- Posted by northernmn 3/4 (My Page) on Sun, May 1, 11 at 19:57
I'd bet that it is the cold too. Mine always start out redish colored and after the 1st week of 70 degree weather they start turning green. If you have a lot of mulch around the bushes, that will be keeping the soil cold too (works like an insulator). I pull back the mulch a little so the sun can help the soil warming process. |
- Posted by brandond 6 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, May 2, 11 at 7:43
I sure hope its just the weather. We have had some nice weather though, its just been inconsistent. When the bushes arrived they were with green leaves. They were sent from a nursery thats a whole zone beneather our zone 6. So the redness has occured after they were planted. Its just taken a month for its to change. |
3 possibilities: 1. Too much water leaching nitrogen out of the soil, so you need to add fertilizer (make sure it's for acid-loving plants! Blood meal is good, won't raise the pH). 2. pH is too high, so add some peat moss around the plants. Did you test the pH of the soil in the holes before planting? If soil right around the plants (not sure how close you meant by "at most planting holes") in the berms is 6.0, that's way too high for blueberries! Pine needles as mulch is good, regular compost will be too high in pH. I don't know anything about cotton burr compost. 3. Plant is just stressed from being transplanted, esp. if coming from different zone. Nothing to do but baby it, check N and pH, don't overwater (blueberries don't like to be soggy) but don't let the shallow roots dry out. Some types are more drought-resistant than others, what variety did you get? I'd call the nursery you ordered from and ask them for advice. |
Its normal for blueberry leaves to turn red in the spring, if the soil is too cold. If possible, it is better to transplant blueberries when they are dormant, in the early spring. This gives the roots a chance to develop before the leaves emerge, and begin to demand water. It takes about one year for granulated soil sulfur to be metabolized by soil bacteria. Sulfur is not an acid, the bacteria have to metabolize the sulfur, and slowly turn it into sulfuric acid, which lowers soil pH. If your irrigation water is from a limestone aquifer, it will contain calcium carbonate, and the pH of the soil in your blueberry beds will slowly rise. Do you have hard water? I don't think that heavy rainfall will have an adverse affect, unless the water is ponding. Blueberries do not grow in standing water. |
OP is the same zone as I am (maybe warmer). My blueberries are already starting to flower. No red leaves. Maybe it's b/c they came from a warmer zone? |
- Posted by brandond 6 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Mon, May 2, 11 at 11:10
Thanks for the great tips. I use ONLY rain water for drip irrigation. I did run well water through the line one time just for a test run after installing my drip system. |
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Yellow leaves with green veins is an iron / magnesium defficiency...Probably cause from all the rain leaching every possible micro nutrient out of the soil...I have had over 45", yes 45 INCHES of rain in the last 3 weeks with more on the way...After the rain gets outta here in a few days, take the time to put about 2 tablespoons of slow released fertilizer on each plant and add 2 tablespoons of Epson Salts(Magnesium) to each plant about 8-12 inches around the plant and scratch it in to a depth of a couple of inches...See if that doesn't help...As long as your ph is correct this will solve your problems..that is if the rain lets up..lol...On a new planting I would get your PH down in the 5.5 range at most...Younger plants are more sensitive than established ones..The reddish leaves are just from the cooler weather..Once we get hot and drier, they will green up....Hope this helps.. |
Using soil amendments that are not fully composted can lead to temporary micronutrient deficiences and uptake problems. In addition to a light feeding and waiting things out, lay down a thick acidic mulch of pine needles or sawdust. The plants will say ahhhh. |
Blueberries don't need much nitrogen, and sawdust is a good mulch for them but first check if all the rain has leached too much N from the soil since the bacteria that breaks down sawdust (woodchips, etc.) will steal more N from the soil. Epsom salts may be a good idea but I don't know how much Mg blueberries need - they actually thrive in poor soil! This link may help - good pix, notice the red/purple leaves on the Mg deficient plant. There was another U of MI page that said "Nitrogen shortages are common in blueberries. Symptoms include reduced shoot growth, fewer new canes, and pale green (chlorotic) leaves. Chlorosis is uniform across leaves with no mottling or pattern. Leaves of deficient plants often develop fall colors and drop off early. Yield is usually reduced." Don't know why the page on nutrient deficiencies didn't say the same thing about N and "fall color". A soil test might be a good thing. |
Here is a link that might be useful: U of MI article on blueberry nutrient requirements
Sorry, don't know how to add more than 1 clickable link to a post. |
Here is a link that might be useful: MI state (MSU) blueberry homepage
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There are few super roads to Oscar glory than the biopic and none more fraught with danger. Remember A Beautiful Mind? That 2001 Best Picture winner ran into a buzz saw of pre-ceremony controversy (lots of it, no doubt, generated by competing studios) because it sometimes took liberties with, well, the biographical part of the picture. This year, with a veritable who's who of real-life figures parading into multiplexes, charges of historical revisionism will undoubtedly be raised—such as those pedophilia rumors haunting J.M. Barrie that barely made it into Johnny Depp's Finding Neverland. Which is why we decided to do a little early Oscar season digging, to locate some interesting additions and subtractions.
BEYOND THE SEA Kevin Spacey plays doomed 1950s crooner Bobby Darin.
Reality Check Darin's wife, Sandra Dee (Kate Bosworth), is portrayed as having a bit of a drinking problem, but there's no mention of other problems, like anorexia and molestation by her stepfather. Also missing from the Darin/Dee love story: the divorce.
Why the Changes? ''I was creating a celebration shaped around Bobby Darin's life,'' says Spacey, who also co-wrote and directed the film. ''There is no question that Sandra Dee's story could be its own movie, but I wasn't setting out to tell that story. I hint at her difficulties, but I wanted to make a romance.''
THE SEA INSIDE Javier Bardem plays Spanish quadriplegic poet Ramón Sampedro, who politicked for his own assisted suicide in the '90s.
Reality Check In one important emotional scene in the movie, a frustrated Sampedro weeps in front of his family. Never happened. What did happen and what's not in the movie is the political turmoil that Sampedro generated with his suicide campaign in his predominantly Catholic country.
Why the Changes? ''Ramón's family said he never would have broken down in front of them,'' says coscreenwriter-director Alejandro Amenábar. ''But I convinced them that without the scene, Ramón's character is like a rock he doesn't evolve.'' Amenábar makes no apologies for going easy on the politics, either. ''I insisted on the human side of the debate,'' he says. ''I think this is why the film hasn't been attacked.'' Not so far, anyway.
RAY Jamie Foxx as R&B legend Ray Charles.
Reality Check While writers Taylor Hackford and James L. White didn't shy away from showing Charles' unsavory habits like heroin abuse and serial philandering they did shy from an R rating. That meant no injected needles, heavy sex, or overly nasty language. Also missing: Charles' first wife, Eileen, and 9 of his 12 kids.
Why the Changes? ''The financers of the film insisted on a PG-13 rating,'' explains Hackford. ''It restricted me in terms of nudity and language. I thought I couldn't do it, but Ray convinced me. He said, 'I didn't say motherf---er in 1956, and I didn't say it in the early '60s. It wasn't what we did then.''' As for the missing wife and kids: ''If I'd wanted to do all of Ray's women, we'd have been there for years.''


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I am experimenting with the idea of creating the user manual as a Wiki. This makes it easy for me to add bits as I go along, plus others can contribute to the content in case I have not added enough detail. I don't know if this will become the final manual, or just a basis for it. - Campbell
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User Guide
- Overview
- Comparison of ADRIFT 5 to ADRIFT 4
- General Setup
- Running games
- ADRIFT 5 fundamentals
- Getting Started - Writing your first game
- The command parser
- Verbs and commands
- FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
- ADRIFT Game Development Tips
Introductory Tutorials
- Connecting locations using the Map
- Locked Doors
- Drawers and Cupboards
- Adding Characters
- Keeping Score
Intermediate Tutorials
- "How do I...?" - A collection of short tutorials
- Adding a new command
- Chopping through a locked door with an axe
- Climbing a Tree
- Refreshing the screen display when entering a location
- Character Walks
- Conversations with other characters
- Using an event to delay a poisons effect
- A lock with TWO keys
- Clothing Slots - Preventing the player from wearing two hats at the same time
- Multiple Page Maps
Advanced Tutorials
ADRIFT Reference
The Main Items
Items are the building blocks of an ADRIFT adventure. There are twelve types of item in ADRIFT.
The 5 items available in simple mode are:
- Locations
- Objects
- Tasks (Specific, General, System, Sub-tasks, How tasks work)
- Characters (The Player Character)
- Events
The other 7 items, available if simple mode is turned off:
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5 Amazing Mountain Bike Trails in Cape Town and Surrounds
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Get 'Wild' at Theatre on the Bay in Cape Town
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"If ever you miss a dinner date with your girlfriend, common sense tells you that you'd better have a good excuse. Which I did… on both counts. And my excuse was outstanding. I was attacked… by a lion… at an office party… in a strip club… in Jo'burg. Well… ok… let me go back to the beginning." And so starts 'Wild', a highly-entertaining one-man show starring multi-award breaking comic Robert Fridjhon. -
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Bear Stearns Mortgage Pass-Through Litigation
Court: | United States District Court, Southern District of New York |
Case Number: | 1:08-cv-08093 |
Judge: | Hon. Laura Taylor Swain |
Case Contacts: | David R. Stickney, Jeroen van Kwawegen, Richard D. Gluck, Matthew P. Jubenville, Jonathan D. Uslaner, Laurence Reza Wrathall |
This class action alleges violations of the Securities Act arising from Bear Stearns & Company, Inc.'s ("BSC") sale of mortgage pass-through certificates using false and misleading offering documents. The offering documents contained false and misleading statements related to, inter alia, (1) the underwriting guidelines used to originate the mortgage loans underlying the certificates; and (2) the accuracy of the appraisals for the properties underlying the certificates. The Defendants include BSC, Bear Stearns Asset Backed Securities I ("BSABS") and Structured Asset Mortgage Investments II, Inc. ("SAMI") (the BSC subsidiaries that issued the Certificates) and various BSABS and SAMI officers.
On December 23, 2009, the Honorable Laura Taylor Swain issued an order consolidating all previously-filed Bear Stearns pass-through cases under the caption In re Bear Stearns Mortgage Pass-Through Certificates Litigation, Master file No. 08-Civ. 8093 (LTS) (KNF). Concurrently, Judge Swain appointed BLB&G client the Public Employees' Retirement System of Mississippi and the New Jersey Carpenters Health Fund as co-lead plaintiffs and appointed BLB&G and Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll PLLC to serve as co-lead counsel.
On March 30, 2012, Judge Swain issued an order sustaining Plaintiffs' claims for violation of Sections 11, 12 and 15 of the Securities Act related to untrue statements and omissions regarding underwriting standards and appraisals. The Court concluded that Plaintiffs' claims were timely because Plaintiffs could not have pled facts sufficient to survive a motion to dismiss prior to one year before the complaints were filed. Further, the Court held that the filing of the complaints tolled the statute of repose for all members of the class, even where the original plaintiffs lacked standing to bring some claims. The Court also concluded that Plaintiffs had adequately pled cognizable injury, and that loan repurchase was not the sole remedy available to Plaintiffs. Finally, the Court concluded that Plaintiffs, who purchased select tranches of each offering at issue, had standing to represent all investors in those offerings.


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Landcruiser Mountain Park at Jimna, just two hours from Brisbane via Kilcoy, is a working cattle property and Queensland's first privately owned wilderness park designed for off-road and bush camping enthusiasts. There are 250 kilometres of specially designed four wheel drive trails, varying in standard to suit beginner and experienced off-road drivers.
... moreVisitors may camp anywhere on the property. Rated as one of the top ten camping spots in South East Queensland, the park has grassed, shady camping areas beside the creeks where you can relax around the campfire and enjoy the peace and quiet of the Australian bush.
Four wheel drive and two wheel drive vehicles can access all the main camping areas with trailers, vans and campervans. Figtree camping area is available for camping with large caravans and motor homes, it has gas hot showers and toilets provided with handicap facilities. Dogs are allowed but no motorbikes.
The park office carries drinks, ice, milk, bread. Basic supplies including fuel, gas refills and groceries can be replenished from Kilcoy which is 60 kilometres away. A public payphone is located at the office. The park should be regarded as a wilderness area in every sense.
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Access is available for guests with a disability, toilet and shower available onsite.
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Turn off Bruce Highway at Caboolture, through Woodford to Kilcoy. The turn off to the park is 56 kilometres from Kilcoy past Jimna Forestry.
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Tauranga Harmony Evening
22 October: Tauranga Regional Multicultural Council Inc. is inviting all to Harmony Evening from 7pm to 9pm at Village Hall, Historic Village at 17th Avenue.
The Chinese Language School and the Chinese Community will present an evening about China culture, art and food.
The evening is open. Please bring food to share for a potluck dinner. A small donation to cover the costs is welcome.
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I'd like to start growing African Violets. I've been looking around the web to see what's available and came across a site called The Violet Barn and fell in love with the minis.
I'd love to trade for some mini's .. here are the ones on The Violet Barn that really caught my eye: Rob's Ice Ripples Rob's Smarty Pants Rob's June Bug Rob's Heat Wave I don't care if they are NOID, but they should be minis and kind of like the ones listed above. I have to trade: Gingers Hedychum, Costus, Curcuma, Globba Canna Chocolate Cherry Bengal Tiger Journey's End Abutilon Pictum, Thompsonii and Megapotamicum Colocasia Black Magic
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Zachary Gipson (from left), Lindsay Forman, Michelle Gustin Craig and Kurt Gillins tackle multiple roles and musical styles in "The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)," which opens on Aug. 16 at 4th Street Theater in Chesterton.
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Zachary Gipson and Kokandy Productions will present the smart and funny musical "The Musical of Musicals (The Musical!)" at Chesterton's 4th Street Theater from Aug. 16-Sept. 1. Directed by Gipson, the show will feature Michelle Gustin Craig, Lindsay Forman, Kurt Gillins and Gipson. Pam Spitzner …