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Children & Youth: Building tomorrow today
As young people mature, the decisions they make have an enormous impact on their families, their communities and our world. But growing up surrounded by poverty, war or in the aftermath of disaster increases their risks and limits their choices.
That's why giving children and youth the right support at this most critical time is essential to building tomorrow's strong, productive communities.
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China: Helping inform policy in China December 17, 2009
Tomorrow, I will be representing Mercy Corps China at the National Post-disaster Psychosocial Response Plan Review Seminar, organized by School of Social Development and Public Policy (SSDPP) at Beijing Normal University.
Indonesia: Video: "My Child's Café" nourishes kids in North Jakarta December 11, 2009
We would like to thank those who have given online to Mercy Corps by posting this three-minute video of a program made possible by your donations: Healthy Street Foods in Jakarta.
Lebanon: Foundations for a strong future: Youth in Lebanon and Jordan promote cultural heritage December 2, 2009
Daily life in Lebanon and Jordan means contending with a large number of social and economic pressures and many young people — who make up the vast majority of the population — have lost sight of their cultural heritage.
Liberia: Every child should be in the picture November 16, 2009
In Parker Town, Gbarpolu County, in the north of Liberia where Mercy Corps has a number of agriculture programs, I rounded up these children for a group portrait.
Liberia: These children play with nothing, anything, everything November 14, 2009
Liberia: 'How da body?' November 13, 2009
Pounding rain, deep red mud...and a hundred smiles.
Indonesia: Lasting change November 7, 2009
Behavior is hard to change. I know. I've tried. Even with support, it's still extraordinarily difficult to change. To learn new skills. To give up character flaws. To be a better person.
Jordan: Youth in Jordan promote cultural heritage October 27, 2009
"Foundations for a Strong Future: Youth in Jordan and Lebanon Promote Cultural Heritage" is a project implemented by Mercy Corps Jordan and Lebanon. The project is funded by the European Union in the framework of the Euromed Heritage Programme and managed by Mercy Corps.
Kyrgyzstan: Getting creative with nutrition for Kyrgyz kindergarteners October 20, 2009
Colombia: Video: Kids enjoy peace for one day in Santander October 19, 2009


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Inside the cooler each fin has two additional bends in the middle of them. They are cut on a slight angle and act as both spacers to help support the fins, while also helping drive some of the air flow to the center of the cooler behind the dead spot of the fan.
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Does anyone know what causes these spots I get on my arms that look like blood spots under my skin? I do take an 81 gram baby aspirin every day & thought maybe that's what caused them. They disappear after a few days, sometimes longer, but they look ugly while they're there. |
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They're just broken blood vessels, harmless. Commonly occur when one is taking too much aspirin or vitamin E. Some people are prone to get these, having thin capillaries. |
Thanks, woodnymph2, for the info. I just wondered as I never got them before up until just recently. Glad to know it's not a biggie. |
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You didn't say how old you are. I started getting them when I was about 75. I told my husband if anything happened to me, he would have a hard time convincing the police that he hadn't beat me to death. They looked like fresh bruises. The aspirin could be causing it. If you are taking anything else like Motrin, you could be getting too much of that type medication. Be sure and mention it to your doctor the next time you get a check up. |
I get the little, slightly raised blood spots all the time and have since childhood. I have several near the hair line on my forehead and I commonly get them on my right breast. I don't think they are a concern |
I'm 63, will be 64 next month. These spots are quite small & don't look like bruises, just small "dots" that remind me of freckles, only they're a deep maroon color under my skin. They always appear on my left arm, between the wrist & elbow, very rarely on my right arm. I checked with my cardiologist when I was there last time & he said they're nothing to worry about, like everyone here has already said, but I just wondered what caused them & woodnymph cleared that up for me. Thanks, again. |
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I JUST HAVE TWO THERE NOT SMALL I HAD ONE YESTERDAY NOW I HAVE TWO.I also take aspirin 81 mg.THEY TAKE A LONG TIME TO GO AWAY I AM 66 I AM VERY ACTIVE, |
My mom gets blood spots under the skin, slightest bump can cause them. I think it is meds. for BP & baby aspirin & old age. Mom's 89. Friend had pretty bad spots, looked like she was being hit but then changed meds & cleared up. Imagine it could even be herbal products. Some of them are blood thinners & if you take aspirin or other blood thinner & add herbs it can be too much. Doesn't looks good but harmless unless it gets bad. If it is getting to be huge spots best to take list of everything you take including vitamins & cereals with loads of vitamins included in list. You can have a stroke if you take too many thinners. |
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Chester's Vaudeville Weekend has become the latest in a string of events to be cancelled due to the bad weather this summer.
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Updated: April 18, 2013 6:04AM
The New Lenox School District 122 Foundation's "Principal for a Day" fundraiser raised about $3,200 in the event's second year.
All District 122 students were given the opportunity to submit an entry. Each student received one free chance and was able to buy additional chances.
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John Vaux was born in England about 1836. His father's name was Jane. Bridget Jane Gleeson (born 1840 in either Ireland or Ontario, the same year her Mother and siblings emigrated to Canada from Limerick]was his wife. They were married in Chatham, Ontario in 1866. They had three children Anie, born 1859; Emma, born 1868 and Harry (Henry?), born in 1874. In 1881 they were living in Stratford, Perth North, Ontario. John was a machinist. Does anyone know anything further about this family, particularly if there is anyone tracing the family tree or where in England John came from. Many thanks. |


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Wacker Neuson has announced the winners of its 2013 Trowel Challenge, which took place in Wacker Neuson's outdoor exhibit at ...
Wacker Neuson to host trowel challenge
Posted by Lauren Heartsill Dowdle on Nov 02, 2010
Wacker Neuson will host its third annual Wacker Neuson Trowel Challenge competition during the World of Concrete on Jan. 18 ...


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Looked like a great morning with the bike ride and the ponies and horses !!Can't wait till May 5th when I will be Cruisin'!!!
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Whew, I'm caught up again. Even though we live in the country I think the VWL look like they'd be a fun place to stay. The resort and grounds are beautiful.
Love the cruise shirts even if they have Yankee's on them, (sorry A's fan here so I have to say that).
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Glad you enjoyed your BOG dinner, too bad Timmy was soo tired to go on any rides after.
Nice pics on the bike ride. Yay! You are about to leave for the Cruise! Can't wait, Love the shirts!
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What an awesome morning. Loved the pix tour of the lovely WL.
Tyler says he wants to ride Tower of Terror...we'll see. He's a ride chicken like his mom. His brother Matthew did point out that sometimes we drive 65 mph on the highway... Can't wait for the cruise portion. |
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Thank you! I have always wondered what that was- we seriously had no idea. The closest I could come was the Jetsons car/space ship. Pretty sure they are NOT Disney.
Wow! You people are SMART!! I guess I have been living under a rock for waaaay to long- time to come out! Quote:
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Somewhere around 11:45 the nice DCL lady I had been chatting with came up to us and said it was time to board the bus! They checked our documents, and we were the first on, sitting in that coveted front seat.
We were hoping to stop at the Contemporary and pick those passengers up next (there was a mom and son I had been chatting with on our meet thread, toniosmom, and I was hoping to meet her!), but we went to Port Orleans instead. Then, we were on our way! I did my best to convince the driver to drive fast and take chances, promising a big tip for going 80 mph or above, but he just laughed at me- Even when I got several people to say they would chip in for the ticket! STILL he refused to put the pedal-to-the-metal, claiming some silly issue with losing his Bus license. He was a very nice guy, though, and we chatted on the loooong ride to the port. Well, it's not really THAT long of a ride, but you just want to get there SOOO badly! He pointed out Deseret Ranch- have you ever noticed the cattle ranch on the way to the port? It is the largest Cattle Ranch in the US, and it is owned by the Church of Latter Day Saints. Timmy just rolled his eyes at me while we talked. He thinks I talk to everyone- No idea why he feels that way. We watched the DCL vid, followed by cartoons, followed by Tom Bergeron enjoying the Aquaduck and a bunch of America's Funniest home Videos. Until we saw- And we were going over the last bridge- click to play- And then we were- This was my 4th Disney cruise, my 8th cruise over all, and I have to say, seeing that ship, WHATEVER ship it is as you approach your vacation, is SO FREAKIN EXCITING!!! Ok- so now here was the part where all that confusion on my part over how this bus worked paid off- it was AWESOME to just get off the bus and not have to drag the luggage to the porter, or the ship- just get off the bus, go get on the cruise. EXCELLENT!!!! I can tell you that the terminal was very crowded when we were there, much more crowded than we are used to. Normally, we have hired a car and arrived between 12:15 and 1, and this was just a little later than that, but not by much. Although, even with the crowds, it did not take very long to get through the ears, which was kind of surprising. This was the only cattle herding of our vacation- MOO! In no time at all.... click to play- YAY!!! So happy!!! And...no matter HOW many times I embark on a Disney Cruise, that first moment ALWAYS brings tears to my eyes- it's even doing it now, here at my computer, as I type. Such. A. Sap! As you may have heard in the video, Timmy wanted to hit the head, so we chose to go straight to our cabin on Deck 6. It was nice to have my son lugging the carry on bag up the stairs- Even if he wasn't using the wheels- The luggage area on our deck was open, and we saw our luggage in there- a GREAT thing to see!! TA-DAA!!! Cabin 6002- Forward, all the way! When I had booked this cruise, I had originally booked an inside cabin- but as I watched the rates (which this cruise was sold out due to being right before Easter and during Passover), at some point a 9D GTY came online for about $60 more TOTAL- so I called my TA, she called DCL, and after 15 minutes on the phone with the DCL guy, I got a porthole. I just mention all this because the DCL guy was insisting for the first 8 minutes of the conversation that these cabins were not available at the price I was seeing online, until finally he saw what I was talking about. My TA, who is a good friend, had 2 phones to her head and was relaying all this between our calls- at one point the DCL guy complimented me on finding the fare- the TA told him he had no idea what a DISgeek he was messing with- I told him to have a Magical Day when we were done. Up next- Cabin 6002- |
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I cry when i see the ship too! Nothing like coming over the bridge to see the most beautiful site!
Look at Smiley Timmy! I think he was excited to be on the ship! Jill in CO |
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Cabin 6002 is configured a little differently since it has a slanted wall and is at the very front of the ship. So when the wall slants, it gives you a little extra floor space- which is GREAT for storing some stuff!
This was our docked view- And FINALLY I was getting a backpack!! Last year Kara took the one in our room on the DISmoms cruise because she had lost hers from the Magic the month before- still not sure how I lost THAT challenge-of course, now she is in love with RCCL and probably has thrown the aforementioned backpack in the trash, but, I digress... Seen enough? Me too- time for lunch in Cabanas- I did not take many pics here, mostly because I had taken TONS last year on the Dream, so here are just the pics of our plates- Once again, those crab claws were PHENOMENAL! As were the lamb chops. Really really yummy. I did go back for more crab, I think. Timmy had- I guess he wasn't very hungry? We grabbed a couple of chocolate chip cookies on the way out, and went off to tour the ship. Which was Tim's request- that I show him around like I always do. I thought he hated that! Who knew? I couldn't WAIT to ride the Aquaduck with Tim! I couldn't WAIT to mini golf with Tim! And...here is the real reason (I think) Timmy wanted a tour- he wanted to shoot hoops! Where's that Sports deck, Mom? Hmmm...it seems like basketball is a little more challenging than it looks- when the wind is CRAZEEE, which it was...and when Mom of the Year (that would be ME) forgets to put sunscreen on her son's neck the day before at a Yankee game and he has sunburn under his necklace. OOPS. Click to play- REALLY cracks me up he calls it a necklace and not a lanyard (WHERE ARE YOUR NECKLACES???? Ahhhh...an oldie, but a goodie- anyone remember that? It was also from a Spring Break trip report....good times.) WOW it was WINDY!!! And HMMM...it looks pretty cloudy... Cont'd next post- |
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The adult pool was looking GREAT!! And empty!
We kept walking, and when we went by the bar at the Adult area, on our way to searching for Edge, who did I see working? My favorite DCL CM. Alex. Her back was turned, so I walked up to the bar and cleared my throat. Gosh, I really hope she remembered me. Ummm...yea- she did. She screamed her head off, and I got 5 minutes of good strong Romanian hugging!! Oh- I was SOOO happy to see her!! She is the BEST!! I had told her I was coming on facebook every so often, but she wasn't sure of the exact date- so we were both very happy it was NOW!!!!! Here we are- She told me she was on the rotation to be in Pink on this cruise, and we chatted for a bit before I told her I would see her tonight! And.....every night! We figured out where Edge was- Timmy would be turning 14 the following month, so we just assumed that meant he would be hangin in Edge one last time (ages 11-14) before he bumped up to Vibe (ages 14-17)on our Fantasy cruise in December. Timmy really liked the looks of the club, and some CMs came up to us telling us the ages in the club- I guess they were a little shocked Timmy was only 13. I will say, he was looking REAL tall in there! Next, I suggested we go see Vibe, so he would know what he'd be doing on our Fantasy cruise and could report back to Tyler. Easier said than done- I think we needed directions a few times to find Vibe! (I kept thinking, MAN! I stink at this tour guide job- someone needs to fire me already!! ) But we finally made it- OOPS!!! Premature-e-post-ulation!! Back soon! |
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A CM came up to say hello, and I explained we were here to check it out for the next cruise- that timmy was 13, 14 next month. Then we went outside- When we went back inside, the same CM came up to us with a waiver form- she said Timmy was welcome to hang in Vibe on the cruise as well as Edge, as long as I signed her form saying it was ok. Sure- if Tim wants to check it out and doesn't have to give up privileges in Edge, why not? I was a little concerned because of the bad experience on RCCL 2 years ago when Tim had some issues with some 17 year olds in the barely supervised club on Explorer- but really, I knew that he would be fine here (he would have been fine THERE now, too)- I just needed to make sure HE knew he would be ok. In case you are wondering, Tim spent the entire cruise in Vibe- he NEVER saw EDGE again after our tour. It was now 3 pm- and we needed to make a beeline to the Vista Café for our DISmeet- and, as it turns out, shelter from the storm! Next! |
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Do you remember what was stuck on your stateroom door when you arrived? Looks like a magnet for something and possibly a DVC invite? We love it when they drop off the 11X13 artsy DVC pictures. We bring them home, frame them, and have them hanging in the hallway between the kids bedrooms.
Guy in the pool looks concerned that you are taking his photo! When I saw how tall Tim was compared with the other kids in the Edge and then you said you went see Vibe I immediately thought "Yep, I think that's the last of the Edge will hear about in this trip report". So glad they gave him that option. Looking around, it looks to me like the Vibe was likely a much better experience for him. |
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Love the video of you coming on-board. I can't wait to see the Fantasy atrium - only 248 days to go!
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the rooms looks great. Now if one of those behemoths stayed put and didn't go out to sea and I could get off when I wanted--i'd totally be in. But seriously that place looks grand.
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You are making me homesick for the Dream.
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Watch The Batmobile Hidden On The Millennium Falcon
This is beyond awesome! J.J. Abrams just released the first official footage of the Millennium Falcon
This is beyond awesome! J.J. Abrams just released the first official footage of the Millennium Falcon
I used to think that the government was the only one that could declare holidays, but i was wrong. DC decided that July 23, 2014 was going to be Batman Day. Check out where you can celebrate!
With the black outfits and mask, sullen expression and general "F" it all attitude; you just know Batman is a metalhead!
Every since Buzz Adams and Mando have been talking about comics, I've decide to get into watching them. I don't like to read so if there's a TV show it makes my life easier. Check out this latest Batman animated short called "Strange Days"
Remember Batkid?
Christmas movies take over television networks as soon as December 1st comes around. Most people have a favorite classic Christmas movie they watch every year, so what could make it better? Batman, of course!
If you want to kick off your weekend with some nice news that might just make you cry a little bit, you're in luck: Today in San Francisco, the Make-A-Wish foundation is helping a five year-old cancer patient named Miles live out a wish to become Batman. Thanks to the overwhelming support of volunteers, they've been able to send Miles on an adventure of rescuing citizens, battling supervillains and even getting the key to the city in an effort to give him the best day ever.
Even the San Francisco Chronicle has gotten into the act, printing a Gotham City Chronicle special edition that details Batkid's adventures, with stories by Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Brenda Starr and Perry White, apparently on loan to the West Coast from the Daily Planet. Check out the full page below, and get ready to awwww.
There is not greater dad than "Batdad" in my opinion! This dad kills two birds with one stone by playing the dad role along with Batman.
You won't find these stories in any comic book or a sexier Wonder Woman.
The nerd universe came together this past weekend at Comic Con in San Diego. Sadly, I wasn't able to attend but there's always next year right.
Well a couple of big things were announced at comic con that made us comic book freaks go crazy:
The first is that Marvel gave us the official title of the Avengers 2 movie.
Everyone knows I have a sick obsession with pugs. And this little guy is another reason why!
Was it the rising taxes? He and Robin have a tiff? Has he got a thing for driving on the wrong side of the road?


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Facebook Buying Oculus VR For $2 Billion
Soulskill posted about 10 months ago | from the what-on-earth dept.
535Several readers sent word that Facebook will acquire Oculus VR for $2 billion. Mark Zuckerberg says the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset is the beginning of something big: "This is really a new communication platform. By feeling truly present, you can share unbounded spaces and experiences with the people in your life. Imagine sharing not just moments with your friends online, but entire experiences and adventures." The obvious question is: why Facebook would buy a company focused on VR gaming? The Oculus team says, "But when you consider it more carefully, we're culturally aligned with a focus on innovating and hiring the best and brightest; we believe communication drives new platforms; we want to contribute to a more open, connected world; and we both see virtual reality as the next step. ... It opens doors to new opportunities and partnerships, reduces risk on the manufacturing and work capital side, allows us to publish more made-for-VR content, and lets us focus on what we do best: solving hard engineering challenges and delivering the future of VR." Put more simply: money and connections.


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what watermark? where?
Lust for Youth brings nothing original or interesting to the table. We've heard all of this already from synth punk and new wave bands that were actually breaking ground years ago. Why are so many music outlets suckers for derivative shit? Is there some kind of PR mandate going around where people have to cover this garbage?
Let's try harder not to celebrate rehashed fashion and move on.
awesome album art.
*148,529 too many porn site visits.
It would be truly beautiful if they pulled a 2 Live Crew and "simulated" sex with chicks on stage during shows.
The Zep cover would be cool, too.
you lost me at "because being a louder band involves so many more elements at which one may excel."
try telling that to the "technically brilliant" jazz or classical (or countless other genres) virtuosos you just completely discounted. you clearly don't know much about creating music.
Before I even looked at the list or the comments, I said to myself, "I won't be suprised if they decide not to put The Soft Bulletin at #1 for some reason, but I won't be happy about it."
Then, I looked at the list.
Then, I threw a flaming bag of shit at the computer screen.
Then, I left this comment.
Brad – you REALLY think there are two (TWO?!) Lips albums better than Bulletin? This has nothing to do with site traffic or comment fodder? Have you listened to all of these albums? More than once?
Then, I cleaned my computer screen.
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Sat, Oct 31, 09 at 9:09
I have dug out a lot of compost from my compost bin to make room for fresh yard waste. My question is should I put compost to my raised vegetable beds now or wait for next spring?
I would like to put it in now when the beds are relatively empty but worried about nutrients from compost would run off from all the rain and snow to come. Right now the compost (with lots of worms) is sitting in different size containers well covered, I am worried that the worms may not survive the winter. I am in zone 6. |
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- Posted by tiffy_z5_6_can 5/6 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 31, 09 at 9:49
Whenever you have time. Seriously, yet my preference is the fall. I enjoy getting the gardens amended in the fall and then in the spring there is so much less work. In your case, I'd do it now for the sake of the worms. :O) |
I'd do it now, too. The sooner you get worms pooping in your garden, the better. |
- Posted by sara_in_philly 6 (My Page) on Sat, Oct 31, 09 at 17:51
Thank you both for reply! Should I worried that heavy rain will wash away all the nutrient? My vegetable beds are on a slope, not a very steep slope but a slope nevertheless. |
The nutrients in compost are very stable and will not easily be washed out by rain, especially since they require bacterial activity to become available to your plants. Putting compost onto your beds now will allow the soil bacteria to get a good start on moving that compost, and therefore the nutrients, into your garden bed so those nutrients will be available to the plants when they start to grow next spring whereas waiting until spring means the nutrients in the compost probably will not be available to the plants until later in the growing season. |
- Posted by sara_in_philly 6 (My Page) on Sun, Nov 1, 09 at 7:16
Thank you kimmsr! I will get busy today:-) |
Sara, If you toss some leaves or other mulch on top of the compost, you won't have as much run-off from the rain and snow. Martha |
When is the best time to put compost in?TODAY! |
- Posted by sara_in_philly (My Page) on Thu, Nov 5, 09 at 15:43
iowa-- I hear you loud and clear!:-) docmom -- Thanks for the leave suggestion! |
Anytime IMHO. |
hi Just wanted to say that I have gratefully read all the responses to this question of when to add compost. I live in R.I. and wanted to ask the same question. I shall follow the general concensus and get to spreading my compost this week. Thanks everyone! |
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I am specifically trying to get a better understanding of the various special actions. Like Medic, Repair, Reload to name a few.
When a model with the Medic ability in the unit wants to use the Medic ability does the entire unit have to take that action? The rule book seems to indicate this is the case.
An example would be the Schwer Platoon Heavy Kommandtruppe. During its activation it wants to use the repair action. It could as a unit take a move action and then as a unit take a repair action. Or it could take a repair action, then take an attack action?
Is it possible that the Kommandtruppe could take a move action, then the model with repair take a repair action, and other models in the unit take their respective attack actions?
Can you take a special action as a order? I know in the order section of the rule book it states you can take move, attack or special orders…but could I say Reload as an order?
It seems very limiting to for a unit with special actions to actually use them, when it actually limits the entire unit to taking that action.
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Who is The Pizza Maker, anyway? Entrepreneur Mark O'Brien in White Lake, Michigan, says he is--and used a federal trademark to stake his claim. But Allied-Sysco Food Services Inc., a subsidiary of billion-dollar food distributor Sysco Corp. in Houston, wants rights to The Pizza Maker moniker and filed a petition to cancel O'Brien's trademark. So who's right?
No one yet, pending litigation. After the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board canceled O'Brien's Pizza Maker trademark last year, he countered by filing a federal lawsuit against Sysco and Allied-Sysco. Despite the lengthy legal battle, O'Brien insists he'll fight to the end. "If I don't win, I lose my company," he says.
Many small businesses have found themselves caught up in similar legal tangles. Consider Dee's Cheesecake Factory in Albuquerque, New Mexico: After years of success, this bakery's founder launched a legal battle after discovering a national corporation using the same name, minus the "Dee's." As a result, both companies retain their respective rights to use the "Cheesecake Factory" name.
"Rights in names or trademarks in the United States arise from use in commerce--not necessarily from registration," says Mark Partridge, a Chicago attorney specializing in trademark and unfair competition law. "[Small businesses] have to understand that just thinking of a name and getting a registration doesn't give you a monopoly." Anybody can file a petition to cancel your trademark if he or she believes you've abandoned it--the exact reasoning behind Allied-Sysco's hot pursuit of O'Brien's Pizza Maker.
To protect yourself, you must actively use your company name and document all business transactions to prove it. Build an identity with your clients; courts often entitle protection if confusion arises from another company using your name. And get a federal trademark by filing an ITU (intent to use) application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; this guarantees nationwide rights prior to use.
To strengthen your strategy, do business in other states. "Your rights are limited to where you do business unless you obtain a federal registration," explains Partridge. "[And remember,] no marks are created equal. Some are weak from the start, and some are strong." Unique names, such as Xerox, offer far more protection than those that just describe what you do, such as The Pizza Maker.
It's a lot to keep in mind, but covering your bases will help you in the end. Says Partridge, "It's not a losing battle if you think about it from the start."
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I love this stew! It is so easy and leaves me feeling satisfied. I use 3/4 cup as a serving. If it is too spicy for you, substitute a can of diced tomatoes for one of the diced tomatoes w/chilies. Carbs: 17.9g | Fat: 0.8g | Fiber: 5.4g | Protein: 7.8g | Calories: 115.8
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my friend gave this to...
my friend gave this to me back in middle school and i'd have to say that it's a
REALLY good eraser. it may look a little small (and adorable) but it actually
lasts a REALLY LONG time. i had mine for about two years and i erase a LOT as i
used it for drawing also. great eraser and erases nice clean lines, i'd
recommend to everyone
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my friend from japan...
my friend from japan once got me these back in middle school and i LOVED it, the
grip takes getting used to though, at first i thought it was a bother, but i
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March 6, 2009
does it come with the...
does it come with the pens? that would be coollll!!
December 16, 2008
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okay now here is my review: THE CAP: although there is no eraser on the can you don't need to have the cap on the end because it is a very well balanced pen! although it is a bit of a drawback I have already gotten used to it! THE GRIP: The grip on this pen is very nice. not too squishy and not too hard. In my hour and a half of writing with them, my hand does not hurt one bit! so that is a very very big upside to this pen. THE DESIGN: the design on this pen is very artistic. beautiful, yet still can pass as an elegant pen suitable for a work enviroment. THE INK: the flow of ink on this pen is very very good! it does not get goopy leaving dots at the beggining and ends of letters, and the ink flow is nice. so far it has not stopped once! THE ERASER: there is just one word for this: awesome!!!! it doesn't even leave a trace that the ink was left there, and will save me soooo much money in the future for buying erasers! in all i would recommend this pen to everyoneee! except my enemies, cuz why would i want them to have such an awesome pen?? 5 stars jetpens! 2 people found this helpful
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Opinion Letter No. 148-89
Contents of letter
August 17, 1990
The Honorable Roy D. Blunt
Secretary of State
State Capitol Building
Jefferson City, Missouri 65101
Dear Secretary Blunt:
You have submitted to us a statement of purpose prepared pursuant to Section 116.334, RSMo 1986. The statement which you have submitted is as follows:
Shall the statutes of Missouri be amended to open to the state all records of an adoption, including those sealed by a court or in the possession of any public or private agency; -and to provide a process by which any adoptee 18 years of age or older shall have access to his or her records; -and to make the state liable for all medical, dental and funeral expenses for an adoptee if the state fails to make the adoption records available within sixty (60) days of receiving a written request from the adoptee?
See our Opinion Letter No. 139-89.
We approve the legal content and form of the proposed statement. Under the provisions of Section 116.334, the approved statement of purpose, unless altered by a court, is the petition title for the measure circulated by the petition and the ballot title if the measure is placed on the ballot.
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Effective November 17, 2014, Cartwright School District Office is located at 5220 W. Indian School Road. Transportation, Buildings & Operations, Risk Management, Printing Services, and Technology Support will remain at the 3401 N. 67th Avenue facility permanently. |
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Peralta School Named an A+ School Congratulations to Peralta Elementary School for being named an A+ school by the Arizona Educational Foundation. On Thursday, May 16th, Peralta held a celebration for staff, students and their families. To receive A+ distinction, schools must submit a written application that requires many hours to complete. The application requires schools to show proof of parent and community involvement, a description of the current programs and practices, demographic information, along with the principal's vision and commitment to excellence. Winning schools must demonstrate sustained high achievement or significant improvement. Those schools chosen for A+ distinction are recognized for their superior ability to meet the needs of their student populations. Schools designated as A+ retain their status for three years and then they may reapply for the A+ award. Congratulations to the students, staff and families of Peralta School for being named an A+ school! Aiden Kirkwood, 4th Grade Student at Davidson School received the Superintendent's Award of Excellence. At the Governing Board Meeting on May 22, 2013, Aiden Kirkwood, 4th Grade student at Davidson Elementary School, received the Superintendent's Award of Excellence. Aiden was nominated for this honor for demonstrating exceptional leadership. His nomination states, "Aiden was nominated for the Superintendent's Award of Excellence by his Assistant Principal Sarah Dugan for going above and beyond to make a new student feel welcome at Davidson School. After overhearing a new student in the hallway struggling to leave his mother and enter the classroom, Aiden was determined to make this student feel welcome on our campus and in his classrooms. He introduced himself to the student and helped him calm down and feel (read more) Zero Hour students from Atkinson Middle School, Borman and Cartwright Schools received the Superintendent's Award of Excellence from Dr. Jacob A. Chávez, Superintendent and Governing Board President Steve Gallardo. The latest recipients of the Superintendent's Award of Excellence are our 8th grade students from Atkinson, Borman, Cartwright, Castro, Downs, Desert Sands, Estrella and Castro enrolled in the Zero Hour program. We currently have 130 8th grade students enrolled in high school in the Zero Hour class of Algebra I. These students attend class at Maryvale or Trevor Browne High schools and are earning a high school credit in math and advancing their math skills. Students who are part of the class at Maryvale attend class from
6:40 -7:35 AM Monday through Friday. Those attending class at Trevor Browne attend from 7:00-7:55 AM Monday-Friday. In order for our students to participate, buses begin picking up students at 6:00 AM. After attending their morning class at high school, our students are taken to their home school where they attend their regular classes. These students are to be commended for their hard work, their time, and their commitment to improving their skills in math. They have demonstrated tremendous responsibility by making sure they are in their class on time every day. Telling Cartwright's Story To read previous Cartwright District stories, click HERE. We want to hear examples of Cartwright District's success stories about current and former students, current and former staff members, programs etc. We know that many of our former students are now employees of the District. We also know that many former students have gone on to achieve great things in their lives. We want to hear those stories. Please submit these examples of "Cartwright's Story" to Meri Simmons, Community Relations Director. |
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On St. Patrick's Day, it's hard to think of anything more traditional than a tall, cool pint of Guinness with a side of corned beef and cabbage.
Chad Lothian of "If My Coasters Could Talk," a beer enthusiast blog about some of the best beers and beer recipes, suggests mixing things up this year. And not with just your run-of-the-mill lager or stout, but rather with a concoction whose name boarders on scary: the Snake Bite.
Doubling as both a healthy helping of alcohol and as a bar trick (if you can master the black-and-tan spoon), the Snake Bite is a drink best not drunk by the faint of heart. With its layer of dark, swirling stout at the top and a dry, light cider at the bottom, this drink is visually as stimulating as it is tasty.
For first-timers to this drink, Lothian offers a suggestion: "Not using a dry cider will give you more of a cloudy drink than a truly separated drink."
Either way, this drink is sure to help you celebrate properly this St. Patrick's Day.
Snake Bite
Difficulty: Medium
Prep Time: 5 Minutes
Servings: 1
1 pint glass
1 bottle stout beer
1 bottle dry cider
1. Fill one half of a glass with dry, hard cider.
2. Using a black and tan spoon, or household kitchen spoon, carefully pour the stout over the upside down spoon.
Recipe courtesy of Chad Lothian of "If My Coasters Could Talk", 2013.


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Way to make the country less free, guys [Missouri Freedom Watch] More: Stephen Bainbridge, Charles Sullivan on Mitchell v. University of Kentucky.
Gun owners as new protected class in employment discrimination law
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- Legislators Seek to Create New, Unnecessary Protected Class: Gun Owners
- 06.13.12 at 2:31 pm
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- 1 06.12.12 at 8:48 am
Personally I think that the workplace violence statistics are inflated media driven hype. What I would like to see is somebody compile statistics on the number of people who are crime victims on their way too and from work.
- 2 06.12.12 at 10:42 am
I understand the argument, but the article says this:
"The Second Amendment protects a citizen's right to bear arms from government intrusion. But it does not impact the ability of private citizens to place restrictions on guns."
This is wrong. The amendment clearly says "shall not be infringed." This is worded differently than the first amendment: "Congress shall make no law…" The wording "shall not be infringed" is plainly much more broad than the wording of the first amendment, and a plain textual reading means NOBODY can infringe on the right. The plain reading of the text means that any person, citizen or noncitizen, free person or imprisoned, has an absolute right to carry any weapon, from shivs to atomic bombs, in any place he chooses — even courts, schools, or prison cells.
AND THAT IS WHY IT IS A BAD AMENDMENT. It leaves no room for reasonable people to put reasonable limits on the possession of arms. We should amend further to make it clear how the right to bear arms should be limited and enforced.
As for this law in particular? It's a silly political stunt to make hollow souls feel falsely full. I'm against silly political stunts, but I'm not going to waste time getting bent about it.
- 3 06.12.12 at 4:20 pm
If it isn't broke don't fix it, Nicholas. The Second Amendment is fine just the way that it is. We cannot trust the government to determine what is "reasonable". Gun laws are redundant anyway. We have laws against murder and robbery, why do we need seperate laws for when a gun is used?
- 4 06.12.12 at 8:51 pm
Perhaps someone would like to come up with statistics on how serious the perceived problem might be. How many people have been refused work, fired, or otherwise discriminated against because of gun ownership?
This is the problem with anti-discrimination laws in general. Once one class of people has been designated as a protected group, the push is on to add more and more groups to the list – irrespective of how pervasive the discrimination might be, or whether it might not be justified in any case.
The political correctors of the world are determined to criminalise anything they regard as unfair. What ever happened to the old system of naming and shaming: picketing organisation, boycotting them, and so forth? That was how we used to deal with antisocial activities, before this quaint doctrine was invented that everything not prohibited must be protected.
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When the Los Angeles Angels o' Anaheim signed Albert Pujols to be their new first baseman, they supplanted Mark Trumbo, a 26-year-old who finished second in the AL in Rookie of the Year voting almost entirely because he hit 29 home runs.
The solution to this problem for the Angels apparently is to move Trumbo across the diamond to third base (a la Miguel Cabrera) despite the fact he has no pro experience at the position. Their reasoning is that Trumbo used to be a pitcher (so he has the arm) and that he's fairly athletic and has decent footwork.
Yesterday however, Trumbo got a little taste of what life as a third baseman can be like sometimes:
"Slugger Mark Trumbo's transition to third base hit a brief snag when he took a groundball off the nose and had to cut short his workout Friday morning.
The ball came off the fungo bat of coach Rob Picciolo and hit the lip of the infield grass, according to Jorge Cantu, who was standing nearby. A trainer applied a towel to Trumbo's nose and he was carted off to the Angels spring-training clubhouse, where he lay on the trainer's table with gauze stuffed in his nostrils."
The sound you hear is the muted slap of every Angels' fan facepalming.**
Players like Trumbo don't often stick around too long as regular players at the Major League level. He does have a lot of power, but he also has a questionable hit tool and finished last season with a downright awful 4.4% walk-rate, essentially half the league average. What makes the team's attempt to move Trumbo to third rather than explore their options on the trade market even more perplexing is that they already have a capable third baseman on the roster in Alberto Callaspo. Callaspo may not be the flashiest player around, but he has had an above-average wRC+ in two of the last three years while providing consistently above average defense; they could do much worse.
It isn't very often that a player can move backwards on the defensive spectrum successfully, so it's unlikely that Trumbo can make this transition work. And even if he does, Callaspo's still a better overall player, both offensively and with the glove so the point of trying to squeeze Trumbo into a place he likely doesn't fit seems like an exercise in futility.
Ultimately, Trumbo's future in Anaheim is uncertain and taking groundballs off the face is probably not going to help this.
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1 Then Jonah prayed unto Jehovah his God out of the fish's belly. | 1 From inside the fish Jonah prayed to the LORD his God. |
2 And he said, I called by reason of mine affliction unto Jehovah, And he answered me; Out of the belly of Sheol cried I, [And] thou heardest my voice. | 2 He said: "In my distress I called to the LORD, and he answered me. From the depths of the grave I called for help, and you listened to my cry. |
3 For thou didst cast me into the depth, in the heart of the seas, And the flood was round about me; All thy waves and thy billows passed over me. | 3 You hurled me into the deep, into the very heart of the seas, and the currents swirled about me; all your waves and breakers swept over me. |
4 And I said, I am cast out from before thine eyes; Yet I will look again toward thy holy temple. | 4 I said, 'I have been banished from your sight; yet I will look again toward your holy temple.' |
5 The waters compassed me about, even to the soul; The deep was round about me; The weeds were wrapped about my head. | 5 The engulfing waters threatened me, the deep surrounded me; seaweed was wrapped around my head. |
6 I went down to the bottoms of the mountains; The earth with its bars [closed] upon me for ever: Yet hast thou brought up my life from the pit, O Jehovah my God. | 6 To the roots of the mountains I sank down; the earth beneath barred me in forever. But you brought my life up from the pit, O LORD my God. |
7 When my soul fainted within me, I remembered Jehovah; And my prayer came in unto thee, into thy holy temple. | 7 "When my life was ebbing away, I remembered you, LORD, and my prayer rose to you, to your holy temple. |
8 They that regard lying vanities Forsake their own mercy. | 8 "Those who cling to worthless idols forfeit the grace that could be theirs. |
9 But I will sacrifice unto thee with the voice of thanksgiving; I will pay that which I have vowed. Salvation is of Jehovah. | 9 But I, with a song of thanksgiving, will sacrifice to you. What I have vowed I will make good. Salvation comes from the LORD." |
10 And Jehovah spake unto the fish, and it vomited out Jonah upon the dry land. | 10 And the LORD commanded the fish, and it vomited Jonah onto dry land. |
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Every year, the National Weather Service in Topeka presents severe weather safety and information talks which are open to the general public. Presentations are typically around 90 minutes long, and are given by a meteorologist from our office. The 2014 show will focus on severe storm safety, preparedness, and awareness. Storm structure and accurate identification of important cloud features associated ... Read More »
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Information Courtesy of K-State Sports Information at www.kstatesports.com. Games will air on KNDY AM 1570/FM 94.1. Bracket (Eastern Time Zone) MANHATTAN, Kan. –The Hawaiian Airlines Diamond Head Classic has altered game times for Kansas State's first two contests of the tournament, which is set for Dec. 22-25 at the Stan Sheriff Center in Honolulu. The Wildcats will take on Southern ... Read More »


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Enterprise at the RSA
The ARC Enterprise programme enhances people's capability to do their best work, and to shape an economy that is fit for the needs of the C21st.
The RSA was founded in the C18th to "embolden enterprise... improve our manufactures and extend our commerce" to improve Britain's prospects as a trading nation and reduce poverty and worklessness.
Since then, the Society has tried to accomplish this through the cultivation of a workforce with the mindset and skills to adapt and compete in an ever-changing economy, and through the encouragement of technologies, industries, social reforms and applied science that would not only boost the economy but also improve society.
For over 250 years, this has meant spreading ideas via research, pamphlets and lectures; encouraging innovation through open prize challenges (historically called "Premiums"); and mobilising Fellows in support of ambitious projects, prototypes and events.
Today's context may be different in many ways, but the same ethos and approach remain relevant.
Our Enterprise programme encourages the growth of skills, technology, industry and commerce that help people lead fulfilling and productive working lives.
Our work is driven by a belief that everybody has untapped potential to 'work better', in ways that create deeper value for themselves, their organisations, the economy and wider society.
Like all RSA work, our approach draws on research, inspiration, influence and learning-by-doing to discover ways to unlock this human potential.
Our Enterprise projects are intended to complement each other, and the wider RSA programme, including the amazing breadth and depth of RSA Fellowship work in this domain. We aim to create hybrid projects that blend theory and practice in a variety of domains, but they broadly share four interrelated themes:
- Work: cultivating the skills and practices needed to help people find and keep good work
- Industry: encouraging the technologies and industries we need for a thriving C21st society
- Ventures: fostering entrepreneurial and 'venturesome' cultures and practices
- Premiums: sparking innovation through prize challenges, competitions and awards