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60 LED Solar Motion Light 82156
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US Stove Shaker Grate 40257
$63.57Replacement wood and coal furnace shaker grate, part number 40257. For units: 1300, 1500, 1537, 1557M, & 22AF.
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$44.99Heavy-duty cast-iron for increased durability. The cast iron barrel stove kits by United States Stove Company are an affordable alternative for economical heat required in small places like a garage, cabin, or ski lodge. All components are made from sturdy cast iron and are easily adapted to a 36 or 55 gallon steel drum by any handyman or do-it-yourselfer. Round 6" flue. Barrel Not Included.
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New 200 watt all tube handmade Bass Heads Now Available!
This Amplifier dares to go where other boutique manufacturers dare not go. This is based on my extremely versatile and popular bass preamp. Add in a punchy driver section and 4 bad ass KT88 output tubes shoveling the fury through a hefty transformer on the way to brutalize and sooth your very soul. When the preamp is turned to less aggressive settings it is a beautiful round clean tone. Start to wind up the preamp knob and more compression comes in to a silky smooth full tone. Go even farther and the attack starts to clip in a very musical way while the low end stays solid and awe inspiring! You will really fill the whole room with this amplifier!
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I need a blank template for a book marker or one w/Mickey Mouse, I had one but forgot to book mark it. Any help?
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- Posted by patches_02 (My Page) on Fri, Mar 9, 07 at 7:42
You might try here http://www.creativity-portal.com/howto/qa/bookmark.templates.html If you type in free bookmard templates in google, you will come of with lots of them. |
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My name is JAX!
Facts about JAX
- Breed: Mastiff/Pit Bull Terrier Mix
- Color: Tan/Yellow/Fawn - With White
- Age: Puppy
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
JAX's Info...
I am already neutered and up to date with shots.
JAX and his sister JADA came to us as owner surrenders, could not be kept in apartment complex. Jax is a little larger than his sister, maybe in the upper 40 pound range. Both dogs are in great health, about 7-8 months old, spayed, neutered, micro chipped, current on shots, crate trained and ready to go to a new home. EARS was told they are Mastiff mix, but do not appear to be on the large size. Very sweet dogs, either one would be a great pet. If you are interested in meeting JAX, go to www.earsrescue.org and complete the adoption application. His adoption fee is $200.00
Other Pets at Elizabeth's Animal Rescue and Sanctuary
Why Adoption is a Great Option
JAX, a Odessa Mastiff/Pit Bull Terrier puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Mastiff/Pit Bull Terrier for sale in Odessa, or seeking a Mastiff/Pit Bull Terrier puppy from a breeder in Odessa.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Odessa already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Odessa breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Mastiff/Pit Bull Terrier breeders who help with Mastiff/Pit Bull Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Odessa paves the way for another one to be saved.


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The Halifax Agricultural Show
The Halifax Agricultural Show grows in success every year. The next show is on Saturday 8th August 2015, we're planning it already so, if you'd like to help out, just get in touch with us. Whatever your skills, we have a role for you!
We're always looking for volunteers to help with the show. We have opportunities for people with all kinds of skills: Management, administration, Marketing & PR, Human resources as well as good old physical grafters. It would be great if you want to help organise the show, but even if you can only afford a little time to help set up the show or to help on the day, we'd love to hear from you.
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The Halifax Show is a great opportunity for local and national businesses. Expose your brand to around 15,000 visitors at the biggest event of its type in the local region.
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Potential for severe weather this weekend
Special to The Hays Daily News
Special to The Hays Daily News
With the potential for severe weather this weekend, officials with the Kansas Division of Emergency Management are urging Kansans to be alert and prepared.
"There is a potential this weekend for some severe thunderstorms accompanied by large hail, damaging winds and even tornadoes," said Angee Morgan, deputy director of the Kansas Division of Emergency Management. "The best thing to do is stay informed on changing weather conditions by listening to your weather radio or local radio and television stations. Review your home emergency plan and check your emergency supplies. If the sirens sound in your area, head to your storm shelter and listen to weather broadcasts."
The forecast from the National Weather Service in Topeka calls for storms during the next two days, with severe thunderstorms across central and eastern Kansas. The first storms anticipated will start Saturday morning between 3 to 9 a.m. for central Kansas. The main threat will be hail up to baseball-size with the elevated thunderstorms. There still is uncertainty with the potential for storms Saturday evening. Impending thunderstorms from 5 to 7 p.m. for central Kansas, with the main threat being large, baseball-size hail and strong 70-plus mph gusting winds. A slim tornado risk will occur between 7 to 9 p.m. for the central portions of the area.
Another round of thunderstorms is expected to begin Sunday morning for the eastern half of the state, with the main threat being large hail. These storms are expected around 6 to 8 a.m. A second system of thunderstorms will begin as early at 10 a.m. for the eastern half, with 70-plus mph winds and baseball-size hail. This storm system could last until 8 p.m. Sunday. Any isolated storms will be strong and could have the potential for tornadoes. These will not be a classic line like with supercells. The system will move north/northeast at 40 to 50 mph and should disperse by 9 p.m. Sunday.
For the rest of the state, the National Weather Service in Wichita reports storms are expected to develop Saturday morning if conditions are conducive to severe weather in an Oklahoma City to Winfield to Goodland line. These storms are expected to move into northeast Kansas by Sunday evening.
Storms during the day Saturday have the potential to produce baseball-size hail, with winds up to 70 mph, and will contain a minimal risk of tornadoes. The risk for tornadoes will increase with storms Saturday from 9 to 11 p.m. Overnight Saturday and into Sunday, storms are expect east of Interstate 135, plus or minus 50 miles. The storms are expected to move eastward with less severe storms after 2 p.m. Storms are expected to strengthen along and east of the Flint Hills and might contain golfball-sized hail, wind and a minimal threat of tornadoes. Storms are expected to move out of the state between 6 to 7 p.m.


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Absolutely adorable, Frou! You are just too creative :o) |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 0:09
Very cute but I don't see where the birds go in, Did they "eat" them (well, they are lickin their chops!)LOL Jan |
- Posted by marylee_2010 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 0:58
Frou..I am so glad you posted this project. I had forgotten about it and all the cute things that Angie had made. I went back and checked it out again. Thank you for sharing. Marylee |
- Posted by luna_llena_feliz (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 1:56
You really did an outstanding job on them! Your versions are just as good as the originals. |
These are THE BEST!!!! I love them! Well done! |
- Posted by purplemoon z9 Phoenix (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 3:07
Great job on the cathouses, errr I mean birdhouses. ;o) I've seen those before and thought they were so darn cute. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by lynnencfan 7b/8aNC (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 17:01
oh so cute - love them ..... Lynne |
- Posted by marlene_2008 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jul 1, 11 at 21:34
Great job! They look just like the ones I remember that were posted early....you're funny Frou....you save projects from others that you "borrow" too! I have a list like that too! |
- Posted by concretenprimroses 4B NH (My Page) on Sat, Jul 2, 11 at 7:07
Very well done! I think I need to start a list. Kathy |
Uh, oh! They are STILL on my list-LOL |
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For years, Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald has been the pinnacle of fantasy football relevance. Since coming into the league in 2004, his resume of countless WR1-type stats speaks for itself. He's amassed 5 years of 90 or more catches, 6 years of 1000 receiving yards or more and 4 years of double-digit touchdowns. You only have to go back to 2011 to see "Fitz" still has it as a top-flight fantasy receiver.
But like the saying goes: What comes up must eventually come down.
And boy did it ever last season.
2012 wasn't a good year for Fitzgerald. Hell it wasn't a good year for the Cardinals offense period. Inconsistent quarterback play, a terrible offensive line and other ups-and-downs, mostly downs, in the offense forced Fitzgerald's overall numbers down to the point that they can only be compared closely to his rookie year.
After a dismal 2012, Fitzgerald and his owners will see the clouds break and the fantasy sun shine again in 2013. I can guarantee Fitz will be the Fitz of old and here are 3 big reasons why:
1. New Coaching Scheme
Once Kurt Warner announced his retirement after the 2009 season, Ken Whisenhunt failed to get the Cardinals back to the playoffs from 2010-2012. With a record of 18-30, many questioned whether Warner was the main reason Whiz had success early. All that was brought to an end when he was fired on New Year's Eve last year. With Whiz out, the team hired former Colts OC Bruce Arians to take over. Arians brings with him a vertical passing attack that will play into Fitzgerald's strengths. Many thought Reggie Wayne was going to be an afterthought when he stuck around in Indy last year, but 106 receptions squashed that notion. Playing in a division that features 3 up-and-coming offenses will mean a lot of looks Fitz's way. Garbage time guys and gals. Garbage time.
2. Carson Palmer Will Be A Factor
Many experts and owners alike are bashing Palmer, saying he really isn't much of an addition to the Cardinals offense. I have to disagree. Yeah the Raiders sucked bad last year, but all of that can't be put on Palmer's shoulders. If you break down the stats, he averaged a pretty healthy 268 passing yards a game. While his 14 interceptions were a black eye, they were the fewest he threw since the 2009 season when he was with the Bengals. Arians considers Palmer's deep ball as "pretty" as any he has ever seen, so expect Palmer to let loose with the long throws. Fitzgerald will benefit from having a veteran presence throwing to him. Something he hasn't had since Warner.
3. The Emergence Of Michael Floyd
I had written several weeks ago that Floyd will emerge as one of this year's top sleepers. I still stand by my words. In fact, it appears that Floyd has been the favorite of Palmer so far in OTAs. Per the team's website:
Floyd has been targeted more than anyone during workouts – including Fitzgerald.
Andre Roberts still brings a veteran presence, but he doesn't have the first-round pedigree or the upside Floyd has. Floyd got off to somewhat of a hot start last year, so I know it's hard to get excited for many owners. But if he can continue to flourish in Arians' offense through training camp, Fitzgerald might finally have someone who can take off double coverage. Something he sorely missed since the departure of Anquan Boldin.
In Conclusion
Even though I list 3 big reasons why Fitzgerald will make a comeback this year, there are still questions that need to be answered. How will the team gel in a new offense? Will the offensive line improve enough to keep Palmer upright? Will defenses double and triple team Fitzgerald regardless of Floyd being on the field? It's still the Cardinals we're talking about. But given the positives I listed above, I think the Fitz of old will make his presence felt in 2013. WR1 all the way baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Original Source – Larry Fitzgerald's Fantasy Comeback
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Hi y'all,
I'm sitting inside during our first much needed torrential rainstorm in months here in the Bay Area, and dreaming about my spring/summer garden and what veggies I'll plant. I'm looking at seed catalogs and posts here at GW to get more ideas and inspiration. So I gotta ask here, the land of container pros... What veggies do you grow in containers? Feel free to share particular varieties that do well in containers, or spacing tips, or watering advice, etc. And best of all... wanna post some pictures of your bounty? I've never taken pics of my set up, which I am now regretting. I have grown just about everything in a container with different success. I have the best success in summer with beans, tomatoes, and peppers... but I'm thinking of trying some squashes and pumpkins in my wine barrels this year. I'm just looking for inspiration here. Let's make it fun. Thanks,
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- Posted by TheMasterGardener1 none (My Page) on Sun, Jan 22, 12 at 16:04
I depends what you like to cook. Make a garden based on what you eat. I have just got into growing peppers. |
- Posted by kristimama (My Page) on Sun, Jan 22, 12 at 17:31
What kind of peppers do you grow, MG? Last summer I grew Piquillo in containers and they were delicious. But I have trouble with the basic sweet red or yellow kinds in containers, they always seem bitter. Any tips for sweetening them up? Or maybe I'm harvesting them too soon? Is it summer yet? :-) |
- Posted by TheMasterGardener1 none (My Page) on Sun, Jan 22, 12 at 19:22
"Is it summer yet? :-)" I wish!!!! :) I grow red chili, jalapeno, cajun belle, and of course pepperocini. This year I will post pics. May I suggest swiss chard, you will enjoy it's fast grow and repetitive harvests. About the bitter taste, I dont know, I have had problems with lemon bamb tasting bitter, but nothing else did. I was using soil for everything else and long fiber peat for the lemon balm. The lemon bamb was grown with miracle grow and grew very fast. I suspect it was the miracle gro with lack of natrual minarals in the grow medium, that my soil grown plants had. What fertilizer do you use? It might not be the reason but it could be. It is very true organics produce less fruit but more rich in antioxidents and taste, then in-organic. For that reason I am using hydro-organic fertilizer in my containers. |
- Posted by kristimama SF East Bay Zn 9 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 23, 12 at 12:03
Hi MasterGardener, In addition to the in-ground beds that I have in my front yard, in my back yard on a concrete patio, I grow more annual veggies in very LARGE planters that I made (2'x4'x2' deep) that are on wheels, as well as in half wine barrels, and they are mostly planted with a Mel's Mix that gets added to each years with the bark fines and compost. I fertilize with organics, and a liquid 3-3-3 that contains micros, but since the liquid is so darn stinky I often don't do it as often as I should. I'm actually thinking of adding some azomite to a few planters this year and test using less of the liquid, and see how it goes. I get a LOT of veggies from these boxes. Tomatoes and beans especially. Everything else I put in the ground. I don't grow winter crops in these because the sun shifts and these beds are shaded in the winter. My sweet red bell peppers have been bitter, whether in the ground or in containers... so I think it was just the variety and our growing season and the fact that they are a larger pepper. Here in the bay area the last few summers have been cool-ish, my 'maters still grew but the true dry heat-loving peppers didn't set fruit and ripen until October and even then the yields were low. Oddly enough, I haven't had any trouble with the piquillos (which are smaller and a little spicier) and since I can't find them fresh in the markets, I am just going to focus on them. It's raining again today, and while my husband watched football yesterday I researched seed catalogs... LOL...Can't wait for growing season! |
I have a lot of black walnut trees surrounding my yard, so I have to grow everything in containers. All of these are using 5-1-1 mix with some minor variations. Tiger baby watermelon in a 25-gallon whiskey barrel: Cajun Belle Pepper in a 20-gallon smart pot: Goose Creek tomato in a 20 gallon smart pot: Rosa Bianca eggplant in a 20 gallon smart pot (the flea beetles loved this one): Packman Broccoli in a 25-gallon cast iron pot: Diva cucumbers in a 20-gallon smart pot: Two-month old grocery store potatoes in a 20-gallon tub: Harvest in mid-July -- cucumbers, eggplant and potatoes: Mariana's Peace, Rostova, Goose Creek, and Giant Belgium tomatoes harvested the same day: |
- Posted by TheMasterGardener1 none (My Page) on Mon, Jan 23, 12 at 16:39
Nice pics. If you use in-organic fertilizer or organic it really will not make a difference, it could be the time you harvested them. Happy growing. |
- Posted by kristimama (My Page) on Mon, Jan 23, 12 at 16:47
Wow, now that's some serious harvesting! Great pics! Just curious, how are you fertilizing these? Also, you mentioned a slight variation to the 5-1-1... any variation you could share with me? Thanks! |
I used the straight 5-1-1 recipe with pine bark, peat and perlite for the plastic, wood and metal containers. I used 5 parts pine bark, 1 part peat, 1 part Turface and 1 part yard waste compost in the Smart Pots because they wick to the ground and act more like mini-raised beds than regular containers. To both mixes, I added 1 tablespoon per gallon of Osmocote Plus 15-9-12 (a 6-month controlled release fertilizer with trace elements including calcium and magnesium) and dolomite line. After the first month, I also fertilized once a week with half strength Dynagro Foliage Pro 9-3-6 (on the tomatoes) or Miracle Gro 24-8-16 (on everything else, to save money). |
- Posted by ssmdgardener 7a (My Page) on Mon, Jan 23, 12 at 18:37
Ohiofem, so you used Osmocote in your potting mixes but also fertilized them every week with 3:1:2 solutions? Do vegetables usually require that much fertilizer? I'll be trying container vegetable for the first time this year, so I'm curious. The only edibles I grow currently are herbs, and I don't fertilize them at all. Should I be? |
I do use both a controlled release fertilizer and a soluble fertilizer for vegetables as well as flowering annuals in containers because I believe they are heavy feeders and most fertilizer will leach out with all the watering (I water every two or three days when they're growing well in high heat). In a fast draining mix like 5-1-1, I water until about 10-15 percent runs out the bottom and there's less risk of over-fertilizing compared to a peat based mix. I grow most herbs in the gritty mix. I add osmocote to that mix as well, but I don't use any fertilizer when I water them. |
ssmdgardener - Osmocote nutrient release is dependent on temperature. The packaging might say it feeds for three months but the warmer it gets, the faster the fertilizer is released. I go by 2-month cycles. Feeding with something like Foliage-Pro helps fill in between cycles, or just supplement, especially for really heavy feeders like sugarcane and eggplants. To answer your question, you will really benefit from fertilizing anything, including herbs. Leafy herbs, like basils and mints will be more productive. I grow in containers exclusively, though most people on this forum know much more about it, and experimenting with dwarf herbs and vegetables for plant sales at a university. There's a sweet ornamental pepper called Sweet Pickle that produces pretty well in a 1-gallon container. Sweet'n'Neat tomato also does well in the same size pot. Sweet'N'Neat tomato - small and decent producer. Not the best flavor: |
- Posted by augiedog55 none (My Page) on Tue, Jan 24, 12 at 8:07
OHIO AND KERZNER, THOSE ARE GREAT LOOKING PLANTS. iTS FUNNY HOW YOU GUYS CAN HAVE DIFFERENT GROWING MEDIUMS AND BOTH GET GREAT RESULTS. sorry for the caps.. its early.. |
- Posted by ssmdgardener 7a (My Page) on Tue, Jan 24, 12 at 8:29
I'm new to fast-draining soils, so I haven't gotten into the habit of fertilizing regularly. I will definitely be fertilizing more this year. This year, I'm going to try every kind of basil and every Mediterranean herb I can find, various perilla leaves, kale, lettuce, and bell peppers. |
ssmdgardener - I wish you much luck, because richters.com has 47 varieties of basil this year and a good number of other Mediterranean herbs, including 18 varieties of rosemary. |
- Posted by ssmdgardener 7a (My Page) on Wed, Jan 25, 12 at 7:35
Haha, ykerzner, I should have clarified. I meant to say every herb I can find through free trades and seed swaps :-) I don't want to drain my gardening budget with 47 basil varieties! |
I grow lettuce and spinach in those long railing planters. I use miracle grow soil in them. When the greens are done, I plant bush beans or annuals. I grow a lot of parsley in those type of containers too - for the swallowtails. |
Why are worm castings unorthodox? We have red wigglers that are ready to give us all of their castings. I want to put them to good use. |
Zackey - you may have read the Fertilizer Program for Containers thread. Worm castings are nice if you want an organic nutrient source (1-0-0, mind you, very little) that can get to work pretty quickly, unlike most organic fertilizers. However, very small concentrations of non-organic nutrients, applied often, work faster and better. Castings are unorthodox because things like Osmocote or Foliage Pro are usually recommended. Knowing a bit about proper fertilizing and container drainage, if I were to re-do the tomato in that picture above I'd skip the worm castings (they compact anyway in that heat), add Osmocote, and perhaps sift the soil a little bit to improve drainage. I'd probably add Turface to increase water retention. |
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Borrowers struggling with debts with money in a pension may have to hand over part of their retirement savings to repay what they owe, following a controversial court ruling.
Just how this new power for courts and creditors will affect pensions remains to be seen, but the worry for many who saved hard over their working life is that money set aside for their later years is not safeguarded as much as they believed.
Looking at the judge's decision, it's clear his thinking was that it's unfair someone should try to stash cash in a pension while leaving their creditors with debts they could never repay and while other borrowers drawing income from their pensions don't have the same protection for their assets outside a pension.
In effect, when Judge Bernard Livesey made his decision in the High Court, he was plugging a legal loophole.
In the case in question, bankrupt Michael Williamson had an untouched pension pot worth £1 million, although he could have accessed the money if he had wanted - significantly, this meant he could have drawn 25% of the fund or around £250,000 as a tax-free lump sum.
Livesey explained his thinking after the case, stating a bankruptcy order should not reduce a bankrupt's income below "reasonable domestic needs of the bankrupt and his family. "The court will also have to evaluate what is fair and just between the competing interests of, in particular, the bankrupt and his creditors and make an order which is appropriate in all the circumstances of the case."
This means the judge feels every case of a bankruptcy involving someone with debts that could have been paid by tapping in to a pension fund needs to be considered carefully by a court balancing the financial interests of the bankrupt and his or her family against those of the creditors.
It's clear, not everyone with a pension will be stripped of their retirement income, but at the same time, a pension fund has become an asset that needs evaluation not only in bankruptcy, but when considering other debt solutions, like an IVA (individual voluntary arrangement) as well.
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Admission time: I wasn't always the baseball nerd you see before you. There was a time in my late teens/early twenties when baseball simply existed. Busied with work and school and manufactured heartache and booze and punk rocks shows, baseball took up a very small part of my life.
Fast-forward to age 23. I was living in Seoul, doing a lot of drinking and carrying on; adding a little bit of English instruction/shaping the future of Korean society on the side. Away from daily highlight shows and newspaper boxscores, I woke up one morning and realized I missed baseball with every fibre of my being. I took the ebb and flow of the baseball season for granted. I missed it. I attended some KBL games but it didn't scratch the itch. I needed real baseball. I missed the Blue Jays.
It was a personal baseball renaissance! I pledged to be a better baseball fan when I returned to Canada and promptly did so. I needed to represent the team and city I loved so. Also, I was sick of people thinking I was American. I needed better branding and to represent my city when far, far from it.
My team was the Blue Jays. They still are. The Blue Jays wore these black hats. Which means I did, too. I promptly purchased the newest hat design, the black hat you see just north of the heavily-lidded eyes1 above.
Black hats worked well for because I'm a black hat kind of guy. The Jays logo was a little odd but I certainly didn't mind. There was no cognitive dissonance rattling around my brain when the Blue Jays donned black hats. Nearly every sports team added some black variation to their look because, frankly, black stuff is easy to do and generally looks cool.
Black hats didn't anger me nor did they offend my sense of history. I will wear a black hat over a hat of any other color 8 days a week so the "angry bird" won out. The grey hat with the same logo? Not a fan. The toothpaste T? No thanks.
The Jays tried a lot of crap over the years and most of bought whatever they sold. As fans of the team, it is what we do. Did the black hats or muscley birds dissuade anyone from fandom? Of course not. Look at some of the stuff the Jays have trotted out over the years.
Hardcore addicts like the people reading a baseball blog in November know what I mean. With deep regrets, we do what it takes when our team is involved. Now the black hat is dead and many people are happy.
Just as the classic logo and uniform style represents great memories and experiences for thousands of baseball fans across Canada, the black hat came to represent my emergence from the baseball wilderness. It came to stand for the fresh appreciation I had for this city and country after spending time away.
I am happy because the new hats are great but I don't begrudge the black lids. I wore it with pride because it was a Jays hat, the one they wore on the field. I will continue wearing the black hat with pride, when I play softball or work around the house.
For the new hat designs are spectacular. Amazing, really. I will certainly buy one as soon as I have two pennies to scrape together. They are perfect because they don't include two different fonts or the cheeseball (to me) baseball backdrop. They couldn't possibly be better, even if they aren't black.
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Garden oasis extends its hours for summer
A yoga class unfolds in one of the Tucson Botanical Gardens' rooms. Laura Greenlaw, left, leads the class, which is offered four Thursdays each month. Classes run until the end of August.
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Scottish Borders Hotels & Accommodation
Abington Hotels
Abington is conveniently located at the point where Edinburgh-bound traffic leaves to follow the A702 through Biggar and West Linton
Coldstream Hotels
Coldstream is situated on the north bank of the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders region.
Duns hotels
Duns is a quiet market town that lies in Berwick and is most known as the birthplace of Jim Clark a former farmer who went on to become the world motor racing champion twice.
Swinton Hotels
Swinton, in the Scottish Borders region, is a little town situated near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Coldstream, Duns and Kelso.
Biggar Hotels
Biggar is situated in the Southern Uplands, near the River Clyde, around 30 miles from Edinburgh.
Earlston Hotels
The town situated on the River Leader in Leaderdale is famous for its ancient vestiges such as Rhymer's Tower" that dates back to 500 years.
Galashiels Hotels
Galashiels is known for textile manufacturing and is the location of Heriot-Watt University's School of Textiles and Design.
Hawick Hotels
Hawick the largest Scottish town on the English border is famous for its woolens and tweeds.
Innerleithen Hotels
Innerleithen is a small town in the committee area of Tweeddale, in the Scottish Borders.
Jedburgh Hotels
Jedburgh a town in Scottish Borders on the Jed River, is world famous for its rayon industry.
Kelso Hotels
Kelso in the Scottish Borders region is situated at the confluence of Tweed and Teviot in the shadow of the ruins of Benedictine Abbey.
Kirk Yetholm Hotels
Kirk Yetholm was for centuries the head-quarters of the Romani people (Gypsies) in Scotland.
Lauder Hotels
Today it is also a significant Lauder is a strategic waypoint for those heading from south west to north east along the line of the Southern Upland Way.
Moffat Hotels
During the 17th century Moffat evolved from a small village into a popular spa town thanks to the waters of Moffat Spa believed to have healing properties.
Newcastleton Hotels
Newcastleton village in Liddesdale is popular for being the site of Hermitage Castle.
Selkirk Hotels
Selkirk is an attractive town that is famous for its woolen mills and shoemaking industry.
Walkerburn Hotels
Walkerburn is a small village in the Scottish Borders that was founded in 1854 around a mill to house the workers.
This is our page to accommodation and hotels in the Scottish Borders categorised into towns for ease as the Scottish Borders towns have their own appeal and tourism aspects.
The Scottish Borders' most famous sights are its ruined abbeys founded during the times of King David I. Tweedale, Melrose and Peebles are full of great attractions. Don't miss the Sir Walter Scott mansion in Abbottsford famous for its eccentricities and the intriguing Traquar House.
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(01-15-2013 07:57 AM)Megatron2181 Wrote: That is one heck of a mail day! Love the look of the TTMs.
(01-15-2013 05:19 PM)sconnienation3 Wrote: Awesome stuff as usual, Alan! Diggin the old school Robert Brooks and Derrick Mayes, but that Jervey auto takes the cake! 2nd favorite white-guy Packer ever (after Chuck Cecil, of course.) lol
(01-22-2013 12:14 AM)sdbolts Wrote: check me for the john jefferson...been wanting that one forever
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Hero passengers may have helped thwart a terror attack on Northwest Flight 253 involving Nigerian man Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab in the United States Christmas Day 2009.
A man named Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab, identified as a "London student," has attempted to explode a home made bomb device on a Christmas Day flight from Amsterdam as it landed in Detroit, Michigan.
23-year-old Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab of Nigerian nationality is alleged to have attempted to ignite explosive powder strapped to his legs with a syringe filled with chemicals.
It's reported that Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab, sitting in seat 19A, tried to bring down Northwest Flight 253 acquired the explosives in Yemen.
A passenger named Syed Jafri on Flight 253 told CNN Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab was sitting in seat and "saw a glow, and noticed a smoke smell. Then a young man behind me jumped on him."
Flight 253 passanger, Dutchman Peter Smith, seated five rows behind Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab said, "First there was a pop, and then was smoke."
"Next thing you know, there was a lot of panic."
Reports said Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab had been taking to hospital with serious burn injuries to his lower body.
2 other passangers who sat near Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab as he detonated his explosive device were treated for injuries, though they were not serious.
US Intelligence officials also said Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab had claimed to have links with notorious terror group Al Qaeda.
Later, repots said Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab was a University engineering student at University College London, England.
It's believed Abdul Farouk Abdulmutallab was flying via Nigeria on a visa approved earlier this year. Terror experts said it may have been possible for Abdul Mutallab to get the explosive components on board due to lax security at airports in Africa, and catch a connecting flight to the US via Holland.
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- Usman Ali said... December 28, 2009 at 1:58 PM
I think the security system on airport is not weak. Such thing occurs due to the carelessness of the security forces.
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You're a landscape maintenance worker who often works in wooded areas or among weeds or tall brush. You generally wear a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, socks, sturdy boots or shoes and gloves, but on this particular day it's extremely hot, so you wear a short-sleeved shirt to work and leave the gloves in your truck.
A day or two later, an itchy rash breaks out on part of your arm. A similar rash that starts as small, red bumps subsequently appears on your hand. You try to ignore it, but after awhile blisters develop and the rashes begin to ooze.
It's very likely that you came into contact with a poisonous plant. Exposure to the oil found in plants such as poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac can not only be annoying, but in some cases, may be much more serious. Exposure to wild parsnip can result in large blisters that leave scars lasting as long as two years.
"Knowing what these plants look like—identification—is key," says Thao Le, marketing director for Hyland's (www.ivyblock.com), a company that develops and markets homeopathic products, including a product that helps prevent poison ivy, oak and sumac rashes before they start. Prevention, she adds, is also critical. "Most people believe that wearing protective clothing is sufficient, but that is not true. The oils can stay on your tools or clothes. Wearing protective clothing is not enough."
How do you identify a poisonous plant? Numerous resources are available, including the cooperative extension service in your area, various Web sites and your state department of natural resources. One good resource is www.emedicinehealth.com, a first aid and consumer health information Web site written by physicians. This Web site describes poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac as follows:
The appearance of these plants varies from region to region and with the seasons.
In some parts of the country, including the Midwest and New England, landscape workers may also come into contact with wild parsnip, which is commonly found along roadsides, in poorly maintained prairies or bordering farmed fields. Wild parsnip grows to be 4 to 5 feet tall. When in bloom during the summer months, it has many large flat clusters of yellow flowers on a single, thick stem.
Here is some additional information about poisonous plants:
Prevention and treatment
Be on the lookout for poisonous plants in your area. Since it might be difficult to completely avoid them when mowing or performing other tasks, take the following steps:
Barbara Mulhern is a Belleville, Wis.-based agricultural/horticultural freelance writer.


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This is a perfect opportunity for those students studying in the following areas:Electronic Engineering
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Related Fields
If you simply replace parts instead of fixing them this is not the right position.
Do you take apart cell phones and upgrade them? Do you repair speakers and amplifiers?
We have a position open for repair technician. Technician will repair a variety of devices using state of the art equipment. Experience taking apart small electronics is desired. We strive to perform the best and have a strict quality control service, while working in a friendly environment.
During training, the candidate will be given the opportunity to repair a wide variety of electronics. Understand why the device failed, how to prevent it from happening and how to repair it. Disassembly of device to gain access to board components. Learn proper steps and procedures. Gain experience with industrial repair equipment and tools.
Types of repairs our company does:
Basic surface mount and through hole component removal
Primary heating methods: conductive, convective, etc.
Chip and MELF rework procedures SOIC/SOT, J-lead and QFP rework
Printed wiring board circuit and laminate repair
Conformal coating removal
We are located in the NOVA area. Only apply if you have reliable transportation and are in the NOVA area.
Position is based upon experience ranging from $10 to $18 per hr. Each technician will start on a probationary period of unpaid training for approximately 2 to 4 wks. This training period is completely based on YOU. Your performance will determine how long you will remain at a training level.
After this time if the individual successfully displays skills and improvement, they will be a full time paid technician .
Shifts are flexible, the location is not metro accessible. Please contact us with a full resume, cover letter, availability and reason why you should be hired.
The ideal candidate will have the following experience and qualities:Experience with laptop and cell phone repair
Soldering and smd rework
Knowledge of circuits
Multimeter experience
Self starter
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Scott Heimedinger, self-confessed "food geek " told the audience at BIF9 that his life was turned around by an egg. It was cooked by a technique called sous vide, which means it was immersed in hot water,
Since then he's been fascinated with high-tech cooking. "I realized it was possible to approach cooking as an engineer." he said.
Now he's Director of Applied Research at The Cooking Lab, publisher of two books on modernist cuisine. He's also worked to develop a $75 sous vide cooker, as opposed to the $1,200 model that was formerly available.
Heimedinger said he didn't always know where his career was going, but "I was boldly passionate and I was unafraid to be so."


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If you have been thinking about doing a sugar detox, then now is the time to get started! I have done a few of them myself and it always boosts results!
The first time I did it, it was one of the best things I have *ever* done. I'm not just saying that, but I really mean it.
Since then I've actually totally been off the sugar and feel so great!
And the benefits, well now they are really too many to mention. Living without sugar is truly liberating. Great weight loss, increased energy, better sleep to name a few.
So I wanted to share a review of this great sugar detox guide so you can see what's inside and grab it for yourself because it really is great value!
The Real Deal
Firstly it's important to note that this guide is written by a certified nutritionist, Diane Sanfilippo so the information inside the guide is excellent, coming from a wealth of knowledge.
Here's a snapshot of the table of contents so you see how jam packed with great info this guide really is.
This sugar detox plan really explains things in an easy to understand manner. It takes you through the steps from beginning to end so you understand what sugar does to your body. And the reasons why it helps you to lose weight and get healthy when you cut it out.
One Of The Best Things About This Guide
One of the best things about this guide is that Diane provides 3 levels of detox for people to follow. I think this is just awesome because she recognizes that there is no one size fits all program. People are at different stages with their health and their level of addiction to sugar. People also have different levels of inner strength in dealing with the detox process.
So it's great to know you can detox at your own level of comfort. You can take it easy, or choose to go cold turkey if that's the kind of person you are. It's just great to know you have a choice.
Here's a snapshot of selecting the appropriate level for you
After you select your sugar detox level, you are then provided with a comprehensive list of yes foods, no foods and foods to limit so you will be *very* clear on what to do. Again each level has a different set of foods to follow, with a separate list and separate rules. I think that's just awesome!
The information is all in the guide, there was only one flaw I saw and that was with the list of dense carbs, which I could not read. Probably just a mistake but nothing worth worrying about.
The guide also talks extensively about all kinds of other sweeteners and is *very* educational. If you think other sweeteners are okay, then this guide will open your eyes to a few of the finer details and you probably won't be eating them after that I use this guide as a reference all the time for it's great educational content.
The guide also covers dining out, meal and snack ideas and provides a great list of recipes at the end.
But there's more…
Extra Awesome Bonuses
Honestly, the awesomeness does not stop there. When you buy the sugar detox guide for a measly $21, you also get 2 extra bonuses and inclusion in the online detox group that runs monthly!
You get a supplement guide that gives you extra tips and goes through a variety of herbs and supplements to help you combat food cravings and get through the detox process easier.
You also get a FAQ guide. Because Diane runs the online groups she knows her stuff and has included a list of questions that people often ask. Questions like 'Will I lose weight on the 21 day sugar detox?' 'Do portion sizes matter?' 'It's my first week and I have a headache for several days, is this normal?'…and many, many more questions that include all the answers.
But it's much, much more than a guide…
Online Support And Interaction
Every month Diane runs an online detox group. You get invited to this when you buy your sugar detox guide! This is just so generous and amazing! Clearly Diane is doing a great service to people and really wants to help you and others improve their health. Having a group to get involved in, share your experiences and ask questions just enhances your experience and offers so much support.
You don't have to start the sugar detox at the beginning of the month but the groups do start on the 1st of every month so make sure you jump in early.
Click Here To Buy This Awesome 21 Day Sugar Detox Guide
I can't believe you get all that stuff for just $21, this is great value.
I obviously own the guide and highly recommend it!
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There was never a time I did not know I was adopted. In fact, there was never a time I did not feel different, not-quite-right, and not altogether like those around me. I have always felt like I was the outcast, the mixed mutt..the runt... the one who got chosen to live among strangers not because I was wanted, but because someone had to choose me, otherwise I'd be put down or left to die, whichever created less stir for the public.
I was born in 1968 in Newfoundland, Canada, a hot-spot for infertile Americans in want of a healthy white newborn who was "orphaned" by its unmarried and "unfit" mother. I was not born an American; I was manufactured to become one.
As an adult, I learned the facts surrounding my adoption story were nowhere near the "facts" my adoptive mother told me about my adoption history.
Today we added the 500th case to our abuse case archive. This dubious honor goes to a case of sexual abuse of a ten-year-old girl adopted by Jon Paul Reid. Among the 500 cases we have archived over the past three years, this case, unfortunately, doesn't stand out as particularly exceptional. There have been many children like the Reid girl before, and since little is done to prevent these situations, we will likely have to document several similar cases in the future.
When we started collecting cases of abuse in child placement, we weren't certain about the extent of the problem. In fact the initiative for this archive was partially inspired by the desire to find out the extent of the problem.
A new study, fresh from the Williams Institute at UCLA, is making headlines these days....
This week the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute published a lengthy report calling for improvement in post-adoption services.
The executive summary starts with the following observation:
Several months ago, when the media focused the nation's attention on yet another sensational adoption story – this time about a Tennessee mother who put her 7-year-old son on a plane back to Russia – all sorts of disquieting questions flowed through people's minds. They ranged from the rhetorical ("What kind of mother would do such a thing?") to the important ("Are children in orphanages being adequately cared for before adoption?") to the inadvertently stigmatizing ("If a child can be so easily `returned,' is adoption really permanent?").
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If You Already Have Children
There probably will be several interviews, perhaps one or two in the agency office and at least one in your home. You will discuss the topics addressed in your autobiographical statement, and the social worker will ask any questions necessary to clarify what you have written. In the case of couples, some agency workers conduct all the interviews jointly, with husband and wife together. Others will conduct both joint and individual interviews.
Health Statements
Autobiographical Statement
The autobiographical statement can be intimidating, but it is essentially the story of your life. Most agencies have a set of guidelines that detail the kind of information they require to assist you in writing the autobiography, and others have the worker assist you directly. You may be asked to describe who reared you and their style of child rearing, how many brothers and sisters you have, and where you are in the birth order.
There is no set format that adoption agencies use to conduct home studies. They must follow the general regulations of their State, but they have the freedom to develop their own application packet, policies, and procedures within those regulations. Some agencies will have prospective parents attend one or several group orientation sessions or a series of training classes before they complete an application. Others will have their social worker start by meeting with family members individually and then ask that they attend educational meetings later on.
I try not to do it... I try not to look, knowing how it will trigger me.
I try not to read about infertile women looking for babies, but I did it today, because I'm a masochist, and it seems like today is a good day for pain.
Today's find involves yet another infertile blogger, advising others how to find a baby. Yes, Virginia, there are many like you, wanting to know oh-so-desperately, "what needs to happen so a baby can be delivered, ASAP?"
Whenever a child dies at the hands of its adoptive parents, the various news outlets that cover such crime, often ask "experts" from organizations like the Evan B Donaldson adoption institute, the Joint Council on International Children's Services and even the National Council for Adoption for commentary.
When perusing the internet for information about the incidence of abuse in adoptive families it's impossible not to come across the scribblings of the apologists:
On June 6, the Committee on the Rights of Children of the United Nations Human Rights office, published a report about measures taken in the United States of America regarding: sales of children, child prostitution and child pornography.
It's 11 pages long, so I am not going to publish it in its entirety here, though I made it available as a PDF attached to this post.
In the report the following observations are made, which I would like to highlight here:


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Prince confirms four arena shows
Prince has announced details of a regional UK arena tour.
Prince staged a number of impromptu live appearances in the UK throughout February 2014, appearing at venues across London and performing two dates in Manchester.
He has now announced four additional UK dates, called "Hit And Run Pt II", which will take place at arenas around the UK.
Prince and his 3RDEYEGIRL band will play:
Thursday 15th May 2014: Birmingham LG Arena
Friday 16th May 2014: Manchester Phones 4u Arena
Thursday 22nd May 2014: Glasgow The SSE Hydro
Friday 23rd May 2014: Leeds First Direct Arena
Tickets go on sale Friday 2nd May at Midday and are priced from £65 plus booking fees.
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- Breed: Labrador Retriever/Hound (Unknown Type) Mix
- Color: White - With Black
- Age: Puppy
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
This is handsome little Trooper! He is a male lab-hound mix who is 8 months old (4/3/2013) weighs about 45 pounds, is utd with vaccs, neutered and on heartworm preventive. He loves playing with other dogs. He is good on a leash. Trooper can be a little timid at first, he needs a little a reassurance and confidence building from the people who love him. Trooper is kennel trained and currently likes to spend his time playing with the other foster dogs. Trooper is located in East Mississippi but transport to New England can easily be arranged through Animal Rescue Front. If you are interested in taking me into your forever home please fill out the adoption form here: http://www.animalrescuefront.org/Adoption-Form.html
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Trooper, a Groton Labrador Retriever/Hound (Unknown Type) puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Labrador Retriever/Hound (Unknown Type) for sale in Groton, or seeking a Labrador Retriever/Hound (Unknown Type) puppy from a breeder in Groton.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Groton already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Groton breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Labrador Retriever/Hound (Unknown Type) breeders who help with Labrador Retriever/Hound (Unknown Type) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Groton paves the way for another one to be saved.


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The wrath of Khan. The search for Spock. The death of James T. Kirk. We're talking major events here, the kind that separate Star Trek movies from Star Trek TV episodes. Big-bang special effects aren't enough; the stories have to be big too. Like any movie adapted from a TV series, Star Trek needs that larger scale to give people a reason to pay for an entertainment experience they're used to getting for free. Perhaps with that in mind, Star Trek: First Contact revives some outsize villains from Star Trek: The Next Generation: The dreaded Borg are back, and as Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) says, ''This time there may be no stopping them.''
You don't have to be a hardcore Trekker to know that the Borg are the most relentless race of conquerers the next generation has ever encountered. Having first appeared in 1989, the series' second season, they reemerged on three other occasions, each time evolving into a more irresistible, indestructible menace. For their latest assault, these cybernetic humanoids look scarier than they ever did on TV, newly redesigned to sport a more repulsively organic synthesis of metal and flesh. Darned if these Borg aren't smarter, too. They've figured out that if they time-warp back 300 years, they can conquer Earth before a scientist named Zefram Cochrane (James Cromwell) becomes the first human to achieve ''warp speed,'' leading to ''first contact'' with other worlds. This means that once again the future must be saved by Picard and his starship Enterprise crewmates, who've zapped back in time right behind the Borg, to make sure that Cochrane keeps his date with destiny.
Of course, this isn't the first time an Enterprise captain has faced a showdown against a formidable TV foe (see Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan). Nor is it the first time an Enterprise crew has traveled to the past to save the future (see Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home). What's impressive about director Jonathan Frakes' First Contact is how it reworks familiar themes and weaves them together to go places no Star Trek film has gone before. Defeating the Borg? That's inevitable. Meeting the father of warp-drive? Who could have imagined?
Still, what made this an event in theaters wasn't the Zefram Cochrane story nor even the time-travel hook. It was the spectacle of those deep-space battle scenes, the startling entrance of the strangely beautiful Borg Queen (Alice Krige), and the cataclysmic finality of her defeat. The video experience can't match such sensory overload, but it does have its compensations. Watching First Contact on a small screen, with its pyrotechnics scaled down, you can almost imagine you're watching a two-hour season finale. B+


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Young historians, living histories of Sonoma county
Continuing the Sonoma county museum's "Sonoma storyteller's initiative," a new project is underway for the county's Asian and Pacific Islander population. Smithsonian Affiliations awarded the museum a $2,500 grant to fund the project, and the museum will match the funds with member donations. The initiative wants teenage members of Asian or Pacific Island descent to create 3-5 minute videos of their family and history in Sonoma county, to be displayed in a series of YouTube videos and archived in the museum.
Curator Cynthia Conway and historian Susan Milstein want to spend the next two months selecting teenagers for training. The pair want 12 people, and after selection,will collaborate with Santa Rosa High School's ArtQuest program to teach everyone how to film their own videos. "We're joining with video instructor Jim Helmer, who will choose about 10 students to act as mentors. During the school year, it's going to be twice a week, after school edit sections," Conway said. "This is living history, and we want to make story arcs show the impact of the art of storytelling."
The Asian and Pacific Islander exhibit isn't the first Sonoma storyteller's initiative. Exhibits aren't limited to a single art form. Teaching artist Mario Uribe curated an initiative focused on the Cambodian population in Sonoma county through a unique art form called body mapping. "It started in South Africa inside the Doctors Without Borders organization. South African women suffering post-traumatic stress couldn't express their grief. Instead, the doctors had them draw an outline of their bodies, and fill in the empty space with drawings, clippings, paintings and words showing their innermost self. The results were startling: by body mapping, these women were able to express what they couldn't say," Uribe said.
Uribe used this method to help several Cambodian women in the county victimized of sexual and physical assault in the past. "They were very introverted. It was hard to get them to open up," he said. After finally agreeing to try the body map idea, the women made their body maps, expressing years of guilt, grief and shame into a single, beautiful art piece. "Several of these women had granddaughters, and they told me they had no idea their grandmas were hurt like this. They learned more about their grandmothers here then any other time," he said. "This is history written by the participants."
Sonoma state university professor Dr. Francisco Marquez co-curated a past initiative exhibit with museum curator Eric Stanley focused on the Mexican and Latino populations in Sonoma county titled "La Frontera del Norte: Sonoma Stories Latino Heritage." Similar to the Asian and Pacific Islander initiative, La Frontera was a series of videos with interviews from some of the historical Mexican and Latino families in the county. They interviewed the Carrillo family about their role in the growth of Sonoma county, and the Morales family's impact on the area since coming in from the braceros program.
"We wanted to look at the role Sonoma county played from being Indian to being Mexican to being a part of the United States," Vasquez said. "In other states, there's a big denial to the presence of Latinos, but the demographics are quite striking. Right now, Latinos are pretty invisible."
Conway wants to finish the Asian and Pacific Islander initiative before the new year. "The Smithsonian affiliate site wants its online banners finished by January 2014, so I guess that's a rough estimate on the due date," she said. Boys and girls 12-15 are invited to contact Conway at 579-1500 x 17 or email@example.com.
More people who identify as Asian live in Santa Rosa than in the rest of county combined. Here's the breakdown by city:
Santa Rosa: 8,440
Petaluma: 2,938
Rohnert Park: 2,677
Windsor: 784
Cloverdale: 384
Cotati: 318
Sonoma: 221
Sebastapol: 88
Healdsburg: 31
Fewer than 1,500 Pacific Islanders live in Sonoma County:
Santa Rosa: 771
Windsor: 217
Rohnert Park: 125
Petaluma: 97
Sebastapol: 38
Cloverdale: 0
Cotati: 0
Sonoma: 0


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The movie, a silent film revival about a 1920s actor struggling to adjust to "talking" pictures, will screen 1 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 6 at the museum, at 1625 N. Central Ave. The cost is $5.
"The Artist" is being shown in conjunction with "Modern Spirit: Fashion of the 1920s" an exhibition on view through Feb. 10.
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It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn't enough to believe in it. One must work at it. — Eleanor Roosevelt, 20th-century First Lady of the United States, in a 1951 radio broadcast
Kindergarteners and first graders may not understand the abstract meaning of peace but they understand their feelings when there is fairness and unfairness. This session reinforces our sixth Principle, "We believe in working for a peaceful, fair, and free world." Children explore ways to ensure everyone has the basic human needs of clothing, food, shelter, and love. Beginning with the beloved communities in their lives, participants explore what it means to work toward a peaceful, fair and free world. They gain confidence in their ability to make a difference in the world as Unitarian Universalists acting on our sixth Principle.
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The Arts: Wired has posted photos
of famous museums,
made from gingerbread and other sweets.
Computing: Did you get taken in by one of these 2013
Internet hoaxes?
Humor: (Only humorous if you aren't having a problem, and I don't have a regular category for this one.) The history
of toilet paper, and its predecessors.
Philosophy: The Skeptical Zone presents a mathematical proof that "naturalist
science can be no threat to faith in God." Not everyone agrees, of
Science: National Public Radio reports on a gene
that makes Hispanics more likely to have diabetes.
NPR also reports on what
happens to you if you fall into a black hole. It's an important
question, for physics.
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God speaks to us through the Bible and the findings of science, and we should listen to both types of revelation.
The title is from Psalm 84:11.
The Wikipedia is usually a pretty good reference. I use the English Standard Version (ESV) of the Bible, and try to cite it appropriately. I also use the World English Bible (WEB), which is public domain. I am grateful.
I have written an e-book, Does the Bible Really Say That?, which is free to anyone. To download that book, in several formats, go here.
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