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Once you've finally put down on paper all those issues that have been nagging you about your current location, it's time for the second step: scouting the alternatives. Entrepreneurs recommend taking a look at several options. Thorne eyed Denver; Boulder, Colorado; and Portland, Oregon, in addition to Seattle. Genex scoped Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Miami, New York City, and Washington, DC, before settling on Atlanta.
In an expansion such as the one Genex undertook, the opportunity to grow the second office depends largely on the wealth of target clients and the competitive environment. New York City may have had more companies, but it also had more competition. "We really liked the competitive environment [in Atlanta]," says Genex managing director Seth Lynn. "We felt like we could elevate ourselves much more rapidly in Atlanta than the other cities."
Experts say that in researching your options, you should contact the local chamber of commerce--even while being wary of that source's bias for its town. Genex, for instance, got information and introductions to other entrepreneurs from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce's economic development committee that helped with its decision. Such introductions can help you estimate costs for real estate, insurance and labor. You can also get information on local educational opportunities to find young talent and provide continuing education for prospective employees.
Costly Moves
As you eye a new location, remember that it won't necessarily pay for itself just in more employees, lower rent or better transportation. The savings need to be significant to recoup the substantial cost of moving your business.
Regardless of whether you move to a new city or across town, the biggest cost of a move is in lost employees. Typically, only 30 to 40 percent of the employees offered positions in a new city accept. (Even Boeing achieved those numbers despite its expectation that 70 to 80 percent of its executives would relocate to Chicago.)
The labor havoc is less when you only move across town, but it's still there. "If you're moving any substantive distance, it's the people who [live in] the other direction [from the move] that you've got to address, even if it's 30 miles," says Amdur.
And if you decide to move employees, keep in mind that the Employee Relocation Council estimates it costs an average of $51,353 to move a home-owning employee and $15,335 to move an employee who rents.
That doesn't even begin to take into account the lowered productivity as workers surf the Web for information on everything from homes to schools to churches in the new town. You'll also lose income from time lost during the move.
Where to Now?
In the end, you may decide that a change in location isn't worth the effort. Hess estimates that half the firms that investigate a move decide to stay put after looking at the costs.
If you decide a new location is the only solution to growing your business, then your work is only beginning. Mumma and other experts say that the moving process can take up to a year from start to finish.
And don't speak too soon, even in an effort to keep employees informed along the way. "The company must clearly define what's going to be offered to employees," says Diane McIntire of Cornerstone Relocation Group LLC, in Warren, New Jersey.
Make sure you've got plenty of information to sell employees on the move. "This may include tours of the area," says McIntire. Be able to answer or bring in an expert to field questions about the new location, including everything from the weather to cultural opportunities.
If all those details sound like a second full-time job, that's exactly what they are. But no one ever said the road to bigger growth was going to be an easy trip.
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Welcome to Your Comedy Layover...
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Big Onion
The Following is from an Onion Article that was forwarded to me by a friend, in the email he asked, "Why should this article be funny?"...I wasn't sure what he was asking so I wrote what is after the article here in an attempt to make some sense of its inspiration. It ended up being a spec scene for Family Guy.
Crocodile Bites Off Bush's Arm
November 19, 2008 Issue 44•47
HOMESTEAD, FL—A 14-foot crocodile bit off President Bush's left arm at the shoulder Monday, a White House memo reported. Bush, who was reportedly standing waist-deep in a swamp at Everglades National Park when the crocodile struck, also sustained severe puncture wounds and torn flesh in his hip and upper thigh. According to witnesses, Bush attempted to fend off the large reptile with his left arm, but the crocodile latched onto it above the elbow, dragged the president underwater, and ripped his arm from its socket. Bush's severed arm was unable to be recovered. Doctors confirmed that he will be fitted with a prosthetic limb in a procedure Friday, and that he is currently being treated for sepsis. Bush is resting comfortably in Annapolis Naval Hospital
Int. Writers Meeting, Boardroom.
Top Writer: And this is why, I think that the story, "Crocodile 30 Rock", is both funny, topical and not only incorporates one of the hip television dramas but also incorporates political satire on the President's visit to Florida, thus upholding the long standing tradition of subtle social and political commentary that we here at the Onion do so well.
(Applause from other people in the room)
Our hero, meekly raises his hand
Top Writer: (to Hero) Yes?
Hero: I...I don't get it.
TW: Get what?
Hero: The story.
TW: Well if you will look at our "Groening Satire Manuel" it explains everything.
Hero: Oh
(people gather their stuff to exit meeting)
Hero meekly raises his hand
TW: Yes?
Hero: I still don't get it.
TW: What?
Robert Loggia seated at head writers chair
Loggia: What don't you get Josh?
Hero: Well this is a story about an aligator, tv show and the president
TW: Yes
Hero: Well couldn't it be just about the aligator?
TW: Its a crocodile, the title, "Crocodile 30 Rock" is also a play on an Elton John song
Hero: Well, ok then the crocodile and the president...I mean this is a story with all these pieces and well, I mean, whats fun about just recycling pop cultural references?
Robert Loggia looks interested, as do other members, including Elizabeth Perkins and Kevin Meany (in his only significant film role)
TW: It tested very well with our "Daily Show" test audience
Hero: I mean, couldn't the Crocodile just rip the President's arm off? Wouldn't that be funny?
And simple?
People start to get interested in the room
Hero: Yeah, and maybe talk about how the croc tried to get both arms but just had to settle on the one--
Some Guy: A comedy story about a crocodile that rips the president's arm off? That is funny.
Hero: Yeah and maybe the President is standing waist deep in water...
Kevin Meany: So the building turns into a bug?
Hero: Yeah, and we could have like fake medical reports and....
Top Writer (To Elizabeth Perkins type, with black-rim glasses): This just doesn't happen, you just doesn't come in and say, "Crocodile"....
Robert Loggia: Well done Josh, well done.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Live Humans Tonight!
From Andy Rothwell:
Hey everyone,
This week we're at the Palace of Wonders again, with featured artist is EVAN SCOTT PEAVEY - you know it's gonna be good.
Also, I'm playing and showing some videos on Thursday night at Big Bear cafe (1st and R NW), in the Cheryl's Gone monthly reading and performance series (www.cherylsgone.com). Please come out if you're around. It starts at 8:00, I'll be on at either 8:30 or 9:00 - except if you can come, I wouldn't skip the other acts, I'm excited to see them.
Ok, hopefully see you.
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Anyone Relate?
"We work in the dark - we do what we can - we give what we have. Our doubt is our passion, and our passion is our task. The rest is the madness of art." — Henry James
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Monday, November 17, 2008
Shh...shh...Just Watch.
"He is the new Charles Nelson Rielly(sic). he knows how to tell an amusing story, or in this case, How to tell a story amusingly. That is basically his act. Telling a story, incident, observation, opinion in a theatrical manner."
Please tell me that no one pays attention to Youtube user comments. I went on there to look at some clips of Paul F. Tompkins, inspired by Ms. Aparna Nancherla's recent success opening for him and I find that comment above posted after one of Tompkin's clips.
Whats the equation? Anonymity + The Internet= Asshole.
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Friday, November 14, 2008
Woman Gets Pregnant, Barbara Walters Trips Over Own Tits, Grass Is Green
I don't understand this news story, just baffled. A woman who chose to take hormones so she could grow facial hair and have a baby is a news story. I have run across plenty of women with facial hair who have kids and none of its news worthy. But apparently its important to the media and this couple to push on with this whole charade so this newborn baby can have this moment later on down the road:
"I was born after my mother injected sperm from another man into my Dad's vagina" August 2021 sometime around mid-night at summer camp.
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Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Comedy Spot, Ballston Mall this Friday!
8:00pm: Vic Speedboat . . . 10:00pm: Caveat
ComedySportz8PM l $15 l PG
The Blue Show10PM l $15 l R
CSz 4 Kidz *3PM l $10 l PG
ComedySportz 7:30PM l $15 l PG
The Blue Show10PM l $15 l R
* see CALENDAR
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Get Famous or You Suck
From Gotcast.com: We are working with Kim Coles and Greg Proops on a "Standup Showcase" where our members submit their comedy routines for feedback from our celeb panel. The top10 videos are all guaranteed feedback and distribution to our friends at Abrams Agency in Los Angeles. And at least one of the videos will be featured on our homepage (over 100,000 members) and sent out to our industry mailer (over 2,000 producers, directors and casting directors). Follow this link: http://http://www.gotcast.com/casting-calls/Standup-Comedy-Showcase/52381
Read more!
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
I'm an Idiot
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Live Humans Tonight!
From Andy Rothwell:
Hi everyone,
Tonight the featured artist at the LIVE HUMANS IN DC open mic is ADRIAN KRYGOWSKI (www.myspace.com/thedifferentsdc). It's at the Palace of Wonders, 7:30.
Next week it's there too, with featured artist EVAN SCOTT PEAVEY. Then a week off right before Thanksgiving, and a bunch more at the Palace in December.
Hopefully see you!-Andy
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
The Above Video
I really feel for anyone who "bombs", especially someone that wants to do well so badly. The above video I found today while lazily rolling along through Youtube. Apparently the video has been out for awhile and I am always late on these things, but I've watched it 3 times so far all the way through and my favorite part is the very end. Check out the young guy's posture and demeanor as the lead anchor takes over at the very end, the anchor thanks him for the update, and the guy gives him a heavy, "Yeah"--it says so much.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008
DCComedy4Now is going to call it at 10:12 pm...
Ahead of Fox, ahead of NBC, ABC, CBS, MSNBC, and CNN, is going to name Barack Obama, the next President, the 44th, of the United States of America. DCComedy4now, is your trusted news source on election coverage.
Making fun of Republicans gets pretty old...
And while I'm enjoying the some of the Obama impersonations, my prediction is that the Joe Biden impersonation, along with just the man's general personality, is going to take hold. I am interested to see what kind of shift there will be on the landscape of political humor, hopefully it will move beyond the race of President-elect Obama.
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Monday, November 3, 2008
Hello? Oh, hey, yeah...yeah...yeah, I'm an asshole.
Washington DC is supposed to be a city of learned people. In fact, it is a city known for people who have very expensive educations who sacrifice high-paying jobs to work in non-profits in an effort to help out their fellow man.
So with all this education, with all these people thinking for people other than themselves, why have people not learned that nobody wants to hear their fucking cell phone conversation.
I still can't believe this goes on, daily, like it does. Cell phones have been around long enough, you ask anyone with one about the etiquette of using one and they would tell you that there is a time and a place to use it. I thought being an idiot on your cell-phone would be looked at like farting aloud in a room full of strangers by now. You'd think nobody would want to be "that person".
This is a tired topic. Its a fucking cliche that I am even writing about it.
So, I'll make it short, if you ride the D2 bus between Glover Park and Dupont and you just cannot wait, cannot possibly wait and just goooottta have that phone conversation, well then let me at least introduce myself: I'm the creepy one, staring, burning a hole in your forehead, making everything awkward. My name is Mike, when you get off the phone can we talk?
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At The Woolly Mammoth Theater Company in downtown Washington DC
instructor: John Pierson of The Neo-Futurists
One session: Saturday, Jan 3, 12 – 4pm
The Chicago-based NEO-FUTURISTS are renowned for their engaging, immediate, truthful, and highly entertaining Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind. The success of their work stems from the ensemble's ability to pull uniquely individual material from their own lives and mold it into universally accessible art. In this workshop you will learn the exercises and philosophies behind creating, writing, performing, and directing immediate theatre based on your own life. This class provides specific acting techniques and an opportunity to write and perform pieces for the other workshop students.
Note: This course is for intermediate to advanced level actors.
John Pierson has been a Neo-Futurist for eleven years. He is also known as John Jughead Pierson, the founding member of the legendary punk band Screeching Weasel and the revolutionary acoustic punk band Even In Blackouts. Under another pseudonym, Ian Pierce, he has written, produced and published over 20 plays and one novel, Weasels In A Box.
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Homegrown Comedy
NOVEMBER 7th
The DC Improv proudly presents "Homegrown Comedy", the monthly comedy series featuring the rising talent of local comedians in Washington, DC. Over the past five years, the Improv has supported local comedy with local talent showcases and comedy competitions. In the spirit of those shows, "Homegrown Comedy" will feature some of the best amateurs and local professional comics Washington, DC has to offer.
Homegrown Comedy is a way for the DC Improv to showcase its local talent and for local talent to be seen by the DC Improv. Each show will feature seven comedians performing tight 8 minute sets. It's a great opportunity for people to come check out Washington's next comedy stars and more importantly, laugh! November 7th Line-Up:
Hosted by: Mike Way
Kojo Mante, Mike Eltringham, Matt Sapsford, Keith Irvin, Lisa Fine, Tim Miller, and Brian Parise
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Well whats going on DC Comedy Scene?!
We've been busy over here at the DCComedy4now offices, really busy...really, really busy.
Take note of the new open-mic off to the right side of the page at the Mad Hatter off of 19th and M on Wednesdays.
NO open-mic at Chief Ikes tonight because of the Redskins-Steelers game.
So being the last schmuck over at the DCComedy4now offices I've gotten behind in my work of keeping up the place. Lets face it, its not the liveliest of places to walk into each morning.
Keep an eye out for the upcoming up performances:
-Bill Burr this week at the DC Improv
-Erin Jackson, Rob Maher, and Ryan Conner at the DC Improv November 15th
-DC Improv, Washington Improv Theater and Comedy Sports (Ballston Mall in Virginia) are going to be starting their new semesters for classes very soon!
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Situated amidst 80 acres of rolling countryside, Chateau de Pique Winery hosts wine tastings inside a fully restored, 19th-century horse barn. Glasses swirl handcrafted wines such as bold, dry reds, Late Harvest Riesling, buttery Chardonel, and juicy Peach Bum. In warmer months, a 6,500-square-foot tent accommodates up to 350 guests during special events, and two satellite tasting rooms provide sips in Indianapolis and Clarksville year-round.
With its lavender- and khaki-colored walls, cozy seating setups, and fireplace, Forest Edge Winery comes off more as a family's living room than a business. At the heart of its warm presentation sits a wrap-around bar, with pantries and shelves and cabinets nearby filled with, what else, but bottles of wine. That community-driven theme carries throughout the facility, including a downstairs children's room stocked with a television and creative activities. Outside, visitors venture in from the edge of the historic Bernheim Forest on Clermont Road–the start of Kentucky's bourbon trail.
Wight-Meyer Vineyard & Winery began producing wines in the late 1990s as Bullitt County's first commercial vineyard. In 2006, after initially plucking grapes from 2.5 acres of vines and squeezing them using telekinesis alone, Wight-Meyer's founders converted their barn into a bustling wine production facility. The vineyard's award-winning wines include a barrel-aged Kentucky norton and a rosé, some of which can be sipped during group tastings in the facility's new tasting room.
When Tommy and Debbie McIntyre moved into the family farm in 1987, they casually started making wine from wild berries on their land. But as the years went by, their love for winemaking grew and the amount of wild berries declined. So the pair decided to fill their farm with blueberry and blackberry vines so they could make their fruit wines in earnest. Today, they specialize in blueberry and blackberry wines, made from handpicked, sun-ripened fruits in a choice of dry or sweet vintages. To complement these, the McIntyres also offer a select number of wines made from other fruits, such as strawberries and elderberries. Customers who want to see how the wine is made up close can come for a tour or tasting, or simply pick berries for a family-friendly outing.
For eight years, the husband-and-wife team at Carousel Winery has cultivated the vines of their family farm into a collection of award-winning wines. On Saturday, August 6, Marion and Sue Wilson will throw a party at Carousel's six-acre winery to celebrate its continued success as attendees sample flights of reds and whites, try out descriptors such as "oaky" and "four," bite on BBQ ribs and chicken, and show off complimentary Carousel glasses. Throughout the afternoon, enjoy a variety of events and prizes devoted to the number eight, such as a Crazy Eights card tournament with an $88.88 gift certificate prize and eight door-prize drawings for $8.88 gift certificates. From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., the sultry voice of Charlene Blay leads her four-piece jazz ensemble, The 2nd Editions through 5/8 time signatures and various deconstructions of the Scooby Doo theme song.
The two-bedroom, newly renovated farmhouse at Blue Heron Vineyards safeguards guests in a rural, picturesque setting amid turn-of-the-century barns and vintage outbuildings. Guests have their choice of enjoying a homemade breakfast in the farmhouse, from the tree house-like deck of the winery, or lakeside while served by a wait staff of bullfrogs trained at L'Ambroisie in Paris. Spend an afternoon casually strolling through the vineyard grounds spread across a high bluff near the Ohio River, or visit the property's large Celtic cross, carved from natural stone over a 23-month period by local sculptor Greg Harris. Visitors calm their outdoors obsessions by fishing and canoeing at the nearby Deer Creek or exploring the Hoosier National Forest along scenic hiking and biking trails teeming with towering trees, wildlife, and ringleted porridge thieves.


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When Wade and I were newly married, and he started his teaching career, we knew we wouldn't have much money. But that was okay because teaching was what Wade had always wanted to do. We were happy. So, we took to heart the counsel of President Brigham Young. He said " Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without."
It was very wise counsel, because it has gotten us through some very tough times. Through several years of unemployment, really struggling to make it, our decision to follow the Prophet really blessed us. By not buying new things, sticking with what we had and not getting into debt, it made things MUCH easier than they would have been had we not already been in the mode of using what we had or going without.
So I wanted to share with you these words that we have lived by, and continue to. Maybe it will encourage you to know that you can make it, too!


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Heat intolerance
Heat intolerance
Heat intolerance refers to a feeling of being overheated when the temperature around you rises. It can often cause heavy sweating.
Heat intolerance usually comes on slowly and lasts for a long time, but it may also occur quickly and be a serious illness.
Alternative Names
Sensitivity to heat; Intolerance to heat
Common Causes
Heat intolerance may be caused by:
- Amphetamines or other stimulants, such as those found in drugs that suppress your appetite
- Anxiety
- Caffeine
- Menopause
- Too much thyroid hormone (thyrotoxicosis)
Home Care
Keep room temperature at a comfortable level. Drink plenty of fluids.
Call your health care provider if
Call your health care provider if you have unexplained heat intolerance.
What to expect at your health care provider's office
Your health care provider will take a medical history and perform a physical examination.
Medical history questions may include:
- When do the symptoms occur?
- Have you had heat intolerance before?
- Is it worse when you exercise?
- Do you have vision changes?
- Are you dizzy or fainting?
- Do you have sweating or flushing?
- Do you have numbness or weakness?
- Do you have palpitations or a rapid pulse (heart rate)?
Tests that may be performed include:
Kim M, Ladenson P. Thyroid. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2011:chap 233.
Winkenwerder W Jr., Sawka MN. Disorders due to heat and cold. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders; 2011:chap 109.
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Members of 100 Black Men of Bradley County Inc. delivered boisterous greetings as the young, sleepy-faced students entered Cleveland Middle School's art classroom.
President Ronald Arnold explained the club's mentoring program usually draws anywhere from 25 to 30 students on any given Friday.
He added, "However, most of them are involved with the play this morning."
About 12 students filed into the seats with styrofoam cereal bowls and milk cartons resting in front of them. As the hum of conversation grew, mentoring chair Tony Blair Jr. took center floor.
He encouraged students to be dedicated to a certain goal or dream.
"If you want it, guess what?" Blair asked his young crowd. "Somebody else is willing to help you get what you need."
He listed possible aids as teachers and counselors, but the obvious helping hand stands in front of the middle schoolers.
The Friday morning mentoring program at Cleveland Middle began prior to 2005 and continues to deliver on the club's Vision Statement of serving as a beacon of leadership, "by utilizing our diverse talents to create environments where our children are motivated to achieve."
Students focused on Blair as he looked at each of them in turn. He urged them to reach their dreams through performing well in school. According to Blair, the dreams are attainable — provided students take the needed steps. He reminded them the 100 Black Men organization wants them to succeed.
Blair later explained the idea behind the Future CEO slogan.
"We don't want them to just work for it. We want them to own it," Blair said. "If we can put that seed in their minds now, it will generate their whole college and career, and help them succeed."
Club members give the students a realistic outlook on success.
"We don't want them to think they have a silver spoon," said club member Oscar Kelly. "They have to work for what they get."
Continued Kelly, "We know everyone is not going to be a CEO, but we try to instill that in their minds, so it gives them something to look forward to so it is not just basketball."
Each meeting includes a word from the club and often a presentation from a local community member. The goal is to present role models with positive messages on careers and life choices. The overall themes emphasized throughout the meetings include positive self-identity and personal vision, life skills, social and emotional skills, moral character, work ethic and lifelong learning.
Members utilize one-on-one mentoring, group mentoring and tag-team mentoring to build the students' dreams and confidence while addressing issues in their young lives.
Sometimes the young mentees join club members for a day trip down to Atlanta, a conference or a special lunch. Blair explained every student must reach the required 15 hours of community service before joining the fun.
Added Kelly, "And they do it."
Blair said it can take the students a while, but they complete the hours.
"We tell them, 'If you take two steps, we will take two steps. If you don't give nothing, then you can expect nothing,'" Blair said. "You can't expect a 40-hour check, if you don't go to work."
Arnold explained the middle school students are easier to reach than the high school age teens.
"You form a lot of ideas between 10 and 13. Once a kid gets into his later teenage years, he has a lot of ideas already formed in his mind," Arnold said. "It is a lot easier for us to talk to them in this period right here than any other period in their life."
Members encourage middle school youth at Cleveland Middle of every grade and race to attend the 7 a.m. meetings every Friday.
"We want the Latinos here. We want the Caucasians. We want them all here," Blair said. "Anyone who wants to be mentored to, I give them a membership program and tell them to call me."
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I rented an overseeder from Home Depot and almost finished using it, dropping seed on 12,000 ft2. The sun just went down and I'm ready to collapse! I wanted to finish an hour or two earlier and get my starter fertilizer on and watering done but didn't plan on it taking this long. I plan on getting up around 7AM and doing the last ~2000 ft2 and then fertilizing and watering. Is this going to be ok? I know you're not supposed to let seed get dry or it dies, but it's only 60 degrees out right now and my soil is semi-moist, still. If you guys tell me I'm screwed, well, I better get out the lights and finish this job! Thanks! |
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Relax. You are fine. Once you finish and start watering, you want to deep the soil slightly damp not wet. You may be a bit early in planting as temperatures are still a bit cool. Edit: May I suggest once you finish up tomorrow that you consider not watering until after the next rainfall, then make sure that the soil remains moist thereafter. Remember, moist, not wet. |
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If you're a brave soul attempting to teach with technology, then you know that it can be a challenging and downright difficult task. Students are resistant to change. Teachers are too. Administrators are, well, too. Everyone seems to be unsure about how to effectively integrate technology without running into several roadblocks.
A presentation by the always amazing Shelly Terrell should help. It's quite literally a survival guide to teaching with technology and I strongly recommend you scroll through each slide. It's packed with wisdom from a teacher who really gets it. Terrell has been a strong proponent of teaching with technology and she's incredibly passionate about it. You can tell from the slides and her blog here.
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The presentation above walks you through (step-by-step – love that show – now the theme song is in my head) how to approach technology integration. Basically, start with what you know and build on that. Figure out what your students are currently using, how they're using it, and what you can learn from them.
The next step is to simply understand that technology is a tool. Like any tool, it'll fail you at times. In fact, in my experience technology fails when you need it most. It's great for playing games while on a train but delivering a presentation? Usually the tech melts down. Be prepared for that kinda thing. Check your tech.
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The first 'Dumb and Dumber 2' trailer will officially arrive with '22 Jump Street' next week, but you don't have to wait until then to get a new look at Harry and Lloyd's grand return. A new poster debuted online and it showcases the return of a major character from the original film -- yes, we're talking about the stupid car shaped like a dog.
We had previously seen a handful of photos from the 'Dumb and Dumber 2' set, but up until this point, we haven't seen anything official from the upcoming sequel. That all changed today as directors Bobby and Peter Farrelly posted the first official 'Dumb and Dumber 2' photo to Twitter.
We're only a couple of months away from the debut of 'Kick-Ass 2,' which means it's about time for the stars of the film to begin promoting it -- Jim Carrey certainly has a original way of doing so: by denouncing the violence in the film.
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Dominguez clinches Xavier sweep of Southern January 27, 2008 Results: Men Women NEW ORLEANS — Xavier University of Louisiana's Yuliem Dominguez defeated Southern's Kathryn Curtis 2-6, 6-2, 6-3 Sunday to clinch the Gold Nuggets' 5-4 dual-match victory at the University of New Orleans Wow Café Tennis Center. Xavier's men defeated Southern 8-1. Both Xavier teams are 1-1, and both Southern teams are 0-1. The Lady Jaguars lost two of three doubles matches, then took a 3-2 lead when Gabrielle Marshall and Bethlehem Workeneh scored singles victories. Marshall defeated Melissa DeLoatch 6-2, 6-1 at No. 6, and Workeneh beat Alexandra Broussard 6-0, 6-2 at No. 4. But Xavier won three of the final four singles matches, with Dominguez rallying to beat Curtis at No. 3 in the final completed match. "That's probably the best match Yuliem has played at Xavier," Nuggets Coach Alan Green said. "She hung tough. I told our women before the match that we'd have a dogfight with Southern. We were prepared to go the distance." Xavier's men didn't need final-match heroics. The Gold Rush won two of three doubles matches, then swept all six singles matches. The Jaguars scored their only point when Marlon Gichie and Tyler Chin beat Matthew Walker and Mikhail Vaval-Desse 8-6 at No. 1 doubles. Xavier's Vusumzi Kempele improved to 2-0 in singles and doubles. He teamed with Terry Richardson to beat Kashwayne Nelson and Elvis Espinal 8-3 at No. 3 doubles, then he defeated Nelson 6-3, 6-3 at No. 6 singles. "Our men were outstanding," Green said. "They were ready to go. They played well throughout singles and doubles. They played as if they would not be denied." Also improving to 2-0 in singles and doubles was the Nuggets' Anastesia Opata. The Washington State transfer teamed with NAIA All-American Dominique Bell to beat Janelle Mosley and Workeneh 8-1 at No. 1 doubles, then Opata beat Mosley 6-2, 6-2 at No. 1 singles. It was the second consecutive year that Xavier, an NAIA member, defeated Southern's men and women in their openers. Southern is an NCAA Division I member. Xavier will wait nearly three weeks for its next matches. The Rush and Nuggets will travel to Anaheim, Calif., for matches Feb. 15-17 with Concordia, Azusa Pacific, Vanguard and Fresno Pacific, all of whom are expected to appear in the first NAIA top 25 next week.
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I have planted many bee attracting plants and boy are they working. I also (by accident) grew a HUGE native yellow flowering plant nearby my garden area and it's become a BEE motel.
I have basil all around in my garden as well that they just love too. My question is, how (if at all) can I set up a safe place for them to nest? or is that even reasonable? I have all kinds of bees, all different sized bees all around in these plants all day long. here's a video I took with my camera.
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SAN JOSE -- Nearly 100 cats perished in an overnight house fire where fencing the homeowner installed to pen the animals briefly trapped her in the burning home before firefighters cut her out and rescued her, the San Jose Fire Department said.
According to fire Capt. Reggie Williams, the resident, a woman in her 70s, had made her South San Jose home into a sanctuary where she served as a volunteer rescuer, caring for and neutering the animals for adoption or, failing that, eventual release.
"There were cats in every room of the house," Williams said.
The homeowner in the 6900 block of Polvadero Drive, near Bernal Avenue and Santa Teresa Boulevard, called 911 at 1:43 a.m. after she was awoken by the lone dog that lived with her and seeing fire and smoke emanating from a bedroom.
"She had a smoke detector but for some reason it didn't work. The dog alerted her," Williams said.
A fire dispatcher instructed her to get out of the home, and she exited through a rear door, but to a patio she had enclosed with a metal netting intended to keep her rescue cats from escaping, essentially trapping her.
She was ordered to stay low and responding firefighters found her in a fetal position with smoke and fire wafting above her. Crews used axes to cut through the fencing and pulled her to safety.
"The dispatchers kept her calm, told her to stay low and told us where she was. We went directly to her," Williams said.
It took about an hour for firefighters to put out the flames. Afterward, they removed the bodies of nearly 100 cats, most of whom Williams said died from smoke inhalation rather than direct contact with the fire.
Neither the resident nor any of the two-dozen fire personnel were injured. Her dog also escaped safely.
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The New York Stock Exchange recently recognized FedEx and several other companies for corporate giving and support of victims impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Representatives from the companies rang the Closing Bell® at the New York Stock Exchange on Nov. 8.
FedEx was represented by Bill Bonneau, manager, Station Operations, FedEx Express. (On far right in the photo.) Bonneau was requested by name by New York. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's office to work directly with them in the aftermath of the storm to help direct the logistics of delivering aid quickly and efficiently across the state of New York. He worked around the clock to coordinate the deliveries of MREs, generators, water, and other much needed aid to the areas that needed it most.
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Nov 21st 2007 6:21PM The Aspect of the Viper re-buff is very, very welcome. The recent nerf (when was it, 2.2?) was annoying as heck.
The trouble with happiness {WoW}
Nov 16th 2007 4:01PM @9 Buying pet food is for suckers. Get a pet that can eat fish, level your fishing and cooking up to something reasonable, then spend an hour fishing open water in Outland. You'll have more stacks of Blackened Trout than you can use in a month.
Pet food with stats is coming in 2.3! {WoW}
Nov 3rd 2007 4:15PM The sheer tedium of harvesting strange spores for sporeling snacks makes this an attractive alternative.
I really don't get the complaints about the whole pet-snacks idea, though. Pet FOOD is what you feed your pet to keep it happy. Pet SNACKS give a special buff. It seems pretty obvious to me, but maybe I'm weird.
Breakfast Topic: Your favorite city {WoW}
Oct 5th 2007 11:49AM If you play the Horde side and you don't have your bank alt in Thunder Bluff, you're missing out. The mailbox and the auction house are about a six-second walk from each other, and there's a vendor right there who'll buy anything you don't want to auction off.
Plus, given Thunder Bluff's proximity to the Tauren starting area, it's easy as heck to run a level-one toon into town to be your banker.
My main (level 70 now) is a Tauren hunter, and when I was leveling I always portaled back to TB to visit the trainers. I know it's cheesy, but Mulgore and the surroundings always felt like home, because that's where I spent my first few hours in the game.
The story of your first epic {WoW}
Aug 23rd 2007 5:45PM A Precisely Calibrated Boomstick dropped for me in the late 40s off of a random harpy in Ferelas. I tried for weeks to sell it on the auction house at a fair price, but ended up letting it go for way under market value.
A couple levels later, I picked up a Dwarven Hand Cannon for a steal on the AH, banked it until 58 and have been using it ever since.
Is real money for game items in our future? {WoW}
Jun 10th 2007 10:57AM I like the idea of pay-for-gold servers. It sounds like a good outlet. And hey, maybe it'll be a revenue stream for Blizzard.
I also like the emphasis on reputation in the expansion. You can buy gold, but you can't buy rep.
Of course, I'd like it if the reputation grind were mixed up a little. Random world events, maybe, along the lines of the elemental invasions in Azeroth. You happen to be in a capital city when a yell goes out than an invasion force is on the way. Everybody in town gets five minutes to form up into groups, then a few waves of mobs start coming. You get a little rep just for surviving the battle, and you get more for taking down foes. If you're in a party with lower-level players, you get even more rep, giving the end-gamers an incentive to team up with the littles.
It could be fun. It might also be an unbelievable investment in developer time that could never pay off. I really don't know.
The saga of Craig {WoW}
Jun 9th 2007 2:57PM The welcome-back party and barbecue in Shattrath just broke up, after a climactic 'round-the-city conga line and snowball fight. A good time was had by all, and we hope the innocent and faintly bewildered citizens of Shat will forgive us for the lag spikes we caused with all our AOE fireworks.
Thanks to everyone who attended.
The Armory changeth {WoW}
Jun 6th 2007 10:19AM Unfortunately, the site seems to be completely flummoxed at the moment.
A little extra XP for your trouble {WoW}
Jun 5th 2007 2:39PM We have a player in our guild who managed to get all the flight points in Azeroth and Outland (thanks to a summon) without doing a single quest or killing a single mob.
The trip through the tunnel into Winterspring took him like three hours.
Last I saw him, he was like level seven or something, on discovery XP alone.
Personally, I'd love the ability to outsource quests. Kill 20 Scarlet Monastery bad guys to level this alt, you say? Let me just round up a posse of other players who are willing to do it for me in exchange for some extra XP.
Hell, let players put tasks up on the auction house with reverse bidding. The player who'll do the job for the lowest XP wins the right to do the quest.
Nihilum takes down Mother Shahraz {WoW}
Jun 3rd 2007 9:49PM Don't get me wrong, I don't want to sound like Mr. Complainy Guy. But the never-ending series of "Some Guild Killed Some Guy You've Never Heard Of" posts aren't examples of the very best content on this site, in my opinion.


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Farms in Howard County
Breezy Hill Alpaca Farm
Located in the rolling hills just outside Ellicott City, 30 miles West of Baltimore, Breezy Hill is not your ordinary alpaca farm. We breed and raise prize winning alpacas with strong bloodlines, with our whole family taking an active role in the day-to-day care of our alpacas.
2820 Woodbine Rd Woodbine, MD 21797410-489-5802Visit website »View location »Circle D Farm
150 acre farm with banquet facilities, day camps, tennis clubs and health and fitness club.
15535 Carrs Mill Road Woodbine, MD 21797301-854-6651Visit website »View location »Clark's Elioak Farm
Beautiful family farm and home of "The Enchanted Forest" offering a petting farm, hayrides, pony rides, birthday parties and more plus Clark's Never Sell the Land grass fed beef, produce and more!
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Seasonal activities including hay-rides, a haunted barn for tots and concessions plus top quality pick-your-own fruits and vegetables and farm market.
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Changed description to: Educational field trips, greenhouses, summer camps, fall pumpkins, corn maze, hayrides, farm animals, bee-hives, country store, popcorn and more!
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Working family farm offering fresh produce, meats, eggs, pumpkins, cut-your-own Christmas trees, hay rides and more! Also offering fall educational tours.
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From ComicThoughs' card lists and ChaosChild's deck builder it seems that the name of (CS32) Thyrus Gorman is misspelled. As many of you may know it is normally spelled Thyrus Gormann. It may have consequences for future editions of Thyrus Gormann as the card title is important for the number of Thyrus Gormanns you may have in a deck.
I guess they have to misspell his name from now on?!?


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Gush time! We've got a thing for Cloud Cult. A BIG thing. When the band came through NYC for a week last April, playing three shows in as many venues, we didn't miss a one. And if you were in town and hip to their classic Advice From The Happy Hippopotamus, you were there, too. Lead Cult man Craig Minowa crafted a song-cycle that synthesized violins with distorted bass, electro-beats with folk fingerpicking, Sunny Day emo guitars with Native American dance chants — and all while actually saying something, learning to celebrate life in the wake of Craig's two-year old child's death. If it sounds heavy, moving, and entirely awesome … it is. And if you've never heard it, here's one of our faves:
But this is about the new stuff, and we're proud to premiere the first single from Cloud Cult's The Meaning Of 8, a record that expands on the band's push towards lush, straight-up emotional songs. "Chemicals Collide" was a live fave over that week in April, and it showcases Craig's ability to work a heart-tugging melody out of the simplest of progressions. Check it:
Head here for the track's shroomy video. And for another taste of the new, hit KEXP for a "draft" of the stellar "Take Your Medicine." You can hear more gems from Advice ("What Happens At The End" and "Transistor Radio") at their MySpace. And then you can buy it! (Craig's had enough jobs already!)
The Meaning Of 8 is in stores 4/10, but will be available in less than two weeks if you get it directly from the band site. Why wait?
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Competitor |
Message/Brand |
How FEI's Differentiated |
Flintstone |
Convenient fire solution. No more waiting around for runners. |
FEI's helpful customer service does all the install work and handles any problems. Higher-quality fire: Proven to burn longer, cook food better, and provide more light. |
Pyro |
Cost-sensitive fire solution. Lightning-quick service. Runners all over Olympus. |
Pyro may sometimes get there first, but FEI smokes Pyro when it comes to overall delivery rates. More dependable service and much more reliable products. |
"If needed, we could build out this grid further, countering Flintstone's and Pyro's main benefits and products with FEI's equivalents," Marka said. "Now, every FEI solution may not beat Flintstone's and Pyro's hands-down—if they did, these competitors probably wouldn't be in business. But we can show that we offer a differentiated solution."
"What else might our messaging document include?" Zoot asked.
Marka scribbled more on the whiteboard:
Throughout the next week, Marka, Zoot, and Org worked together to develop this messaging document. They distributed the final version to all customer-facing employees, instructing them to memorize it and keep it at the ready.
Over the next few months, the three team leaders noticed a definitive change in the way FEI employees talked to customers—and how customers responded. Months later, after Numo had tallied up FEI's 2Q sales results, anybody with two eyes (not to mention Cecil the Cyclops) could see how better messaging in FEI's sales and customer-service departments had positively impacted their bottom line.
Next week: Marka discusses how basic text-only broadcast email communications can achieve results.
Today's FIRE! Point
Create a competitive positioning grid detailing your competitors' key selling messages and how you're differentiated. If needed, do the same for each of your main products, and your competitors'. Distribute this document to your marketing department and all customer-facing staff. Then, when questions about competing solutions inevitably arise, they'll have an intelligent, on-message answer.
FIRE! In Action: Consider Humor in Messaging
A memorable, funny and self-deprecating message can draw attention to your brand. Buckley's has built a cough syrup empire on the slogan "It Tastes Awful. And It Works."


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BlizzCon 2009: WoW Class Discussion #2 live blog {WoW}
Aug 23rd 2009 6:53AM I'd love to know if they have any plans for more utility in the Mage Arcane tree - currently it brings good DPS, and the mana issues are certainly being reduced in 3.2.2, but nothing else compared to Fire's 5% crit debuff and Frost's Replensihment - both have their own issues (putting up the debuff is a loss in DPS for us, and for the raid in a 10-man unless it's very caster-heavy, and Replenishment still isn't enough to justify bringing a Frost Mage). Anyway TL:DR: Any plans for more Arcane raid utility?
Noblegarden FAQ {WoW}
Apr 26th 2009 7:19AM Just thought I should point out that, if you're a Mage, the Tome of Polymorph: Rabbit is also available from the Noblegarden vendors. It appears next to the Rabbit's Foot and costs 100 chocolates.
Titanguard appears to still be part of 3.0.8 {WoW}
Jan 13th 2009 1:22PM So Dustin...
A. You chose to DW. There are plenty of good 2H's around for tanking.
B. You're misinformed. The new sigil has a 100% proc chance.
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 1 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mount {WoW}
Nov 12th 2008 1:33PM Entering!
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 3 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mount {WoW}
Nov 10th 2008 1:41PM As an EU customer I'm wondering why ALL the contests are open to the US and Canadian residents...if there are some which are only open to them then should be some only open to us!
Anyway, commented and entering with high hopes.
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 5 - Footprints of Illidan loot card {WoW}
Nov 8th 2008 9:06AM Badger badger badger badger
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 6 - BlizzCon Aunthenticators {WoW}
Nov 7th 2008 1:07PM Badger badger badger :p
Wait a mo, I'm in the EU. I thought these contests were going to be open to us as well, all the ones I've looked at (including this one, which I'm entering more out of hope than anything else) say you must be a resident of the US or Canada.
Preview of the new minimap mod SexyMap {WoW}
Nov 1st 2008 12:12PM I love this addon. I was using MoveAnything, purely for the abiloty to move the map and hide the tracking buttons; this does all that and more, and does it better (MA often didn't hide buttons I told it to, and wouldn't let me open my character screen in combat).
Arcane Brilliance: Post-patch madness {WoW}
Oct 19th 2008 7:11AM Faar, our burst is high at the moment but at 80 it IS toned down - we scale well, but not well enough to keep this going. Don't worry, it won't last long - more's the pity. For once we can out-DPS healing - we haven't been able to do that since pre-2.0.
Also Christian - another tip for Focus Magic: it doesn't just proc off spell crits. Sure, it increases YOUR spell crit chance, and the TARGET'S spell crit chance, but it procs whenever they get a crit in any way, shape, or form. Feel free to throw it on a passing Rogue or Hunter.
BlizzCon 2008: Opening ceremonies liveblog {WoW}
Oct 10th 2008 2:02PM Yup, because ww journalists are obviously mind readers...?


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Uma Thurman Is New Face Of Virgin
Hollywood actress Uma Thurman has just been signed by Telewest as the face of a new Virgin rebranding campaign.
Expected to launch on February 14, Virgin Media will be a new company comprising Virgin Mobile, land-line, broadband and TV services.
MD of Virgin Media marketing has said that beauty Uma Thurman is the "perfect fit" for the new campaign.
The re-branding is expected to cost £20 million, but will push Virgin Media to be the largest Virgin-branded company in the world.
Past Virgin Mobile advertisements have used top-name celebrities including Busta Rhymes, Christine Aguilera, Pamela Anderson and Kate Moss.


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All Levels
Location: Florianopolis, Brazil
NY departure and return dates: May 28 - June 18 Arrive in Florianopolis morning of May 29th
Program Costs
Cost (includes all expenses below except airfare): $3300
CUNY tuition (for in-state, matriculated undergraduates): $980
QC Program Fee: $400
Consolidated fee (includes differential tuition, housing, insurance, on-site orientation): $1920
Total cost with airfare: $4900
Airfare: $1600 (estimate)
Additional costs:
Minimum budget for meals and personal expenses of $20 to $25 per day (approximately $600)
Visa: $160
IMPORTANT! TWO applications are due for this program:
Application Deadline to USAC: April 1, 2014
Application Deadline to Queens College: April 7, 2014
For more information on this program, please visit the USAC Website.
Programs are open to all undergraduate students from all CUNY campuses (unless restricted by level of study, language fluency, or other program criteria). Travel on Fridays and some Saturdays for some programs.
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The vision of Pure Community Ministries is to help those who struggle with or have been hurt by sexual sin find healing.
Directly in line with this vision is providing for those who have been the most hurt and victimized by sexual sin – children who have been made into modern-day slaves for sex.
This unimaginable practice goes often unnoticed, much less investigated and prosecuted. Because of broken legal systems regarding prostitution, children forced into sex for money by pimps and even family members are left in a pit of shame and despair caused by their trauma. Only through specialized programs, equipped to find and minister to these children, is there real hope for healing and ending this horror.
That is why we give ten percent of our ministry income, right off the top, to ministries working in this vital area of ministry. We are trusting God to bring resources, and yes that means money, to bear on this appalling issue. In the years to come, we hope to increase that percentage beyond ten percent, as much as our budget will allow, to support ministries fighting sex trafficking.
We believe this issue breaks the heart of God, and is the far-end of the spectrum for sexually immoral behavior. It is a fitting response for those of us who have been consumers of the sex industry, through pornography or otherwise, to give to such a cause. If you are a 12-stepper, think of it as amends.
Please, join with us! Your tax-deductible donations to Pure Community Ministries not only helps provide quality online environments for porn/sex addicts, their spouses and teens, but it goes to help ease the suffering of and offer hope to children exploited for sex.
Pure Community Ministries
P.O. Box 586
Lebanon, GA 30146
Thank you for your time, prayer and consideration of extending your generosity toward Pure Community Ministries and ending sex trafficking.
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Texas City High School Alumni
Yolanda Lopez Class of 2014 |
Gwen Anderson Class of 1977 |
Doug Holley Class of 1962 |
Shellie SJ Tingle Class of 1990 |
This site has been created for the former students of TCHS located in Texas City, Texas. If you are an alumn of TCHS you should register now in the alumni directory. We also encourage you to interact with the rest of the alumni on this site. You can find old friends, share photos and stay updated on the latest school news. You can share memories of those activities that you were involved with at Texas City HS and you can view other alumni and read what other former students have posted about the time they spent at Texas City.


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In "A Place of Wholeness," a Tapestry of Faith program
Ask for volunteers to share brief reflections from the journaling exercise about their beliefs, feelings, and actions in response to today's workshop.
Introduce "Praise the Source of Faith and Learning" by Thomas Troeger and William Albright with the following background from Between the Lines, edited by Jacqui James (Boston: Skinner House, 1998):
This song was written by Thomas Troeger, a professor at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, Colorado. The music was written by William Albright, a Unitarian Universalist, who was commissioned by the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Ann Arbor, Michigan for their 125th anniversary. This song weaves together science and faith, reason and wonder, emphasizing that it is possible and even necessary for religion to have all of these.
Invite participants to rise in body or spirit and sing "Praise the Source of Faith and Learning" by Thomas Troeger and William Albright, Hymn 158 in Singing the Living Tradition.
Invite a participant to extinguish the chalice and distribute Taking It Home.
An invitation to "rise in body or spirit" accommodates participants of all physical abilities.
For more information contact web @ uua.org.
This work is made possible by the generosity of individual donors and congregations. Please consider making a donation today.
Last updated on Thursday, October 27, 2011.
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12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: Foam Sword Rack from WoWTCGLoot.com {WoW}
Dec 20th 2011 10:07AM 48inch rack...
12 Days of Winter Veil: Landro's Lichling from WootLoots.com {WoW}
Dec 19th 2011 1:34PM Yah!
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: Dragon Kite from WootLoots.com {WoW}
Dec 18th 2011 4:28PM Fly me
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: Purple Puffer from WoWTCGLoot.com {WoW}
Dec 18th 2011 12:48PM Glub
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: Assault on Icecrown Citadel Raid Decks {WoW}
Dec 17th 2011 8:48AM Pray for loot card
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: Fishing Chair loot code {WoW}
Dec 16th 2011 9:32AM Hook, sink and line!
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway: BlizzCon Exclusive Murkablo {WoW}
Dec 16th 2011 9:29AM Murlocs rule!
Win a Mega Bloks Thrall figure from WoW Insider {WoW}
Nov 8th 2011 11:19AM My impression of Blizzard is that the quality of their merchandise is very important. Lego should have been the obvious choice, and would have been a given purchase for a much larger group of fans.
I know I would have bought most of the sets if they were Lego. Unfortunately, Megabloks does not even begin to compare.
The OverAchiever: Guide to Midsummer 2011 achievements, part 2 {WoW}
Jun 21st 2011 1:02AM Spoiler alert:
On the PTR, the questline where you help Aggra free Thrall from the elemental planes will reward you with an ilvl365 cloak. The questline takes less than an hour to complete, and the cloaks to choose from are itemized for all classes.
Since that is basically a gimme quest, the cloaks dropping from Ahune will be replaced within a week for most people.
Patch 4.2 PTR: Nozdormu's mortal form, new Sulfuras revealed {WoW}
May 20th 2011 2:06AM Emperor Ming anyone?


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Offering Creative Presentations that
Give Hope, Teach and Encourage
Maureen Mould is the founder and executive director of Kaleidoscope Konnections, a non-profit organization dedicated in offering creative and fun presentations that teach and encourage. Maureen received her BS in Special Education with a minor in Psychology from Trenton State University in New Jersey. She went on to earn her MS in Therapeutic Recreation at San Jose State University. She has post-graduate work from Washington State University in Early Childhood. Ms Mould has spent her entire life career in the field of education. She started, and grew, over a period of 14 years, the largest and highest quality, nonprofit early care and education center in her hometown, Yakima, Washington.
Besides clowning, Maureen is also an award winning Toastmaster speaker and entertainer with a message of hope and humor. Living with Type I, insulin-dependant diabetes since the age of 5, has created many challenges including losing most of her sight at the time of her daughter's birth in 1978. It didn't stop her when she and her family biked 3,000 miles across the country on a bicycle built for three in 1984 to raise money for diabetes research. Several years later, after the death of her beloved Guide Dog and more eye surgery, Maureen miraculously regained some sight and then became an insulin pump user.
Maureen has traveled all over the world sharing love and laughter through "compassionate clowning", including trips to Russia and China with Patch Adams. Her creative talents in clowning and presenting have allowed her to bring multi-faceted (kaleidoscope) services to schools, churches, businesses and communities. Maureen is a captivating presenter. "What an inspiration" is said by many.
Maureen's story is featured in Memorial Hospital's Health Matters column in July ... Laugh for the Health of it!
What's So Funny About Diabetes? Maureen gets them rolling in the aisle ... sharing her humorous approach to living with diabetes ... learn more
Each year since 1999, "OOCHEE" and friends travel on a clown outreach compassionate clowning trip to bring joy and smiles to those who have suffered loss and trauma in their lives.
Clowning in Flood Torn Western Washington
In recognition of her contributions to the betterment of children and families locally, nationally, and worldwide, in 2008 Maureen was awarded an honorary membership into the Washington Association of Family and Consumer Science. It is her passion to make learning fun as well as to bring hope and a smile to all she encounters.
For fees and scheduling contact:
Maureen Mould, MS
Dedicated to bringing MOTIVATION, ENCOURAGEMENT, FUN and ENLIGHTENMENT to life, Kaleidoscope Konnections offers an array of multifaceted services to adults and children alike, in all types of settings.
Sheila Weber, President |
Bree Durham: Vice-President and Chair of Fundraising |
Jim Lundeen, Treasurer |
Eugene Holmes: Board Director |
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Fremont Tire and T&W Tire have been in business since 1976. Frank Froehlich founded the company on the premise of providing pure customer satisfaction. This commitment, has grown the company's data base of satisfied commercial accounts and retail clientele to record numbers. Frank has handed the business off to 30 year plus veteran Larry Barkley, and his two sons Jon and Barry Froehlich…both 20 year plus employees. The tradition of providing pure customer satisfaction carries on.
Fremont Tire and T&W Tire sell all major tire brands, but FEATURE Firestone and Bridgestone Tires. They also have a very large delivery of tires that spread 100 miles radius of Sioux City. With 24 hour a day emergency truck service, Bandag Retread, Oil filter, lube, tire alignments, and other mechanical services available, their customers remain loyal and committed.
Fremont Tire serves Siouxland in three convenient locations.
Highway 75 North in Sioux City Iowa, and Highway 77 in South Sioux City Nebraska. T & W Tire is located downtown Sioux City. All locations provide easy access, great coffee, and a ride back to work if you are dropping off your vehicle.
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Denver Gay Men's Chorus
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Fresh City Life is honored to be hosting a free performance of the Denver Gay Men's Chorus in its 32nd season. This spectacular event will feature almost 200 men. Their angelic singing, bright spirits, and holiday cheer will enhance your season. This concert will include favorite holiday carols, and plenty of inspirational singing and maybe even an audience sing-along. Come see why the Denver Gay Men's Chorus is the premiere chorus in Denver. The finale event for Fresh City Life in 2013!
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On Tue, 2009-12-22 at 23:21 +0200, Nedko Arnaudov wrote:
The main issue isn't whether D-Bus clients can connect to buses on a
different host. The main issue is whether D-Bus clients connected to
one bus can send messages to objects on a different bus.
I was actually labouring under the impression that D-Bus as-is could
cope with connecting to remote hosts because it uses sockets. That this
isn't the case is, in fact *another* problem with D-Bus.
D-Bus clients can't send messages to objects on remote buses. As-is,
they can't even connect to buses on remote hosts. Shocking.
Bob Ham
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Also check out the recently issued USDA FAS report on New Zealand deciduous.
In Australia, navel growers are discouraged about the sluggish pricing at the start of the season, according to this report from ABC.
You will find this USDA FAS report on Japan's vending machine trends fascinating.
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Tim Armour joins WGBH arts editor Jared Bowen to discuss two recent works of art relating to Alzheimer's: the play "Absence" and the short film "A Place Called Pluto".
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"The Genius of Marian" follows Pam White in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease. Her son, the filmmaker, works with her as she attempts to write a book that tributes her mother, the artist Marian Steele. As Pam's family comes together to support her, they must also prepare for the new reality that Alzheimer's brings. The film is a powerful work of art with many visual textures, interweaving observational film making with Super 8 family movies, Marian's paintings and old photographs.
Increasing public understanding of Alzheimer's disease is the goal of two free screenings of "The Genius of Marian" (right), featured at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival, and a presentation by leading Alzheimer's researcher and chair of the Cure Alzheimer's Fund Research Consortium, Rudy Tanzi, Ph.D. Both events are co-sponsored through Cure Alzheimer's
Washington (November 7, 2013) – As the country commemorates November as National Alzheimer's Awareness month, Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass.) has been announced as the new Senate co-chair of the Bipartisan Congressional Task Force on Alzheimer's Disease. Senator Markey was co-chair of the Task Force with Rep. Chris Smith (R-N.J.) when he served in the House of Representatives. While in the House, then-Rep. Markey co-authored the National Alzheimer's Project Act, which mandated the development of a first-ever comprehensive National Plan to Address Alzheimer's Disease.
Charlie Collier is a former senior philanthropic advisor for Harvard University and author of the groundbreaking book Wealth in Families. In 2008, at age 60 he was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. Since then, Charlie has devoted himself to speaking out about his condition, and encouraging others to do the same. "I am trying to get people to talk and ask me hard questions," he says.
When author David Shenk wrote The Forgetting, Alzheimer's: Portrait of an Epidemic, he gave us the big picture of Alzheimer's disease. His latest project, "Living With Alzheimer's", a series of four short films created with funding from the MetLife Foundation and in partnership with Cure Alzheimer's Fund, brings us to the personal level.
In his heyday, Professor Charles K. Kao was a pioneer in the field of fiber optics. In 2009 he was honored with the Nobel Prize in Physics. Today, at age 79, Kao no longer is able to read or speak, because he suffers from Alzheimer's disease.
As hard as life is for Gwen Kao, his wife for more than 50 years and primary caregiver, she created The Charles K. Kao Foundation in his honor to raise awareness for the disease and educate the public about what can be done.
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