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Swim lessons are specifically tailored to the child's age, swimming ability, level of physical development and confidence in the water. The participant will advance in the program as they become more skilled in the water.
Swim lessons at the Y are participant-centered, emphasizing learning, not passing or failing. Each developmental level is divided into five components which include personal safety, personal growth, stroke development, water games and rescue. It is not uncommon for a child to repeat any given level.
If you are currently enrolled in a session, we encourage you to look up your child's swim evaluation midway through the session.
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If you have questions about what level you should register your child please schedule a swim evaluation with us. We do evaluations Monday through Thursday between 3:00 pm and 4:00 pm and on Friday or Saturday (limited availability). All evaluations are by appointment only. To schedule an evaluation for your child, please visit us at the Welcome Center Desk.
In addition to lessons, we recommend our family members enjoy Family Swim time (see pool schedule for hours) to increase your child's comfort and ability in the water. Youth members can buy passes to participate as well.
No classes on Sat., Feb. 14, Sun., Feb. 15 and March 1 due to swim meet.
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A great way for parents/caregivers to spend time with their child while exploring and learning about the water environment. Songs, games, and toys are tools used to teach the basics of swimming.
A water orientation class for parent and child that helps promote basic water adaption. Children must be 6 months by the first day of class. Class is performed in shallow water.
Classes are 30 minutes long.
A more structured parent and child class that will prepare the child to enter the pre-school program. Class will work on following directions and learning swimming basics. Children should be swimming independent from parent with floatation. Class will use the shallow and deep ends of the pool.
These are group classes without a parent. Lessons are 30 minutes in length and the child must be 3 years old by the first class. The Preschool Aquatic Program stresses enjoyment, development of children's confidence and safety. Each class emphasizes mental and spiritual growth as well as physical development. Floatation devices are provided by the YMCA.
A water adjustment class for the child with limited or no swimming experience. Skills taught: paddle stroke with running and kicking with barbell.
Prerequisite: swim independently with a 3 yellow or 2 red flotation device. Children should be able to put their face in the water and jump in with little or no assistance. Skills taught: Paddle stroke with kick, rhythmic breathing, and back float skills.
Prerequisite: swim 10 ft with no flotation and swim 25 yards with limited flotation (1 blue). Skills taught: rotary breathing, swimming on back, and swimming more confidently without flotation.
Prerequisite: swim 45 ft with no flotation. This can be thought of as an advanced Eel class. Skills taught: rotary breathing, swimming on back, and swimming more confidently without flotation, depending on class make-up rotary strokes may be incorporated.
Prerequisite: swim 25 yd with no flotation device (paddle stroke with face in the water) and 25 yd swimming on back with no flotation. Skills taught: Front crawl (freestyle), treading, and rudimentary backstroke.
Prerequisite: must be able to swim at least 50 ft (3/4 length of pool) without flotation. Must swim duration of class with limited flotation (1 blue or no bubble) on both front and back. This class is for the advanced beginner. Skills taught: rotary breathing, rudimentary front crawl (freestyle) and back float sculling.
Prerequisite: swim 25 yards with rudimentary front crawl (freestyle) and 25 yds on back with rudimentary back crawl (backstroke). This class can be thought of as an advanced Ray class. Skills taught: Front crawl (freestyle), treading, and backstroke. Depending on the ability of the class participants, instructor may teach rudimentary breaststroke.
This class is for the non-swimmer who needs a flotation device to swim independently. Skills taught: rotary breathing, paddle stroke, and back float.
A progressive swim program where participants learn at their own pace and advance when they have acquired the skills necessary for the next class level. Lessons vary from 30 to 45 minutes.
This class is for the non-swimmer who needs a flotation device to swim independently for 25 yards. Skills taught: rotary breathing, paddle stroke, and back float.
Prerequisite: must be able to swim 25 yd (1 length of the pool) with a coordinated front crawl (freestyle), and scull on back for 25 yd (1 length of pool). Skills taught: coordinated front crawl with rotary breathing perfection, coordinated back crawl (backstroke), and treading water
Prerequisite: staff recommendation, must be able to do a coordinated lap of front crawl (freestyle) and back crawl (backstroke) without resting between lengths. This class focuses on stroke development and endurance. Participants will swim multiple laps without resting at each end. Skills taught: rudimentary breaststroke, sidestroke, and elementary backstroke.
Prerequisite: staff recommendation, must be able to do 75 yards coordinated freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. This class focuses on skill refinement and endurance training.
Prerequisite: staff recommendation, must be able to do 50 yd coordinated freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke without resting between laps. Skills taught: competitive stroke perfection, dolphin kick, rudimentary butterfly, competitive turns.
Classes are 45 minutes long.
Prerequisite: must be able to swim 50 yards (2 lengths of the pool) of each front crawl (freestyle) and back crawl (backstroke) without resting in between lengths. Skills taught: rudimentary breaststroke, elementary backstroke, and sidestroke.
Prerequisite: must be able to swim 100 yd (4 lengths of the pool) of each front crawl (freestyle), back crawl (backstroke), and breaststroke. Swimmers should need limited rest between each 100 yd swim. Skills taught: coordinated butterfly, competitive turns, and continued work on endurance swimming.
Prerequisite: must be able to swim a 200 yd individual medley (2 lengths each of butterfly, back crawl, breaststroke, and front crawl) continuously. Swimmers must also be able to complete the requirements of flying fish with limited rest and instruction. Skills taught: lifesaving strokes and endurance swimming.
These programs were developed as a means to teach developmental skills needed to become a competitive swimmer. Classes are formatted based on a competitive practice with focus on increasing speed, endurance, and technique. These classes require pre-approval for desk registration, and require an evaluation before registration. Please contact the Aquatic office to set up an appointment, 908 273 3330 x1163.
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New Year's resolutions from Max MacKissock, Matt Selby, Mark DeNittis, Michael Long and twenty-one more Denver/Boulder chefs
Lori Midson Brad Rowell, chef at Colt & Gray, resolves to eat twenty percent less pork fat per day and replace that with twenty percent more Schlitz
Haven't made your New Year's resolutions yet? That makes two of us. But instead of focusing on ourselves, we prodded more than two dozen Denver/Boulder chefs to find out what they resolve to do in 2011.
Their answers ranged from the obvious (get in shape) to the romantic (spoiling a girl with food and drink).
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Max MacKissock, Squeaky Bean
I resolve to...get a real kitchen in the Squeaky Bean. It's been fun, but the butane and smoke are starting to get on top of me. I need to drop some pounds. This is my usual cycle: I'll be in good shape by May, and fat again by Thanksgiving. We want to build a green house behind the restaurant, too, and I want to make my restaurant better every day.
Matt Selby, Steuben's and Vesta Dipping Grill
I resolve to...learn how to make cheese and pasta by hand, provide more education and growth-based opportunities for my chefs and cooks, cook with -- and learn from -- talented Denver chefs, cook more often with my kids and become close personal friends with TroyTulowitzki.
Paul Reilly, Encore
I resolve to...drive to work less, and after seven years of living in Denver, I will finally eat at Sushi Den. I will eat lunch with Wade Kirwan more often, and I will look at reviews on Yelp less -- and sleep better because of it.
Lon Symensma, ChoLon Modern Asian Bistro
I resolve to...reach out to more local farmers and source high quality, local ingredients to highlight on the menu. Also, since I moved to Denver, I haven't had much time to enjoy Colorado, so another resolution is to take some time and explore my new home.
Jennifer Jasinski, Rioja, Euclid Hall and Bistro Vendome
I resolve to...I don't usually make any, because I feel it sets you up for failure when you have to make one, so I prefer to make resolutions at other times. That being said, I really want to loose twenty pounds; I want Rioja to get a James Beard award for Best Restaurant in the Southwest and I want Euclid hall to kick ass and get national publicity because I think the place is cool and Jorel is great. I really want to promote him
Aaron Youngblood, Dixons Downtown Grill
I resolve to...stop using my work out bench as a coat rack, treat myself to a vacation (if I have some time), spoil a lucky girl with food and drink, and to just relax more and enjoy life since I'm such a stress ball that doesn't stop to smell the roses.
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Myra Langley of Glasgow and Dominitius Mattingly of Nashville, Tenn. will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, April 12.
Langley is the daughter of Douglas and Jean Allen of Campbellsville.
She is a 1995 graduate of Lindsey Wilson College and is employed by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services as a social service clinician.
Mattingly is the son of George and Phyllis Mattingly of Campbellsville.
He is a 1992 graduate of Campbellsville University and is employed by the William Wright Co. as a senior planner.
Jennifer Carter and David Harmon of Campbellsville announce the birth of a daughter, Cheyanne Rose Harmon, at 12:31 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28 at Spring View Hospital in Lebanon. She weighed 11 pounds, 5 3/4 ounces and was 21 1/2 inches long.
Grandparents are Larry and Lettie Harmon of Greensburg, Lois Carter of Campbellsville and the late Robert Carter.
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Amanda Gayle Taylor and Michael Wayne Hayes, both of Campbellsville, will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, April 19.
Taylor is the daughter of Mary Reardon of Lebanon and Johnny and Arlene Reardon of Perryville. Her grandparents are Welby and Marie Newton and Thomas and Irene Reardon, all of Lebanon.
Hayes is the son of Ronnie and Debbie Hayes of Campbellsville. His grandparents are Cliff and Shirley Sturtivan and Sam and Lois Hayes, all of Campbellsville.
Douglas and Debbie Haddox of Ruston, La. announce the engagement of their daughter, Holly Lynn Haddox, to Chase Weston Coyle of Louisville, Ky.
Haddox is the granddaughter of Carroll Jones and Grace Haddox, both of Ruston, and the late Dorothy Jones and Albert Byron Haddox.
She is a 1999 graduate of Cedar Creek High School and a 2003 graduate of Louisiana Tech University. She earned her master's in business administration in 2004. Haddox is employed by Astellas Pharma, U.S.
Edwin "Ebb" and Geraldine Arnold of Casey Creek will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday.
The Arnolds were married on April 5, 1958, in LaFayette, Ga.
A reception, hosted by their children and grandchildren, will be given in their honor from 3 to 6 p.m. ET on Sunday, April 6 at Plum Point Baptist Church, located on KY 551 (Knifley Road) in Columbia.
All family and friends are invited to attend. They request no gifts. However, cards are welcome.
Jamie Glenn Walker and Brent Michael Vernon, both of Williamsburg, will exchange wedding vows on Saturday, April 12.
Walker is the daughter of Roy and Nancy Walker of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Mildred Walker of Campbellsville and the late Glen "Brother" Walker, Ruth Walker and Russell and Eva Haydon.
Ashley Lauren Gamm of Owenton and Samuel Ryan Newcomb of Frankfort exchanged wedding vows Sept. 2 at Florence Nature Park in Florence, Ky.
Daven Watkins performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Paul and Lee Ann Gamm of Owenton.
The groom is the son of Sam and Shiela Newcomb of Campbellsville. His grandmother is Opal Wood of Campbellsville.
Alecia Hubbard of Owenton served as the maid of honor. Bridesmaid was Lyndsay Von Bokern of Palm Beach, Fla. Meg Gamm of Owenton served as the flower girl.
Nathan Travis Patterson celebrated his fourth birthday recently with family and friends. He is the son of Brent and Chanci Patterson. Grandparents are Ronald and Julia Knifley and Connie Patterson. Great-grandparents are Annie Dicken, Justine Knifley and Kathleen Patterson. Pictured are, from left, front: Noah Patterson, Ryder Cundiff, Nathan, Ethan Warren holding Eli Warren, Meredith Abell and Jordan Abell. Back: Kyler Rakes, Levi Harmon and Bradley Abell.
Molly Pyles celebrated her seventh birthday on Saturday, March 22 with a party at Sport Spot. Pictured are, from left, Gabby Tucker, Molly, Abby Smoot, Sami Mackie and Gabrielle Pyles. Molly is the daughter of Kim Pyles and Dean Pyles, both of Campbellsville. Her grandparents are Preston and Betty Pyles of Campbellsville, Norma and Steve Ennis of Greensburg and the late Paul Blevins.
Heather Cundiff of Campbellsville donated 14 inches of her hair to Locks of Love, an organization that provides hair to children with illness-related hair loss. She is the daughter of Mark and Melony Cundiff.


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September 24, 2013 (Quincy , MA) – Quincy 2000 Collaborative, the economic development agency of the Quincy Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Eastern Nazarene College and the City of Quincy, is launching the Quincy Center for Innovation at ENC's Old Colony Business Administration Building located at 180 Old Colony Avenue in Quincy. The grand opening event will take place on Tuesday, October 1 from noon-1:30 p.m.
"Business growth and entrepreneurship are at the heart of our City's great future, and the new Quincy Center for Innovation is a great example of what can happen when our stakeholders in government, business and the community come together and think creatively about ways to promote and sustain new growth in our City. The Chamber of Commerce and ENC deserve great credit for this exciting initiative, and I am thrilled that the City of Quincy will be a partner," said Mayor Thomas P. Koch.
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Features By Scott Beggs on March 6, 2011 | Be the First To CommentYour weekly fix of great movies made before you were born that you should check out before you die. This week's Old Ass Movie goes line for gritty line down the Western Genre Rules and twists them all up with a one-armed stranger, a Japanese farmer, a conspiracy, and a handful of deadly secrets. It's Noir in the desert. Director John Sturges takes all of it and works it into a sweat out in the southwest at the tail end of WWII. As a silent, enigmatic man gets off a train that never runs, everyone is in for a Bad Day at Black Rock.
For 36 days straight, we'll be exploring the famous 36 Dramatic Situations by examining a film that exemplifies each one. From family killing family to prisoners in need of asylum, we brush off the 19th century list in order to remember that it's still incredibly relevant today. Whether you're seeking a degree in Literature, love movies, or just love seeing things explode, our feature should have something for everyone. If it doesn't, please don't get a posse of famous actors together to hunt us down in Mexico. Part 5 of the 36-part series takes a look at "Daring Enterprise" with one of the best Westerns ever made, The Professionals.
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Pension schemes
In whatever capacity you work in education, there is likely to be an occupational scheme available for you to join and you may have automatic membership as soon as you are employed.
Check with your employer or on your contract as to which occupational scheme you can join. ATL's series of 17 pension factsheets cover all the aspects of these schemes.
Most teachers, whether in schools (including academies), sixth form colleges or FE colleges, are eligible to join the Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS) in England and Wales, the Northern Ireland Teachers' Pension Scheme (NITPS) or the Scottish Teachers' Superannuation Scheme (STSS).
Changes to the teachers' schemes in Scotland and Northern Ireland on 1 April 2007 mean that all three schemes are almost identical.
Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man have their own pension schemes. You should contact your employer or your ATL branch secretary for details.
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Membership of these schemes is automatic if you are a full or part-time teacher (unless your part-time contract began prior to 1 January 2007 or you previously opted out).
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Teachers in England and Wales can log on to the Teachers' Pensions website to see their current benefits as well as a number of models for calculating your benefits. You can also call 0845 606 6166 for information.
The NITPS can be contacted on 028 7131 9000 and the STSS on 01896 893 000.
Independent schools
Many independent schools participate in the TPS, although some offer their own schemes.
If you are considering taking up employment in an independent school, it is worth considering their pension arrangements, as an occupational pension should be considered as deferred pay and employers currently contribute 14.1% of your salary to the TPS.
Lecturers in higher education may be eligible to join the University Superannuation Scheme (USS).
Further details can be obtained by calling 0151 227 4711. Many universities also have their own schemes and there are often set criteria to be eligible for either the USS or the university's own scheme.
Support Staff
Support staff members, including those working in academies, are usually eligible to join the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS). Each authority has its own Pension Fund, so some of the rules are determined locally. Contact your fund administrator in the first instance.
ATL's guide to the LGPS contains information that you may find useful.
Education advisers (Soulbury)
Those on Soulbury terms and conditions will usually be offered membership of the LGPS.
Eligibility for the TPS is dependent on the activities you undertake in your job. Most people who are working as advisers on Soulbury terms and conditions are not deemed to be 'teaching' and on teachers' terms and conditions, and therefore not eligible for the TPS.
The benefits of an occupational pension scheme
The "defined benefit" schemes outlined above provide salary-related, guaranteed, inflation-proofed income in retirement, for a relatively low cost to you.
The employer contributes a lot more than the member in order to provide very good benefits. Remember, you get tax relief on your contributions so the cost to you in real terms is actually less than the percentage quoted.
In addition, most of these schemes provide a death in service payment, dependants' benefits and a guarantee of at least five years' pension payments in retirement.
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By Lance Cpl. Victor Barrera | | December 07, 2010
The Teen Squad is a Marine Corps Community Services program designed to take teenagers and students, who are in the seventh grade, out of their homes and let them interact and build friendships with others in their peer group.
"We have our meetings at the Teen Center behind La Casita Loca," said Marla Talley, the director for Children, Youth and Teens programs with MCCS. "Parents can come here and sign their children up for a daily or weekly fee or just pay for two weeks of the program."
The Teen Squad meets from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the teenagers are fed three meals and a snack and participate in activities that can range from swimming and video game competitions to trips to movie theaters and local bowling and arcade centers.
"We also bring in people who work with Semper Fit and Health Promotions to teach the teens about exercise, the effects of energy drinks and maintaining a healthy diet," said Patrick Larkin, a youth activities director with Children, Youth and Teens programs. "We also talk to them about social topics of the day and let them make decisions on where trips should be planned to and any other projects they have in mind."
Recently, the teenagers of the Teen Squad banded together and collected shoes for children in Haiti who were affected by the hurricane.
"It's really a great program because it gives the teens a chance to get away from the stress of having deployed parents and any other issues they may be facing," said Larkin. "The staff that works with the program were all hand-picked. They're authority figures but friends as well, and they work with the teens to try and help them overcome any problems they may face."
The daily fee for attending the program is $10, a week costs $40 and two weeks is $75. Transportation to and from events is free. The only money recommended would be spending money for anything the teenagers want to buy while on a trip.
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Nicholas Fryer
Nick Fryer is a guitarist, composer, and an educator. Nick has performed throughout the United States, Canada, and South America with appearances at jazz festivals that include the JVC Jazz Festival NYC, Iowa City Jazz Festival, and Jazz in Peru International Jazz Festival. Nick has performed with many jazz greats including Peter Erskine, Anthony Cox, Mike Clark, Red Holloway, Dennis Mackrel, Rufus Reid, Billy Hart, David Bixler, Bob Mintzer, Pete McCann, and George and Ed Schuller.
Nick Fryer recorded his debut CD, Homespun, in 2011 and has also recorded with the Nick Fryer/Doug Stone Quartet, and the Chicago post-rock quintet Algernon. His composition "Broken Lady" was featured on Algernon's latest record, Ghost Surveillance, and was released on Cuneiform Records in 2010. Nick's most recent recording is an album of jazz standards with NYC jazz guitarist, Pete McCann.
Nick received a B.M. in Jazz Performance from the College-Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati and a M.M. in Jazz Performance/Pedagogy from Northern Illinois University. Studies also include New York University and the School for Improvised Music in New York City. Nick has studied privately with Steve Cardenas, Brad Shepik, Pete McCann, Bruce Arnold, Fareed Haque, and Tony Moreno.
Nick has over fifteen years of teaching experience and is currently the Associate Director of the Brubeck Institute in Stockton, CA. Prior to working at the Brubeck Institute, Nick Fryer was an Associate Professor of Music at Minnesota State University Moorhead where he coordinated the guitar program and directed jazz combos, taught jazz history, and directed the jazz guitar ensemble. Nick also previously taught at Harold Washington College and the Chicago Academy for the Arts in Chicago, IL. A D'Addario Performing Artist, Nick Fryer also performs and presents clinics on guitar and jazz to colleges and high schools throughout the United States.
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112th Year, 43rd Issue | Thursday, June 7, 2001 | Sparta, North Carolina |
Editor's note: This story is the second in a series on how the state budget crunch may affect local agencies and those they serve.
Some struggling families on tight budgets are especially feeling the squeeze when it comes to finding affordable health coverage for their children.
N.C. Health Choice for Children was set up in 1998 to help such families those earning incomes too high to qualify for Medicaid, but not enough to afford private insurance. Using a combination of federal and state funds, Health Choice covers children whose families make between 100 and 200 percent of the poverty level. Poverty level is $17,652 per year for a family of four.
But unlike Medicaidwhich is an open-ended, entitlement programHealth Choice is a capped program, meaning it insures children only as long as funds are available. Thus the program's enrollment has been frozen since the first of this year. And with the state looking for ways to trim its budget, Health Choice may not re-open enrollment anytime soon.
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Canon is well-known for its excellent DSLR video and the 6D does a good job capturing more casual (versus pro level) video. It's no 5D Mark II or Mark
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Image quality is excellent, especially when Picture Style parameters are adjusted to one's particular aesthetics. Colors are richly saturated but not over the top and exposures were almost always spot on. As is common with Canon cameras, auto white balance produces a warmer, more "this is what you see" look under incandescent lighting but that can be tweaked as well.
On its default settings--and depending what lenses are used (I shot with the 18-105mm, as well as other higher end lenses, while editor Laura Hicks, who produced the images you see in the gallery, shot with Canon's 35mm f/2.0)--images can be a little soft straight out of the camera. But the camera maintains good detail and sharpening can be adjusted in-camera (Picture Style parameters) or in post-processing. As always, it's important to put the best piece of glass you can afford on your camera.
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Serves 2
Frying the lime wedges gives them a pleasing golden color and enables the juice to squirt out with the slightest pressure.
- 1/2 cup beer (not dark)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 3/4-ounce cans brisling sardines
- 1 lime
- 4 cups vegetable oil
In a bowl whisk beer and salt into flour until smooth. Drain sardines and pat dry. Cut lime into 8 wedges.
In a 3-quart saucepan heat oil over moderately high heat until a deep-fat thermometer registers 375°F. Working in batches of about 8 and holding sardines at head end to avoid breaking, dredge fish in batter to coat completely, dragging lightly against side of bowl to remove excess, and fry, stirring, until golden, 2 to 3 minutes. With a slotted spoon transfer sardines as fried to paper towels to drain. Fry lime wedges in oil until they begin to turn golden, about 30 seconds, and transfer to paper towels to drain. Serve sardines with lime.
my notes
- Calories476
- Carbohydrates29 g (10%)
- Fat31 g (48%)
- Protein17 g (34%)
- Saturated Fat2 g (12%)
- Sodium853 mg (36%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat7 g
- Fiber2 g (7%)
- Monounsaturated Fat20 g
- Cholesterol75 mg (25%)
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My name's Rachel, and I have recently returned from a 2 week holiday in Orlando.
One of the reasons I've joined is because I need your help. Whilst we were visiting Animal Kingdom on Thursday 16th February, we were unexpectedly invited to join the afternoon parade to 'help Mickey and his pals' :mickey: !! As you can imagine, we were all thrilled (especially my kids ) and as we were travelling with my in-laws I asked them to video us. Unfortunately they were not very skilled in using the camera, and we haven't got any visual material whatsoever.
If ANYONE was videoing the parade on Thursday 16th February, could you please contact me as I would love to see/have a copy of us in the parade. We were sitting in the blue float being pulled by a cast member on a bike, and were just in front of Goofy. There's me, my daughter (9), my son (6) and my husband (ageless!) I think I was wearing a white t-shirt and had a green hat provided. My daughter had an orange camo hat and my son a blue one.
If you can help PLEASE get in touch.
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I'd like to hear about people experiences with water filter systems?
How easy was installation, was it worth the purchase and anything else! Cheers |
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I'm interested in this as well. After having put in all new appliances, 4 new baths, and seeing what the water did to my tea kettle, coffee maker, etc over 2 years in this town - we definitely need/want a whole house water solution. It's been recommended that we need a softener. The town water guy recommended a filtration system. Just been too tied up with the renovation to deal, but the time is coming. Please post what you find out - thanks! |
I had a very hard time finding any real info on the subject--I was looking at under-sink models. I ended up with a Bodyglove, and it should be installed in the next couple of days by the plumber. I wish I could help you more. |
- Posted by breezygirl (My Page) on Wed, Nov 7, 12 at 0:41
Do you mean under sink filters or whole house? I put the linked GE under sink filter on my cleanup sink's cold water line. Got at the orange box store. The filters are supposed to last 6 months, but mine is almost a year old. Water still tastes great. I'm very happy with it. It was cheap; water tastes great; and it was easy to install. |
Here is a link that might be useful: My filter
I'm looking for a whole house filtration system. |
We have well water, so for us whole house system was worth it and needed to preserve our fixtures. Our set up is quite complex. We have a water softner, iron filter, carbon filter , and RO system. Our water is hard with a high iron count. We started by renting all of the equipment to make sure it worked to our standards before purchasing. |
I'm looking for a system that filters out chlorine mainly. Other stuff would be nice. I have been investigating and it is VERY difficult to find an obvious solution. There are several threads in the plumbing forum but problem is that the spammers (or those selling some product) seem to jump in quickly though I have learned from them as well. We are on city water so I'm not as worried about toxins but still would like some of that coverage. Our water is also not that hard. Some of the water softener systems use salt so if you have high blood pressure, you need to be careful. if you have your own septic tank, that puts you in an entirely different category of requirements. One size does not fit all with these products. Also, many aren't aware that you absorb a lot more chlorine and toxins from showering in the bathroom than you do in drinking water in the kitchen. Some say 80% more, some say 600% more, who knows? But I've also heard about mold problems if you have a whole house water filter that filters chlorine - your water may stagnate in your pipes and cause mold. Anything you tell me, pro or con about some water filter, I can tell you something fairly significant that could argue the other side. I was tending toward Aquasana which is rather expensive but doesn't add salt and maintenance is somewhat easy. But then I heard about a calcium buildup problem that can affect fixtures with this system so still waiting to come to a conclusion. One disappointing fact I read (not sure if it really is factual) is that filtration by reverse osmosis (RO) is the only type that effectively filters out pharmaceuticals, something the public water systems seem to be struggling a lot with especially since there are so many new pharmaceuticals invented every year. So glad you posted here. Seems like the sharks are really out in the plumbing forum. I will be watching this thread hoping to learn more. Let us know if you find something that is convincing you. |
- Posted by MichaelsAd (My Page) on Mon, Nov 12, 12 at 11:53
Well, depending on what you are concerned about in your water, a water filter may be the right thing for you, if you are just looking to filter out chlorine, bad odors and dirt from your water. If you are concerned about the contaminants you are unaware of, like pesticides, fossil fuels, fecal matter, pharmaceuticals, and so on, you want a reverse osmosis system. They will filter out everything harmful in your water, and are becoming more and more affordable. They are pretty easy to install yourself, took me about an hour. Just follow the instructions and you shouldn't have a problem. Just to add, these are generally better than a whole house system, unless you get a reverse osmosis whole house system, as again, all you will be removing in chlorine and dirt. And if your worried about your shower/bath water, buy a shower filter, as they last for a year and are inexpensive compared to a whole house filter. One suggestion though, if you go with reverse osmosis, go with a system that has multiple stages, and a DI resin stage to make the water alkaline, like the 6 stage system I have. Pure water, all the time. Here is a link to the system I purchased. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Reverse Osmosis System
- Posted by ArchitectMamma (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 8:03
I am looking at filtration as well. Multi-Pure gets good reviews and I was thinking of using that. My parents have reverse osmosis plus a softener and swear by it. The website www.ewg.org allows you to search your area by zip code and then lists whats in your water and at what levels. I found this helpful. Based on what I've read, the best way to ensure what you buy will work is to have a local filtration company come recommend and install. But like everything, that comes at a higher price. |
- Posted by angela12345 (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 9:44
Here is a link to the website where you can see your local water tests. I spent a while looking around the home page trying to find this, so thought I would make it easier for everyone. You only have to enter your zip code. On the next page you will be able to choose your water source company. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.ewg.org/tap-water/executive-summary
We put in a reverse osmosis under-the-sink system. It changed our life. Our water tasted awful before. But the reverse osmosis does take up a lot of cabinet space and to change it/clean it is a lot of work. For us it's worth it because of the quality of the water. I will be keeping it in my remodel. Can't live without it. |
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WASHINGTON, October 3, 2012 — Presidential debates are like Olympic figure skating. The candidates have practiced their routines and know exactly what they plan to do. They know they can do it. Now it's show time.
If they perform their routines exactly as they've rehearsed them, we'll get a dull show designed to be dull.
But nothing ever happens exactly as planned. Skating is exciting when a brilliant and difficult move is executed brilliantly, but more often it's exciting when nerves or bad luck send a skater crashing to the ice. So it will be with these debates. The most likely excitement will come when a candidate loses focus, blunders, and leaves the crowd gasping in shock. The debates are less likely to be won by skill than lost by nerves.
The first debate will air at 9:00 p.m. EDT on Wednesday, October 3. It will be carried live on C-SPAN, ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, and the cable news channels.
Mitt Romney comes into the debate nearly tied with President Obama in some polls, but apparently trailing him in the crucial swing states. The consensus view is that he must do very well in the first debate. He must exceed expectations that he is working very hard to reduce, as Obama works hard to raise them. Obama, once viewed in his party as an orator on par with Cicero, now passes himself off as barely articulate, while suggesting that Romney is the greatest debater in modern history.
In truth, a great line with great timing and great delivery can seemingly change the trajectory of a campaign. Republicans remind us that Ronald Reagan trailed President Carter badly at this stage in the 1980 campaign, but was vaulted to victory by an engaging, good-humored, and sure-footed performance in the first debate.
"Engaging" and "good humored" aren't words that spring to mind when we think of Romney. Even when his competence is admired, the man himself seems stiff, aloof, and too much like an uncool ex-boss.
Romney, a man with a history of helping others with his own hands, his own time, and his own money, is widely perceived to care about no one. He has to be very different from the man we've grown used to. He has to be likeable – no, he has to seem likeable – as if likeability were what we need from the man who has to deal with our nation's crushing problems.
Obama might be presiding over the highest level of combined unemployment and labor force disengagement since the Depression, but he seems to care. We don't want General Patton to lead us into victory over the Germans. We want to be Dumbo, able to fly if only someone gives us a magic feather and loving words of encouragement. We want the president to be not a leader, but a friend.
Because the campaigns were given the debate topics ahead of time (which makes this more like theater than a debate), we can expect both candidates to have canned, polished answers. They should also be armed with a few sharp retorts to expected comments from the other candidate. Each is just dying to launch his "you're no Jack Kennedy" zinger and his "there you go again" slap down. Both will be careful to say nothing that will offend moderate, undecided voters, but rather to convince us that they're talented, dynamic, and completely harmless.
Neither will say anything significant if he can avoid it. This will only be interesting if one of them accidentally says what he thinks.
The debates are like Olympic skating in another regard: Many people believe that the ruling body is corrupt and the outcomes rigged.
The ruling body is the Commission on Presidential Debates, and it's rigged the outcome by allowing only the two major-party candidates to participate. Many conservatives believe that the press have already decided the winner and are just waiting as a matter of form to announce it after the debate, but the CPD doesn't really care who wins. What's important to them is that only the two party behemoths, the GOP and the Democrats, are allowed to compete. Their job is to preserve the two-party cartel in American politics.
The CPD is controlled by the Democratic and Republican parties and has been hostile to third-party candidates from the beginning. The presence of a candidate on enough state ballots to win the election is insufficient to win permission to participate in the debates. The CPD requires third-party candidates to have 15 percent support in five national polls.
The CPD took over the presidential debates in 1987, after the League of Women Voters dropped its sponsorship. The George H.W. Bush and Michael Dukakis campaigns had signed a memorandum of understanding in which they agreed on which candidates could participate and who would be allowed to ask questions at the debate. The League considered the resulting debate "a fraud on the American voter."
These debates matter, but not for substantive, policy reasons. They're a form of scripted reality, theater that's supposed to seem spontaneous but is no more spontaneous than an opera. The debates are aimed at how we feel, not what we think.
Romney has less to lose and more to gain by an aggressive debate performance, so he might just try to be daring, especially in a later debate if Obama does well in the first. Obama has only to radiate a steady, even competence and not make a mistake.
And the really fascinating, occasionally brilliant third party candidates? You'll have to go elsewhere to see them. The Republicans and Democrats own this show, and they're not sharing.
Join us here at the Communities for a live chat during the debate. Conservative, liberal, libertarian, Whig – all opinions are welcome (just keep the language clean, please).
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SPEARFISH, S.D. -- Rocky Mountain College's Shawn Peden and Fred Petsch finished 1-2 in the 1,000 meters on Saturday at Black Hills State's Dave Little Alumni Mile indoor track meet at the Don Young Center.
Peden, a sophomore, won with a clocking of 2:37.49, with Petsch, a freshman, taking second at 2:38.77.
Both are former Billings West athletes.
Peden also placed sixth in the mile at 4:27.43.
He is now sitting 21st nationally in the 1,000 meters, 17th in the mile and 19th in the 800 meters -- and is just outside the national NAIA qualifying standard in all three races.
On Saturday, Rocky's Colton Wood was sixth in the 800 meters (2:04.6) and Johnny Barnes, also from RMC, was eighth in the 600 meters (1:29.00).
In the women's mile, Rocky's Ana Richter was fifth at 5:29.25 and teammate Jessica Raymond was sixth at 5:30.95.
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• Vincent J. Rathbun, 40, of Lake George, appeared in court on Felony charges of second-degree Attempted Assault and Aggravated Unlicensed Operation of a Motor Vehicle, as well as the misdemeanors of Driving While Intoxicated, first-degree Aggravated Unlicensed Operation, Resisting Arrest, plus a violation of fourth degree Criminal Mischief, and the infractions of Refusing a Breath Test and consuming Alcohol in a Motor Vehicle.
When a patrol officer arrested him Dec. 11 for suspected Driving While Intoxicated and was driving him towards police headquarters, Rathbun kicked at the rear window, then kicked the legs of a patrol officer who stopped and exited the car and attempted to restrain him
Judge Richard Nissen arraigned Rathbun Dec. 12, and set the bail at $500 cash. Fox is now free after raising bail. His case was adjourned to Jan. 13, so he can obtain the services of an attorney. Earlier this month, Rathbun was in court on another Misdemeanor charge of Driving While Intoxicated and Aggravated DWI.
• John Peluso III, 28, of Warrensburg, was arraigned on a charge of Petit Larceny. He is accused of cashing a check for $794.44 belonging to The Fireplace Co. which he was not authorized to cash, police said. His case was adjourned to Jan. 13 so Peluso can obtain the services of an attorney.
• Donald Davis III, 28, of Whitehall received leniency on a Misdemeanor charge of issuing a bad check for $15 to Jacobs & Toney Meat Store. He provided proof of restitution, and he received an Adjournment in Contemplation of Dismissal for 6 months.
• The case of Kelby Hahn, 19, of Warrensburg was adjourned for the second time to Jan. 13 so he can obtain the services of an attorney. Kelby is facing a Misdemeanor charge of seventh-degree Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance and the violation of underage Possession of Alcohol. Police said they apprehended Hahn on River St. with one hydrocodone pill, two cans of Miller beer and a bottle of Evan Williams Whiskey.
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[803] P53 in Epithelioid Angiomyolipoma: An Immunohistochemistry Study and Gene Mutation Analysis
Zhanyong Bing, Yuan Yao, Theresa Pasha, John E Tomaszewski, Paul J Zhang. Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; University of Buffalo, Buffalo
Background: Epithelioid AML (EAML) is a rare variant of AML and is more often associated with aggressive behaviors. The pathogenesis of EAML has been poorly understood. The expression and mutation analysis of p53 in EAML has only been described in case reports with conflicting results.
Design: We studied p53 expression and gene mutation in EAMLs by immunohistochemistry, single-strand conformation polymorphism (SSCP) and direct sequencing in paraffin materials from 8 EAMLs. The score for p53 nuclear staining was calculated by using the Allred score system. A group of typical AMLs was also analyzed for comparison.
Results: Of the 8 patients, 5 were from men, 3 from women, with an average age of 41.9+/-17.7 years. 5 tumors arose from kidneys, one each from heart, liver and uterus. 2 patients had history of tuberous sclerosis, 4 had metastasis and 1 had local recurrence. All EAMLs and 5 of 12 typical AMLs were positive for p53 immunoexpression. EAMLs showed much stronger p53 nuclear staining (Allred score 6.4 +/- 2.5) than the typical AML (2.3 +/- 2.9) (p<0.01). There was no p53 SSCP identified in either EAMLs or 8 typical AMLs. P53 mutation analysis by direct sequencing of exons 5-9 showed 4 mutations in 3 of 8 EAMLs but none of 8 typical AMLs. The mutations included two missense mutations in one case and two silent mutations in another two cases. For the two cases with silent mutations, both of them were renal tumors. For one case (case 1), in exon 5 codon 154 was changed from GGC to GGG, which was a silent mutation coding for amino acid glycine. For the other case, the silent mutation involved exon 6 codon 218 which was changed from GTG to GTT (both of the codons coding same amino acid valine). The case with two missense mutation was a hepatic PeComa. Both mutations involved the exon 5, one involving codon 165 with change from CAG to CAC (coding amino acid changed from glutamine to histidine), and the other involving codon 182 with change from TGC to TAC (coding amino acid changed from cysteine to tyrosine).
Conclusions: EAMLs had more frequent and stronger p53 expression than the typical AMLs. Four new p53 mutations were identified in 3 of 8 EAMLs, two of which were missense mutations found in a hepatic PeComa, two were silent mutations involving two renal EAMLs. The finding of abnormal p53 expression and mutations might be contributed to its less predictable behavior. However, the abnormal p53 expression cannot be entirely explained by p53 mutations in the exons examined in EAML.
Category: Genitourinary (including renal tumors)
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markinmaine 11 post(s) |
If you try to install Remobo via the software center you get: The package is of bad quality The installation of a package which violates the quality standards isn't allowed. This could cause Details are: Lintian check results for /tmp/remobo_0.50.3-1_i386.deb: E: remobo: control-file-has-bad-permissions postrm 0775 != 0755 This is a fresh install of beta 2. Worked fine in b1 |
jeffrey Administator 120 post(s) |
Thanks for bring this up. It's our packaging mistake. The Remobo debian's control files should have permission mode of "0755", instead of "0775". We'll have it fixed in the next release. |
max71 3 post(s) |
Hi, |
gee Administator 13 post(s) |
To markinmaine and max71: The latest release of v0.60.0 should have this permission problem fixed. Please try it out and let us know |
markeelxps 1 post(s) |
I just installed on an Oneric beta 2 box, and it is still complaining that the package is of bad quality (installs and runs perfectly, however), Details offered by the Ubuntu Software Center are: E: remobo: wrong-file-owner-uid-or-gid etc/ 500/500 |
shenada Administator 3 post(s) |
markeelxps: Sorry for the delay. We're trying to fix it in the next release. |
max71 3 post(s) |
To gee: |
gee Administator 13 post(s) |
The next release of Remobo v0.60.2 should be out by end of this month. @max71, which linux distribution & what version have you encountered the problem while installing Remobo? And is it just a warning for you, or does it prevent you from installing Remobo correctly? |
max71 3 post(s) |
@gee, my distribution is ubuntu 11.04, I encountered the problem in this version. |