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ADULT NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED: Evergreen & Conifer. $1200 & up. Start at 1AM. GREAT PART TIME that saves your day to play!
Proof of DL and Insurance. 303-679-3325 or 303-472-3580.
ADULT NEWSPAPER CARRIERS WANTED: Evergreen & Conifer. $1200 & up. Start at 1AM. GREAT PART TIME that saves your day to play!
Proof of DL and Insurance. 303-679-3325 or 303-472-3580.
Caring, loving toddler teacher needed in Evergreen's premier Christian early childhood facility. Must know you are ECT qualified. Better than average pay, benefits available. 303-670-1721
CLEAR CREEK COUNTY 3 Positions Public Works Division Director Full Time Hiring Range is $71,000 to $82,000 annually plus Benefits Taking Applications until 02/06/2015 DEPUTY COUNTY CLERK 30 hrs a week; Wage is $14.47 to $15.92 an hr, Plus Benefits taking application until 02/06/2015 DISPATCHER, Full time; wage is $20.48 an hr plus Benefits Taking applications until 02/06/2015 See full job descriptions and application at: www.co.clear-creek.co.us under "I Want To", "Find Job Opportunities", Clear Creek County is an ADAAA/EEO employer.
FIRSTBANK is seeking FT Tellers for its El Rancho location only. Applicants should be friendly, motivated & detail oriented. Four weekdays 8:30-6:30 & Saturdays 8:30-12:30. Position starts at $12.00/hr. w/opportunity for advancement. Excellent benefits package & paid training provided. Join one of the Denver Post's 2014 Top 5 Workplaces. Interested applicants should apply online at efirstbank.com. FirstBank is an EOE/Affirm- ative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or veteran status, or any other status protected by law.
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Walmart Super Center, Evergreen, now hiring. Open positions: Cashiers, 2nd & 3rd Shift Associates. Competitive benefits, flexible hours. Apply online at www.walmart.com.


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"Saving a life........One dog at a time."
Welcome to Waggin' Trails
In a word, Waggin' Trails is a lifesaver. We rescue and transport companion animals scheduled for death due to lack of space in California shelters, as well as other neglected or abused animals. Waggin' Trails has volunteers throughout the state of California, and friends and partners in many states and Canada.
The problem of homeless animals in California continues to worsen in this challenging economy. Now, in addition to our continued focus on special needs animals and our foster program, we have been called to act to help the ever-rising population of animals who beg for rescue. In an effort to help, Waggin' Trails Rescue Foundation was established.
We have been transporting animals to areas such as Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Western Canada where shelters are less impacted and these animals are readily adopted. We partner with organizations sharing our rescue philosophy and procedures that speak to a high standard in order to ensure these worthy animals are placed in excellent homes.
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Hear a Metalcore Version of Miley Cyrus' 'Wrecking Ball'
While metalheads and Miley Cyrus may seemingly have little in common, those lines just got a little blurred with a new cover version of the pop singer's hit song 'Wrecking Ball.'
While metalheads and Miley Cyrus may seemingly have little in common, those lines just got a little blurred with a new cover version of the pop singer's hit song 'Wrecking Ball.'
There are few 'SNL' sketches as reliably funny as fake screen tests, which give the cast the opportunity to show off their best and craziest celebrity impersonations. It felt especially important in the most recent Miley Cyrus-hosted episode of the show -- with so many of the big names gone, this was a chance for the lesser known cast members to step up to the plate. And you know what? They did. Mostly.
When 'SNL' is on point, there are few live, late night variety shows that skewer American politics so well (but then again, it really does have that category all to itself). There was no way the show was going to miss an opportunity to make fun of the recent government shutdown and there was no way they weren't going to use guest host Miley Cyrus to help do it. The result? A truly bizarre and inspired parody of the music video for Cyrus' "We Don't Stop," which puts Michele Bachmann and John Boehner front and center. Naturally, the new song is called "We Did Stop."
The fervor over Miley Cyrus at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards, and all the naked wrecking ball swings since seems to have died down, but will this Saturday's all-new 'SNL' start the gossip machine anew? The tongue-wagging Cyrus will pull double duty on this weekend's Tina Fey-follow up, so what do the first new 'SNL' previews of the week have to offer?
Have you seen the new video for 'Wrecking Ball' by Miley Cyrus? This fella did. He was inspired.
Miley Cyrus isn't the only one stripping down for her new video.
If you've been wondering how to recreate Miley's soon-to-be classic look from the VMAs, wonder no more -- this video will teach you. All you need are some lemons, some tape, some plastic wrap and no pride.
If you thought you've heard everyone's reaction to Miley Cyrus' still-buzzed about performance at the Video Music Awards, think again.
If Miley Cyrus' performance at the VMA has turned you off of twerking, or if you just find cartoon butts bouncing around hilarious, this is for you.
Miley Cyrus and her latex underpants continue to generate controversy days after her VMA performance. This song should probably be the final word on the whole fiasco.
In case you missed the VMAs last night, which you probably should have considering 'Breaking Bad' was on, Miley Cyrus caused the internet to explode.
I didn't get a chance to watch the VMAS last night, but then again, I haven't watched MTV since the 80's. I think we all know MTV is basically the last place you'll find anything rock these days. I did look for the results online this morning though, and ran across this little gem that pretty much sums up what you might have missed.


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I just found this and it seems like something good for young mothers/grandmothers. Its also posted at the KTGP.
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Here is a link that might be useful: Potty Training in a day!
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- Posted by Marilyn_Sue (My Page) on Sat, Oct 27, 12 at 11:00
I have heard of it, did not go to the link yet as I may not be able to. Is this the one where they run around with no diaper or panties on and you have to set them on the potty a lot? I have heard it works. Sue |
I've used alot of her idea's but it make more sense the way she does it. She doesn't claim there won't be any more accidents but for one day they are going to get intense training. No phone calls, no visiting with company, just her and the trainie. And she advising not to wait any longer than the age of 2 1/2 because the kids can get stubburn. I agree 100% with that. I'm sure there are some slow learners but 2 to 2 1/2 is a good age for the training she uses. Guess I need a grandchild first! |
No wisdom (or even a hint of it) to offer - sorry. One can see some advantages - even to reduced cost of diapers (including the washing, if one were using cloth ones). Carpeted areas of the house being off limits, blocked by boxes, etc., of course. Farmers used to caring for animals would be somewhat less squeamish about the clean-up chores, of course. Honestly, people - it don't hurt! Helps to get the appropriate equipment on hand before the training session. Could one interest you, to assist in the collection process, in attaching a can with straight sides (no lip, please, to take a commission off of the income on outflow!) on the end of a stick, so that one could follow the little one around? Some churches use such a method of collection for their offerings, don't they? Like the Boy Scouts (Girl Scouts, too?) say, "Be prepared!". ole joyfuelled ... who, not having followed a junior kid around in upwards of a half century, could be accused of being underinformed |
- Posted by linda_in_iowa (My Page) on Sat, Oct 27, 12 at 13:17
I did that with DS who is now 36. At 26 months I had the summer off from work and he was interested in the potty. I saw a paperback book titled "Potty Training in A Day or Less". It took more than a day but it was so easy. I knew I had 2 months to get him potty trained so he could attend the day care on the campus where I worked. I would say it took a week or less to get him trained. A nurse I knew who had raised 6 kids told me that if you put diapers on them at night they will keep wetting so I stopped the night diapers. |
That is what I had planned to try with DD 30 years ago, but as it worked out, it was even easier. My pediatrician was big on waiting until at least 2 to start potty training. Soon after DD turned 2, I bought a potty chair and training pants, but before we could try she came down with chicken pox and then it was about time for my law school finals. A few days after finals were over, when I walked into her room to get her up and grabbed a diaper, she stood up in her crib and announced, "I want to wear big girl pants today." That was it. No accidents and she pretty much skipped the potty chair, electing instead to climb up on the regular potty. She also insisted on moving from the training pants to "Strawberry Shortcake" panties the next week. I really think the reason it was so easy is that she was ready (26 months) and let me know it. I would expect that if the child is ready, the one day method will work great and, if they aren't ready yet, you will probably be able to tell. If it becomes a struggle, just back off enjoy the day with your child and try again in a few weeks. |
little boys are easy to train...toss some cherrios in the toilet and tell him to sink them...doesn't take long and they are so proud they want to keep doing it to show everyone that they are big boys now. ( had a small sturdy step stool on the side of the toilet so they could reach) |
My DSD did it with DGD#1. I took DGS for the day and her DH went someplace, so it was just the two of them and a lot of concentration. And it worked! I couldn't find that post on the blog you posted, but she did it like Sue. No diaper all day. There were other things involved, but I've forgotten what all it entailed. |
My first daughter was almost 3 before she got potty trained. We bought her a small kids potty and set it in the bathroom. Talked with her about it. she was very good about diaper changes-even running to her bedroom to nring me a clean "di-dee" when she was wet. Anyhow, we bought her big-girl panties and the toilet and told her to let me know when she wanted to use them. The summer she was going to turn 3 she told me "I'm a big girl". Put on the fancy pants and she used her toilet. Later in the day, she wet herself. But we put on more undies and she was absolutely perfect after that. My second daughter trained herself even younger. |
DS#1 was potty trained in one day at 2 years of age. He had been asking for a Little Tykes car and I said if you go potty in the toilet and wear big boy panties, you can have the red car. Deal was made and he stuck to it with not one accident. I was not so fortunate with DS#2 and I will not go into details lol |
- Posted by Marilyn_Sue (My Page) on Sat, Oct 27, 12 at 20:59
All four of my children were potty trained shortly after they were a year old and my Mother said I was too. I guess it depends on your determination to get them trained. The Mother has to keep at it. Sue |
Every kid is different. Every parent or caregiver is different. My grandmother always said she taught me to 'pee in a teacup' when I was barely walking. My guess is that she nagged me to 'perform' every hour, teacup in hand! Our DS was easily trained to poop in the toilet, and he would pee too -- if reminded! He didn't wet overnight. But...he was over three before he would stop playing when he needed to pee. He'd just wet his pants and carry on, completely unconcerned by the large damp patch in front. Eventually the "Bladder to Brain" message grew stronger than the "Keep Playing" one! |
The only problem I had with my younger daughter was bed-wetting. She was a very deep sleeper, even at naps. The pediatrician said it's not unusual, children six and under have small bladders and their brains aren't fully developed to wake them. At home we'd just change her janmmies and bed, it was embarassing at the babysitters and friends house sleepovers. Pullups were very helpful and she finally outgrew it around age 6. |
My first daughter walked at 8 months & was potty trained at 10 months, I did nothing but put the potty chair in the bathroom & told her what it was for. She only had a few accidents as she love to wear big girl panties. My 2nd daughter was 1 yr when she walked & 18 months when she was potty trained. Both were very easy to train. Guess I was lucky. |
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A Royal Tea Party!
This Royal English Tea Tower has got to be my all-time favorite Wedding or house warming gift! This gift has it all! And with so many things to keep and reuse, It's completely perfect! With two beautiful fine porcelain tea mugs, this would be a great gift to send to Grandma, then show up at her house in time for tea! This wonderful keepsake gift can be loved for many years to come. Just add happy memories and you can enjoy this gift for generations!
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Headphone Jack
Receives AM/FM Radio
Auxiliary input for additional audio devices
Direct USB Power Transfer
Emergency Beacon
Crank Charging
LED Flashlight
Receives NOAA Weather Band Radio Stations
Weather or not
This incredibly versatile hand-powered, rechargeable digital weather radio has everything you need in case of an emergency—including a built-in digital clock and alarm. And its rugged design, compact size and moisture resistance makes it perfect for indoors or out. Keep the Axis at home, the office or in your car and you'll always be in the know, well connected and all charged up.
Ready, set, go
Crank the hand turbine for one minute and you'll produce enough power for 15-20 minutes of radio time or to make a 30-second phone call.
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With this AM/FM/NOAA weather band digital radio you'll always be in tune and up to date. The telescopic antenna provides enhanced range and reception. And, when you want to listen alone, just plug in your favorite headphones.
More power to you
The Axis powers up in multiple ways—via hand crank, built-in rechargeable battery or traditional batteries.
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The bright white LED flashlight is perfect for home, office or even the car. And the red flashing beacon is ideal for emergencies.
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When the "Alert" function is on, the radio will automatically broadcast emergency weather alerts for your area such as hurricanes, tornadoes and severe storms.
Say hello
To charge your smartphone, simply plug it into the USB port. Power will automatically "dump charge" to your phone, just like plugging into the wall.
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Remove the AAA batteries and unplug the rechargeable battery. Let the radio sit for 30 minutes, then put them back in. To play it from the AAAs press the button with the picture of the battery first, then POWER. To play if from the rechargeable, press the button with the picture of the crank, then turn the crank for 90 seconds and then press POWER. If it doesn't play on the AAA batteries, they may need to be changed.


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Jarome Iginla has emerged as one of the premier players in the National Hockey League. The 30-year-old Edmonton, Ontario, native rose to stardom in the hockey world after helping the Canadian Olympic team garner a gold medal during the 2002 Winter Olympics. The 6-foot-1 right wing player for the Calgary Flames was the first black NHL player to win a scoring title when he delivered a career-high 96 points and 52 goals during the 2001–2002 season. Iginla, who also led his team to the 2004 Stanley Cup final, is just the second black player to be named captain of an NHL team.
Now in his 11th season, Iginla, whose father emigrated from Nigeria to Canada, also helps with the league's diversity efforts by donating $1,000 for each goal he scores to the Calgary chapter of KidSport, a charity that provides sporting equipment for underprivileged youths. Iginla spoke to black enterprise about the NHL's efforts to spread the game to inner cities.
Do blacks express surprise after finding out that there are black hockey players?
Not so much playing here in Canada, but in the United States, yeah, a little bit. Hockey is on TV and in the headlines a lot more here, but in certain markets in the States there are times when people are surprised.
The all-star game was in Atlanta this year. When I think hockey, I don't think Atlanta.
It's a newer market, and they have a pretty exciting team there. And part of the all-star game is to help grow the game and showcase the talent in the NHL. I think hockey has been growing there for awhile. It's cool to go into newer markets and see what kind of buzz is going on and see hockey growing.
You're part of an organization that helps inner-city kids get sporting gear. What got you involved?
Kidsport Calgary provides financial assistance to families that might need it for kids to be involved in any sport—be it soccer or tennis or hockey. They can apply for help so kids can get involved, and it's a way for me to give back. Sports have been a big part of my life, not only making it in the NHL and making a wonderful living, but friends and memories of road trips as a kid. It means a lot to me.
Hockey hasn't really caught on among minorities. What else has to be done to ensure that there are more blacks participating in the sport in the future?
Hockey isn't as accessible as other sports. I have a hockey school here, and it's one of those sports that if [kids] get a chance to play–especially when they're younger–[they] love it. It's a lot of fun to play, and once they play a little bit they get hooked. It's something that the NHL is trying to work on and it's something we have to improve—the accessibility of the sport.
That goes along with the NHL's plan to reach a broader marketplace in the U.S. Hockey is traditionally not among the favorite sports


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State Rep. Kevin Brooks told the Kiwanis Club of Cleveland residents of Tennessee should view themselves as the employers of state politicians.
He said it was the greatest honor for the general public to select him and his peers to serve.
"It is never far from our mind that we work for all of you," Brooks said. "It is something I am reminded of this morning at breakfast at Oglethorpe, lunch here at Jenkins, Cooke's Food Store this weekend — everywhere we go."
Brooks assured the Kiwanis Club that being a representative is not a glamorous job.
He went on to say there is much work to be completed in Nashville over the next several months.
Taxes are once again on the agenda. Work will be completed to continue the downward trend on taxes. Additional discussion will cover the Cleveland Bradley County State Veterans Home, Exit 20, methamphetamines and Common Core State Standards.
Kiwanis member Charles Bagley asked Brooks for his opinion on the hotly debated education standards.
Brooks said he is not in favor of Common Core.
"It scares me what I am seeing that Common Core at the federal level is going to impose on our students here in Bradley County," Brooks said before highlighting his Southern, conservative background.
"I don't like the reports I have seen, the books I have seen, the contents of those books I have seen," Brooks continued. "I am going to go back to Nashville and say, 'This is not what we do in Tennessee.' For some of the states it is working, and good for them."
He said education-focused legislation will be a huge topic this term.
According to Brooks, he does not mind keeping standards, academic excellence and rigor in the classroom, but he does not like what he sees coming out of Washington, D.C., in relation to Common Core.
Brooks also spoke on the future reconstruction of Exit 20 at Interstate 75.
Interest in the exit increased due to its position as the new connector road to both Wacker, Whirlpool and Enterprise South.
Brooks said the architect who worked on the bridge near Hamilton Place in Chattanooga will also be in charge of the design for Cleveland.
"We want it better than Hamilton Place. We don't want Gunbarrel Road. We want large access to all of the surrounding area," Brooks said. "And so far they have all said yes."
He said the Hamilton Place bridge only had 99 acres to conduct construction. Exit 20 has 400 immediate acres and an additional 200 acres on reserve. The total of 600 acres is six times the amount available during the Hamilton Place design and construction.
Area residents were asked to be patient as the process continues.
Brooks encouraged all residents to communicate with their elected officials through both traditional means as well as voting.
As he told students at Blythe-Bower Elementary, it is the representative's job to take residents' veterans affairs concerns, desire for lower taxes and any other questions to Nashville.
Brooks said while representing Tennessee has not been the most glamorous job, it has been the most rewarding.
Kiwanis member Larry McSpadden thanked Brooks for his service in office and told him, "We are definitely the winners. You do work hard and you do make a difference."


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Medea Revenge Quotes
How we cite our quotes:
Medea: how I bless you both […]
not here—beyond […]
every blessing here you father has despoiled. (173)
Some scholars claim that this is Medea's best argument for the murder of her sons. They represent her marriage, which has been tainted by Jason. Therefore, they must be destroyed.
Medea: My heart dissolves
When I gaze into their [her son's] bright irises […]
Why damage them in trying to hurt their
and only hurt myself twice over? (173)
Here Medea seems to sincerely waver in her resolve. She is touched by the closeness of her sons. This softer moment reveals a tender side of the character, which is often overlooked.
Messenger: A king's home a charnel house –
and you rejoice? […]
Medea seems to sincerely enjoy all the gruesome details of that the messenger relates. Her revenge satisfies her greatly. She differs from most tragic protagonists because she doesn't end up regretting her actions. Ultimately, she's OK with how everything turns out.


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Copyright © Boeing
You cannot overstate the importance of the aerospace industry to the economy of the State of Washington.
Related Websites
- Check out Washington Aerospace Partnership's social media: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
- Joint Center for Aerospace Technology Innovation
- Washington Aerospace & Advance Manufacturing Workforce Pipeline Advisory Committee
Office of Aerospace
Washington's aerospace industry fuels jobs for tens of thousands of families and travel for billions of passengers each year. In addition to the world headquarters for Boeing Commercial Airplanes, Washington is home to 1,350+ aerospace-related business establishments that design and manufacture products ranging from tires to carbon fiber structures to in-flight entertainment systems.
There is at least one aerospace-related company in 35 of Washington's 39 counties. In 2012, the aerospace industry generated $76 billion in economic activity throughout the state of Washington.
Our public research institutions and private firms lead the world in the advancement of new aerospace technologies, as well, including advanced materials, unmanned aerial systems (UAS), aviation biofuels and space exploration.
Gov. Inslee's top priority is to encourage innovation and entrepreneurship in a competitive global economy through investments in workforce training, education at the elementary through graduate levels, infrastructure and continued support of key industries such as aerospace. This support is articulated in the Washington State Aerospace Strategy. Significant progress was made to execute the Strategy in 2013 and specific priority action items have been identified for 2014-15. For more details, read the summary report.
The Office of Aerospace and its director, Alex Pietsch, are charged with implementing these initiatives and coordinating the "support chain" that has been established to grow our aerospace industry with the help of the following entities:
- Washington State Department of Commerce
- Washington Aerospace & Advanced Materials Manufacturing Workforce Pipeline Committee: ensures that workforce training programs around the state met the needs of the industry.
- Joint Center for Aerospace Technology Innovation: a partnership between the University of Washington and Washington State University that facilitates the development of new technologies to keep Washington at the forefront of aerospace innovation.
- Washington Aerospace Partnership: a consortium of business, labor and governments working together to assist in the execution of our strategy and advocate on behalf of the industry.
The Office of Aerospace is a public/private partnership funded in part by the Washington Aerospace Partnership.
- Aerospace Employment and Establishments in WA (PDF) [Nov. 2014]
- Aerospace Progress Report (PDF) [July 2014]
- The Washington Aerospace Industry Strategy (PDF) [July 2014]
- "About that mythical $8.7 billion tax break…" Washington Research Council [July 2014]
- 2013 Annual Report on Aerospace Manufacturing Skills in Washington [Jan 2014]
- Economic Impacts of the Washington Aerospace Industry (PDF) [Nov. 2013]
- Winning the Future: Washington's Investment in Aerospace (PDF) [Nov. 2013]


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The advanced certificate in networking, planning and design provides the knowledge and expertise needed to seek careers that require foundation knowledge of enterprise network architectures and administration, emerging network technologies, the network design process, and project management. Students completing this certificate will be able to design and implement plans for sophisticated network design projects; understand and work with emerging technologies in networking and system administration; and develop, test, and implement a network model that simulates the performance of an enterprise scale network.
The program consists of four courses, all of which may be applied to the MS in networking and system administration.
Course | Sem. Cr. Hrs. | |
NSSA-602 | Enterprise Computing | 3 |
DECS-744 | Project Management | 3 |
NSSA-620 | Emerging Computing and Networking Technologies | 3 |
NSSA-715 | Network Design and Performance | 3 |
Total Semester Credit Hours | 12 |
To be considered for admission to the advanced certificate in networking, planning and design, candidates must fulfill the following requirements:
While GRE scores are not required, they are strongly recommended for applicants seeking admission whose undergraduate GPA does not meet the minimum requirement. Relevant work experience can also strengthen a candidate's application for admission.
This certificate is intended for part-time study; therefore, RIT cannot issue I-20 paperwork. International students may study part-time through online learning. Courses are available both on campus and online.


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By Reverend Justito at 4:47 PM Wednesday, February 13th 2013
Gypsyhawk Plot Spring 2013 US Tour
Gypsyhawk, Tour Dates
Southern California based metal heads Gypsyhawk have just announced dates for a month long tour of the lower 48 states. Support will come from Mothership and you can see all the dates down below.
To check out the DIY music video for the band's song State Lines, click here.


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Thursday, November 12, 2009 - 11:09am
LAFAYETTE - A Joshua Thibodaux has been arrested after police say he dragged his girlfriend from a pick up and then ran over her legs.
Officials say he was arrested on first degree negligent injury among other charges.
Sgt. Lesley Hill Peters said Griffin was taken to Our Lady of the Sea Hospital in Cut Off.


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Richard Sherman and his girlfriend are expecting the birth of their first child in a week or so. But if he (it's a boy, and they've got a name picked out, but won't share it yet) comes on Sunday, Sherman says "obviously that'd change some things."
The fire alarm at the Patriots' hotel went off overnight, for the second time this week.
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Nice link to a 2005 piece of research I just stumbled accross – I'm really posting it to remind myself to look at it at some point! Seams like a good piece of research to challenge the determinism of labelling theory. http://www.jrf.org.uk/publications/school-exclusion-and-transition-adulthood-african-caribbean-communities
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So there are these giggling little globs of goo that you can drag about with the mouse. If you place one near some others, it'll form a wobbly structure by connecting itself to them with squishy struts.
And about half an hour into playing World of Goo, the obvious point of comparison finally hits me: it's Schindler's List. This is the game of Schindler's List.
You're trying to build towards this pipe, you see. Once your structure is high enough to reach the pipe, any goos you haven't used yet wiggle eagerly up to it and are sucked to safety. But the ones you used to build your structure are left behind, fixed in place forever.
"I could have saved so many more!" I suddenly wail. "I could have got more out! This flying buttress, why did I make this flying buttress? That's ten goos, right there! This support strut, that's another two goos! I didn't do enough!"
Cruelly, the game even plays on your guilt. The goos you save from the lolocaust accumulate at the Corporation Headquarters - an open level where you can use them to build into the air indefinitely.
Your current tower height is uploaded to a central server, and you'll see clouds representing the height of your friends' towers. It really rubs it in. Oskar Schindler never had a cloud tell him how many more Jews all his friends saved, and how high a tower you could build out of them.
But World of Goo's levels proper are much more interesting. The game has evolved from its early prototype, in which you simply had to build as high as you can. Now levels ask you to build over huge chasms and around fatal spikes, to wedge your structures in chimneys, float them with balloons, and even build on water and in a tumble-dryer.
Before long, you're actually building your way out of a creature's stomach. First you've got to make a raft on the sea of his digestive juices, obviously.
Then you build a tower on that to reach his oesophagus, whereupon churning muscles rip the top of your tower right off and physically vomit it out of the thing's mouth. So you build upon its lips. And from there? Well, there's no pipe to build towards. But the answer is surprising and beautiful, so I won't spoil it.
That's all in the first and most basic of the five chapters. There are more weird types of goo we haven't seen yet, and all the levels built around them.
Goo has all the gnarled cuteness of Psychonauts, the wonky genius of Armadillo Run and the infectious warmth of Darwinia. Actually, let me put that in terms that don't require you to have played a load of games very few people have played: it's cute, ingenious and heart-warming.
You and I have already helped save a few indie studios with some canny buys, but we haven't saved nearly enough.
Creators Kyle Gabler and Ron Carmel left Electronic Arts and risked their livelihoods to make something wonderful like this. Let's add them to our list - World of Goo is only ten quid, and you can already pre-order it.


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SPX or SPY? The case for ETF trading
Tue, Nov 13, 2007 | Jared Woodard
Just came across a good post from The Options Insider founder Mark Longo about the advantages of using options on the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) instead of the traditional SPX options.
We've written about the advantages of ETFs over traditional index options many times before (see our trading rules), but Longo makes a great case for the specific reasons why SPY is a superior choice for most investors. Some people probably don't know, for instance, that if you want to trade SPX options, you're limited to one exchange, the CBOE. By contrast, SPY options are licensed for trading on all six options exchanges. Another important difference is that while the SPY options are electronically traded, there's still a big open-outcry element to the SPX products. Now, we like market makers as much as the next guy (however much that is), but given the choice between a dispassionate, egalitarian server in an air-conditioned room somewhere and a stressed, possibly hungry, probably sweaty market making human on an exchange floor in Chicago, we prefer to route our trades to the former.
Advantages of the SPY options over the SPX options:
- tighter spreads – smaller strikes mean narrower spreads, and penny pricing certainly helps
- faster fills – computers are faster than humans. Deal with it.
- competitive volume – not exactly a comparative advantage, but you're certainly not disadvantaged from a volume/open interest standpoint these days if you want to trade the ETF options
- better risk management – smaller strikes also mean you can slice and dice your risk with more precision than before, and you don't have to put on a large position if you just want to hedge an existing position
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Ruby MongoDB Driver¶
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For a list of external resources, see Ruby External Resources.
Ruby Driver¶
Install the bson_ext gem for any performance-critical applications.
The MongoDB Ruby driver is the officially supported Ruby driver for MongoDB. It's written in pure Ruby, with a recommended C extension for speed. The driver is optimized for simplicity. It can be used on its own, but it also serves as the basis of several object mapping libraries, such as MongoMapper.
Install / Upgrade¶
The Ruby driver is hosted at Rubygems.org. Before installing the driver, make sure you're using the latest version of rubygems:
gem update --system
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gem install mongo
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gem 'mongo', :git => 'git://github.com/mongodb/mongo-ruby-driver.git'
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If you are running on Windows, you need the Ruby DevKit installed in order to compile the C extensions.
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Beginning with version 0.20, the mongo_ext gem is no longer used.
To learn more about the Ruby driver, see the Ruby Tutorial and Ruby Documentation.
Object Mappers¶
Because MongoDB is so easy to use, the basic Ruby driver can be the best solution for many applications.
But if you need validations, associations, and other high-level data modeling functions then an Object Document Mapper may be needed.
In the context of a Rails application these provide functionality equivalent to, but distinct from, ActiveRecord. Because MongoDB is a document-based database, these mappers are called Object Document Mappers (ODM) as opposed to Object Relational Mappers (ORM).
Several mappers are available:
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All the mappers build on top of the basic Ruby driver and so some knowledge of that is useful, especially if you work with a custom MongoDB configuration.
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Both Russian-led and U.K.-led consortia have followed the current protocols for scientific research on these lakes and have addressed issues brought forth through the Antarctic Treaty Protocol. These groups have had discussions with SCAR SALE and have satisfied their respective national science protocols. The purpose of this study is to provide independent guidance on how to minimize contamination of subglacial lake environments during exploration and how to provide responsible stewardship of these unique and possibly connected environments.
Although no lake has been sampled directly, Lake Vostok has been studied using remote sensing, chemical analyses of ice accreted to the bottom of the Antarctic ice sheet, and geochemical modeling. Results of these analyses suggest that the upper waters in the lake have a low salinity and possibly extremely high concentration of gases such as oxygen. Lake Vostok has been isolated from the atmosphere for more than 15 million years (Christner et al. 2006); the water, which flows very slowly through the system, is estimated to reside in the lake on the order of tens of thousands of years.
There is some controversy in the peer-reviewed literature whether or not there are microorganisms living in Antarctica's subglacial lakes. The controversy is due mainly to the fact that there are currently no samples of lake water, only accreted ice. Based on published reports, the number of microbial cells in the accreted ice of Lake Vostok may be as high as 10,000 or as low as a few recognizable cells per milliliter. The water may also contain low levels of microbial nutrients, necessary to support microbial communities; estimates of dissolved organic carbon (DOC) concentrations range from undetectable to 250 µmol L−1, the latter being well above concentrations in the open ocean (typically about 70 µmol L−1).
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Microbial cells and organic nutrients may be heterogeneous from sample to sample, but until a fresh sample of water is collected using precautions to avoid chemical and microbiological contamination, we will not know for sure. Even when freshly collected samples are available, it will be important to certify all measurements preferably by cross-calibrated measurements from several independent laboratories. Chemically, subglacial aquatic environments can be expected to vary widely from site to site, and the complete absence of viable microbes cannot be excluded until adequate sampling is done. However, from a scientific perspective, extreme oligotrophic environments are themselves unusual, interesting, and worthy of study.
In light of potential, adverse consequences for environmental stewardship, the committee favors a conservative approach where it is assumed that actively growing microbial populations in the subglacial environments are present until proven otherwise. Current understanding of the sub-ice habitat and its inhabitants is based entirely on indirect observations that range in scope from theoretical predictions to direct chemical and microbiological analyses of accreted ice samples obtained from Lake


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Write What You Know
Having read reams of slush pile fiction, I have waded into numerous manuscripts that give the lie to the principle of Write What You Know. Frankly, it leads to a lot of writing about mundane daily routines, what might be called the workplace novel, or perhaps, even, the house spouse novel, that could not be more atrocious as fiction.
They are all pretty much the same. They begin with waking up in the morning and getting breakfast together, dealing with the spouse and the kids, arriving at work and greeting ones' office suite mates, or greeting one's patients in a dentist's office. If one doesn't have a story to tell, or something to say that would interest others, then what is the point of writing? Such manuscripts will be round filed by the middle of sentence one.
I once sat through a reading by a woman of the first chapter of her "workplace novel." It consisted entirely of sentences such as this:
"Mabel was our first customer. As she came in with Fifi, her poodle, we said, "Hi Mabel, It's been awhile, how are you and Fifi today." Mabel said, I'm alright, but Fifi's got a touch of the mange." Then Mr. Drake came in with his Macaw. The Macaw said, "good morning," and we all thought it was so amazing that Mr. Drake's Macaw knew exactly what to say. And we all said good morning to Mr. Drake and his Macaw." A few minutes later, Saundra French came in with her Manx cat…" This drivel went on for at least ten minutes, but you pretty much got the picture by the end of line one.
A much better idea is to write what you can imagine, using knowledge of matters that interest you to enliven and inform your fiction, and research what you need to know to make it believable to others. Unless there is some particular drama occurring in the home or the workplace that is universally interesting and pertinent to a story line, it is best to refrain from writing about the events of ones day. Follow the principle that every word you write should be germane to the story, the theme, or the character development and you will avoid this common mistake.
Correction: Know What You Write. Don't Write What You Know.
Express Yourself
Another principle that needs discarding is that art, in general, and writing in particular, is self-expression. I prefer to think of creativity as a process of self-abstraction. It is all about making decisions, of choosing what it best for the work. Looking at the etymology, what do these words tell us? To abstract is to draw away, implying a process of reaching within and plucking out the gems, or so one would hope. To express oneself is to press out, and what is it that we tend to press out? I rest my case.
Correction: Abstract Yourself, Don't Express Yourself.


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My 10-year-old daughter, Violet, loves fashion, so for the past couple of years we have enjoyed watching a bit of pre-awards show red carpet together. Our commentary is nothing like that of Joan and Melissa Rivers. Usually we oooh and ahh over how pretty the gowns, jewels, and hairstyles are. We pick our favorites, and really, I do try to keep it relentlessly positive. I don't want my daughter to witness me being a catty Cathy. Or to become one herself. She internalizes and eventually repeats everything I say, so it's important that I choose my words carefully. I would hate for her to harshly judge female appearance, especially her own. We spend all of this energy trying to teach our daughters not to be mean girls, then we do the opposite because old reflexes die hard. READ FULL STORY


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Mladen Petric celebrates his second goal in a debut to remember for Fulham as Norwich City fans suffer in the west London sunshine. Picture: Andrew Tobin / Focus Images
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Tuesday, August 21, 2012
If the dawning of another new season has reminded us of anything it is the importance of having a dark sense of humour when it comes to being a football supporter.
Norwich City's travelling fans found themselves digging deep into their reserves within a couple of hours of the 2012/13 campaign getting underway. Nothing tests the resolve like a humiliating 5-0 away defeat on the hottest day of the year followed by a trip across London on a tightly packed underground train.
I'll be honest, as I dragged the broadcasting equipment on to a carriage at Putney Bridge station which was filled with people in replica yellow shirts I wasn't particularly relishing the travelling conditions created by that perfect storm of a thrashing at Craven Cottage and several hot and sweaty people crammed into a tin box. Yet it is in this sort of adversity that the Canaries always impressive support really comes into its own.
Our match summariser on BBC Radio Norfolk on Saturday was Darren Eadie and he was our secret weapon. Having a Norwich City legend with you can be a real advantage in these circumstances.
He quickly took on the role of an emergency forces sweetheart, visiting the troops to lift morale.
News of his presence quickly spread round the carriage and some were even brave enough to peer through the armpit of the person standing next to them in order to get into a position where they could make their point about what had gone wrong to Darren and hear the benefits of his dressing room wisdom first hand.
The journey was punctuated by a much-needed blast of fresh air each time we stopped at a station. The fact that London air counted as 'fresh' gives you some idea of just how stuffy it was on that train.
With movement as nimble as Fulham's front line, one Norwich fan had managed to position himself right by the carriage door and was making the most of it by hanging his head out of the door at each stop, like a dog on a long motorway journey. Who could blame him? Any opportunity to cool down had to be taken on Saturday.
Even during the game I got distracted at one point by some significant movement on the far side of the ground.
It wasn't a Mexican wave starting, as I'd first feared, but swathes of people in the stand fanning themselves with their programmes, hats or team sheets. I suppose they must have been the Fulham fans.
Hanging your head out of a packed but stationary underground carriage has its own hazards. In order to lean out and make the most of the breeze without falling on to the tracks our new friend was clinging to the mechanism of the doors.
Yes, that is a dirty as it sounds, and when it all became too hot again between stops he had to mop his brow and was leaving a trail of black oil or dust across his forehead much to the amusement of his fellow Canaries who took great delight in pointing it out and taking pictures for posterity on their mobile phones.
Whether it was the heat, the excitement of sharing a carriage with Darren Eadie or the ample refreshment offered by the pubs around Craven Cottage I will leave you to speculate but he wasn't learning his lesson and at each stop the routine was being repeated. A full fresh air lunge followed by a frenzied brow mop a few moments later. He ended up looking like at best he belonged to a far off tribe who paint their faces before going out hunting.
I hope Chris Hughton's Canaries are a bit quicker on the uptake. Never mind whatever magic formula it is that makes the doors of London Underground trains go, repeated mistakes on the big stage could lead to more Premier League egg on face.
A good thrashing can sometimes do a lot of good. I am talking purely in a football sense now, not some horribly outdated teaching guidelines.
Nobody saw what happened on Saturday coming. The odd heavy defeat is a fact of life for a team like Norwich City in the Premier League. Getting hammered by Manchester City, Manchester United or Chelsea is one thing, you simply do not expect it against Fulham.
It is all about the response now. The Canaries know from previous experience that a first day thrashing need not be the crushing blow that it feels at the times. The 7-1 defeat to Colchester United was only three short years ago but its status as the ultimate blessing in disguise, the subsequent revival and rise up the leagues is already a much-told story.
I distinctly remember the shudder I felt on the opening day of the 2001/02 season when, immediately after a comprehensive 4-0 defeat at Millwall, one reporter took great delight in telling me he felt Norwich were destined to be relegated to the third tier. How I wish I'd kept his phone number when that season ended with a play-off final in Cardiff.
The opening day results from the last two Premier League seasons can offer some solace. Wigan 0 Blackpool 4 in 2010 and the same scoreline in favour of Bolton against QPR a year ago.
In each case the winning team has ended up getting relegated while Wigan and QPR both scraped survival. Perhaps a humbling every now and again can provide the sort of short, sharp shock that a narrow 1-0 or 2-1 loss never does.
It wasn't as damaging as the last Craven Cottage debacle in 2005. That 6-0 drubbing on the final day of the season is a result that should be well and truly out of our system by now but the parallels between that and what happened on Saturday are unavoidable. It may have been a completely different set of players but for the Norwich fans in the ground deja vu set in at about the time Fulham scored their third goal.
It took almost seven years before Norwich played in the Premier League again, this time they'll be back in top flight action within seven days. Time will tell whether Craven Cottage August 2012 is another Millwall moment or a day to be looked back on as a sign of things to come.
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June 3, 2010 | Filed Under music
Tags: angelo, buffet libre, buffetlibre, cartridge, comme çi comme ça, disco-tec, hands down, mixtapes, moullinex, plushgun, superman, telonius, terry poison, the twelves, the woods
image: people who turn back and wonder what i'm taking a picture of (i wonder myself)
I've fallen behind with posting again…(what's new, right?) life seems like a drawn out sine wave full of busy.
I like the way mother birds feed their baby birds. I digested this delicious music-food and now I'm going to vomit it into your ears. Here's some stuff for you to feed your ear-bellies.
Cartridge – The Woods (Buffetlibre Remix)
Plushgun – Mixtapes (Buffetlibre Remix)
Δngelo – Hands Down (Buffetlibre Remix)
Buffetlibre was one of the first international groups to reach out to TUFTSMANIA back in the day. Since then I've been following their moves and they've grown to have such an extensive portfolio of collaborations and projects that I'm baffled as to why they aren't prominent on blogs.
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Telonius – Disco-Tec (Moullinex Remix)
MOULLINEX!!! He's a fellow teammate of the awesome Portugese label, DISCOTEXAS and has some new stuff coming out soon. If you are following TUMBLMANIA you'll know I posted a video for his new release here. It's called Superman, and it's going to be AMAZING. Stream it on his soundcloud.
This is a classic Moullinex example. He has a very peculiar stylistic synth that is recurring among his productions and is apparent here. It's ALWAYS a good thing in this case. If you're curious, take a listen to Break Chops as well.
Lastly, the Twelves are always welcome here. Not going to say anything else.
Terry Poison – Comme çi Comme ça (The Twelves Remix Shuffle)
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Many thanks to all of you who helped me in my last thread. I'm so glad I posted and had you all give me advice that prevented a very costly mistake. Shout out to EAM for picking up on the Princess Bride reference. :-)
So I've been obsessing about the layout day in and day out. Here is where I currently am: After spending a lot of time with blue tape and a measuring tape spacing things out, I don't think I have room for a banquette in this kitchen. As Herbflavor pointed out, we do have a dining nook off kitchen. If we had gone with a banquette, we would have converted existing dining nook to additional living space. However, looking at footprint of room, I don't know that it would often be used, resulting in wasted space in a small house (2k sf). I need to seat 4 at the island, and I like the idea of having 2 x 2. Does this work, or should island be a bit deeper? Range Wall. Should I tile to ceiling over range? In lieu of banquette, I think the back wall is best utilized as additional storage. We don't have a formal dining room in this house, which means I have a lot of servingware, extra place settings, china, crystal, etc., that need a home. I thought about adding a prep sink and making it a coffee bar, but I'm the only coffee drinker in the house. It would be a good staging area for parties. Also would be good to have a place to store dog food. :-) Thoughts? My contractor is on his way over and we are scheduling a start date, hopefully for end of month. eeeek! |
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- Posted by thirdkitchenremodel (My Page) on Sat, Nov 3, 12 at 10:35
What are the measurements of the yellow part of the island? It looks like the folks on the corner will konk their knees. |
What is along the left wall? What is the distance between it and the island? |
I also meant to ask what overhang measurements do you have planned? Depending on how comfortable you are with narrowing aisle widths you could probably get an extra 6" for your island width and maybe also on your length. It would help to make your seating and prepping a little more comfortable. 46"-48" of aisle width would still be very comfortable. (not on the seating side because you do need more there if it is a traffic throughfare) |
- Posted by bmorepanic (My Page) on Sat, Nov 3, 12 at 18:19
That's a lot of dog cabinet space. I'm not trying to talk you out of the 53" aisle between the ref and island, but I'd spend some more time there noodling about the placement of everything and whether I'd be better off -- Lastly, the only big issue is that people will cut through in front of the range to get outside. This is not the end of the world - its just so you know that's going to happen. Some people would decrease the aisle space, but that tactic may not work for you if multiple people use the kitchen at the same time. |
BMorePanic-Thank you for your thoughtful suggestions. I do see that having the fridge behind the sink would be problematic. I strongly dislike counter depth fridges, as one can not fit a large plate or bowl inside of them easily. I moved the fridge over to the recessed area, which tucks it in nicely and out of the island dish and cookiing zones. This layout makes flipping the island, as you suggested, not possible, although I do like the idea of looking outside whilst seated at island. We live in Southern California, and the fireplace will likely never be lit, FWIW. I do see your point about lack of counter space, so I added additional space where I previously had the fridge. I would like to have a closet with narrow shelving built in next to the fridge for my pantry and m/w. Is the space (3 ft) adequate? I have a huge blank space at the back of the kitchen now. I could have a long shallow pantry back there, but it's a hike to get there from the cooking zone, don't you think? I could add more cabinetry to do hutch storage, as I had above...or I could just do furniture storage. Not sure what else. What would the reason for increased depth around range be? Just so that it doesn't stick out? |
Mulling this over more. Here is what it looks like with the island flipped and the fridge moved over. I had the post in the wrong location earlier, which affords me more room to the right of post for fridge...further away from sink. I like this idea because it gives me more room to place 2 chairs near fireplace (under windows), and more pantry storage space. But not sure that the fridge is ideally located near island seating. |
BLFenton-I think you are right on about losing a bit of aisle width between range and island. In the last iteration above, I have 24" overhang on back and 18" on sides. I may change it to be 18" all around. The left wall has nothing on it. 2 windows and a door that leads to backyard/pool/courtyard. I am exploring having it expanded into a double french door. |
- Posted by bmorepanic (My Page) on Sun, Nov 4, 12 at 18:25
The deeper counter would be to get the countertop to be as deep as the refrigerator body. In real life, you would normally get deeper side panels for the ref anyway and its just a little bit more in construction costs to pad out the base cabinets to be flush with the ref body. The ref doesn't appear to stick out as much because everything is the same depth as the ref. The other thing it lets you do is put deeper uppers (14-15") that will still be proportional but will hold a lot more stuff. When the run is short, it can be a blessing to be able to have appliances or canisters on the counter, but still have nearly a full depth work area in front of them. If you move the ref to the recess, increasing the depth would not matter as much because there would be no cabinets to match. BUT it would stick out into the main aisle and ref users would kinda gum up the traffic lanes. Just to let you know, I always hate this stage of design - when you know overall what you're doing but you have to finally, finally choose stuff like the dishwasher on right or left; offset the sink or let it be centered, etc. I hope others chime in too, but I don't see anything huge wrong. |
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