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Making space as flexible as possible so that it can accommodate a variety of functions or be repurposed in the future at reasonable cost is an increasingly popular highest-value trend. In a survey of attendees at last fall's Healthcare Design Conference, Mortenson Construction found that nearly half (48%) of healthcare provider respondents "strongly agreed" that healthcare designs must put greater weight on flexibility to address uncertainties in markets, care delivery, and patient volume.
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Talib, who is entering his sixth NFL season but first full campaign with the Pats, needs to be the shutdown cornerback that every defense wants. He may not be perfectly suited for such a role, but with the Pats, the 27-year-old has little choice. He's easily the most talented and experienced corner on the team and is bound to cover Andre Johnson (Houston), Vincent Jackson (Tampa Bay), Julio Jones (Atlanta) and Wes Welker (Denver) when the Patriots face some of their stiffest challenges this fall.
Talib was acquired in a trade with the Buccaneers last Nov. 1. In the six regular-season games he played for New England, the Pats posted a 5-1 record. A free agent in the offseason, Talib chose to stay with the Pats, signing a one-year, $5-million deal. Now he's seen as an anchor in the secondary while going through his first Bill Belichick-led training camp.
"It'll help to go through the whole offseason and a whole camp with just one playbook. That'll help," said Talib. "You start from scratch every year."
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Talib said he likes the group and noted he's seen marked improvement in Dennard, the second-year player out of Nebraska who is facing criminal charges for suspicion of DUI and may miss some playing time in the coming weeks.
"We've seen it all the way through OTAs and everything," Talib said. "He dropped a little weight, and he's definitely out here moving better and he looks real good right now."
As for the cornerback group, Talib said he expects everyone to benefit from the time spent together as a unit last season after his trade.
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Gifts In Kind International partnered with the NLC to bring product donations to Denver-based nonprofits. Numerous local businesses in the surrounding Denver area provided products ranging from clothes to housing materials for sorting and distribution to local qualified nonprofits. Local elected officials from across the country sorted the items during the 2010 Congress of Cities & Exposition this past week in Denver, Colorado.
?Gifts In Kind is excited to partner with NLC to help connect local resources with Denver community nonprofits,? said Cindy Hallberlin, CEO and president of Gifts In Kind International. ?Most cities are not aware that there are valuable local resources going unused every day, and in some cases are destroyed. Product giving can offer timely solutions to help alleviate the carrying costs of inventory and allow a business to help the communities where they do business.?
?The work done by Gifts In Kind, creating synergy between private companies and the nonprofit sector to help people in need, is true corporate citizenship,? said Mayor John Hickenlooper. ?We very much appreciate the many local businesses in the Denver area for their contributions, as well as the NLC attendees who helped to sort the products for distribution. Their dedication helps fuel the success of programs like Gifts In Kind.?
Mile High Youth Corps (MHYC), one of the recipients of these donations, received a pallet of requested building and renovation products to use in their young adult programs. These programs help youth develop valuable job skills while giving back to metro Denver and Southern Front Range communities. MHYC is a member of the Neighborhood Energy Action Partnership (NEAP) and employs and educates over 300 young people each year.
?We empower young people to improve their lives and our communities through service,? said Dr. Kelly Causey, the Executive Director of the 18-year-old organization. ?They earn a paycheck, an AmeriCorps Education award, and job experience while helping others. It?s definitely a win-win for everyone involved. Support from Gifts In Kind International goes a long way in helping nonprofits like Mile High Youth Corps stretch our dollars so that more resources can go directly to the youth.?
Youth Mentoring Collaborative, NEAP, and Denver?s Road Home, three collaborative nonprofit groups, will each receive a pallet of donated products. All other collected product donations from the service project will be available for free to registered Denver nonprofit organizations to pick up at a designated Denver warehouse. More than 120 Denver nonprofits registered with Gifts In Kind for this event to receive donations. They will be able to choose and receive the products starting next week.
?We are proud to be partnering with Gifts in Kind to repurpose these items so instead of potentially being wasted they will help Denver-area nonprofits," said Ronald O. Loveridge, mayor of Riverside, CA and president of the National League of Cities. He continued, "We hope that this will spark our members to replicate this activity in their own cities and towns across the country.?
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Tickets are available for free from the Utah Pride Center and from the following Unitarian Universalist (UU) congregations: Cache Valley UUs in Logan, First Unitarian Church in Salt Lake City, South Valley UU Society in Salt Lake City, and UU Church of Ogden. Questions about tickets can be sent to Keith Kron (kkron @ uua.org), Director of the UUA Office of BGLT Concerns.
"We are pleased to host a prom where all people—including those who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, heterosexual, and transgender—can celebrate their lives as whole human beings," says Kron. "Our religious tradition values diversity and wholeness."
The dance coincides with the Unitarian Universalist Association's annual General Assembly (GA), taking place June 24-28, 2009, in Salt Lake City. A liberal religious association of over 1,000 congregations, the UUA has been a longstanding supporter of BGLT rights and marriage equality. The UUA hosted a similar dance the last time GA was held in Salt Lake City, in 1999.
The prom is open to all ages, and Unitarian Universalist teenagers have played an important role in organizing the dance. GA Youth Caucus leader Will Delphia explains that "the Unitarian Universalist youth movement is proud to collaborate on this event in support of radical inclusion, queer rights, and an end to oppression." Joe Gayeski, the GA Youth Caucus's special events coordinator adds, "We're all thrilled to invite the Salt Lake City BGLT community to party with us."
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new to peonies! this info must be on here somewhere, but what do i do in the fall? fertilize? cut back? mulch? |
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Hi, I'm in ohio so I don't know what you would do there differently but I have always had peonies. After the season when they start dying out i cut them down to about 4 inch stems. they will eventually die back completely and you will not see much except some dead wood through the winter. In the spring when your cleaning up you will be able to seethem sprouting up, get rid of any old growth and they will come up all new again! I mulched as a matter of course but not sure if it's necessary. they are the best plant! good luck! |
Cut them back and forget about them till spring. If you mulch them remember that you'll need to pull the mulch back from the crown in the spring so that the eyes are no deeper in the dirt than two inches or less. Otherwise, you will not get blooms. Just make sure you do good fall clean up and you'll be doing yourself and the peonies a favor. I don't fertilize my peony and they do just fine. Diann |
I'm assuming this is the best time to move them? I am thinking about moving one towards the mailbox b/c that area gets ALOT of sun. |
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Please help!!! I recently moved into a new home in Pennsylvania (zone 6) and don't know a soul. I was given a layout of the current garden and the former owner (who left no forwarding # or address) gave me a garden layout which includes a 20 foot narrow garden of Sarah Bernhard peonies. She stated that they are very hardy and have never needed to be staked. They were planted 5 years ago. At the height of bloom season (spring) they are about 5 feet tall. Since I just moved in on the 1st of October I am now looking at all the stalks and leaves lying on top of each other (very thick stalks); however nothing appears to be rotting, just some leaf petals are starting to get brown but are still attached to the stems. I'm new to gardening so I need details. Is cutting foilage back to 2" above ground virtually mean cutting every stalk right to the ground? I'm so afraid of killing these gorgeous flowers. With the little research I've done, I'm just not sure if the Sarah Bernhardts are a tree, hervaceous or intersectional. As you can see I've never grown peonies before but based on the pictures I'd like to start expanding my current garden. Help... the first frost is just around the corner. What do I do?? Thanks, |
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What are the pieces on the plant after the petals fall off? Are they seeds and can I start new plants from these? |
I just got some peonies this summer and I put them into pots. Now that winter is comming I was woundering for whats the best way on how to store them in their pots over the winter. |
Is it too late to move peonies in my zone 6 garden? Jude |
i transplanted a few potted peony plants to the ground last summer, then cut back the dead buds and dead leaves in the fall. however, i neglected to cut the stems down, i am knew to gardening (especially peonies, which seem to be quite particular). have i done something detrimental by not cutting the stems back? will the plant not sprout this summer? i'm a little worried. i'm planning to cut them back now, but is it too late? should i still do it or should i not bother? what can i expect? also, i have them planted beneath a dogwood in my yard (in new jersey), is this an alright location? help! thank you in advance for your assistance and advice. |
Coolbirth it sounds from your description that your peony may be a tree peony. If it is, should have a woody stem, you do not cut them back. Just wait to see where the buds appear before you do anything drastic. You may have new stems come up fro the soil with a tree peony but the leaves should look different from a regular peony. If you have the labels to look up the names it would help identify them. |
Does anyone cut peony leaves and compost them? Mine are just starting to turn brown, and I think that's what I will do today! |
According to peonies experts, It is best not to compost peony leaves as they may harbor fungal diseases - botrytis kills your flower buds and plants too if it gets bad enough. |
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CDC | Million Hearts Program | 4.000 | To improve cardiovascular disease and stroke prevention by promoting medication management and adherence strategies and improving the ability to track blood pressure and cholesterol controls. |
CDC | Healthy Weight Task Force Activities | 4.000 | To meet the national Preventing Childhood Obesity (2nd Ed.) standards in several states/territories/tribes resulting in improved obesity prevention practices in early childcare and education facilities and equitable access to early childcare and education services. |
CDC | Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Obesity (NPAO) | 35.000 | To reduce obesity and obesity-related diseases through state programs, research, surveillance, training, intervention development and evaluation, leadership, policy and environmental change, communication and social marketing, and partnership development. |
CDC | Tobacco Use Prevention | 105.000 | To raise awareness and shift key attitudes and beliefs about the harms of tobacco use and exposure to secondhand smoke in areas of the country with some of the highest rates of tobacco use prevalence. |
CDC | Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grants | 160.000 | To support programs that focus on the leading causes of death and disability and the ability to respond rapidly to emerging health issues, including outbreaks of foodborne infections and waterborne diseases. |
CDC | Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health (REACH) | 30.000 | To improve linkages between the health care system and minority communities with unique social, economic, and cultural circumstances; and change the chronic disease conditions and risk factors in local communities. |
CDC | Immunization | 160.300 | To improve the public health immunization infrastructure in order to maintain and increase vaccine coverage among children, adolescents, and adults. |
CDC | Lead Poisoning Prevention | 13.000 | To support and enhance surveillance capacity at the state and city level to prevent and, ultimately, eliminate childhood lead poisoning. |
CDC | Workplace Wellness | 10.000 | To improve the health of employees and organizations through the application of science-based programs, policies, and practices that address chronic disease prevention and health promotion in the workplace. |
SAMHSA | Suicide Prevention | 12.000 | To support the National Strategy on Suicide Prevention, Garrett Lee Smith State/Tribal grants, Garrett Lee Smith Campus grant programs, National Suicide Prevention Lifeline program, and the Suicide Prevention Resource Center grant. |
SAMHSA | Access to Recovery | 50.000 | To help people achieve long-term, lasting recovery from substance use problems and disorders and/or assist individuals who need help maintaining their recovery. |
Total | $928.000 |
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- The 2012 table reflects the planned use of Prevention and Public Health Fund resources in fiscal year 2012. The table includes the name of the agency receiving funds, the activity to be supported, and the program or activity funding level.
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These were artists like Maxfield Parrish, N.C. Wyeth, Charles Dana Gibson, and Joseph Leyendecker, who were feted for their work in what was truly a Golden Age. It began in the 1880s with advances in printing techniques that surpassed the murky engravings that had been the norm, allowing for reproductions that were close to direct copies. The artists went to town, creating canvases that continue to amaze and delight today. The illustrators were paid large sums and drew fame for what was purely commercial work even then. When the Golden Age came to a close around 1930, with the widespread use of photography, an art form was lost. But this exhibit — 90 masterworks hang in the Dahesh's elegant but accessible galleries — gives us an opportunity to appreciate the work and the times. It is a microcosm of American talent and society.
Kids 8 and up will enjoy the paintings that N.C. Wyeth, patriarch of the painting dynasty, did for covers and bookplates (yes, novels, with illustrated pages!) of such classics as The Boy's King Arthur (1917) and The Scottish Chiefs (1921). Or William James Aylward's 1925 version of Captain Nemo discovering Atlantis for an early printing of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. They can view a painting, and then see it reproduced in book form nearby. If you've been reading Jessie Willcox Smith's storybooks, kids can spot their favorite subjects — small, winsome children watering the garden or practicing piano scales. Don't miss Howard Pyle's 1887 book, The Wonder Clock, which includes a tale for every hour of the day.
Older kids and their adults will enjoy the original Saturday Evening Post covers by Leyendecker and Norman Rockwell, and the social commentaries like Maxfield Parrish's 1909 cover for Collier's magazine: Young American Writes the Declaration of Independence, showing a journeyman with quill in hand, sitting on a bomb.
The Dahesh makes for a great gallery wander — and a special treat awaits in their second floor Café Opaline, a sleek restaurant/coffee shop overlooking Madison, which serves afternoon tea and lunch. Café Opaline also does a 'Teddy Bear Tea' daily, 2:30-5pm; treats include hot chocolates, PB&J pinwheels, grilled cheese, and eggs and soldiers (toast fingers saluting a bowl of scrambled eggs).
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I'm crying because this is so fucking unfair. Why am I sitting here along celebrating the 2nd birthday my husband isn't here? I don't want it to be today. I want it to be 3 years ago when I celebrated Chads birthday with him. My living and breathing Chad. The Chad that was sitting next to me on our tiny love seat in our tiny house on base, eating sticky chicken. I want to go back to that birthday, not this one.
I'm crying because I am angry and completely heartbroken. He deserved all the birthdays in the world. We were suppose to celebrate years and years of life. We were suppose to grow old together and die together. This isn't the way it's suppose to be, the way it should be.
Why?!? Why did this have to happen? Why does my husband have to be buried in the ground? Why do I have to have the title of a widow? It's so incredibly unfair.
This still feels like a terrible dream. I want to wake up and everything to be the way it was meant to be. I want to be that 20 year old, naive, head over heels in love, Mrs. Wade. I want to roll over and hear Chad talking in his sleep. I want to wake up to the strong smell of his cologne, him kissing me goodbye before he leaves for work. I want to check my phone and see a missed message or call from "My Baby." I want to wash dirty cammies and have random military gear all over the house. I want to hang up his towel he always left on the floor after taking a shower. I want to attempt to carry him to bed, when he passed out on the couch at 7: 30 each night. I want to remember what it felt like to hold his hand, to see his facial expressions, and to hear his voice.
After a good cry, I always fall into a stage of some kind of shock. I'm drained and all I want to do is sleep all my worries away. Sleep everything away. Sleep away life until I am in his arms again.
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You honor Chad every day that you wake up and go about your day. Your ability to recall the good things of the past, the small triumphs in the present, and the hope of a future gives strength to those who travel alongside you as well as to those who will never understand the road you're on. Your willingness to share means that your story becomes a part of our collective narrative of this time and place in our shared history. I appreciate that you both are continuing to make a difference through what you're doing, even though you may never know who you touch or realize the impact you make.
ReplyDeleteKatie you are unbelievably strong. I could not imagine being in your shoes. My heart hurts for you and other widows every single day. Just know that Chad is looking down on you and only wants what is best for you. You are a beautiful person inside and out, and I am positive that Chad is proud of the way you are handling yourself. There is nothing wrong with having a good cry every now and then. <3
ReplyDeleteThis isn't something I write lightly or with any understanding of what you've been and are going through; I hope that you have or can find someone to give you the support that you need. I know we don't know one another and probaby never will, but it would hurt me to know something happened to you, so I can only imagine what it would do to those who know and love you. Take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteI was just writing in my blog post today that as much as people talk about going through the stages of grief, I feel as if they wash over me multiple times, at different stages.
These anniversaries are difficult, I know. My husband would have been 34 last month. Know that, as I'm thinking of you, so are many of your family and friends.


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Video TranscriptREMEMBER THIS STORY OF THE OMAHA MOTHER WITH CEREBRAL PALSY FROSTBITTEN WHEELING HERSELF TO WORK. WELL TODAY..SEVEN CAN HELP WITH A BIG GIFT... A NEW WHEELCHAIR THANKS TO A VIEWER'S GENEROSITY.(I've been waiting for a miracle...maybe this is my miracle.) LAST NIGHT AT TEN WE BROUGHT YOU THE STORY OF JATOYA MCINTOSH. A SINGLE MOTHER OF TWO...IN NEED OF MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIR ...SO SHE CAN RETURN TO WORK JUST AFTER THE STORY AIRED...THE SUPPORT CAME IN DROVES. PHONE CALLS...EMAILS...AND POSTS ON SOCIAL MEDIA ALL FROM PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO HELP AND TODAY...WE PUT THAT SUPPORT TO GOOD USE KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S KYLE GRAVLIN IS LIVE KYLE? I SPENT MOST OF THIS MORNING ON THE PHONE AND SENDING EMAILS... TALKING TO PEOPLE THAT WANTED TO HELP JATOYA MCINTOSH BUT IT WAS ONE POST ON OUR KETV FACEBOOK PAGE THAT MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE. JATOYA MCINTOSH COULD'VE THROWN IN THE TOWEL. NO ONE WOULD'VE BLAMED HER. BUT SHE REFUSES ...FOR A VERY GOOD REASON.(jatoya: I'm trying my best to do what I've got to do for my kids and you know, you can only do so much.) CEREBRAL PALSY LEAVES HER IN A WHEELCHAIR. WHICH SHE THEN MANUEVERS FIVE BLOCKS TO CATCH A BUS TO WORK. BUT WHEN FRIGID WEATHER LEFT FOUR FINGERS ON HER RIGHT HAND WITH FROSTBITE LAST MONTH ...SHE WAS BACK ON THE SIDELINES.(Jatoya: I'm ready to go back to work, I'm tired of sitting in the house...like seriously, I'm so bored) OBVIOUSLY...IT HASN'T CRUSHED HER SPIRIT...BUT JATOYA NEEDED A MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIR TO MAKE THE TRIP. AND AS WE FOUND OUT HERE AT K-E-T-V...VIEWERS áREALLY WANTED TO HELP. WE RECEIVED DOZENS OF PHONE CALLS AND EMAILS... BUT THIS POST ON OUR FACEBOOK CAUGHT MY EYE... SO I REACHED OUT TO THIS MAN...DOUG SIMPSON(Doug: I seen it on facebok and I knew it had been sitting here so I thought...why not let it get some good use) DOUG HAD THIS HOVERROUND SITTING IN HIS GARAGE...AND HE WAS HAPPILY WILLING TO PART WITH IT. SO WE SCROUNGED UP A TRUCK...AND MADE A SPECIAL DELIVERY TO JATOYA. YOU COULD SAY SHE WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.(Jatoya: Thank you so much! ) THE NEW CHAIR WAS A PERFECT FIT. OF COURSE...JATOYA WANTED TO PROPERLY SAY THANK YOU.(KG: Doug, it's Kyle ...I have someone here that wants to talk to you)(Jatoya: Hello? Doug: Hello. Jatoya: Hi! Thank you so much! Doug: Hey, I was glad to help...I hope it works out good for ya.) SO NOW...JATOYA WILL BE BACK AT THE OFFICE TOMORROW... OH...(Jatoya: You just got a new friend Doug: álaughsá You got it!) ...AND SHE MADE A NEW FRIEND. JATOYA, OF COURSE, THRILLED TO GET TO GO BACK TO WORK TOMORROW... SHE SAYS SHE PLANS TO CONTINUE SAVING MONEY... SO THAT AT SOME POINT...SHE CAN UPGRADE TO A CAR. LIVE NEAR 112TH AND MARTIN...KG KETV NW7.
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I have trouble with this. I need more good workout music. What do you guys like?
General chatter - What music gets you pumped for a workout?View Full Version : What music gets you pumped for a workout? sm177 07-09-2008, 09:15 PM I have trouble with this. I need more good workout music. What do you guys like? Iconised Ghost 07-09-2008, 09:27 PM I like "pump up the jam" by Technotronics. I think there are lots of versions of it, but the dance one which is more "pumpy" is the one i like. It really gets me in the mood for some weight lifting :D luckymommy 07-09-2008, 09:38 PM I have very eclectic taste in music, but here's a bit of it: Twilight Zone---Golden Earring GoldDigger---Kanye Fergalicious--Fergie Pressure--Billy Joel Sexyback--Justin Timberlake Hips Don't Lie--Shakira Crazy--Gnarles Barkley The Power--Snap Urgent--Foreigner Pale Shelter--Tears for Fears Dirty Laundry--The Eagles Love My Way--Psychidelic Furs Big In Japan--Alphaville The One Thing--INXS The list goes on and on... :) I hope you find something to get you going! Without music, I couldn't workout. GatorgalstuckinGA 07-09-2008, 10:12 PM here's a few on my workout file on my ipod that really get me going!!! Shut up and Drive - Rhiana Crush crush - paramore Fake it - seether Headsprung - LL cool J I think i love you - a cover song by a group called Less than jake Bleed It out - Linkin park Pump it - black eye peas Cuz i Can - P!nk Animal - nickleback Jump Jive and Whale - Brian Seltzer orchestra tamaralynn 07-10-2008, 09:37 AM Techno - Vengaboys is one of my favorites :) Especially for cardio srmb60 07-10-2008, 09:42 AM Although I have to turn the treadmill down slower to step to the beat, there are a few songs that keep me on it. Queen's Another One Bites the Dust, Layla ... and I'm drawing a blank :D I've got some Chili Peppers .... I'll post some more after I hear them today. tamaralynn 07-10-2008, 09:49 AM I also loved the soundtrack to Rocky Horror Picture show LOL Got me to lose my first 35 lbs. KimV 07-10-2008, 10:54 AM I don't really workout, but my eight-year-old daughter and I love to get up and "dance." We are mainly country music fans, so most of the time it's country. We get up and do our version of a two-step to Josh Turner's "Your Man," or Brooks and Dunn's "Boot Scootin' Boogie" and do out version off line-dancing to Trace Adkins' "Honky Tonk Bodonkadonk," or Alan Jackson's new one, "Good Time." The one song of Trace Adkins that always makes me want to get up and move someway is his song "This Ain't No Thinkin' Thing." My daughter just loves to dance with me to the Backstreet Boys. I recently introduced her to the 80's stuff I listened to as a teenager, and have been teaching her some of the dances we used to do, so I guess I am working out, just not in the "real excercise" (as she describes it) kind of way. Glory87 07-10-2008, 11:30 AM Yay, I always love these threads, I always find something new! Here is my current workout playlist: Kanye West – Stronger Mika – Big Girl (You Are Beautiful) Wreckx-n-Effect – Rump Shaker – (ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM) Ok Go – Here It Goes Again (if those guys can dance on the treadmills, I can at the very least walk on them briskly) Missy Elliot - Shake Your Pom Pom (hilarious) Robert Randolph & the Family Band - Aint Nothing Wrong With That (funky and stompy!) TeddyBears – Cobrastyle M.C. Luscious – Boom I Got Your Boyfriend Lacuna Coil – Closer (has kind of a slow beginning, but gets good) Good Charlotte – I Don't Wanna Be in Love Grandmaster T - Too Much Booty in the Pants (very inspiring to work out to) All Time Low – Dear Maria, Count Me In Le Tiger – Deceptacon (grrr angry grrl bandz roxxorz) Kiki Dee Band - I Got the Music in Me Erick Morillo - I like to Move It The Killers – When You Were Young Beyonce - Get Me Bodied Metro Station – Shake It We the Kings – Check Yes Juliet (love this song, the lyrics actually say "lace up your shoes" and "run, baby, run") The Spice Girls - Spice Up Your Life DJ Laz & Pitbull - Move Shake Drop (naughty!) The Cheeky Girls – The Cheeky Song (just hilarious) Baha Men - Move It Like This Shakira - Wherever, Whenever Shakira – Hips Don't Lie Will.i.am – I Got it From My Momma Jennifer Lopez - Let's Get Loud Can't Stop Moving - Sonny Jim The Killers – Somebody Told Me Paramore – Crushcrushcrush Red Hot Chili Peppers – Higher Ground Fort Minor – Remember the Name srmb60 07-10-2008, 12:23 PM Middle of Nowhere by Hot Hot Heat -and- the Smash Mouth I'm a Believer are just right for treadmill jogging at 4.2 mph. MalibuBeachBound 07-10-2008, 02:06 PM What I use for street jogging 7 mph :) I liked how SusanB put that in context because speed and location REALLY makes a difference for me. If I am doing a slower routine, I don't listen to faster music. 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Ten Facts
1. Memorial Day ties its origins all the way back to the Civil War where over 683,000 soldiers lost their lives.
2. The poppy is the signature flower of the holiday.
3. Many ceremonies and traditions have evolved including raising our flag to half-staff until noon and full-staff until sunset.
4. The original name of the holiday was first known as "Decoration Day."
5. This day became a federal holiday in 1971.
6. In 2000, a moment of silence was passed as law at 3pm in observance of the soldiers–it's considered illegal to talk!
7. The Indianapolis 500 has ran for over a century in conjunction with Memorial Day.
8. Memorial Day can also mark the start of summer, even though it's technically not until June 21st, 2013.
9. Americans are said to consume 7 billion hot dogs from Memorial Day to Labor Day, thus kicking off what's known as hot dog season.
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This piece is presented as part of The Frisky's How To Deal Week, in which we're focusing on mental health issues.
I have five fingers on each hand. I use them like this: I hold up my thumb and whisper, "Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You." Then my pointer finger. "Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You." Then my middle finger, my ring finger, and my pinky. I give small kisses in between each "Thank You." I do this five times for a total of 125 "Thank Yous." Then I say "Thank You" for specific things, like how bright the sun is today or how soothing it is to feel my wet hair on my back. These I repeat just once for each finger. Then I thank G-d for his infinite wisdom, infinite grace, infinite compassion, forgiveness, and honesty—one accolade for each finger.
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Strange Angel: The Otherworldly Life of Rocket Scientist John Whiteside Parsons, by George Pendle
I already knew a bit about Jack Parsons before I read Strange Angel. I knew he was an avid DIY experimenter, a pioneering rocket scientist from Pasadena who co-founded Jet Propulsion Laboratories in the 1930s, and an avid follower of occultist Aleister Crowley. I also knew that he accidentally blew himself up with explosives. He seemed like an interesting but doomed and mentally ill man.
I hoped Pendles account of Parsons would go beyond the brief accounts of his life I'd read about, and I wasn't disappointed. In fact, Strange Angel is the best book I've read this year. Pendles story presents the dizzy roller coaster ride of Parsons' life within the well-researched context of the era in which Parsons lived. I loved Pendles multi-pages forays into the history of Pasadena as a paradisical Eden for old money families from the mid-west and New England, and the crooked Los Angeles political machine of the 1930s. Pendle also provides the best short biography of English occultist Aleister Crowley I've ever read. L. Ron Hubbard figures prominently in the book, too: he lived in Parsons house in the 1940s before he founded Scientology. Pendle paints an unflattering portrait of Hubbard, claiming he swindled Parsons out of around $20,000 and swiped Parsons girlfriend, to boot.
Pendle conducted interviews with people who knew Parsons, and scoured the archives of JPL, Cal Tech, and Thelema Media (which publishes Crowleys books) to collect enough bits of factual history to construct a dimensional portrait of a man who heretofore has been presented as a cardboard cut-out. Parsons life was far more interesting and sadder than I could have guessed. This would make a great movie.
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West Ham United captain and birthday boy Kevin Nolan is looking forward to the Club's exciting pre-season schedule.
The Hammers have confirmed a week-long Football United Tour to New Zealand in July, when they will take on Wellington Phoenix and Sydney FC, and an appearance at the Schalke 04 Cup in Germany in early August, where Malaga CF and the host club will tackle Sam Allardyce's squad. West Ham will also take on Italian giants Sampdoria at home in the Marathonbet Cup on Saturday 9 August.
Both trips will be well supported by West Ham fans from home and abroad - a prospect that already has skipper Nolan excited.
"Looking ahead to the summer, the Club has announced pre-season trips to New Zealand and Germany, which all the lads are naturally looking forward to," confirmed the skipper, who celebrates his 32nd birthday today.
West Ham travel to New Zealand on 17 July before taking on A-League sides Wellington in Auckland on 23 July and Sydney in Wellington on 26 July.
Travelling to the other side of the world is an experience usually reserved for West Ham defender and All Whites captain Winston Reid, but Nolan and his squad-mates will be joining the defender on the 11,400-mile trip this summer.
"The New Zealand journey is going to be a long one, as I've seen from the look of Reidy when he returns from international duty, but we will be down there for a decent period of time and will play two games and hopefully meet a lot of our fans," Nolan continued.
"Reidy has said a lot of good things about New Zealand and I am personally really looking forward to it because I've never been there on a pre-season trip. It will be a fantastic occasion for the Club and a great experience for everyone involved.
"First and foremost, we will be working as hard as we can to make sure we are mentally and physically fit for the start of next season in August."
The trip to New Zealand will give West Ham and football fans in general the opportunity to see a top-flight English club play in the country for the first time since Everton visited in 1986.
It is also hoped that the tour will enhance the Club's profile and increase the fanbase in a part of the world where the sport is growing quickly.
"Football is such a global sport now and the Barclays Premier League is a global brand, so we know our roles and responsibilities as players to help that to grow," said Nolan. "It's surprised me how big it has got, but we play in the best league in the world in the best sport in the world, so perhaps I shouldn't be so shocked after all!"
West Ham return home following their meeting with Sydney FC and will have a few days to re-acclimatise before heading to Gelsenkirchen for the four-team Schalke 04 Cup over the weekend of 2/3 August.
There, Nolan says the Hammers will gain much from taking on top-class opposition prior to the start of the 2014/15 campaign.
"We're also going to the Schalke 04 Cup where we will play against two top European teams and that will give us the chance to get some good run outs under our belts before the season starts. It's also testament to how far the Club has come on in recent years in terms of the opposition who want to play us."
To complete the pre-season schedule, Nolan and company will welcome Italian Serie A side UC Sampdoria to the Boleyn Ground for the traditional curtain-raiser. The Marathonbet Cup will kick-off at 3pm on Saturday 9 August, with tickets on sale now!
West Ham United pre-season fixtures
Sat 12 July v Stevenage (The Lamex Stadium, 3pm)Wed 16 July v Ipswich Town (Portman Road, 7.45pm)Wed 23 July v Wellington Phoenix (Football United Tour, Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand, 7.45pm local time)Sat 26 July v Sydney FC (Football United Tour, Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand, 2pm local time)Sat 2 Aug v Schalke 04 (Schalke 04 Cup, Veltins Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany, 5pm local time)Sun 3 Aug v Malaga CF (Schalke 04 Cup, Veltins Arena, Gelsenkirchen, Germany, 3pm local time)Sat 9 Aug v UC Sampdoria (Marathonbet Cup, Boleyn Ground, 3pm)


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Focuses on refining reporting and journalistic writing skills beyond basic news writing. The journalist will work at conceptualizing and writing articles for a contemporary audience. Styles of writing include features, profiles, specialized reporting, editorial writing, and sports writing. Prerequisite: CO/EN 223. (Same as EN 310). Spring semester, even-numbered years.
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Theory and practice of work groups and teams in corporate and nonprofit settings. Decision-making processes and problems are analyzed. Emphasis on communication skills for leading and participating in groups. Spring semester, odd-numbered years.
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Introduction to public relations contexts, issues, and practices, including research, planning, communicating, and evaluating. Application to both profit and nonprofit settings. (Same as BA 395) Fall semester, odd-numbered years.
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Oct 16th 2008 7:19PM Some of you people are so ungrateful! Geez, these aren't meant to be game-breaking abilities, just a nice little bonus for the gatherers of the world. I personally think it's awesome.
Analyst: WoW to add a million players in a year {WoW}
Oct 15th 2008 7:14PM Wouldn't surprise me one but if they gained another million players. It's the best MMORPG on the market, and Wrath is looking tremendous... it will be bringing back tons of players... I'm one of them.
I've been playing Warhammer for the past weeks. Account cancelled, it simply does not compare to WOW at all. And the super duper awesome PvP that WAR hypes isn't that great. Though WOW could take some things from WAR, public quests are cool as hell.
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Hi guys! I need some advice. The roses I got at the swap (they had some roots ) are turning brown and losing all their leaves. I put them in the ground immediately where they get morning sun; I water them well once a day. Am I watering too much? Too little? Should I feed them?
Also, I planted the daylilies and they were doing great-then my dh ran over them with a lawnmower (my fault-I didn't label them well enough). There is about 2 inches still sticking up above ground. Do you think they will survive? I have never done daylilies before. Thanks, Michelle |
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Michelle, Your dl's will probably survive. Just don't overwater in this humidity, or you could cause them to get crown rot. Especially if they are not planted in well draining soil. Also, make sure you did not plant them too deeply. You should not plant deeper than an inch to inch and a half above the crown. Can't help you with the roses, sorry, I don't do roses. :) Hope the dl info helps. Jan |
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Keyboard Layouts for the 21st Century?
Cliff posted more than 11 years ago | from the leaving-qwerty-behind dept.
1044jules asks: "Trying to do some programming on an iBook the other day brought to my attention the fact that despite the constant improvements to the design of computer hardware and software, the keyboards we use are still a throwback to the early 1980s. I mean - my Mac doesn't have room for page up/down or home/end keys, but it devotes a whole key to a sort of double-S shape that I will never press. And my PC keyboards all waste plastic on a backwards-apostrophe key and a scroll-lock (+ LED!), while functions that you use all the time, such as switching between windows, cut/copy/paste, back/forwards, undo/redo etc, all have to double-up with other keys.. Have any organizations actually tried to re-invent the keyboard recently? (..not counting the manufacturers who stick a few 'multimedia' keys along the top for consumer PCs). Would this be doomed to failure because of the tens of thousands of legacy apps that expect things to be the way they are? What sort of keys would you include in your fantasy keyboard layout?" It's not just the keys on your keyboard that are important, it's also how you arrange them. What kind of keyboard arrangements might we see in the future?


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