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adjective \ˈwā-təd\: held in place or made heavier by a weight
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3 and Jehovah bringeth [it] in, and doth as He spake, because ye have sinned against Jehovah, and have not hearkened to His voice, even this thing hath been to you. | 3 And now the LORD has brought it about; he has done just as he said he would. All this happened because you people sinned against the LORD and did not obey him. |
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7 the seers shall be disgraced, and the diviners put to shame; they shall all cover their lips, for there is no answer from God. | 7 The seers will be ashamed and the diviners disgraced. They will all cover their faces because there is no answer from God." |
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Fayette, N.Y. -- Seneca County Sheriff Deputies are investigating a single vehicle crash, where a teenage- passenger pulled out the others still inside the SUV as it took on water.
The accident happened Saturday afternoon in Fayette on Post Road. Fayette Crews at the scene believe Holly Klue, 18, lost control of her Ford Explorer, while rounding a curve.
The car flipped, and landed upside down in a small pond on the side of the road.
The vehicle was almost completely submerged in water, when the rear seat passenger was able to climb out, dial 911, and rescue the driver and other front seat passenger, who were still stuck inside. The front seat passenger was 16-years-old.
Everyone involved in the crash suffered minor scrapes and bruising.
Klue was issued a citation for speeding and not being prudent of road conditions.
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Warrant issued for advertisement fraud in Lafayette
POSTED: Monday, June 20, 2011 - 5:00pm
UPDATED: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 - 1:15pm
Lafayette, La (NBC33) — THIS IS AN NBC33 NEWS UPDATE- Lafayette Police Department and members of the U.S. Marshall's Task Force located Melissa Arnaud at a hotel located on the 100 block of East Kaliste Saloom Road. Arnaud was arrested without incident.
ORIGINAL STORY - The Lafayette Police Department have issued an arrest warrant for the arrest of Melissa M. Arnaud for Theft by Fraud over $300.00.
Arnaud is alleged to have sold advertisement under the company name of "Eagles Direct Marketing & Advertising Specialties."
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Tuesday, December 01
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Attendance: 18,997
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Andrew Bynum paced a balanced offensive attack with 21 points and nine rebounds, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to their seventh consecutive win, 110-99 over the New Orleans Hornets.
Kobe Bryant added 18 points, Ron Artest 16 and Pau Gasol 14 for the Lakers. Bynum went 9-of-10 from the field, while Artest was 6-of-8, part of a 52.1 percent effort for the victors. They also went 28-of-33 at the foul line and moved to 11-2 at home this season.
"We played three quarters of pretty decent basketball," said Lakers coach Phil Jackson. "It was a good win, but it could have been better. Kobe generated a lot of what was done. I liked our aggressiveness, especially in the first half."
Darren Collison scored 20 and Emeka Okafor chipped in 17 points and 12 boards for the Hornets, losers of two in a row. They've lost seven of the last nine times facing the Lakers.
"Their size and their depth were hard to handle," said Hornets coach Jeff Bower. "We battled in the third and fourth quarter, but we dug ourselves a deep hole in the second quarter, which made it tough to catch up."
Ahead by a 31-27 count after 12 minutes, the Lakers widened the margin to double-digits at the midway point of the quarter and kept surging. Jordan Farmar's three-pointer moved the lead to 45-33 with 6:29 remaining. It was part of a dominating 19-4 spurt. A hook shot from Gasol capped the flurry for a 60-37 margin with 1:05 left.
Collison's three-ball cut the lead to 62-42 at the break, but LA maintained a healthy double-digit cushion throughout the third and it was ditto for the fourth. New Orleans was able to get within nine, but that was only in the final minute as the Hornets dropped their fifth in a row on the road.
LA's starting backcourt of Bryant and Derek Fisher played a combined 1 minute, 12 seconds in the fourth.
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Wedding: 9/22/2012
We checked them all out and there is not another photobooth in KC that compare!!! I was reluctant to have a photobooth at an elegant black tie reception but KC Photobooth fit our needs. Their booth is very attractive and the personnel was fabulous. It was the hit of the reception! We had them at our function for 5 hours and the line never stopped. As the mother-of-the-bride, I wanted everything to be perfect and it was!
They were the ONLY vendor that delivered on time, I just can't say enough. Our guests loved it, what a memorable party favor, especially for the guests that are a little older that don't frequently see a photobooth.
If you want to talk to me personally, ask Patti for my phone number and give me a call. I can tell you all the reasons to go with KCPhotobooth instead of the others. You'll be glad you did. WE WERE!!
Wedding: 6/18/2011
I live out of state, but since my husband and I are from KC we knew we wanted to get married there. Patty was so easy to reach and very flexible with our schedule. She made us feel like we were the only couple she was doing a wedding for. Not only was the service great before the wedding, but the day of the wedding Patty and her staff were amazing. My husband was skeptical about having a photo booth at the wedding, and he didn't think guests would enjoy it. By the end of the night he admitted how wrong he was. There was a line for the photo booth all night, and several guests commented on how much fun the booth was. The best part was having a book with pictures and comments from all the guests at the wedding to have to take home and keep forever. I would definitely recommend KC photobooth to anyone.
Wedding: 10/15/2011
The first thing we decided we wanted for our wedding was a photobooth. A friend had used KC Photobooth and we loved how their photos came out. We were really excited that they were available and we even got a little 'bridal fair' discount!
Everyone at the wedding LOVED the photobooth and we really took advantage of the unlimited photos, it was perfect. All ages jumped in the booth and took great photos (we opted for no props and all black and white photos). People have been talking about it ever since!
Our wedding didn't have too many 'extras', but this was well worth the expenditure. We opted for the guest book option - the staff were very professional and friendly and the book turned out great. We were up until 3am looking at it after the wedding! It was nice to have an instant souvenir since we haven't gotten the real photos back yet.
I HIGHLY recommend KC Photobooth!
Wedding: 7/16/2010
My wife and I were married in July of 2010 and we used KC Photo booth for our reception at Union Station. If you have ever heard of horror stories pertaining to working with photographers and videographers then our wedding was the poster child for such an experience.
We contracted with Imagine Studios (husband & wife team) for wedding photography & video- the day of our wedding this duo decided to get a divorce and the wife (photographer) didn't show to our wedding. Three years later, legal proceedings, tears, frustration and we still do not have professional photos of our wedding.
Here is where KC Photobooth comes in. Let me say, if our wedding wasn't unique in that we had the unfortunate circumstance of working with less than professional photographers, KC Photo booth would have still received a 5-star rating from me. Easy to work with, Patty was very accommodating, no hassle set-up & take down. Our guest had a blast with it.. However, since we did experience this above misfortune, if it wasn't for KC Photo booth we would not have any photo memories of our reception & guests.
Three years later and we still have our photo booth book on our coffee table and we get such a kick out of flipping through the pages and seeing all of the funny faces our guest made and the comments they left. We'll cherish this book for the rest of our lives.
Thank you KC Photo booth and Patty Johnson for such a wonderful product/service!
Devin & Kelly B.
Wedding: 1/11/2014
We loved having a KC Photobooth at our wedding! It was blast for the guests, and the book we were provided with at the conclusion of the night is priceless. It is a much more meaningful guestbook than just a bunch of signatures. We actually can look back and remember what our guests looked like on the day we got married. Also, the photobooth itself was sleek and not obnoxious at all. The attendants at the photobooth were great, too. Super friendly and good at what they do. I definitely recommend them for any wedding!
Wedding: 10/26/2013
Everyone loved it, our pictures turned out great!
Wedding: 10/5/2013
I wanted to have something "extra" as my one splurge to our wedding. Our guests really enjoyed the Photo Booth. For the price I paid I was not very impressed with service….Several people missed out on doing the Photo Booth…it was a big hit with the children but some of my closest family members didn't even get in the Photo Booth and when we all had time they shut it down. they did not even ask me if I wanted to extend my time like they had told me they would do and I was not impressed with the "Props" they provided, and the scrap book was very sloppy. I just expected more for the price i paid.
Wedding: 10/19/2013
People had a blast at the photobooth and the 2 girls that worked the event were very sweet. I do believe that KC Photobooth is priced too high, however, and you can find other companies to provide the same service for a more reasonable rate. I DO recommend having a photobooth, but look around and do some price checking first!
Wedding: 9/27/2013
They were awesome! We met way before the wedding to plan and sign the contract then returned about 1-2 months before the wedding to take our photo strip to be displayed outside the photo booth during the wedding (we brought our 2 french bulldogs to be in the photo strip, they happily let us bring them)They arrived on time and were very helpful with the guests and and directing them to sign the photo book which turned out awesome!
Wedding: 9/27/2013
High quality photobooth with unlimited picturess! Doesn't get much better than that! The first photobooth in KC AND the BEST.
Wedding: 9/28/2013
We really wanted a photobooth for our wedding, and were unsure what company to go with. After speaking with KC Photobooth, it was an easy decision. The owner stated that she personally delivers the photobooth well before your wedding, tests it, and then sends the photobooth attendants early to retest.
Before the wedding, we got to go in and take photobooth pictures (the groom and I) to have a large photostrip at the wedding to display (which we got to keep after!). Through the whole process KC Photobooth was VERY easy to communicate with and made the whole process simple!
They arrived early to the reception and were so friendly to all of the guests. They helped each guest take the photobooth pictures and assemble the photo strips into the guest book. They were very professional and I would definitely recommend them to anyone and everyone! I am 200% satisfied with the service they provided!
Wedding: 2/9/2013
Patty and her team were amazing to work with! They are the most professional photo booth in Kansas City! We still have guests telling us how awesome our photo booth was! I will continue to recommend them to my friends and family!
Wedding: 5/25/2013
KC photobooth was the talk of the night! All of our friends and family had a blast taking pictures in the booth and they created a fun photo memory book for my husband and I to look at! It made the reception a blast!
Wedding: 6/8/2013
This photobooth company was reasonably priced and worth EVERY penny!! The photobooth was a hit. The whole process was easy and fun. Every employee we worked with was so easy to get along with and helpful.
Wedding: 6/1/2013
Our entire package was amazing!!! They were professional, the pictures turned out great - and everyone LOVED it
Wedding: 11/10/2012
The first time that I saw a photobooth at a reception, I knew that I wanted one someday at my own wedding. Since then, they've become so popular at events that I wondered if people would still enjoy the booth and take a moment for pictures. However, I can never have enough pictures, so I decided to go for it. Our guests really enjoyed it, and I'm glad to have the duplicate pictures. Nearly everyone hopped in at one point, so it's a good way to ensure that you have at least one photo of (nearly) every guest. KC Photobooth was easy to work with. We received a duplicate copy of each of our pictures (as well as a cd with all images). The photobooth worked great for the evening, and the attendants were friendly and fun. It made a great wedding favor - fun pictures for the guests, I get a copy to enjoy, and I didn't have to do any work in making, transporting, or arranging any favors. Perfect!
Wedding: 10/20/2012
A photobooth is a must have at your wedding and you will definitely want it to be KC Photobooth. They were at a friends wedding a month before mine. Everyone had so much fun that I wanted them to be at my wedding too. I called and got them booked with under a month before our wedding day. They were so nice to work with. The employees working the event were so nice and did an amazing job with the photobook we got. It was the first thing I looked at after the honeymoon. It defintely made for some great memories and they were so wonderful to work with.
Wedding: 9/15/2012
KC Photobooth was so great! We live out of state and they were so helpful and understanding about our schedules when we were in town. Everyone was so professional each time we met with them and most importantly at our wedding. Our guest book looks so awesome and it's so much fun to have. I would definitely recommend KC Photobooth because you will not regret it!
Wedding: 10/6/2012
I would definitely recommend this photo booth company! First off, they have actual photo booths, not some computer rigged up behind a curtain. Secondly, all of our guests loved it, the photostrips make great favors. And the book of photostrips they send home with you is excellent quality and so much fun to look through. Would recommend!
Wedding: 4/28/2012
These guys were great and the photo booth was a hit! They are professional and friendly. Would recommend these guys to anyone.
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Flash Friday No.8
Denver Digerati's "Friday Flash No. 8 – 2014 commissioned artworks" from Denver Digerati on Vimeo.
Shanghai to Tokyo
After 6 weeks teaching in Shanghai, I'm now in week two of a month-long artist residency in Tokyo. There are a couple more weeks left before the exhibition of my current projects. You can find more information here:
Flash Friday #4
Here is the entire video from the outdoor presentation in downtown Denver. You can also get more information here: http://www.denverdigerati.com/node/32.


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Vodafone has announced it will be bringing its NFC mobile payments technology to the UK for the first time later this month.
The operator confirmed that SmartPass, first announced last November and already operating in several European countries, will be available in time for its customers to use on the London Underground and other Transport for London (TfL) services, which will start accepting contactless payments from September 16.
"Vodafone SmartPass will be offered to customers to make contactless mobile payments for TfL modes of transport," Vodafone confirmed to CBR. "It will be using NFC-enabled devices."
SmartPass allows payments of £20 or less to be made by users simply passing their enabled devices over compatible Visa terminals, without the need to enter a PIN (although higher amounts will require this).
Users can top up their SmartPass accounts using their debit or credit cards no matter which bank they use, and can make payments wherever they see a contactless terminal.
Customers without an NFC-enabled phone can still use the service by downloading the Vodafone SmartPass app and applying for an 'NFC tag' that can then be attached to their device.
TfL announced it would be allowing payment on the London Underground, Docklands Light Railway and London Overground via contactless methods earlier this year, although initially the service was only open to users of EE's Cash On Tap NFC service.
Vodafone has been gradually rolling out the SmartPass app across Europe as part of its Vodafone Wallet service, which was first launched in Spain in November 2013, before spreading to Germany and the Netherlands in March 2014 and Italy in April 2014.
"Vodafone's mobile wallet is the first European mobile payment service built on the GlobalPlatform open standard," the carrier said upon the launch of Vodafone Wallet, "which makes it easy for organisations, including banks, retailers and transport companies to host services in the wallet.
"Vodafone Wallet allows customers to leave their cards and coins at home and manage their daily transactions efficiently and securely using their smartphone".
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The Oklahoma Department of Commerce is now accepting proposals for the display of artwork at the agency. Interested visual artists or their representatives should submit a proposal.
Follow the instructions below and send your proposal to:
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Art Curatorial CommitteeThe Oklahoma Department of Commerce (ODOC, Commerce, the agency) uses a committee comprised of members from the agency's staff to judge proposals. The gallery will focus on Oklahoma artists. The Curatorial Committee will make the final selection of each work to be included. Consideration will be given to the cohesion of the entire show and to how each piece contributes to the body of work.
The space will best serve art that is ready to hang from a hook, is less than 200 pounds, and will not stick out from the wall more than six inches. The Curatorial Committee will work with prospective artists to consider other types of work, but may not be able to accommodate all submissions due to public safety, ADA compliance, and other issues.
Art must be appropriate to the professional environment at the Oklahoma Department of Commerce as judged by the Curatorial Committee.
Proposals will be retained by the agency. Proposals must include the following items:
Proposals may submitted at any time. Submissions may be held for as long as the Curatorial Committee chooses. Because of the time between acceptance and showing, it is understood that the work in the proposal may differ from the work to be shown. However, if work varies significantly in quality, media, or direction, Commerce reserves the right to reconsider the exhibit. Authors of accepted proposals will be contacted by the agency.


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July 9 American Littoral Society sunset/moonlight kayak trip on Little Sarasota Bay. Enjoy a quiet water kayak trip from Little Sarasota Bay to Palmer Point Beach. Begin the paddle before sunset and return in the moonlight. See birds, fish, the Neville Preserve and other islands in the bay, led by John Sarkozy. If you have never been on a kayak before, don't worry; a short training session will be provided. All the kayak equipment is provided and it is included in the cost of the trip. Call John at (941) 966-7308 for info, exact location, and required reservations.
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May 30, 2013
In this still image made from video from May 25, 2013, a baby who was rescued after being trapped in a sewage pipe just below a squat toilet in a public building, lies on a bed at a hospital in Jinhua city, eastern China. A 22-year-old single woman who alerted the authorities of a newborn boy trapped in a sewer in eastern China has admitted that she was the mother, but had refused to come forward because she could not support the child. (AP Photo/Shaanxi TV via AP Video)
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BEIJING (AP) — A newborn whose rescue from a sewer pipe in China captivated the world has been returned to his mother after authorities decided he became trapped because of an accident, a local official said Thursday.
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wilky1066 Posts: 1Well i also bought mine in Waipahu, and got about the same deal, less neg equity from a trade in. They have many here in Hawaii and if you were going to buy it outright with a check from your bank you can get anywhere from 300-500 off MSRP whick is awsome considering the 5000 markup in Hawaii. I dont think they anticipated the lack of buyers in that part of the Island since it is virtually a run down part of town. Not to many that could afford a STI wander around there, so a good deal can be had here in Hawaii. Good people there and awsome customer service.
solublefish Posts: 4I just drove home my new STi (black, no accessories).
The internet manager priced it insanely low at $30,109. I sprung for the super-duper 6/80 warranty with tires/rims, interior/exterior, theft recovery, and 2/24 scheduled maintenance. After all that and TT+L, I payed just over 33K. Subaru currently has decent finance rates - 3.9% for 48 months, and 4.9% for 49-72 months.
I bought it from Subaru of Milford in southern NH, and had a great experience with them. They were very helpful with the logistics - gave me a ride from rental car dropoff, and gave me a loaner so I could get insurance and plates (NH temp plates are no good in MA) -
fisherboy Posts: 16Closed on '06 STI this week. Black/silver, fogs, security impact, short throw, auto dim mirror. About $200 over invoice - BS fees I did not argue on (Dock fee, finance fee). I did jump on the 0% for 2yrs as a part of it and got the 100K/6yr with no deductable for $1,392 (they made a around $200 on the warranty), figure the warranty will protect me if I hang on to it and help resell if I don't.
Picking it up in an hour, psyched. -
km24 Posts: 36Hi
What is a good price for a new 2005 wrx automatic wagon with a MSRP 26,300? So far the best I could get is $21,800 - $22,600. What is a good price on a 2006 wrx wagon automatic with MSRP $28,500 - $29,000? Also some one bought a 2006 wrx sti for 30K what was the original MSRP price? Lastly someone bought a 2005 wrx from a distributor for low 20k – 20.k what is meant by the distributor vs. the dealer
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chipkarsicker Posts: 14Found a left over 2005 Impreza 2.5RS auto sedan,Crystal Gray Metallic/black interior, at a local dealer's website. MSRP $20,147, including ARMREST EXTENSION, and
SPOILER as the options, according to their website. Left my email address, got a message from them below:
"Hello CKS,
I'm BB from WJ Subaru in xxxxville. I wanted to thank you for your response on the 2005 Subaru Impreza 2.5 RS. Great news! I still have this vehicle available. It is a brand new Impreza not a DEMO, and we paid Subaru $18,713.00 for the Impreza. I've never been more motivated to sell a vehicle. When would be a good day or time for us to meet? Please make sure you ask for me when you do decide to come in so you can get the special internet price!"
I replied to him saying that I was expecting it to be a DEMO for cheap. Then got another reply:
"Hey CKS,
You can get this vehicle really really really cheap. When do you think you can make it in? If you're not interested in the 2005 Impreza. I do have a 2003 with really good miles I'll sell you cheap!!"
So what do you guys think is a good price for this 2005 "new" car? As I've seen among the local HONDA, TOYOTA, and NISSAN's dealers' inventories, there were no left over compact cars like civics, corollas, and sentras even months before. Which I think is attributed to the high demand of these inexpensive vehicles. Do you folks suspect if there is any potential problem with this car's background? I remember somebody mentioned on this board that some Subarus were contaminated by acid, or sth else, then auctioned by Subaru to its dealers.I checked the CARFAX report and it returned 0 records on this car's VIN. I guess there should not be any problem, or should it? Any thoughts? -
slazenger Posts: 99Do you know how many miles the car has? You should go and checkout the car. You can also call 800-SUBARU3 and get info from them by providing the VIN number. Honda/Toyota/Nissan dealers may be able to unload cars faster than Subaru dealer as they typically have more customer traffic for both new and used cars. Moreover, customers not particular about AWD will typically end up buying Honda/Toyota/Nissan as they get more bang for their buck...
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chipkarsicker Posts: 14Hey Slazenger,
Thanks for your reply. The dealer says there's 446 miles currently on the car and he is asking for $17,713, taking into account the current $500 rebate.
As I figured out,
the dealer invoice + destination = $17,754 (base auto trans invoice)+ $300 (spoiler invoice)+ $84 (armrest extension invoice)+ $575 (destination)=$18,713. This is what the dealer told me they paid Subaru.
MSRP + destination = $19,572 ($19,045 base + $399 spoiler + $128 armrest extension) + $575 = $ 20,147. This is the "MSRP" on the dealer website.
Dealer cost (not considering the cost they run the shop)= $18,713 - 3%*$19,572 (I do not think they can get holdback on the dest. fee :P but correct me in case)= $18,713 - $ 587.16 = $18125.84.
Taking off the $500 rebate they can sell for $17625.84 not to lose money. So that is close to $17,713 he asked.
I remember people usually take 2 grands off or so to compensate for one MY loss. Do you think this (~$15,700)would be fair to both me and the dealer? Thanks.
BTW, KBB gave me a higher private party price for a 1000 mile-used 2005 than a new 2006 while Edmunds seems to be fair. I suspect KBB tends to overprice pre-owned cars. -
slazenger Posts: 99You should be able to get a 2006 for about $17,800+TTL (M/T with arm rest and spoiler) in St. Louis, MO (zip 63110). If you are going to keep this car for a long time (7-10 years), IMO your cut off price should be $16,500. If you plan to get rid of the car in 4-5 years, you are better off buying a 2006 unless the dealer is willing to sell 2005 at $15,750.
Good Luck! -
km24 Posts: 36Hi
I am looking at another car with a quote of $21,300 . But i am trying to get the price down to $21,000. For two reason one person on edmunds was lucky enough to get a car for $20,000 and others for 20,500 to 21,000 otherwise a similar discount can be had on a newer 2006 with upgrades totaling about $4500 in value (ie 17 inch rims, brakes, bigger 2.5 engine, leather and sunroof) So I am still on the fence and will make a decision before the end of the month $5k discount on old or $4.6k discount on new just have to wait for the rebate to increase.
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slazenger Posts: 99Are you sure that you can get a good discount on 2006 WRX Limited? For some reason WRX and WRX-limited supplies are extremely low. May be they are selling well. Most dealers have plenty of WRX-TR and WRX-STIs on the lot. Typically SOA offers good rebates only on base trims and not performance trims.
km24 Posts: 36
drbz Posts: 4Hi, shopping around for a new 06 STI. So far got 1 quote of $200 over invoice here in Seattle, WA. Is this fair this late into the season? I read the other posts and saw 1 guy ~2 mos ago getting quotes of $400 to $700 below invoice in Cali! Anyone have any experiences/thoughts? Many thanks.


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IN JUNE an act of unusual cultural generosity reaches its culmination. Since 1971, Denmark, Iceland's former colonial ruler, has gradually been returning the manuscripts of the Icelandic sagas which were taken to Denmark in the 17th and 18th centuries. The final batch will be ceremonially handed over by the rector of Copenhagen University to the rector of the University of Iceland at a scholarly symposium on June 19th and 20th.
The sagas, written mainly in the 13th century, describe tales of derring-do. Their cultural significance to Iceland is immense: they are the main contribution that this tiny country has made to world literature and its most tangible link with its past. In Iceland's barren landscape of black volcanic sands and moss-covered lava, no buildings survive from before the 18th century.
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The survival of the old manuscripts was threatened in the 18th century—paradoxically because of a revival of interest in the sagas. Once they had been copied, the parchment originals were no longer valued. They were rescued by Arni Magnusson, an Icelander who travelled round the country, often buying them from the farmers who had stored them away in their lofts.
Magnusson was a professor at the University of Copenhagen, and he took them to Copenhagen, where some have been kept in the Arnamagnaean Foundation, a part of the university, and others in the Royal Library. The decision to return most of them was taken after the second world war, during which Iceland became an independent country, but was not ratified by the Danish Parliament until 1971.
Middle-aged Icelanders still remember the excitement of standing at Reykjavik harbour in 1971 when a Danish naval ship brought back the first manuscripts. "It was a singular show of friendship on the part of the Danes," says Elias Snaeland Jonsson, a writer and a journalist, not least because the Danes were under no legal obligation to return the manuscripts. Perhaps other former imperial powers should read the sagas (soon to be available on the Internet, thanks to a joint project between the universities of Iceland and Cornell), and wonder if there is a lesson here for them.


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So the big news of the weekend is that last night I went out and purchased the Husqvarna Viking Sapphire 855. I also picked up the quilters feet set and the extension table for my machine. Because I purchased the machine I got 20% off accessories I purchased that night and from now on I'll get 10% off future purchases. They have nice Mettler thread there so I'm sure I'll be stocking up on my thread for applique and such {Read More}
Sewing Machine Saga
So last night, as I'm finishing two commissioned pieces my sewing machine decides it doesn't want to do buttonholes for me anymore. This is a problem since my dog ribbon quilts need 5 buttonholes each if I do them the usual way. So I think I'm going to have to re-do the fabric I was using as the flaps for the buttonholes since the bias tape wasn't feeding well through the machine to do a buttonhole. It was something new {Read More}


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found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
Find a pet to adopt |
My name is Cheri!
Facts about Cheri
- Breed: Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier Mix
- Color: Black - With Tan, Yellow Or Fawn
- Age: Adult
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
Cheri's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
UPDATED BIO 08/08/2012: Cheri is a wonderful little 3 year old (the vet now thinks maybe even younger!) 11 lb girlie who is being fostered in Orlando, FL. Cheri is momma to Aubrey and herself is a survivor! When Cheri came to the shelter, she was matted to the skin. There was no choice but to shave her. As a result, she is fuzzy right now. :) We still maintain that Cheri is a yorkie mix. She does not shed. However, exactly what she's mixed with is a mystery (and we have NO idea what Aubrey is! lol)
Cheri is 100% housetrained, LOVES other dogs, and loves her human. She is the best mommy to Aubrey and can be adopted as soon as Aubrey is 8 weeks old (we will entertain apps that want both mom and baby, but we will also separate them if a wonderful home comes along who can only take one). Please consider sweet Aubrey. After all she has gone through, she deserves a happy FURever home :)
UPDATED BIO 7/4/2012: Cheri is an adorable girl who the vet now things is closer to 3 than 5 years old. She is 13 lbs (hey, she just had a baby! Give her a break!) and is being fostered in Orlando, FL.
Cheri (unbeknownst to us) was pregnant at the time of rescue. She gave birth yesterday to a beautiful baby girl. Mom and baby are doing well. Please stay tuned. With Cheri's unknown history, the baby is at higher risk than most (especially since Cheri has been at a shelter, matted, and received vaccines - something pregnant dogs don't get). Please keep both girlies in your prayers!
Other Pets at United Yorkie Rescue - FL - Brooksville - Dawn
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Cheri, a Brooksville Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier for sale in Brooksville, or seeking a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier dog from a breeder in Brooksville.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Brooksville already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Brooksville breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier breeders who help with Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Brooksville paves the way for another one to be saved.


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Lexham English Bible (LEB) | New International Version (NIV) |
2 And the chief priests and the scribes were seeking how they could destroy him, because they were afraid of the people. | 2 and the chief priests and the teachers of the law were looking for some way to get rid of Jesus, for they were afraid of the people. |
Scripture quotations marked (LEB) are from the Lexham English Bible. Copyright 2012 Logos Bible Software. Lexham is a registered trademark of Logos Bible Software. (Lexham English Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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Rich Dubroff Talks O's Pusuit of Greinke
Rich Dubroff of CSN Baltimore joined the Haynie and Zinno show this afternoon to discuss the Orioles' woes as they limp into the All-Star break and whether or not they will pursue Milwaukee pitcher Zach Greinke.
O's 'Serious Players' For Cubs Trade
Bruce Levine of ESPN Chicago on the Scott Garceau Show discussing possible Cubs and Orioles trade.
Jim Duquette Is Back And Talking Orioles
After donating one of his kidneys to his daughter, Jim Duquette is back at full strength, and the former MLB executive joined Scott and Jeremy to talk about his recovery, trade talks, and the Orioles.
Jerry Coleman: Why Did The Ravens Deal Their 1st Round Pick?
GM Ozzie Newsome still called it a "productive night" despite trading out of the opening round.
Former Orioles Pitcher Jeremy Guthrie Thanks The Fans
Jeremy Guthrie, former Orioles pitcher now with the Colorado Rockies joined The Scott Garceau Show and thanked the fans for 5 years in Baltimore.
BLOG: Carson Palmer Trade
I think this trade was one of the worst trades I have seen in a long time.
O'Malley Announces Trade Mission To India
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has announced plans for the state's first trade mission to India in late November.
Orioles Trade Mike Gonzalez To The Rangers
The Texas Rangers have acquired left-handed reliever Mike Gonzalez from the Baltimore Orioles for a player to be named.
Ravens Stole Lee Evans From Bills
What type of player & team mate is Lee Evans? How good was this deal?
Arizona Sends Hester To Orioles To Complete Trade
The Arizona Diamondbacks sent minor-league catcher John Hester to the Baltimore Orioles to complete a trade made late last year.
AP NBA Writer Brian Mahoney
After all the talk the deal was finally made, Carmelo is going to the Knicks. Brian talks with Scott and Jeremy about the deal and some other NBA news.
New Program Will Offer Career & College
A new study questions the traditional route to college. It found some students need to learn a trade first.


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The Education of Mike Milken
"'Gotta go to Moraga!' That's what everybody says," notes a visitor to the Oz-like place where the American educational revolution is being plotted: "That's the code word for going to the mountain." In truth, "Moraga" is a three-story building on a cul-de-sac of that name in the hills above the exclusive Los Angeles enclave of Bel Air. Moraga is near the haciendas and sprawling glass palaces of the men whom Michael Milken and his junk-bond wizardry transformed from a band of small-time entrepreneurs into kingpins of global commerce and technology. Few of those billionaires could have imagined that just three years after leaving a minimum-security prison near San Francisco, where he served twenty-two months for fraud, rigging securities prices and other felonies, Milken would have engineered a comeback as the putative Bill Gates of the untapped gold mine known as American education.
In 1996 a $500 million pot from Milken (who paid the Feds a $1.1 billion fine as part of his plea bargain but remained one of America's richest men), his brother Lowell and Oracle Corporation chief executive Larry Ellison launched Knowledge Universe (KU), a holding company for an impressive transnational array of enterprises in the business of training human minds. While Milken operates from Los Angeles, the president, Tom Kalinske, a former head of Mattel and Sega, ostensibly runs the firm from Northern California, and 9,500 employees are scattered around the US and Great Britain in various operating entities.
The former Junk Bond King is positioning himself as a sort of Sam Walton of gray matter, offering Americans one-stop shopping for smarts from their diaper days to emeritus rank. Milken's company, with annual revenues of $1.2 billion, has bought or purchased stakes in everything from Children's Discovery Centers (CDC, also known as Knowledge Beginnings), the nation's sixth-largest preschool company, with 25,000 toddlers in nearly 300 locations across the United States; to Spring, Britain's largest vocational-training firm. KU owns or has invested in more than a dozen companies involved in computer training, proficiency testing, educational toys, strategic consulting and CEO training, as well as private, for-profit schools (nearly 400 at last count, ranging from preschool to secondary).
From a business standpoint, the education industry is certainly tempting: As a $600-billion-and-growing market, it is larger than either the military budget or Social Security. Like healthcare a few decades ago, it is dominated by government and nonprofits, and it is the target of sustained (and sometimes justified) attacks for inefficiency and failure. Milken's for-profit ventures are only the most ambitious of a number of aggressive capitalist incursions into the once-gentle confines of service-oriented pedagogy. And they've captured Wall Street's attention. Stock prices of two competitors, DeVry of Chicago and Baltimore-based Sylvan Learning Systems, which both provide a cafeteria line of educational technology and services, have almost tripled over the past three years. CBT Systems, a provider of business-training software and a subsidiary of another KU competitor, CBT Group, went public in 1995 at $16 a share and, had it not split, would have a stock value of more than $200 today. Even household names like Sun Microsystems, Microsoft, Oracle, Apple, Sony and the Washington Post Company are getting in on the racket, investing millions in education-related enterprises. "It's absolutely an exciting time to be involved in this industry," notes Michael Moe, an analyst with Merrill Lynch who specializes in education securities. Moe estimates that the for-profit component of the US education and training industry was $70 billion in 1998, and that it will grow at 13 percent annually for the next few years.
In the most traditional area of education--preschool, K-12 and college--Milken is a for-profit player. He has a minority stake, likely to become a majority, in Nobel Education Dynamics, a Pennsylvania company that runs 139 schools in thirteen states. He plays a role in the for-profit early-childhood field through CDC and is an investor in the startup online Knowledge University and the Internet education company UNEXT.com. The business of for-profit schools has a mixed record, in both financial and educational terms, but it continues to expand: The "virtual" University of Phoenix is now the fastest-growing and largest provider of higher education for working adults in the country, with more than 60,000 students. The Edison Project, founded with great fanfare by former Yale University president Benno Schmidt and new-media entrepreneur Chris Whittle in 1991, is avidly seeking contracts to manage public charter schools. It now has fifty-one under its control, though it has yet to turn a profit.
Companies like Milken's are not just competitors with public schools; they are poised to supplement the traditional classroom, viewing public and nonprofit educational institutions--as well as for-profit firms--as both potential customers and avenues to a vast consumer base. What distinguishes much of the capital now pouring into education is that it is linking the previously sacrosanct domain of the classroom with more conventionally business-dominated information spheres. With its array of holdings in software, corporate consulting and educational service companies, Milken's Knowledge Universe perhaps best exemplifies this trend, but it can also be discerned in the strategy behind KU's closest rival, Sylvan, which had 1998 earnings of $36 million on revenues of $440 million. It is as ambitious as KU, with holdings in testing preparation and administration, teacher education, English-language training, long-distance learning and college-level study abroad. Sylvan insists it isn't out to supplant public and nonprofit schools, but to complement them.
As noted in books such as Robert Reich's The Work of Nations and Jeremy Rifkin's The End of Work, changes in the economy have raised the stakes considerably. Many economists contend that knowledge is increasingly the commodity that determines economic success and failure. A 1997 Education Department study showed that college graduates who participated in additional training from the beginning of their employment earned an average of $601 per week, compared with $461 for those who did not. Among everyone from preschoolers' nervous parents to older workers fearful of being overtaken by better-trained youngsters to firms struggling to retain a competitive work force, the demand for superior technical knowledge grows steadily in tandem with the fear of falling behind. This has become the new conventional economic wisdom, justifying everything from federal investment in education and training at the expense of job-creating economic stimulus packages to massive private capital flows into the burgeoning field of creating and disseminating information.
As Milken asked rhetorically in a rare interview with the Los Angeles Times, "What type of world are we living in?" He offered his own answer: "One where intellectual capital is the most valuable component." And if he has his way, it will soon be a world controlled to a large extent by educational conglomerates like his. Even if Milken's most direct impact is within the for-profit education sector, the effect of his range of investments on public schools could be profound. Not only are public schools purchasing KU's educational products but they are watching Milken's schools closely, both as a potential model and as a competitive threat.


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:: We already know that Lady Gaga collaborated with Kendrick Lamar on "PARTYNASEOUS," but in a recent interview the rapper nonchalantly mentioned that there's more than one song. Addressing the collabo, he said "it's supposed to move people and move people to be their own individuals and that's what I love the most about it. ["PARTYNAUSEOUS is"] one of them, we did a few." [Complex]
:: Shakira is pregnant! The 35-year-old Colombian singer and her footballer beau Gerard Pique are expecting their first child. Shakira canceled her upcoming performances "to give priority to this unique moment." But what about The Voice?! [Pink Is The New Blog]
:: Cyndi Lauper's memoir includes an anecdote in which she claims Bruce Springsteen gave her a dirty look at a record industry seder back in the day. She was complaining about feeling marginalized as a woman at the dinner, and the Boss allegedly unleashed the stink eye. [Time]
:: British girl group The Saturdays have yet to release music in America, but that's about to change. They just signed a deal with Island Def Jam and Mercury Records for a US album, with a single coming in January. Their bid to become the next Spice Girls starts…NOW. [Billboard]
After the jump, find out which music acts you can find on the tube today.
Music on TV:
:: Late Show with David Letterman (CBS) — The Heavy (repeat)
:: Tonight Show with Jay Leno (NBC) — ZZ Top
:: Jimmy Kimmel Live (ABC) — Dave Matthews Band (repeat)
:: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon (NBC) — Bobby Womack featuring Damon Albarn and Richard Russell


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1 These are the wise words of Solomon: A wise son makes his father happy, but a foolish son makes his mother sad. | 1 The proverbs of Solomon: A wise son brings joy to his father, but a foolish son grief to his mother. |
2 Riches gotten by doing wrong have no value, but right living will save you from death. | 2 Ill-gotten treasures are of no value, but righteousness delivers from death. |
3 The Lord does not let good people go hungry, but he keeps evil people from getting what they want. | 3 The LORD does not let the righteous go hungry but he thwarts the craving of the wicked. |
4 A lazy person will end up poor, but a hard worker will become rich. | 4 Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands bring wealth. |
5 Those who gather crops on time are wise, but those who sleep through the harvest are a disgrace. | 5 He who gathers crops in summer is a wise son, but he who sleeps during harvest is a disgraceful son. |
6 Good people will have rich blessings, but the wicked will be overwhelmed by violence. | 6 Blessings crown the head of the righteous, but violence overwhelms the mouth of the wicked. |
7 Good people will be remembered as a blessing, but evil people will soon be forgotten. | 7 The memory of the righteous will be a blessing, but the name of the wicked will rot. |
8 The wise do what they are told, but a talkative fool will be ruined. | 8 The wise in heart accept commands, but a chattering fool comes to ruin. |
9 The honest person will live in safety, but the dishonest will be caught. | 9 The man of integrity walks securely, but he who takes crooked paths will be found out. |
10 A wink may get you into trouble, and foolish talk will lead to your ruin. | 10 He who winks maliciously causes grief, and a chattering fool comes to ruin. |
11 The words of a good person give life, like a fountain of water, but the words of the wicked contain nothing but violence. | 11 The mouth of the righteous is a fountain of life, but violence overwhelms the mouth of the wicked. |
12 Hatred stirs up trouble, but love forgives all wrongs. | 12 Hatred stirs up dissension, but love covers over all wrongs. |
13 Smart people speak wisely, but people without wisdom should be punished. | 13 Wisdom is found on the lips of the discerning, but a rod is for the back of him who lacks judgment. |
14 The wise don't tell everything they know, but the foolish talk too much and are ruined. | 14 Wise men store up knowledge, but the mouth of a fool invites ruin. |
15 Having lots of money protects the rich, but having no money destroys the poor. | 15 The wealth of the rich is their fortified city, but poverty is the ruin of the poor. |
16 Good people are rewarded with life, but evil people are paid with punishment. | 16 The wages of the righteous bring them life, but the income of the wicked brings them punishment. |
17 Whoever accepts correction is on the way to life, but whoever ignores correction will lead others away from life. | 17 He who heeds discipline shows the way to life, but whoever ignores correction leads others astray. |
18 Whoever hides hate is a liar. Whoever tells lies is a fool. | 18 He who conceals his hatred has lying lips, and whoever spreads slander is a fool. |
19 If you talk a lot, you are sure to sin; if you are wise, you will keep quiet. | 19 When words are many, sin is not absent, but he who holds his tongue is wise. |
20 The words of a good person are like pure silver, but an evil person's thoughts are worth very little. | 20 The tongue of the righteous is choice silver, but the heart of the wicked is of little value. |
21 Good people's words will help many others, but fools will die because they don't have wisdom. | 21 The lips of the righteous nourish many, but fools die for lack of judgment. |
22 The Lord's blessing brings wealth, and no sorrow comes with it. | 22 The blessing of the LORD brings wealth, and he adds no trouble to it. |
23 A foolish person enjoys doing wrong, but a person with understanding enjoys doing what is wise. | 23 A fool finds pleasure in evil conduct, but a man of understanding delights in wisdom. |
24 Evil people will get what they fear most, but good people will get what they want most. | 24 What the wicked dreads will overtake him; what the righteous desire will be granted. |
25 A storm will blow the evil person away, but a good person will always be safe. | 25 When the storm has swept by, the wicked are gone, but the righteous stand firm forever. |
26 A lazy person affects the one he works for like vinegar on the teeth or smoke in the eyes. | 26 As vinegar to the teeth and smoke to the eyes, so is a sluggard to those who send him. |
27 Whoever respects the Lord will have a long life, but the life of an evil person will be cut short. | 27 The fear of the LORD adds length to life, but the years of the wicked are cut short. |
28 A good person can look forward to happiness, but an evil person can expect nothing. | 28 The prospect of the righteous is joy, but the hopes of the wicked come to nothing. |
29 The Lord will protect good people but will ruin those who do evil. | 29 The way of the LORD is a refuge for the righteous, but it is the ruin of those who do evil. |
30 Good people will always be safe, but evil people will not remain in the land. | 30 The righteous will never be uprooted, but the wicked will not remain in the land. |
31 A good person says wise things, but a liar's tongue will be stopped. | 31 The mouth of the righteous brings forth wisdom, but a perverse tongue will be cut out. |
32 Good people know the right thing to say, but evil people only tell lies. | 32 The lips of the righteous know what is fitting, but the mouth of the wicked only what is perverse. |
Scripture taken from the New Century Version. Copyright © 1987, 1988, 1991 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Century Version Online Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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My wife told me that she is tired of the NRA calling the house while I was at work and just this morning they called me at 8:30am.
I don't mind the once in awhile money collecting at 6:30PM, but calling me in the morning when I'm getting my kids up is absurd. I've never had this happen before.
How many of you get AM phone calls from the NRA?


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The Senoritas Button Down by Gitman Brothers Vintage is probably one of my favorite shirts this season for not only the classic tailoring, but the irresistibly eclectic print that is all over the place. The shirt depicts the iconic illustrations of yesteryear that are associated with the 50s and 60s Latin culture.
When I take a closer look at the Senoritas Button Down by Gitman Brothers Vintage, I'm reminded of vintage travel brochures that tempt tourists with friendly locals and unforgettable experiences. This one in particular also makes me think of how the old and the new are really coming to a head these days; the lines between then and now is being blurred in fashion more than ever before, and it's interesting to see the ways we're giving nods to the past while looking to the future.


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Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment Program
For Families
Healthy Visits for MaineCare Members under 21 Brochure Print format- (Adobe PDF*) (*free viewer)
Why should I take my child for Healthy Visits?
How do I get these services for my child?
What happens at a Healthy Visit to the dentist?
What happens at a Healthy Visit with your primary care provider depends on your child's age?
Other ways MaineCare can help:
MaineCare benefits can help you keep your child mentally healthy too.
Call MaineCare Member Services
What is a Healthy Visit?
It is a visit to your primary care provider or a dentist when your child is not sick or hurt.
Why should I take my child for Healthy Visits?
- It's the best way to catch health and dental problems early, when they are easier to fix.
- You will find out more about how to keep your child healthy.
- You will get to know your primary care provider and your dentist.
How do I get these services for my child?
Call your primary care provider or dentist to make appointments for Healthy Visits. Sometimes it takes many months to get appointments, so be sure you call early.
It may be hard to find a primary care provider or a dentist. MaineCare Member Services can help.
What happens at a Healthy Visit to the dentist?
Your child's teeth and gums will be checked to make sure they are healthy. Your child should go to the dentist for Healthy Visits starting at age 3. MaineCare will pay for:
- teeth cleanings 2 times a year,
- x-rays and fillings,
- fluoride treatments,
- other care the dentist says is necessary
What happens at a Healthy Visit with your primary care provider depends on your child's age?
At all Healthy Visits your child will get:
A complete physical, which is a check of your child's body, a check on how your child is growing in other ways, like:
- Rolling over when she's a baby
- Talking when he's a toddler
- Making friends when she goes to school
- Llearning safe behaviors when he's a teen
- Doing other things children and teens of the same age do
At some Healthy Visits your child will get:
- Shots and a lead poisoning check
- Vision and Hearing tests
- Teeth and Gums checked
At every Healthy Visit you can ask your primary care provider or dentist all the questions you have about your child's growth and health.
Other ways MaineCare can help:
We will send you reminders about when to take your child for Healthy Visits.
Call us if you need help with:
- making appointments for Healthy Visits for your child,
- setting up rides for you to get to Healthy Visits,
- explaining what your primary care provider or dentist wants you to do for your child.
Sometimes MaineCare Member Services can help you get things you need for your child that are not usually covered.
For example, we may be able to buy a helmet for a child who has seizures. Services like this are called Optional Treatment Services. Call MaineCare Member Services to find out how to get these services for your child.
MaineCare benefits can help you keep your child mentally healthy too.
If you are worried about your child's mental health or behavior, you may be able to get
help like in-home care or counseling. Talk to your primary care provider.
You may also call the Maine Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services.
Their offices are listed below. Call the one nearest you or the state-wide number:
For the deaf or hard of hearing, TDD/TTY:1-207-287-2000.
To contact the Maine Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services in:
York, Cumberland County, Portland
1-800-492-0846 or
Androscoggin, Franklin, Kennebec, Knox, Lincoln, Oxford, Sagadahoc, Somerset, Waldo County Augusta Area:
1-800-866-1814 or 287-7130
Lewiston Area:
1-800-866-1803 or 753-9100
Aroostook, Hancock, Penobscot, Piscataquis, Washington County Bangor Area:
1-800-963-9491 or 941-4360
Presque Isle Area:
1-800-767-9857 or 554-2100
Or call MaineCare Member Services and we will explain how you can get the services you need.
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