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2014 USA Canoe/Kayak Coaching & Leadership Conference
Jan. 26, 2014
Presented by USA Canoe/Kayak and the Oklahoma City Boathouse Foundation, the 2014 Coaching & Leadership Conference will be held at the Oklahoma City Boathouse District in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Feb. 14-16.
2013 Year in Review: Paddlesports
Jan. 16, 2014
Last year marked the first of three straight years in which the U.S. hosts World Championship events in various canoe/kayak disciplines, including Freestyle and Marathon.
2014 Team USA Trials & Clinic Locations for Dragon Boat USA
Jan. 14, 2014
Dragon Boat USA has selected several locations for the 2014 National Team Selection Trials and Paddling Clinics.
2013 Year in Review: ParaCanoe
Jan. 02, 2014
With more than two years away from the Paralympic debut of ParaCanoe. Team USA is improving rapidly and has medals in mind for Rio 2016.
ParaCanoeist Bob Balk receives highest Paralympic honor
Dec. 18, 2013
2014 Junior Sprint Selection Criteria, Approved
Dec. 18, 2013
The '14 Olympic Hope Regatta Selection Criteria and '14 Junior World Championships Selection Criteria has been approved and deemed final.
Nantahala Outdoor Center Wins Bid to Host 2015 ICF Wildwater Canoeing Junior World Championships
Dec. 06, 2013
Year in Review: Flatwater Sprint
Dec. 04, 2013
In the first season since the retirement of three-time Olympian Carrie Johnson, the battle for women's kayak supremacy was wide open. Among a host of Oklahoma City-based paddlers, Kaitlyn McElroy (Oklahoma City, Okla.) emerged as a potent threat in both kayak singles and doubles.
Notice of 2014 Proposed Rules Changes for USA Canoe/Kayak Slalom, comments welcome
Nov. 26, 2013
Posted is the 2014 USA Canoe/Kayak Slalom Racing Rules for membership review.


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20 which Babylon's King Nebuchadnezzar didn't plunder when he deported Jeconiah the son of Judah's King Jehoiakim from Jerusalem to Babylon, along with all the officials of Judah and Jerusalem. | 20 which Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon did not take away when he carried Jehoiachin son of Jehoiakim king of Judah into exile from Jerusalem to Babylon, along with all the nobles of Judah and Jerusalem-- |
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The visitors smartphone becomes their ticket into concerts, amusement parks, sports events etc.
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The Cloud service reduces both the need of expensive hardware and maintenance. Handling tickets have never been easier. The Cloud pushes a digital ticket to the visitor's smartphone when a ticket purchase is successful. You as a amusement park, arena och event host don't need to do a thing. To get detailed statistics of visitors, entrances and tickets just head over to Parakey's administration webpage or app.
Our hardware can fit into the smallest spaces and can be retrofitted in existing systems. The hardware is the bridge between the owner's facilities and visitors smartphone. The hardware opens the entrance gate, door or turnstile when the visitor has a valid ticket.
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26 Who told (out) from the beginning, (so) that we (can) know, and from the beginning, (so) that we (can) say, Thou art just? none is telling, neither before-saying, neither hearing your words. | 26 Who told of this from the beginning, so we could know, or beforehand, so we could say, 'He was right'? No one told of this, no one foretold it, no one heard any words from you. |
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Video Emerges That Appears To Show Ray Rice Striking Fiancee
A new video that appears to show Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice striking his then-fiancee in an elevator last February has been released on a website.
TMZ: Wade & Union Marry At Redland Castle
Miami Heat start Dwyane Wade and actress Gabrielle Union tied the knot Saturday at a secret location in South Florida.
TMZ: Joan Rivers On Life Support
Sources close to legendary comedienne Joan Rivers say she is on life support.
TMZ: No Cameras Or Phones At Union & Wade Wedding
Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union are asking guests not to bring phones and cameras to their wedding.
TMZ: Bieber To Strike Plea Deal In Miami Beach DUI Case
It appears Justin Bieber's legal troubles in Miami may soon be over.
TMZ: Ann B. Davis Of "The Brady Bunch" Dies After Fall
Fans of the acclaimed show "The Brady Bunch" are sad to learn TV legend Ann B. Davis has died.
Beyonce, Jay Z, Solange Moving Past Attack Video
Beyonce, Jay Z and Solange say they have worked through and are moving on since a video leaked this week of Solange attacking Jay Z in an elevator.
Hotel Fires Person Who Recorded Jay Z Attack Video
A hotel where someone recorded security video appearing to show Beyonce's sister, Solange Knowles, attacking Jay Z inside an elevator said Wednesday it had identified and fired the person.
Justin Bieber Accused Of Attempted Robbery
A woman is accusing Justin Bieber of attempted robbery of her cellphone.
James: Players Want No Sterlings To Own Clippers
LeBron James understands it will take time, but he wants Donald Sterling out of the NBA.


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Cat's smart, sassy and funny, but thin she's not. Until her class science project. That's when she winds up doing an experiment—on herself. Before she knows it, Cat is living—and eating—like the hominids, our earliest human ancestors. True, no chips or TV is a bummer and no car is a pain, but healthful eating and walking everywhere do have their benefits.
As the pounds drop off, the guys pile on. All this newfound male attention is enough to drive a girl crazy! If only she weren't too busy hating Matt McKinney to notice. . . .
This funny and thoughtful novel explores how girls feel about their bodies, and the ways they can best take care of their most precious resource: themselves.
The paperback edition includes fun, tasty recipes and an interview with the author about her own experiences as an overweight teen.
About the Author
Robin Brande is a former trial attorney who is also the author of the young adult novel Evolution, Me & Other Freaks of Nature. Robin was herself an overweight teen, and knows that a smart girl can figure out a smart way to be fit. She lives in Tucson, Arizona.


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Cinco de Mayo is NOT Mexican Independence Day-- that's September 16. Cinco de Mayo, the 5th of May, celebrates an incredible victory by native Mexican soldiers over the imperialist French who tried to rule them way back in 1862.
The French wanted to collect their debts from Mexico and, rather than making a deal with Mexican government, decided to put into power a new French emperor, Maximilian. Most native Mexicans were furious.
The Mexican leader, General Zaragosa, ordered Colonel Diaz to attack the flanks of the French army with his excellent cavalry. The French chased them, and were defeated. Those French forces that remained were ordered to attack. They charged through mud, a thunderstorm, and a stampede of cattle stirred up by Native Americans armed only with machetes. They, too, were defeated.
She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain takes the popular folk song to new heights of silliness. A serenading cactus begins our tune, inviting us to sing along. The "She" in question is a pint-sized cowgirl whose legend grows with the song.
We start normally enough, but when we find out that the six white horses she'll be driving are named "Misty, Moonbeam, Milkshake, Stardust, Silvermane, and Snowflake," we find ourselves riding off the beaten path into hilariously imaginative scenarios involving jelly-juggling and rooftop-dancing.
Like a lost puppy, the moon follows a family home one night. Soon an entire town is affected by the celestial visitor. They all have just received their first Moonday.
At first, it is very exciting. When the moon shrinks enough to fit in the backyard, our protagonist hops onto it and explores. But things grow peculiar. Morning never arrives and everyone is feeling extra sleepy. Soon the backyard is flooded with a high tide and howling dogs!
Grow a Reader classes | Community Events | Fast Facts About the Early Years | Links of Interest
Early childhood education is vital to our community. Children need a strong early learning foundation to succeed in school and to succeed in life. By bringing your child to the library & storytimes, you are growing a reader & providing a great start!
Make a difference in your community:
- Support early literacy programs. Early reading skills are crucial for young children to be ready for school.
- Reach out and thank parents, teachers, and all adults who help young children get a great start.
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Stingy Scrooge McDuck, owner of so much wealth he can literally swim in it, is one of Disney's most beloved characters. Although many have wondered how he made his fortune, few know the true story. The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, by Don Rosa, is the tale of how Scrooge came to make his legendary fortune when he was young, traveling across the world in search of gold.
How does a flashlight work?
By using a battery hooked up to an electrical circuit system.
How does an electrical circuit system work?
A battery has negative electric charges and positive electric charges. If you look at a battery, you will see that there is a + sign at one end and a - sign at the other. The opposite charges are drawn to each other, but without an easy path, they will remain separated. That's where a circuit comes in handy.
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Need a game that's good for springtime? Marbles can be played outside or inside, so it doesn't matter if a quick, spring shower comes through your neighborhood. You just need a flat, smooth surface, like the kitchen floor or the blacktop at a playground. You can buy marbles at just about any place that sells toys. Grab a bag and get going for fun times practicing a classic game of skill.
On a Beam of Light starts with a little boy who barely talked as a child, who got in trouble at school, and who was told he would never amount to anything. That boy was named Albert Einstein.
Recently at the library, it's all about George. In preparation for our current Rappahannock Reads title, "George Washington, Spymaster" by Thomas B. Allen each branch has cardboard cutouts of the big man himself just waiting for you to take a selfie. If you aspire to be more like George, then your family can enjoy our scavenger hunt and claim your prize--a George Washington mask!
Sometimes a quiet, imaginative book is what's best before bedtime, and Emily Winfield Martin's Dream Animals answers that need. Gentle pictures show small children making their way to their dream destinations on the backs of robins, a tiger, a fox, and even a narwhale. Where do the dreamers go? One to an elfin hollow, some high in the sky, another beneath the Seven Seas and one as far away as the moon and the stars themselves.


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Beginning in January 2014, Southeast Community College employees Linda Bettinger (Principal Investigator) and Jo Schuster (Co-PI) will lead a three-year National Science Foundation Advanced Technological Education grant project to develop a Cyber Security focus for SCC's Computer Information Technology program. Norman Stimbert, curriculum coordinator, will lead new curriculum development, and faculty will revise current curriculum to meet Center for Academic ... Read More »
Marysville City Council Meeting Notes
The Marysville City Council met Monday. A public hearing on the 2014 budget was held. A motion by Carla Grund to accept her alternate to the published budget was seconded, and resulted in a 4-4 tie with Grund, Todd Frye, Vicki Gross and Dennis Schroller for the alternate. Mayor Bill Phillipi broke the tie with a no vote. Following public ... Read More »
Gage County Considers Outsourcing Prisoners
Gage County is considering outsourcing prisoners to jail facilities in neighboring counties. That discussion followed budget request increases on top of $120,000 annually which was previously set aside for improvements to the jail in Beatrice. Gage County voters rejected a new 85 bed, $11.4 million dollar facility in 2009. That proposal was prompted by a report from the Nebraska Fire ... Read More »
CMH Sponsors 3rd Annual Loss of a Child Memory Service
Marysville, KS – Community Memorial Healthcare (CMH) Grief Support Group for Loss of a Child is hosting its 3rd Annual Memory Service for those families who have experienced the loss of a child of any age. The Memory Service will be held Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 2:00 PM at St. Gregory's Church Hall, 1310 Carolina, in Marysville. Parents, family ... Read More »
Liz & Allison Manley Recognized By The Red Cross
The Kansas Capitol Area Chapter of the American Red Cross will recognize Liz and Allison Manley of Marysville with a Certificate of Extraordinary Personal Action for their part in rescuing four year old Myles Didde earlier this summer in a Kansas City, Missouri swimming pool. Liz and Allison Manley are Red Cross certified lifeguards who work at the Marysville City ... Read More »
Two Injured In Accident South of Beatrice
Two people were injured Thursday morning in a two vehicle accident just south of Beatrice. Alex D. Morse of Blue Springs collided with Ann Marie Flanagan at about 9:40 am in the 2100 block of South Sixth Street. Flanagan had slowed allowing a truck to turn, Morse struck her from behind. Alex Morse was transported to Beatrice Community Hospital, and ... Read More »
KCC Meeting On Clean Line Energy Monday In Seneca
Petitions against a proposed power line that would cross Washington, Marshall, and Nemaha counties will be presented, along with public comments, Monday evening in Seneca. The event is the first of four scheduled meetings in the state hosted by the Kansas Corporation Commission, which will decide if an application by Clean Line Energy Partners should be approved. The proposal would ... Read More »
Vandals Strike Valley Heights High School Vocational Building
Vandals reportedly broke into the Valley Heights vocational building at the high school on July 11th. Some $5,000 worth of equipment was reported stolen, including tablets, trimmer, various battery and electric hand tools, plasma cutter and two Nintendo Wii systems. Two males were seen on surveillance video at around 1 a.m. One wore a welding helmet, the other a backwards ... Read More »
Washington County Commission Meets, Discusses Budget & Roads
The Washington County Commissioners met Monday. The 2014 budget summary was approved for publication, with a public hearing set for Monday, August 19th at 9 a.m. in the courthouse. Detailed budget information is available in the County Clerk's Office. Wiley Kerr had addressed the group regarding conditions of county roads near Mahaska. After viewing the damage, and looking at options ... Read More »
K-16 Construction Delayed Yet Again Due To Weather
A rescheduled culvert replacement on Highway K-16 in Pottawatomie County has been rescheduled yet again. Due to the weather, work at milepost 25 between Wheaton and Blaine is slated now for Tuesday. Traffic will be detoured, however no marked detour will be provided. The work Tuesday is scheduled 7:30 am – 3 pm. Read More »


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'Show Me How You Walk Like Momma!' This Baby Does A Hilarious Impression Of His Mother's Walk
Someone's going to grow up to be a comedian!
Or an impressionist.
Or possibly both.
Little Ellis, we salute your mimicry skills. And we salute your father for setting up the punchline so skilfully.
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Developed by RIM or Research In Motion, BlackBerry Protect is an application aiming at protecting data stored in BlackBerry Smartphone.
Key Features
- Remote protection: in case the user has lost his/her Blackberry, this latter can be protected remotely via BlackBerry Protect. It logs on to the website, letting users lock, find, or remove data from a Smartphone from anywhere.
- Password: once installing BlackBerry Protect on the mobile, users will be asked to set a password and lock it to protect data. That way no one will have the access to documents store therein.
- Backup and restore: BlackBerry Protect is automatically backing up wireless contacts, calendar, notes, tasks, browser bookmarks and text messages. They can be backed up daily, weekly or monthly.
- Other features: apart from the functions mentioned above, BlackBerry Protect can locate the phone on a map and make it ring loudly to help find it. You can also configure it to display a message to the one who has found it and how to return it to you.
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The smartphone has become the camera of choice, creating a questionable future for specialty stores and camera departments.
Friends Amrita Mohanty, 16, Marta Williams, 16, and Michelle Mao, 15, took a Snapchat selfie while having coffee at the Steepery Tea Bar in Woodbury on Thursday.
It's a modern paradox: People are taking more photographs than ever before, nearly 400 billion this year, yet sales of cameras are shrinking.
Overall, global shipments of digital cameras have fallen 30 percent this year, according to Christopher Chute, research director of worldwide digital imaging at IDC, a market intelligence firm. Camera stores are closing, and those that remain are emphasizing customer service or high-end products as they fight to stay relevant.
"It's especially shocking because this was a market that until recently was growing by double digits," he said. "This is the beginning of the collapse for cameras."
And the obvious reason for the decline? The ubiquitous smartphone — a combination mobile phone, personal computer, data storage unit and camera, small enough to fit in a pocket. Nearly 60 percent of U.S. homes now have one, compared with 70 percent of homes that own more than one camera, according to the NPD Group.
But while digital camera sales fell by nearly a third this year, smartphone sales are expected to rise more than 32 percent.
Amanda Brady of Castle Rock Township in Dakota County recently purchased Nokia's new Lumia 1020 smartphone with a camera that sports 41 megapixels. She uses it for shots of her artwork to put on Etsy.com but also for nature pics during a recent family vacation to the Black Hills.
"We print quite often, and they don't look pixilated," she said.
It's a culture shift that many believe started with the release of Apple's iPhone 4 and 4S in 2010-2011, the first smartphones to have a backlit-illuminated sensor to produce brighter pictures with accurate colors to rival the quality of a decent point-and-shoot.
While sales of point-and-shoots have dropped the most, sales of single lens reflex cameras also have started to decline, although not as much. Sales through October were down 8 percent this year, said Ben Arnold, industry analyst at the NPD Group in Virginia.
Camera manufacturers such as Canon and Nikon, whose stocks have lost more than half their value since the iPhone was introduced in 2007, tried to stop the free fall this holiday season with aggressive markdowns. The lower prices were expected to increase sales nearly 10 percent, Arnold said, but sales on digital single lens reflex cameras increased only 1 percent compared to last year.
Even sales of the new highly touted mirrorless cameras, which were expected to see 15 to 20 percent growth on Black Friday weekend, fell 1.5 percent.
While many in the camera industry were hoping that consumers would continue to buy traditional cameras for lasting, better-quality pictures, Chute said that's not happening. Consumers don't care as much about image quality as they do the software that allows them unlimited, immediate sharing on social networks such as Facebook and Instagram, mobile image editing and manipulation and cloud-based backup. "Image quality is now second to connectivity to Web services like Facebook," he said.
One local specialty retailer, National Camera Exchange, isn't ready to accept that. It's pouring talent and resources into enlightening customers about what they're missing by using only a smartphone. When National Camera's President Jon Liss shows young parents close-ups taken with an SLR of a friend's daughter swinging the bat during a T-ball game, they ask how he did it. "They don't know that these cameras are better," he said.
Still, smartphone camera technology continues to improve.
Brady, 34, said she's never going back to a traditional camera. She recently took a picture of her son caroling at a nursing home from 40 feet away. "I leaned in, zoomed in, took the shot, edited it and I was done," she said. "I didn't have to watch the rest through a little lens. I could actually enjoy the show," she said.
Brady said that even if she went on the trip of a lifetime and got to see every church in Italy, she'd pack her smartphone, not a standard camera. "I love my Nokia," she said.
That kind of customer worries retailers. At National Camera, a nearly 100-year-old company with five Twin Cities locations, 2013 has been the first year that sales of point-and-shoot cameras were down significantly, Liss said.


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Survey Sent to Lawmakers Asks About Religion
Updated: 03/14/2006 - A survey sent to state lawmakers has made national headlines. The survey asked if the legislators are Christians.
Updated: 03/14/2006 - A survey sent to state lawmakers has made national headlines. The survey asked if the legislators are Christians.
Updated: 03/13/2006 - A Kentucky man got out of jail so that he could see whether he could donate his kidney to his ailing son in Russell Springs. However instead of being on a donor list, he's now on the most wanted list.
Posted: 03/13/2006 - Governor Fletcher has been released from the hospital, saying he feels better than he has in weeks.
Posted: 03/13/2006 - If you use I-65, your commute to work may be delayed this morning and tomorrow morning.
Updated: 03/13/2006 - Concerned residents step in to help neglected animals in Butler County and are working to prevent this from happening again.
Posted: 03/12/2006 - The number of students taking online courses has grown since 1998.
Posted: 03/12/2006 - House Speaker optimistic about State Budget
Posted: 03/12/2006 - Gov. Ernie Fletcher is recovering at a Lexington Hospital after undergoing a procedure to remove a blood clot.
Posted: 03/12/2006 - Emotions continue to rise in Russell County where the school board says they can no longer fund the ROTC program at Russell County High School.
Posted: 03/11/2006 - Fletcher condition continues to improve.
Posted: 03/11/2006 - Area students participate in bridge building competition.
Posted: 03/10/2006 - Area officials are attempting to save the lives of neglected animals living in unbearable conditions.
Posted: 03/10/2006 - Special Education students from 11 area school districts gathered at Western Kentucky University to take part in a quiz bowl.
Posted: 03/10/2006 - Thursday night's storm left a mess for electric crews and property managers. Courtney Lassiter tells you about some of the worst hit parts of Warren County.
Posted: 03/10/2006 - English as a second language is crucial curriculum at this multi-cultural school. The Hometown Partners give 250 dollars to boost resources for ESL classes.
Posted: 03/10/2006 - Some area residents wonder if safety will ever arrive at "dead man's curve" in Muhlenberg County and how many lives it'll take to get it done.
Posted: 03/10/2006 - Hollywood is making a movie about the rescue attempt of a cave explorer from a South Central Kentucky Cave.
Posted: 03/09/2006 - Members of a Kansas church who are the target of new laws prohibiting funeral protests say they'll obey the measures.
Updated: 03/09/2006 - The Kentucky Supreme Court upholds the life sentence given to a woman found guilty of killing her infant son.
Posted: 03/09/2006 - Elementary and Middle School students in Lewisburg are aiming for a bulls-eye as they prepare for a national archery competition.
Updated: 03/10/2006 - Governor Fletcher is hospitalized with a blood clot.
Updated: 09/24/2008 - A clue is left behind at the scene of the crime.
Posted: 03/09/2006 - A new bill that could require teens having more time behind the wheel before getting their license gets support from a Senate committee.
Posted: 03/09/2006 - Kids under 16 years old may have to wear helmets when riding all-terrain vehicles.
Posted: 03/08/2006 - At Tuesday night's city commission meeting the second reading of a revised animal ordinance was unanimously passed.


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The Story of "the GOOD for you"
I'm still a musician, maybe now more than ever, but in 2009 musician was my primary job title. I had spent years honing my craft, waiting for the day I'd be able to tour full time, and was finally starting to realize my goal.
I lived in bars, partied hard, and took any drink or drug I was handed. I had just been married in July of that year, and when my wife, Megan, became pregnant, I was both overjoyed and scared out of my wits. I knew I had a problem with substance abuse, but her pregnancy finally snapped me into the "acceptance" stage, where I admitted (first to her, later to everyone else in my life) that I not only had a problem, but also that I couldn't manage on my own. I had tried to quit (smoking, drinking, drugging) cold turkey, only to realize that I couldn't last more than a couple days without some kind of crutch.
I quit the bar circuit during this time, but when Megan was diagnosed with cancer six months after the birth of our daughter, I went into a tailspin. It was stage IV tongue cancer, and the thought of losing her at a time while I was completely unable to stand on my own scared the living shit out of me. I knew I was incapable of raising my daughter at the time, and couldn't stand the thought of her being with anyone else besides her mom and dad (as an adopted child myself, I've always struggled with abandonment issues).
In AA (alcoholics anonymous), they call what I did for the next couple years "white knuckling", that is, to try to stay sober by sheer force of will. I can assure anyone out there that it doesn't work. Megan went through heavy chemo and radiation, she's now in remission, and I did a poor job of trying to support her while healing myself.
I read everything available about cancer, and addictions, attempting to glean some insight into why we were both affected the way we were, and what we could do not only to heal as individuals, but to help anyone else suffering from the same issues.
On the cancer side, I was shocked to see how much money was spent on duplicate research and administration, while the survival rates for cancer hadn't improved in 50 years (and in fact had gone down for some cancers). It especially bothered me to see that the current cancer treatments – slash, burn, and poison – are about as barbaric as we would have expected to see in the middle ages. I though "why has all this research not found a better method?".
For addictions, I was crushed with the realization that there was so little funding and such a stigma attached to the issue, that when I tried to get into detox on three separate occasions, I was told the beds were full, and once I was sober for a couple weeks, that detox wasn't the place for me. Rehab is even harder to get into here (in Saskatchewan). If you're not willing to pay for private detox ($13000 for one month), you're on a six week wait list. People die in six weeks. I gave up.
In April of 2013, however, I had a breakthrough. Despite the pain and negativity, I view this period as my saving grace. I went on a two month long bender, drinking every day. At first I was closet drinking, to hide my shame at having fallen back into my habit, but eventually I exposed myself to Megan and left. While I knew that all I wanted to do was drink, both Megan and I agreed that our daughter shouldn't see me that way. In time I admitted my loneliness and begged Megan for help.
We called the local detox facility. They had an open bed. I went in that day. Still hungover, and with my brain working at about 10%, I sobered up. I made lasting friendships. I meditated. I exercised. I ate. And on day two, I started journalling excessively. I knew that if I could barely form a sentence, my brain, and especially my memory, weren't to be trusted. I wrote down every time I ate, how I felt, when I exercised, when I meditated, what movies I watched and how they made me feel, my bathroom breaks, what I was learning in group sessions, everything. I wrote down everything that happened so that I could learn about myself in ways I never had before.
When I got out of detox, I continued this detailed journalling, and started looking for a simple mobile app to help. Why not have a method to simply tell the computer what I was doing, and let it recommend life choices to me, rather than have to try to figure it out myself, with my drug-addled brain. For anyone feeling excited by this idea, I need to mention that nothing exists.
I gave up on my journalling after a couple months, realizing (by reading my logs) that I was spending more time logging than doing the things I was logging about. I wished so badly that there was an "app for that".
And so, I thought, what if there were such an app? What if it could not only show me my day to day progress, but also use the information I gave it to help others? What if we could create a system of information sharing that could use the power of the internet to share research results, to help addicts, to cure cancer?
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European Markets Finish Mixed
European stocks recovered from lows to end the day mixed Monday as fears about sluggish global demand and European sovereign debt issues subsided. The euro and pound both traded lower against the dollar before staging a late-session recovery to end the day with gains.
Investors said a surprisingly calm reception to the landmark U.S. health-care legislation in U.S. financial markets helped bolster European bourses which had started the day with familiar worries about Greece and its fiscal problems.
With European leaders meeting later this week, investors are growing anxious for some sort of concrete deal that will help Athens deal with its funding challenges.
The pan-European Stoxx 600 Index was flat at 260.1, closing well off the intraday low of 256.90. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 ended down 0.1% at 5644.54, Germany's DAX finished up 0.1% at 5987.50 and France's CAC-40 was 0.1% higher at 3928.00. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was modestly higher in New York at midday.
Along with Greece, investors are concerned about monetary-policy moves in Asia. A rate hike by the Reserve Bank of India, along with ongoing tightening of policy in China, were interpreted negatively, as fears increased that such policy moves might undercut the global recovery. Mining stocks initially fell, but largely recovered by the end of the day. The Stoxx Europe basic resources sub-sector closed 0.8% higher.
Meanwhile, the health-care sector ended higher despite initial nervousness following the passage of the U.S. health-care reform bill in the House of Representatives. Most analysts agreed that the bill would have little long-term impact on the sector.
Earlier, Asia equity markets closed in the red overall on fears that other regional central banks would follow India's lead and tighten monetary policy. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index dropped 2.1% and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.9%. China`s Shanghai Composite bucked the trend and rose 0.2%.
Meanwhile, the euro was up 0.1% at $1.3553. The pound was seen 0.4% higher versus the dollar at $1.5085.
Gold futures fell to their lowest level in three weeks but at the close of European equity markets, gold for April delivery on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange was off earlier lows, down 0.6% at $1100.9. Crude futures also hit a near three-week low before recovering. Light, sweet crude for April delivery traded 0.4% or 35 cents higher at $81.03 on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
On Tuesday, the U.K. retail price index is due at 0930 GMT, followed later by U.S. existing home sales and FHFA house price index. U.K. investors will be looking forward to the Chancellor of the Exchequer's Budget statement on Wednesday, his last Budget before the general election.
In major market action: The Greek ASE Composite Index lost 1.9% to 2010.22, pulled down as National Bank of Greece's shares fell 2.1% and Piraeus Bank shares lost 2.5%.
Of European-headquartered pharmaceutical-sector firms, GlaxoSmithKline shares rose 0.5% and Smith & Nephew shares gained 1.2%.
Banks were broadly lower across Europe with Bank of Ireland shares falling 3.7% and Allied Irish Banks declining 5%. Credit Suisse shares fell 2.7% in Switzerland. Late Friday, authorities in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia said they are investigating around 1,100 Germans with Swiss accounts at Credit Suisse.
Elsewhere in the financial sector, U.K. interdealer broker Icap declined 2.9%. It plans to close its full-service cash equities business, including research, in Europe and Asia. The total pretax charge related to the decision will be a maximum of £51 million pounds.
Germany's largest cable operator Kabel Deutschland began trading on Monday just slightly above the firm's initial public offering price. Shares traded at €22.23, above the offer price of €22.
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I'm trying to figure out which method and when is the best way to grow strawberries in east TX. I read an article on texasgardner.com that talks about planting them in the fall for a spring harvest and then pulling the plants up after harvest. Everything else I read talks about planting them in the spring. Which is the best way? Here is the article I read: http://www.texasgardener.com/pastissues/sepoct00/strawberries.html Any input is appreciated. Thanks in advance |
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I bought some at walmart, planted them in a sandy soil filled pot and just let them go. They are 3yrs old. A friend of mine grows her's in her sandy front flowerbed-she has so many babies to give away every year. They really like sandy soil it seems. CJ |
I have also been wondering about strawberries. I would like to know what varieties do well here in the Piney Woods. I have not seen any for sale in my local stores. Anyone know of a good supplier? |
Strawberries LOVE East Texas!!! Please check out your local feed store. In our area the feed stores cater to the "old" farmers who know what grows the best here. |
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misha35, If you're in Longview, Horaney's has them. From what I read, Squoia and Chandler are the best variety in this area. I bought mine from Simmons Plant Farm online. www.simmonsplantfarm.com They're 6 bucks for 25 plants. |
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Sainsbury's helps customers to 'Switch the Fish' to sustainable alternatives
01/06/2011The high-street retailer Sainsbury's has had a long-term commitment to selling and promoting sustainable fish. In June 2011, the retailer launched the Switch the Fish initiative, to encourage shoppers to try alternatives to the Big 5 species most popularly purchased - and whose stocks are hence under pressure. The Switch the Fish initiative also signals Sainsbury's commitment to work on other seafood sustainability issues, such as greater support for the promotion of Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certified seafood and finding solutions to unnecessary fish discards. Read the Sainsbury's Switch the Fish report.
In the foreword to the report, Sainsbury's Chief Executive Justin King (pictured) said, "Our business wholeheartedly believes there is an urgent need to restore declining stocks of our most popular seafood and introduce long-term management plans for all fisheries. Switch the Fish is part of our work to encourage shoppers to widen their repertoire and choose sustainable varieties of our most-loved fish."
Sainsbury's is the largest UK retailer of MSC-certified sustainable fish and seafood products, with over 80 products that carry the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) logo. Specific steps that Sainsbury's has taken recently to support sustainable fish include:
- In January 2011 Sainsbury's announced all own brand canned tuna used as an ingredient in its food will be caught using the pole and line method. This move ensures that 100% of Sainsbury's tuna across all products is responsibly sourced.
- Sainsbury's is sourcing cold water prawns from the MSC certified Canadian fishery or the managed fisheries in Norway and Greenland.
Previous work by the retailer on sustainable fish includes:
- In 2006, Sainsbury's worked with the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), its suppliers and independent fisheries scientists to improve their understanding of the species they sell. Together, they created a 'traffic light' tool so the retailer's fish buyers can rate fish and seafood against one of three levels of sustainability.
- A green rating means the fish is in good supply and managed effectively. Amber indicates there are some concerns about stock levels or management, but there is work in place to tackle these difficulties. Red signals major problems with the sustainability of a fish. Sainsbury's does not sell red rated fish.
- Sainsbury's has over 80 products bearing the MSC logo. The retailer states that this is the highest industry accreditation and means the fish comes from fisheries and supply chains certified the MSC. Sainsbury's sells more MSC-certified fish and fish products by range and turnover than any other UK retailer, with sales now reaching over £60million.
- Greenpeace placed Sainsbury's as number one for its responsible sourcing policy for canned tuna (2008 and again in 2011). And in January 2011 the retailer announced that every own-brand canned tuna product they sell comes only from pole and line caught fish (including ingredients in ready meals, sandwiches and sushi).
- Similarly we stock only fresh and frozen cod and haddock that is line-caught, again minimising bycatch.
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- The retailer supports trials and uptake of selective fishing gear. In the south-west, new nets have reduced bycatch by half.
- Sainsbury's offers a wide selection of regional seafood on our counters, including coley, Cornish sardines, dab, megrim, pollack, and pouting.
- More than 2,000 of staff working on fish counters have had training to help customers make sustainable seafood choices. This has been integrated into beginner and intermediate fish counter training and features in the Sainsbury's NVQ Level 2 apprenticeship that is run in partnership with government.
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A journey into the Hermit kingdom of North Korea
Pyongyang's metro system, the deepest in the world, is another fantastic sight. Plunging down into the subway via a steep escalator, we were blown away by the ballroom-like decor, with polished marble, palatial chandeliers and walls decorated with mosaic Socialist realism murals. It was quite unlike any train station I had seen in my life, and was surreal enough to be straight out of a Stanley Kubrick film. Each of the stations is dedicated to a different theme, ranging from glory to victory to liberation. Interestingly the trains used here are mostly from East Germany, dating from the late 1980s.
Outside Pyongyang
As well as taking in the capital's sights, most tours to the DPRK head to the demilitarized border zone at Panmunjom, where the demarcation line divides the Korea peninsula in two. In a fascinating standoff, both sides guard their side of the border mere metres from one another, as they have done since the Korean War ended in stalemate in 1953. It was intriguing to be briefed by a DPRK solider and to hear their version of events; one solider was sincerely apologetic he could not let us cross the line, and told us we had South Korea and the US to thank for it.
Also on the tour was Kaesong, the ancient capital of Koryo (a Korean dynasty spanning 918 to 1392) located 136km from Pyongyang . Here, we learned about the dynasty's rich Buddhism legacy, even though temples are today more historical sites than working places of worship. Accommodation was in a hanok (a traditional Korean lodging) set around pretty courtyards and a peaceful creek, with the soundtrack of a crackly PA broadcasting propaganda all day and the option of ordering dog soup for dinner -- a surprisingly popular choice among our tour group.
Interacting with locals
Unfortunately opportunities to interact with North Korean residents are rare. Locals are generally guarded against interactions with foreigners (who by default are the enemy), but it is remarkable how far a wave and a smile goes. During a picnic lunch in the hills outside Pyongyang, we saw a large group of merry picnickers. With several bottles of soju (Korean rice liquor) and beer under their belt, they were having a grand time singing, dancing and banging instruments. Spotting our group, they beckoned us over and with gusto sang a welcoming song. After being starved of human interaction, it was a special moment that no tour schedule could succeed in capturing. For the first time we were genuinely made to feel welcome in the DPRK.


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- Vocal Talent: Daws Butler (Augie Doggie, White Cat), Doug Young (Doggie Daddy).
- Directed By William Hanna, Joseph Barbera.
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- Animated By Dick Lundy.
- Written By Michael Maltese.
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Augie show some amazing affection for his dear old dad by nursing him back to health, when nothing is wrong.
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10 ounces hand-tossed pizza dough
3 ounces pesto sauce
3 ounces goat cheese
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4 ounces chicken breast
2 ounces pepperoncini
1 ounce red onion
¼ ounce pine nuts
1 ounce spinach
¼ ounce fresh basil
Stretch open dough and spread on pesto sauce. Sprinkle goat cheese over the sauce evenly, then top with red pepper, chicken breast, pepperoncini, red onion, pine nuts, spinach and fresh basil.
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The problem is the login-part of the script. There is no problem registring new users, and the "forgot password"-part gets the secret question without a hazzle, so it must be able to connect to the database fine, but when I try to log in, using the user I've created I get the "user name or password are invalid". Even if I change the password with the "forgot password" functionality and copy-paste in both username and password - still the same error.
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yeah the script returns a chunk of white space and i couldn't find how to strip it out. Did you see my post on sephiroth?