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thought my choices might be so bad that they merited no rating at all but seriously thought that perhaps people did not rate the materials very often. My questions are this: are the ratings indeed user ratings and if so how does one go about submitting a rating? I can think of some materials that I would rate poorly and some that I would highly recommend. I looked around the website so I wouldn't bother you but found no leads on submitting ratings comments. Thank you for considering my questions. I'll watch for your answers.
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So Wednesday was my first book discussion! And I have to say a good time was had by all! You know, you can still read our book discussion? It's over on Sleepy Bear's blog. You may have to scroll down a bit to get to the beginning of the conversation. It's fun to talk to friends about books. I also learned a lot about Sleepy Bear, and his friend Moosey-Moose too. Thanks Sleepy Bear for reading with us! :o)
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Don't forget to join me and Sleepy Bear at 2:00PM today (Michigan time) for our very first book discussion! It'll be afternoon for us, but 11:00AM for Sleepy Bear! I'm super excited for you all to join me! See you then!
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Well, the book discussion is a go! Make sure you come to the library on Wednesday, February 23rd at 2:00PM to talk books with me and Sleepy Bear. It's going to be so fun!
Thanks, Sleepy Bear, for the reminder that you live in a different time zone than we do. I forget that sometimes! We get sunlight and new days before you do, but you get the weather first. Funny how that works. It has been so warm in Michigan the last couple days that we do not have any snow left. But from your blog it sounds like we will be getting some soon!
There are so many kids to watch in the library, that I don't usually get time to read until everyone goes home. But when I do get time to read, I like to to the fish in our fish tank. I don't know if they listen though. What do you like to read? I like books about bears. One of my favorites is Big Smelly Bear by Britta Teckentrup. Have you read it? I hope it's not about me! I'm big but I hope I'm not smelly!
Talk to you Wednesday for our book discussion!
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In this second episode of CPL online storytimes, Miss Kristen and Miss Ruth tell stories and sing songs all about pigs.
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Celebrating Extraordinary Women Throughout History
Marie Curie. Eleanor Roosevelt. Susan B. Anthony. Elizabeth I of England. Florence Nightingale. These remarkable women are well known to most of us, but there are many others in history just as remarkable whose names may not be as recognizable. In honor of Women's History Month we should all make some time to learn about them by reading some of the many biographies to found in the library's collection:
Bella Abzug: how one tough broad from the Bronx fought Jim Crow and Joe McCarthy, pissed off Jimmy Carter, battled for the rights of women and workers, rallied against war and for the planet, and shook up politics along the way: an oral history by Suzanne Braun Levine and Mary Thom — Bella Abzug, American lawyer, congresswoman and social activist
Jane Addams and the dream of American democracy: a life by Jean Bethke Elshtain — Jane Addams, American social reformer, suffrage leader and the first woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize
Anna of all the Russias: the life of Anna Akhmatova by Elaine Feinstein — Anna Akhmatova, Influential Russian poet
Arbella: England's lost queen by Sarah Gristwood — Arbella, English Renaissance noblewoman
To the heart of the Nile: Lady Florence Baker and the exploration of Central Africa by Richard Hall — Florence Baker, Explorer of Central Africa
A lady, first: my life in the Kennedy White House and the American embassies of Paris and Rome by Letitia Baldrige — Letitia Baldridge, American etiquette writer and White House social secretary to Jacqueline Kennedy
Desert queen: the extraordinary life of Gertrude Bell: adventurer, advisor to kings, ally of Lawrence of Arabia by Janet Wallach — Gertrude Bell, English writer, traveller and archaeologist
Margaret Bourke-White: a biography by Vicki Goldberg — Margaret Bourke-White, American documentary photographer. Was the first female photographer for Life magazine
Mistress Bradstreet: the untold life of America's first poet by Charlotte Gordon — Anne Bradstreet, First American woman poet to have her works published
America's first woman lawyer: the biography of Myra Bradwell by Jane M. Friedman — Myra Bradwell, First woman lawyer to practice in the United States
A schoolteacher in old Alaska: the story of Hannah Breece by edited and with an introduction and commentary by Jane Jacobs — Hannah Breece, Teacher on the Alaskan frontier 1904-1918
Queen of Bohemia: the life of Louise Bryant by Mary V. Dearborn — Louise Bryant, American journalist and political activist
Immigrant saint: the life of Mother Cabrini by Pietro Di Donato — Frances Cabrini, First American citizen to be canonized a saint by the Catholic Church
Catherine of Siena: a passionate life by Don Brophy — Catherine of Siena, Catholic philosopher, theologian and Dominican nun
Camille Claudel: a life by Odile Ayral-Clause — Camille Claudel, French sculptor and graphic artist
Queen Bess: daredevil aviator by Doris L. Rich — Bessie Coleman, First African American woman pilot
Spyglass: an autobiography by Hélène Deschamps; edited by Karyn Monget — Helene Deschamps, Heroine of the French Resistance in World War II
America's Joan of Arc: the life of Anna Elizabeth Dickinson by J. Matthew Gallman — Anna Elizabeth Dickinson, American orator, abolitionist and advocate of women's suffrage
Desert flower: the extraordinary journey of a desert nomad by Waris Dirie and Cathleen Miller — Waris Dirie, Somali author, actress and human rights activist
Voice for the mad: the life of Dorothea Dix by David Gollaher — Dorothea Dix, 19th century American social reformer and advocate for the mentally ill
Jacqueline du Pré: her life, her music, her legend by Elizabeth Wilson — Jacqueline du Pre, Celebrated British cellist
Young woman and the sea: how Trudy Ederle conquered the English Channel and inspired the world by Glenn Stout — Gertrude Ederle, First woman to swim the English Channel
Jocelyn Elders, M.D.: from sharecropper's daughter to surgeon general of the United States of America by Joycelyn Elders and David Chanoff — Jocelyn Elders, First African American Surgeon General of the United States
Charlotte Forten: a Black teacher in the Civil War by Peter Burchard — Charlotte Forten, African American antislavery activist, poet and educator
Jessie Benton Fremont: a biography by Pamela Herr — Jessie Benton Fremont, American pioneer, writer and political activist
Gellhorn: a twentieth-century life by Caroline Moorehead — Martha Gellhorn, American journalist and war correspondent
Lillian Gish: her legend, her life by Charles Affron — Lillian Gish, American actress of stage, screen and television whose career spanned 75 years from 1912 to 1987
Hetty: the genius and madness of America's first female tycoon by Charles Slack — Hetty Green, American businesswoman and the first female tycoon
The girl with the gallery: Edith Gregor Halpert and the making of the modern art market by Lindsay Pollock — Edith Gregor Halpert, Art dealer
This little light of mine: the life of Fannie Lou Hamer by Kay Mills — Fannie Lou Hamer, Civil rights activist
Open wide the freedom gates: a memoir by Dorothy Height; with a foreword by Maya Angelou — Dorothy Height, American educator and social activist
Beautiful shadow: a life of Patricia Highsmith by Andrew Wilson — Patricia Highsmith, American novelist and short story writer
Hildegard of Bingen: the woman of her age by Fiona Maddocks — Hildegard of Bingen, 12 century German writer, composer, philosopher and mystic
Sorrow's kitchen: the life and folklore of Zora Neale Hurston by Lyons, Mary E — Zora Neale Hurston, American folklorist and anthropologist
American Jezebel: the uncommon life of Anne Hutchinson, the woman who defied the Puritans by Eve LaPlante — Anne Hutchinson, 17th century American social reformer
Molly Ivins: a rebel life by Bill Minutaglio & W. Michael Smith — Molly Ivins, Amerian journalist, political commentator and humorist
Harriet Jacobs: a life by Jean Fagan Yellin — Harriet Jacobs, American writer, abolitionist and social reformer
Dancing spirit: an autobiography by Judith Jamison with Howard Kaplan — Judith Jamison, American dancer and choreographer for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater
Mother Jones: the most dangerous woman in America by Elliott J. Gorn — Mary Harris "Mother" Jones, American labor and community organizer
Barbara Jordan: American hero by Mary Beth Rogers — Barbara Jordan, First Black woman to be elected to the U.S. Houe of Representatives from the South
The sun in the morning: my early years in India and England by M.M. Kaye — M.M. Kaye, British novelist and memoirist
Fanny Kemble's civil wars by Catherine Clinton — Fanny Kemble, British actress and anitslavery activist
Beautiful: the life of Hedy Lamarr by Stephen Michael Shearer — Hedy Lamarr, Austrian-American actress, scientist, inventor and mathematician
Dorothea Lange: a life beyond limits by Linda Gordon — Dorothea Lange, Documentary photographer and photojournalst
Miss Leavitt's stars: the untold story of the woman who discovered how to measure the universe by George Johnson — Henrietta Swan Leavitt, Groundbreaking American astronomer
Ann the Word: the life of Mother Ann Lee, founder of the Shakers by Nardi Reeder Campion — Mother Ann Lee, Founder of the Shakers
Belva Lockwood: the woman who would be president by Jill Norgren — Belva Lockwood, Anerican lawyer, advocate for women's suffrage and Presidential candidate in 1884 and 1888 for the National Equal Rights Party
Lost Bird of Wounded Knee: spirit of the Lakota by Reneé Sansom Flood — Lost Bird, Survivor of the 1890 Wounded Knee massacre
Straight on till morning: the biography of Beryl Markham by Mary S. Lovell — Beryl Markham, British aviator and adventurer. First woman to fly solo across the Atlantic from east to west
Doors to Madame Marie by Odette Meyers — Odette Meyers, Holocaust survivor
Sister: the life of legendary American interior decorator Mrs. Henry Parish II by Apple Parish Bartlett and Susan Bartlett Crater — Sister Parish, American interior decorator. Was the first interior designer to decorate the Kennedy White House
The woman behind the New Deal: the life of Frances Perkins, FDR's Secretary of Labor and his moral conscience by Kirstin Downey — Frances Perkins, U.S. Secretary of Labor (1933-45). Was the first woman appointed to the United States Cabinet
Emily Post: daughter of the Gilded Age, mistress of American manners by Laura Claridge — Emily Post, American writer on etiquette
Among stone giants: the life of Katherine Routledge and her remarkable expedition to Easter Island by Jo Anne Van Tilburg; foreword by Andrew Tatham — Katherine Routledge, Archaeologist on Easter Island
Mary Seacole: the most famous black woman of the Victorian Age by Jane Robinson — Mary Seacole, Jamaican nurse in the Crimean War
Betty Shabazz: a remarkable story of survival and faith before and after Malcolm X by Russell J. Rickford; foreword by Myrlie Evers-Williams — Betty Shabazz, American educator and civil rights activist
Edith Stein, a biography by Waltraud Herbstrith; translated by Bernard Bonowitz — Edith Stein, German philosopher, nun and saint of the Catholic church
The thread that runs so true by Jesse Stuart — Jesse Stuart, American writer of novels, short stories and poetry about Southern Appalachia
Maria Tallchief: America's prima ballerina by Maria Tallchief with Larry Kaplan — Maria Tallchief, First American prima ballerina
More than a muckraker: Ida Tarbell's lifetime in journalism by edited, with an introduction, by Robert C. Kochersberger — Ida Tarbell, American teacher and "muckraking" journalist
The hiding place by Corrie Ten Boom; with Elizabeth & John Sherrill — Corrie ten Boom, Dutch Christian Holocaust survivor who helped many Jews escape the Nazis
Push comes to shove by Twyla Tharp — Twyla Tharp, American dancer and choreographer
Theodora: empress of Byzantium by Paolo Cesaretti; translated from the Italian by Rosanna M. Giammanco Frongia — Theodora, Empress of the Byzantine Empire
Saint Thérèse of Lisieux by Kathryn Harrison — Therese of Lisieux, French Carmelite nun and Catholic saint
On her own ground: the life and times of Madam C.J. Walker by A'Lelia Bundles — C.J. Walker, African American businesswoman, hair care entrepreneur and philanthropist
To keep the waters troubled: the life of Ida B. Wells by Linda O. McMurry — Ida B. Wells, African American journalist and newspaper editor
Fanny Wright, rebel in America by Celia Morris Eckhardt — Fanny Wright, Scottish-born writer, feminist, abolitionist & social reformer of the 19th century
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Agriculture as it exists today developed over 11,000 years of rather remarkable climate stability. It has evolved to maximize production within that climate system. Now, suddenly, the climate is changing. With each passing year, the agricultural system is becoming more out of sync with the climate system.
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Located right down the block from the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism [3], the College of Nursing effectively matches a similar aesthetic with a desert colored and high-performance facade [5]. Copper [6] was chosen for the building's facade for multiple reasons. First, most copper being sold today is partially recycled and it is also highly recyclable. Second, Arizona is leading producer of copper in the US, so the material could easily be sourced locally. And finally, at the time of construction, the price of copper was relatively low, so the school was able to take advantage of this lower cost material and keep in line with their budget. Over time, the prefabricated panels, some which include perforations for ventilation, will naturally fade into browns and grays.
Besides the high-performance glazing, cool-roofing, efficient thermal insulation, shading was also incredibly important for both inside the building as well as pedestrians, who enjoy a shade screen [7] along the street as they walk through downtown. Water conservation measures including low-flow and dual-flush fixtures and native landscaping measures reduce potable water use by 59%, and energy efficient strategies, like solar hot water heating, reduce energy costs by 20%. With a number of design awards to add to its accolades, the building achieved LEED Gold [8] certification making the five-story glass and copper building a fitting entrance to the school's downtown campus.
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Duty Sr., Lewis N. Age 93, of Waukegan, IL departed this earthly life on Sunday, January 12, 2014 at his home. He was born in Miami, Florida. He later joined the
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and while at Great Lakes Naval Base he met and married the love of his life, Johnnie M. Duty. They were married for 58 years and made Waukegan, IL their home. He leaves to cherish his memory 12 children; 53 grandchildren; 58 great-grandchildren and 30 great-great-grandchildren. A Celebration of His Life Service will be held on Friday, January 17, 2014 at 11:00a.m. at Greater Faith Church Baptist, 565 Powell Avenue, Waukegan, IL. Pastor H. Lee Jordan, Officiating. Interment will be at North Shore Garden of Memories Cemetery, North Chicago, IL. Visitation will begin at the Church at 10:00a.m. Arrangements by Bradshaw & Range Funeral Home, 2513 Dugdale Road, Waukegan, IL. 847-662-3553. Please sign guestbook at
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A game is not defined by a single play, even if that play is a horribly botched — or at least horribly miscommunicated — call by the officials which greatly effected the outcome of said game.
This is the internal conflict we are left dealing with after last night's Patriots-Panthers game, which was a highly entertaining slugfest and one of the few truly riveting primetime games we've had this year from start to finish. Now during the morning after, those who choose to embrace the totality of a football game know that a referee never truly determines an outcome. This is the same good fight we fought early last February following what appeared to be holding on Michael Crabtree in the end zone during the Super Bowl that was never called. That wound still throbs.
With this one, the forgiving among us can accept that to err is to ref, and leaving your fate in the hands of an official at the end of a game is generally a bad football business model. We can't, however, accept the calling of a penalty, and then the immediate rescinding of that call.
Let's review the matter before the court of public opinion before we go much further. It came on the final play of the Panthers' 24-20 win that was official seconds later, a lead they had gained after a masterful Cam Newton-led drive that covered 83 yards and culminated with a 25-yard touchdown pass to Ted Ginn.
This is the moment in question…
What you see there is Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly draping his body over Rob Gronkowski while Robert Lester intercepts a Tom Brady pass with the clock hitting triple zeros to end both the game and the Patriots' attempt at their own game-winning drive that started with 59 seconds left and three timeouts. For Kuechly, that exact position at this exact moment in a game was quite familiar.
End of Pats-Panthers much like Bills-Panthers, except the refs got Kuechly for interfering with Stevie Johnson, setting up EJ's late heroics
— Jerry Sullivan (@TBNSully) November 19, 2013
Terrence Miles, the back judge, saw Kuechly's blatant disregard for fundamental rules, and tossed some yellow laundry onto the field. Then the officials gathered, which is terrific, because that's what they should do with a call that could greatly alter the result of a game. If a pass interference call stands as it should have (there's been some debate about whether or not holding was the more appropriate call, but that's supposed to be called before the ball is in the air), the Patriots would have advanced to the one-yard line for an untimed down and a chance to win the game, something that's much easier to do from one yard out than it is from the 18 yard-line where this play began.
But then the flag was pocketed, with no explanation initially given to the coaches, the players, or the public by head referee Clete Blakeman. Brady did not enjoy this…
I'm glad you asked that, Mike Tirico, because later Blakeman explained himself. He said that in essence the ball wasn't catchable. In essence.
There were two officials that came in. One was the umpire and the other one was our side judge and there was a discussion at that point as to the, in essence, the catchability of the ball due to its location. So it was determined at that point in time that when the primary contact occurred on the tight end that the ball, in essence, was coming in underthrown and in essence it was immediate at that point intercepted at the front end of the end zone. So there was a determination that, in essence, uncatchability, that the ball was intercepted at or about the same time the primary contact against the receiver occurred.
By definition, pass interference negated by an uncatchable ball is given the vague description of simply being "contact that would normally be considered pass interference, but the pass is clearly uncatchable by the involved players".
Now, I realize that officials don't have the benefit of instant replay, and super duper freeze frame technology. That's why there are many of them, and multiple sets of eyes positioned strategically during every single play, maximizing the opportunity to see an infraction. It's not a perfect system, and calls are still missed. But this case was a rare instance in which the system worked in real time, and then malfunctioned once humans began thinking.
Look at the still image above, and then note Blakeman's explanation again after you translate it into English. There are two key and separate observations that were apparently made collectively by the officials. One is correct, and the more complex and important determination is, at best, high presumptuous.
The first is that the ball was underthrown, something we can all agree on. Brady was under pressure as he was most of the night, and couldn't quite get the required zip on the pass to ensure it arrived at its desired destination. But although that's undeniably true and it would have made for a difficult and even unlikely catch, it wasn't underthrown to the point that a catch was impossible.
Instead, Kuechly's pass interference denied Gronkowski the chance to even make an attempt on the ball. That's the second part of Blakeman's explanation, and it's difficult to fathom, especially after he had watched a replay before speaking with the media. It's quite clear the infraction took place long before the interception was completed, and not "at or about" the same time as primary contact. And regardless, the ball wasn't uncatchable because Brady threw it so wayward, but because, again, Gronkowski was denied the opportunity to make an attempt. That's the very definition of a pass interference penalty.
However horribly feeble it may have been, there's justification for not making the call, as the ball was indeed underthrown. I've already sufficiently diced that argument, but it's the same thinking that contributed to the non-call on the Crabtree play. Officials are human, not cyborgs, and the lack of desire to insert yourself into a critical play is pretty much the most human thing. But once you bow down to the initial — and correct — instincts to call the penalty, picking the flag up is indefensible.
But remember, kids, there was 59 minutes and 54 seconds of football prior to this play, and the blown call adventure can both giveth and taketh.
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Cam Newton has endless energy
I am a horrible person.
You may have already known that, but I feel deep shame for allowing that call to overtake my life, and dedicating a lot of words to it while thus far glossing over a really fun football game, and the game of the year thus far. Writing about the NFL often results in being a mirror to the conversation, and that play will dominate NFL chatter for at least one full news cycle. So until about noon.
But yes, the game was glorious, ending in the Panthers' sixth straight win as they improve to 7-3. It was even in almost every way except the final score, most notably the yards gained per play (a narrow Patriots advantage at 5.8 to 5.6), and the time of possession (30:46 to 29:14, again a narrow Patriots advantage).
The difference, though, was Newton, who threw three touchdowns with no interceptions, and in addition to that game-winning drive in which he had 57 of his 209 total passing yards, he also did this…
Elvis did not see a problem with the final play
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— Mike Tunison (@xmasape) November 19, 2013
Matt McGloin made history
Moving on briefly to non-awesome MNF game matters, it seems this Matt McGloin as the starter in Oakland deal may have some legs, which happens when you make history I suppose.
Matt McGloin and Todd Marinovich only rookies — drafted or not — since merger in 1970 with 3+ TDs and no interceptions in first NFL start.
— Steve Corkran (@CorkOnTheNFL) November 18, 2013
What can Chip Kelly do for you?
Nick Foles has been doing the throwing and the downfield reading over his last three masterful games in which he's thrown 16 touchdown passes with zero interceptions, and he's maintained a passer rating of 128.0. But although the intention certainly isn't to take anything away from Foles' success, it's worth noting that Chip Kelly's offense has historically been highly quarterback friendly, producing multiple passers who have minimized their mistakes.
That's why Tim McManus noted it:
Whether it was Jeremiah Masoli (15 TD, 6 INT in 2009), Darron Thomas (63 TD, 16 INT in 2010-11) or Marcus Mariota (32 TD, 6 INT in 2012), all of his signal-callers produced in a pretty big way while he was head coach at Oregon. Mariota continues to thrive this season (25 TD, 0 INT) running essentially the same system that Kelly installed. Michael Vick had this Eagles offense humming for the most part before he got injured.
Inevitable Internet thing
The Internet offers us many marvelous things daily. For example, if I'm feeling stressed out and need to watch some penguins slide around or steal rocks from each other, the web's interconnecting tubes will happily oblige.
Some things are obligatory, though, and Grumpy Cat is the worst. But Jim Ross mashups are still not the worst. Not even close.
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- 8mm wide tungsten rings and cobalt ring are generally preferred by guys due to their longer fingers. But with sizes as low as 6.0, wider rings for ladies are now in vogue.
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- 4mm is almost always a lady's band, however, men not use to wearing jewelry or looking for a very traditional wedding band width (traditional wedding bands were 4mm to 5mm for men and women) will also wear 4mm wide rings.
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Yes, an update please? I've bought the product and I'm yet to be able to use it. With the actual dice now available, or soon to be, I'm regretting this buy.
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Hello everyone! We're happy to announce that the app is back up on Google Play, and we've updated it to version 1.1.
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I hate that I can't check my real Experian score!
Does anyone have any insight on this? Out of the 3 CRA's, which one tends to score hardest on someone with late payments/collections? Or which one gives more points for having paid off all but one credit card with the one remaining < 30% utilization. So far Transunion is my highest score and actually has the most reported collections! I'm trying to decide if I want my mortgage person to pull my scores again, and I don't want to do it for nothing!
I know we don't know for sure, but anyone with experience with the 3 scores would help! Thanks!
Back in the day we used to be able to pull our EX FICO on here. IME, EX tended to be a bit more harsh with added baddies of the 3. EQ tended to ding more for util, and reward more for paying off revolving debt.
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All my life I've become accustomed to having large numbers of semi-opened peonies not bloom...they wither on the vine so to speak. Eventually the blossoms gets mushy and I prune the whole plant to keep it looking nice.
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Do the main buds open for you? Sometimes, the secondary buds don't get opened for me before it gets hot so they "wither on the vine". Doesn't seem to be an issue on the peonies on the east side of my house, but it happens on the west side, so I've always assume it's because it gets too hot for them. |
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How one toddler's high CBD-oil treatments in Colorado could change Missouri law
Aside from being unusually cute, two-year-old June Jessee could be any of the smiley toddlers at the South Pearl Street Farmers Market today. It's so hot our cheeks are red, but June sleeps easily in her stroller, cool in her pink and green jumper, head heavy to one side as she sucks her pacifier and the symphony of yipping dachshunds and noisy vendors and kids waiting in line for balloon animals becomes her personal white noise machine.The Jessee family. More photos below.
In short, she gives no indication of suffering from seizures so severe that her parents moved from Missouri to Colorado in order to treat them (very successfully) with high-CBD oil.
Likewise, June's charming, yoga-fit mother, Genny Jessee, could be a typical Midwesterner who's shifted west for the powder and sun. And Matt, her husband, a political lobbyist finishing his law degree at the University of Denver, looks like the other 5.0 tennis players at Gates at 7:00 p.m. on a Thursday night.
But Genny and Matt moved here for more than the coveted Colorado lifestyle. And giggly June has overcome more adversity than most of the children we pass today. Together, the family has been through hell. But now it looks like they might be on their way back thanks to Colorado's stance on medical marijuana.
After trying ten different pharmaceuticals (one a hormone doctors warned might kill baby June) over the course of two years to treat June's seizures, the Jessees, both born and raised in St. Louis, decided to abruptly leave their longtime home to gain access to a more natural, but regionally illicit, cure for their daughter's intractable epilepsy.
Genny did everything right while she was pregnant. She took prenatal vitamins and "didn't eat unpasteurized cheeses," she says. So she was surprised when, soon after labor and delivery, a doctor at the hospital told her June had failed the newborn hearing test. Two months later, as Genny was coping with postpartum blues, June had a seizure.
Seizures are difficult to diagnose in infants, and the condition might have gone untreated for longer if Genny's friend hadn't dropped by for a visit and, for no reason in particular, told her about the childhood seizures suffered by her brother; they'd started off as strange eye movements and a stiffening of the arm.
"Before she told me that, I thought seizures were just shaking," Genny remembers. "Then, all of a sudden, June did the stiffening with her arm. I watched her like a hawk the whole weekend and then I took her to the hospital."
Gessy and her daughter were sent home from the hospital and assured nothing was wrong. Eventually, though, June was diagnosed with infantile spasms. Despite extensive testing, the episodes have never been explained.
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FUNDING OPPORTUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR
- Description: The Office of Basic Energy Sciences (BES), within the DOEs Office of Science, is responsible for current and future user facilities including synchrotron radiation, free electron lasers, and the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS). This topic seeks the development of detector technology to support these user facilities.
- b: Vacuum and Infrared-Blocking Windows for Cryogenic X-ray Spectrometers
- Description: Cryogenic X-ray spectrometers, such as transition-edge-sensor (TES) microcalorimeters, are of growing importance at synchrotron light sources. This class of detector combines the efficient X-ray collection of a silicon-drift detector with energy resolution approaching that of a crystal- or grating-based spectrometer. Important applications are X-ray emission spectroscopy, partial-fluorescence-yield NEXAFS, and energy-resolved scattering-momentum experiments. Emerging cryogenic detector technologies include TESs as well as microwave kinetic-inductance detectors (MKIDs), magnetic calorimeters (mag-cals), and superconducting tunnel junctions (STJs). These technologies share the common architecture of a pixelated active area that must be held at extreme cryogenic temperatures (~0.050.3 K). In the case of TESs, expansion to kilopixel-scale arrays with total active areas of hundreds of mm^2 is a near-term goal. Because the cryogenic-sensing elements must be able to observe ambient-temperature samples, X-ray-transmitting windows are a critical enabling technology. Here we solicit development of a type of X-ray windows that has high transmission in the soft-X-ray band of 2501000 eV (K lines of organics and L lines of transition metals): vacuum interfaces. Present, commercially available, high-transmission vacuum windows are made from Beryllium or grid-backed polymers. Those that will support an atmosphere with good transmission down to 250 eV are limited to a diameter of about 10mm. We seek designs with larger active areas. A possibility is a planar window array that could contain multiple, gridded active areas separated by thin support struts we envision that each sub-window might have an open area of 2550 mm^2 and the sub-windows might be separated by supports that are several mm wide-thick. Other ideas are encouraged. The awardee would be expected to develop window designs in coordination with developers of cryogenic sensors (such as ANL or NIST) so that the active areas of the windows and the detector arrays can be matched. Window designs that will support ~0.1 atmosphere (in either direction) with much larger active areas are also sought. Improved vacuum-interface windows would also be applicable to conventional, semiconducting x-ray sensors.
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- Description: High energy (roughly 30-90 keV) x-rays at synchrotron light sources provide unique information on polycrystallinity and failure modes in lightweight structural materials for advanced transportation applications [1], and on the details of atom bonding in crystalline materials being developed for improved catalytic [2] and energy storage applications [3]. These applications require large area detectors (e.g., > 10 cm2), and spatial resolution ranging from 20-200 microns. Achieving very high spatial resolution at high energies while maintaining high detector quantum efficiency (DQE) is particularly challenging. We are seeking proposals to develop new approaches to large area detectors at high energies in this size range with high DQE and 10,000:1 dynamic range so that x-ray diffraction spots can be recorded simultaneously with diffuse scattering. Frame rates in excess of one image per second are required, and approaches that can in principle be scaled up to 100 Hz or higher frame rates are preferred as well as approaches that allow multiple detectors to work with synchronized data acquisition. Detectors with these characteristics are needed by the Department of Energys Scientific User Facilities, and will enable new capabilities in the study of materials in the fields such as chemistry, materials science, and transportation systems engineering including the development of advanced jet aircraft engines.
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"In a world of privilege, Jaguars, Reniors, and competitive sailing, Jason Prosper has already lost what money can't buy: a best friend and lover. At Bellingham Academy, a last-shot boarding school for those on their third strike, Jason must learn to rebuild his life and navigate the stormy seas of friendship and love. Dermot recreates both the pain and promise of youth with beautiful clarity. She peoples her work with young adults doing their best to assume the very adult roles their world demands, complete with their flaws, fears, and insecurities masked by false bravado. An outstanding debut."
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Jason Prosper grew up in the elite world of Manhattan penthouses, Maine summer estates, old-boy prep schools, and exclusive sailing clubs. A smart, athletic teenager, Jason maintains a healthy, humorous disdain for the trappings of affluence, preferring to spend afternoons sailing with Cal, his best friend and boarding-school roommate. When Cal commits suicide during their junior year at Kensington Prep, Jason is devastated by the loss and transfers to Bellingham Academy. There, he meets Aidan, a fellow student with her own troubled past, and they embark on a tender, awkward, deeply emotional relationship. When a major hurricane hits the New England coast, the destruction it causes brings with it another upheaval in Jason s life, forcing him to make sense of a terrible secret that has been buried by the boys he considers his friends. Set against the backdrop of the 1987 stock market collapse, The Starboard Sea is an examination of the abuses of class privilege, the mutability of sexual desire, the thrill and risk of competitive sailing, and the adult cost of teenage recklessness. It is a powerful and provocative novel about a young man finding his moral center, trying to forgive himself, and accepting the gift of love."


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'Neighboring Sounds': Danger lurks silently on Brazilian block
A movie review of "Neighboring Sounds," Kleber Mendonça Filho's revelatory debut feature that takes place mostly on a wealthy block in the northeastern Brazilian city of Recife.
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'Neighboring Sounds,' with Irandhir Santos, Gustavo Jahn. Written and directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho. 131 minutes. Not rated; for mature audiences. In Portuguese, with English subtitles. SIFF Cinema at the Uptown.
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"Neighboring Sounds," Kleber Mendonça Filho's revelatory debut feature, takes place mostly on a wealthy block in the northeastern Brazilian city of Recife. Identical, gleaming white high-rises dominate the skyline, obscuring the nearby ocean and also the urban poverty that has been central to Brazil's social and cinematic identity for decades.
The characters in this densely populated movie can be roughly divided into masters and servants. But Mendonça is up to something more than the usual upstairs-downstairs comedy of colliding destinies in a small place. The scope of his movie is narrow, but its ambitions are enormous, and it accomplishes nothing less than the illumination of the peculiar state of Brazilian (and not only Brazilian) society.
"Neighboring Sounds" is divided into three chapters, each with "guard" in the title, and one of the movie's themes is the intimate relationship between security and paranoia. There are metal grates and surveillance cameras, and also a private force of muscular men patrolling the street at night. Their leader is Clodoaldo (Irandhir Santos). The anxiety that it is his job to dispel never really goes away, and neither does the haunting sense that something terrible is always lurking just beyond the frame.
Mendonça's camera exposes a world of complex relationships and simmering contradictions. And also of ordinary people going about their daily business.
As the film's title suggests, it is sound that carries unsettling implications of danger. We always hear more than we see: footsteps upstairs or outside; sirens and crashes in the night. With sound designer Pablo Lamar, Mendonça has created the aural landscape of a horror movie.
And, for much of its running time, a thriller without a plot. The tension that suffuses the routines of everyday life is as hard to identify as it is to avoid, so that a late swerve toward violence, while surprising, also seems inevitable, the silent turn of an invisible wheel of fate. No one can quite see or hear what is coming, but something is out there.


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Washington County officials say a Hagerstown-based producer of paper products is planning an expansion that promises 120 new jobs.
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It's still a mystery as to what the white powder was that was found on a flight bound for Baltimore. The substance caused some tense moments on board.


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Woah! Here is the latest trailer from the new Avengers movie coming out in April 2012.
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Really, what the hell is Loki flying in ? It looks like a Transformer straight out of a Michael Bay film ? Anyone have any ideas ? Anyone, anyone ?
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Matt Fraction and Pasqual Ferry bring you a new spin on Asgard, Behold Asgardia!!
Here is a sneak peek at the Avengers Art Appreciation Variants. Enjoy!!
Did these never make it to America, or did I just totally miss them ?
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Old-time Flushing residents still talk about the grand mansions and estates that once graced the area but were demolished one by one after World War II.
One of them was the Thomas Seaman Willett house, which stood on the north side of Northern Boulevard at 195th Street, in Auburndale.
Willett (yes, with two Ts) was a descendant of Thomas Willett, the first mayor of New York City, appointed in 1665.
The original house, which later became a smaller wing on the left side, was built in 1740. The massive addition came in 1835. In 1910 the grand home was greatly altered with an Ionic portico colonnade facade out front.
It then was converted into the Lutheran Church in the Mansion. The Rev. Howard L. Halter was the pastor and lived a short distance away at 45-32 193 St.
In the late 1930s and early 1940s the Lutheran congregation declined. Commercial developers who liked the Northern Boulevard frontage purchased the historical building in 1945 and demolished it.
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Note: Action under the procedures described below precludes the concurrent use of any other University grievance or appeals procedure for the same incident. That is, grade appeals or discrimination grievances related to the incident may not be filed until after final resolution of the academic dishonesty case.
Students at the University of Missouri-St. Louis are expected to exhibit the highest standards of academic integrity. An act of academic dishonesty is an offense against the university. For that reason, university rules prescribe disciplinary consequences for academic dishonesty administered by the Office of Academic Affairs, as well as academic consequences assessed by the faculty member.
An academic unit such as a program, department, division, school, or college may also make an academic assessment in the case of academic dishonesty provided there is a standing review procedure that describes an academic relation between academic dishonesty and progress in the program that the appropriate dean and the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs has approved. Students must be notified of additional unit expectations and procedures through advising and in written program materials, including class syllabi. When making a unit-level decision, the head of the unit is expected to communicate with the Office of Academic Affairs so that the decision can be considered in disciplinary hearings. The Student Planner provides guidelines for appropriate academic conduct.
Faculty members at the University of Missouri-St. Louis are required to take an active role in creating a climate of academic honesty. Should academic dishonesty be suspected, faculty members must follow the steps below. At any time, a faculty member may contact the Office of Academic Affairs for advice on how to proceed on a specific case.
The following procedures guide the campus in upholding the University of Missouri Collected Rules for Student Academic Conduct.
Academic Dishonesty is defined by Collected Rule 200.010 Standard Of Conduct includes cheating, plagiarism, or sabotage.
Procedural Guidelines for Faculty Identifying Cases of Academic Dishonesty
Step 1. A faculty member who suspects academic dishonesty has two obligations:
- Making an academic assessment of the work in question and assigning an appropriate grade for the exercise in question. Examples include a failing grade for the exercise, remedial instruction, or a parallel exercise.
- Submitting relevant information to the Office of Academic Affairs which is charged with determining the disciplinary action to be sanctioned for the infraction. The faculty member should send to the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) a written statement of the incident with supporting evidence. A report of the faculty members academic assessment of the exercise must also be included in the statement. The department chair and dean may also be notified of the incident. In cases of repeated misconduct, these administrators shall inform the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs so that repeated dishonesty is considered in the investigation.
Step 2. The Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) shall conduct an informal disciplinary hearing. Discipline for academic dishonesty follows Collected Rule 200.020 Rules of Procedures in Student Conduct Matters
The Vice Chancellor (or designee) contacts the student by certified mail, asking him or her to make an appointment with the Vice Chancellor (or designee) within five days. At the appointment, the student is informed of his or her rights and options and is informed of the charge and evidence from the faculty member. The Vice Chancellor (or designee) shall encourage the student to provide a full explanation of the situation to assure his or her due process.
The Vice Chancellor (or designee) has the authority to make a determination and impose appropriate sanctions. After reviewing the faculty members materials and the students explanation, the Vice Chancellor (or designee) considers the seriousness of the case. Some factors that may be considered are the academic exercise and experiences of the student (e.g. freshman quiz v. doctoral dissertation), previous charges of academic dishonesty, and individual or programmatic characteristics.
The Vice Chancellor (or designee) notifies the student of the disciplinary action using the Form for Student Disciplinary Action A. Acceptance Of Discipline On Informal Disposition By Primary Administrative Officer/Designee
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- Ask for a hearing before the Student Conduct Committee.
The letter also fixes a time within which the student may accept or reject a proposed informal disposition. If the student fails to either accept or reject within the time fixed, then the University may deem such silence to be an acceptance of the determination.
If the student accepts the discipline, then the Vice Chancellor (or designee) informs the faculty member of the outcome of the case. Others who may learn of the outcome are the chairperson/coordinator/director, the dean of the college in which the incident occurred, and those determined by the Registrar as having an Academic Need to Know, as governed by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).
Step 3. If the student seeks to appeal the result of the informal disciplinary hearing, then the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) shall convene a hearing before the Student Conduct Committee within 15 calendar days of receipt of the students request for such a hearing. The hearing will be conducted according to procedures established in Section F: Subsections 1-6 of the Rules of Procedure in Student Conduct Matters
The Vice Chancellor (or designee) will provide all appropriate materials to the committee at the time of the hearing. No member of the committee may have been involved in the investigation of or filing of charges in the case. The report of the committees findings and determination of discipline (Section F 3.a-b) shall be sent to the student, the faculty member, the department chair/coordinator/director, and the dean of the college in which the incident occurred, and others with an Academic Need to Know (per FERPA), and the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. If the disposition involves probation, suspension, or expulsion, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs must advise the Director of Admissions and the Registrar in writing to place a hold on the students re-enrollment.
Step 4. Should the student or the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) wish to appeal the Student Conduct Committees decision, the Chancellor shall serve as the appeals officer. The appeal follows different procedures, depending on the severity of the sanction.
- Right to Petition for Review. In cases where the sanction is other than University expulsion, dismissal, or suspension, the student or the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) shall follow Collected Rules, Section F: Subsection 4 of Rules of Procedure in Student Conduct Matters.
Within five calendar days of receiving notification of the Committees decision, the student or the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) may submit a written request to the Chancellor for a review of the case. A copy of the Petition for Review must also be sent to the nonappealing party within such time. The Petition for Review states the grounds for review, and the nonappealing party may answer the petition within five calendar days.
The Chancellor (or designee) may grant or refuse the right of review. Should the Chancellor refuse the Petition for Review, the action of the Student Conduct Committee shall be final. If the Chancellor reviews the decision, then the action of the Chancellor is final unless it requires further proceedings.
- Right of Appeal. For cases in which the discipline involves university expulsion, dismissal, or suspension, the student or the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (or designee) may file an Appeal. Collected Rules, Section F: Subsections 5, 6, and 7 of Rules of Procedure in Student Conduct Matters govern the conduct of the appeal.
When a student files a valid Notice of Appeal that meets all deadlines, he or she may also petition the Chancellor in writing for permission to attend classes pending final determination of the appeal. The Chancellor may permit a student to continue tin school under such conditions as may be designated pending completion of appellate procedures. In such cases, however, any final sanctions imposed will be effective from the date of the Student Conduct Committees action
After reviewing the case and appeal documents, the Chancellor (or designee) may affirm, reverse, or remand the case for further proceedings and will notify each party in writing of the decision on the appeal. The action of the Chancellor is final unless it is to remand the matter for further proceedings.
Copies of all correspondence and decisions regarding the case shall be directed to the student, the faculty member, the chair/coordinator/director, and the dean of the college in which the infraction occurred, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the Director of Admissions, the Registrar, and other with an Academic Need to Know.


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15 For the assembly, there shall be one statute for you, and for the stranger that sojourneth [with you], a statute for ever throughout your generations: as ye are, so shall the sojourner be before Jehovah. | 15 The community is to have the same rules for you and for the alien living among you; this is a lasting ordinance for the generations to come. You and the alien shall be the same before the LORD: |
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UNA Hotel Bergamo
4 StarsVia Borgo Palazzo 154 Bergamo 24125
This property is located in a strategic position from the city centre, motorway exit of the Milan-Venice, airport and the railway station.
Guests are offered 86 air-conditioned bedrooms that are spacious and well maintained with modern amenities.
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Additional Information
- 3 km to the airport (Orio al Serio)
- 2 km to the city centre
Hotel Facilities
- Banquet Facilities
- Business Centre
- Disabled Facilities
- Internet Access - Wireless
- Parking Facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar / Lounge
- Conference Facilities
- Faxing Facilities
- Laundry Services
- Parking Facilities (At Cost)
- Safe Deposit Box
- Beauty Salon / Hairdresser
- Currency Exchange Services
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- Pets Allowed
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- Air Conditioning
- Mini Bar
- Safe
- Cable / Satellite TV
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UNA Hotel Bergamo Guest Reviews (8)
a nice place too stay
helge andersson wrote on November 6, 2009
For business stay a good hotel, taxi service, good breakfast, nice stay
Annick Descheemaecker wrote on October 30, 2009
Super hotel!!!!!
Karel Rehak wrote on August 11, 2009
Hotel location; far from city center but close to airport (Conference hotel).
HELENA VOGL wrote on April 10, 2006
Comfortable 4 star hotel. Breakfast very good and complete.
Marja van doorn wrote on September 3, 2005
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4.6 out of 5
a nice place too stay Review by: helge anderssonDate stayed November 6, 2009 |
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For business stay a good hotel, taxi service, good breakfast, nice stay Review by: Annick DescheemaeckerDate stayed October 30, 2009 |
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Super hotel!!!!! Review by: Karel RehakDate stayed August 11, 2009 |
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8 The entrance to the bottom floor was on the south side of the Temple. There were winding stairs going up to the second floor, and another flight of stairs between the second and third floors. | 8 The entrance to the lowest floor was on the south side of the temple; a stairway led up to the middle level and from there to the third. |
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