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Nick Snyder was born on a cold February afternoon in 1986. When the doctor took one look at him, he grinned and said, "This kid is destined for great things." Not really…but Nick likes to think that happened. In Kindergarten he was sketching; by 7th grade he was coding. Ever since, Nick possessed the rare talent of combining design with development. He's passionate about responsive web design, beautiful colors, and all things typography.
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After UArts, Nick got a job working as a designer/developer for Environmental Tectonics Corporation in Southampton, PA. During his time there, he converted all fourteen of the companies websites from table-based designs to a W3C standards compliant, Wordpress-powered sites. He also created a video Christmas card that was picked up by Wired.com's Geek Dad blog.
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SYRACUSE Three lives in upstate New York were lost in the last year, due in part to synthetic marijuana, a drug that some say could be likened to crystal meth or cocaine.
"I would classify it in the same realm," said Dr. Ross Sullivan, a medical toxicology fellow at the Upstate Poison Control Center. "It's definitely a lot worse than regular marijuana, but it's not studied as much as cocaine or meth. It's more like those drugs, though, in terms of danger."
Now, the state health department has placed a ban on the sale and distribution of the drug as researchers continue their look into its effects on the human body.
The state health commissioner signed the order late last month, effectively banning any chemical compound used to mimic the effects of herbally grown marijuana. The ban comes after numerous deaths and illnesses associated with the chemically altered plants, including at least three deaths in the greater Central New York region in the last year. County Health Commissioner Dr. Cynthia Morrow confirms two of those deaths were investigated by the county's Medical Examiner's Office. All deaths were "young men," she said.
"We can only say that they were associated with synthetic marijuana," she said. "We can't say they were caused, only associated."
The deaths mirror a national trend — hundreds of calls related to synthetic marijuana issues cycle in to local and national poison control centers on a daily basis. In 2011, the American Association of Poison Control Centers reported an average of 580 calls per month related to the substances. In 2012, the average has spiked to 631 calls per month for the first part of the year.
The drug is made in uncontrolled environments — though synthetic marijuana was sold in stores, the Food and Drug Administration did not clear it for consumption. The "herbal blends" and "incense" were sold with the assumption the consumer would not smoke, inhale or eat the drugs, a clerk at a local head shop who asked to remain anonymous said.
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The Badnik Horde was the robot army that served as the military backbone of Dr. Robotnik's Empire and later the Eggman Empire for over a decade. The units used have changed over time, but their purpose remains the same: overwhelm the enemy with numbers with an easily replenished stock of soldiers. They are led by a Badnik commander in the post-Super Genesis Wave reality.
Badniks more powerful than normal badniks (i.e. Silver Sonic and Metal Sonic) are called "Super Badniks" (SSD: #6)
[show]List of Badniks
Prime Zone
Super Badniks
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- Egg Antlion
- Silver Sonic (Horde Commander)
- E-100 Series
- E-106 Eta (Horde Commander)
- E-113 Xi
- E-123 Omega (formerly)
- Burrobot
- War Walrus
- Classic Badniks
- Crocbot
- Octobot
- Croctobot (a fusion of Crocbot & Octobot)
- Krudzu
- Krudzu Hybrid Hydra (a advanced variant of Krudzu)
- Pseudo Sonic
- Metal Sonic (Dr. Robotnik's Version)
- Silver Sonic v1.0
- Aquis
- Bat Brain
- Ballhog
- Burrobot
- Buzzbomber
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- Cluck
- Crabmeat
- Jaws
- Motobug
- Newtron
- Orbinaut
- Roller
- Slicer
- Splats
- SWATbots
- Icebot
- Combots
- Shadowbots
- Silver Sonic v2.0
- E-100 Series
- E-100 Alpha (mass-produced; destroyed)
- E-101 Beta (formerly; destroyed)
- E-102 Gamma (formerly; defected, then destroyed)
- E-103 Delta (formerly; destroyed)
- E-104 Epsilon (formerly; destroyed)
- E-105 Zeta (formerly; destroyed)
- E-105 Series (mass-produced; destroyed)
- E-106 Eta (formerly; destroyed)
- E-107 Theta (formerly; believed to be destroyed)
- E-108 Iota (formerly; destroyed)
- E-109 Kappa (formerly; destroyed)
- E-110 Lambda (formerly; destroyed)
- E-111 Mu (formerly; destroyed)
- E-112 Nu (formerly; destroyed)
- E-113 Xi (formerly; destroyed)
- E-114 Omicron (formerly; destroyed)
- E-115 Pi (formerly; destroyed)
- E-116 Rho (formerly; destroyed)
- E-117 Sigma (formerly; destroyed)
- E-118 Tau (formerly; destroyed)
- E-119 Upsilon (formerly; destroyed)
- E-120 Phi (status unknown)
- E-121 Chi (status unknown)
- E-122 Psi (formerly; destroyed)
- E-123 Omega (formerly; defected to GUN)
- E-1000 Series
- Egg Pawns
- Egg Flappers (aerial variant of the Egg Pawns)
- Egg Hammers (heavy melee variant of the Egg Pawns)
- Metal Scourge
- Egg Swats
- Egg Mites
- Silver Sonic v3.0
- Titan Metal Sonic
- Tails Doll
- Orbot
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- Metal Series
- Team Metal
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- Metal Tails
- Metal Amy
- Metal Knuckles
- Team Metal
- G.O.O.N.s
- Wing Dingos
Badniks from Alternate Zones
Variations of the Badniks of the Prime Zone have appeared in other Zones. While not called Badniks they are very similar to their Badnik counterparts.
Light Mobius
Mobius (Giant Robotno)
Mobius (cyborg version)
Discovery Zone
Background Information
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- Robots introduced in the video games, including Metal Sonic and many Classic Badniks.
- Robots introduced in the Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog and Sonic the Hedgehog animated series, such as the 6-S or the SWATbots.
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Day should be for remembrance, honor tribute of fallen
It's become a three-day weekend, a holiday that many people really don't give that much thought to and one which some don't really understand.
But Memorial Day is something we all need to take a closer look at and reflect on the real meaning of one of only two days dedicated in our country to those who have served our country.
On Monday, a small group of people attended American Legion Post 353's Memorial Day ceremony. Many of those obviously served their country. There were some families, some small children, but – like many ceremonies over many years – the crowd was small. Many people were at the lake, getting ready for a barbecue, taking the day off work, going to the variety of "big sales" advertised for that day.
That's not what Memorial Day is all about and we should be ashamed we've lost that.
Veterans Day and Memorial Day are the only two times we, as American citizens, gather to remember those who have served our country. While Veterans Day, and our living military who have or are serving, are widely thanked, it's in great part due to the efforts of school districts across the country. As it is done in Mustang, students and their teachers and administrators gather to hold assemblies and thank those who have fought for our freedoms, those who have traveled far from home to represent our country.
But Memorial Day is different. Maybe it's because school is already out, maybe it's because the loss doesn't touch as many people, but it seems the importance of this day is swept under the rug. That's certainly not the case for those who have lost a family member, but for many others, Memorial Day's true meaning has been forgotten.
Memorial Day was established first as Decoration Day, an opportunity to honor soldiers lost in the Civil War. Originally held on a Sunday, it was eventually changed to make it a Monday holiday – and thus, a three-day weekend. Maybe that's where the real reason for the day was lost. It doesn't matter really, I suppose, but ask 10 people and perhaps six or seven of them will not realize that Memorial Day means exactly that – a time to remember and to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. It's not a "holiday" and it's also not a day to remember anyone who has died – it's a day to remember those who have given their lives in service for their country.
Those words are used a lot – let's face it, they sound dramatic, they conjure up images of heroic men who have done everything to ensure our freedoms. And let's face it, war is not always that simple. Conflicts like the Vietnam War, the Gulf War, Iraq and Afghanistan – there are well-known debates about the real reasons for them and questions about whether any of our freedoms were ever in peril. Was there a need for us to be there at all?
That's a debate for another time. What we all know is that everyday people – people like you and me, our brothers, our sisters, our dads, our kids – have made the chance to dedicate their lives to serving their country. It doesn't really matter their reasons for joining, the when's or how's – the fact is, they stayed. They faced the chance of death and ultimately, they gave their lives for a country that largely forgets them. That's not right and it's not worthy of these people and their families who put their own personal happiness and future aside to make the world a better place.
It's Memorial Day – and not just on that day, but every day, we need to remember them and be thankful.


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Gilbert Highland and Tolleson won the 5A-I and 5A-II state girls basketball titles, respectively, last season, and if their play this week is any indication, they are digging in for their shot at repeating that feat.
The teams brought 5-0 records to Saturday night's championship game of the 15th annual Highland Thanksgiving Tournament.
But on this night Tolleson brought more swagger and savvy to the court and came away with a 62-47 victory.
Tolleson's Rebecca Woodberry, showing a tough offensive game inside and out, scored 21 points — 14 in the first half when the Wolverines took control and kept the retooling Hawks on their heels for all but the first period.
Woodberry earned tournament most valuable player honors for her effort the past five days. Woodberry scored 37 points in the semis earlier Saturday, including a tiebreaking three-point play with 17 seconds left in the game.
"They're just a lot better than we are," Highland coach Miner Webster said. "They came out with the attitude we're better than you are and we'll show you. And they did."
Highland (5-1), which played very well in advancing to the title game with a 79-51 win over Mesa Dobson on Saturday morning, hung with Tolleson for a quarter.
The Hawks led by as many as six in the opening period (13-7), but Tolleson gradually pulled even by the end of the period at 16-16.
Tolleson (6-0), which blew a 25-point lead in the morning semifinal with Gilbert High but recovered for a 75-73 win, reeled off a 14-0 run to open the second period to take command. Woodberry scored seven points in the period, and the Wolverines made 5 of 6 free throws to cap brilliant first-half shooting from the free-throw line.
Tolleson was 14 of 15 from the line the first 16 minutes. Highland made just two field goals in the second period and didn't score until the 1:35 mark of that quarter. Tolleson took a 33-20 lead to intermission.
"Some of our young kids really struggled tonight," Webster said. "They saw a team that had a chip on its shoulder and played well. We have some experienced kids, but for the younger ones it was kind of like deer-in-the-headlights. It's a great learning experience. We have a lot to work on."
Highland did manage an early run at the start of the third period, slicing the lead to 33-25. Highland's Shannon Jacobs, who led all scorers with 22 points, hit her fourth 3-pointer of the game to initiate the Hawks' attempt at a comeback. Tolleson's resolve showed at the end of Highland's run when Woodberry had a basket waved off by an offensive foul.
On Highland's next trip down the floor, Woodberry came up with a steal and headed up court with nothing but a basket on her mind. Instead of taking it the length she pulled up and buried a 3 to restore the lead to double digits.
Teammate D.J. Davis added a couple of 3-pointers in the third period and two more in the fourth as the Wolverines pumped up their lead to as many as 20 in the final period.
"We can't ask for anything more from the experience we got from this tournament," Tolleson coach Todd Nelson said. "We scrimmaged (Mesa) Mountain View a week and a half ago and got to play three more tough teams (Mesquite, Gilbert and Highland) from this side of town. That's probably four of the top seven teams in the state. We came to this tournament to get tested and we did."
Joining Woodberry on the all-tournament team were Tolleson teammates Syerra Davis and Kiara Moore; Highland's Haley Vennard, Shannon Jacobs and Jenay Locke; Gilbert High's Whitney Southerland, Ausha Cole and Justine Johnson; Chandler Seton's Theresa Wirth and Kayla Bustos; Dobson's Andrea Jones and Kameron Knutson; Phoenix Pinnacle's Aley Rohde; Gilbert Mesquite's Maylinn Smith; and Tucson's ReTanya Newsome.


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going to disney&uni again! Sep 2011
Hello again! Long time no see.
Uh, yeah, right. Considering I JUST sent a PM to the mod to do whatever magic they do to finished trip reports (if you missed my scintillating report on the shocking news that the monorail does, indeed, smell funny, it's here, well, unless she moves it and it loses its URL identity), it hasn't even been 5 minutes since I was posting in the WDW report section. But it's been since 11/20/2010 (last year! a whole year! um, wait, no) (and she calls herself a Math Minor) (she doesn't really) since I was in the PRE trip section. OK so I'm Molly, the husband is Robert, the kidlet is Eamon and he's 6 right now but will be 7 for this new trip. We like Disney. December saw us at WDW for the first time ever for any of the 3 of us! Nice! We had "just the three of us" time as well as "meet up with the cousins" time, and enjoyed each thoroughly. We'll have a VERY similar trip in September, so that says something about the enjoyment. That's about all we have for this start-of-report. Right now I'm dealing with health concerns for my (half) brother...he's 28 and has been in the ICU on a ventilator for over 2 weeks now, and it's nerve-wracking! Luckily I have enough knowledge that I try to roll with the changes as they happen, and my stepmom is actually a nurse at that hospital, and she gives me the bare-bones facts by text and the talk-talk on the phone, and then we give the info to various cousins (the paternal side, as opposed to the maternal-side cousins we vacation with) and try to help them through it. Don't get me wrong, I adore my brother, but I'm able to put on a clinical face for long enough to do all that. He's in CA and I'm in WA and I desperately want to go back down there (was there a week ago) but it involves plane fare for me and the Boy, a rental car and a hotel room along with food and gas, as I have allergies and am prone to asthma, and their home and cars are smoked in by the brother in question as well as by dad and stepmom. Plus they have a dog and 3 cats that don't play well with my lungs. Oh, and they live in the redwoods, where there are spiders as big as...well I don't know, I try to not look too hard...so yeah, I stay at a hotel. Which is great, but an added expense. OMG forgive that run on paragraph! I apologize. I would fix it, but let's just call it "art", like the art of a poem. It was all one thought, so it's all one paragraph. Even though it shouldn't be. Don't hold it against me, I shall try to not do it again! I'm under stress, I'm under strain! I don't know what I was thinking. OK gotta jet for now, but I wanted to get this underway! |
intro (or "the what and the why")
the where the who the how part deux not satisfied with food choices yet long break of rambling and nonsense Halloween costume thoughts rambling, nonsense, won't she just shush? I love it when a rental car plan comes together, and...how should we get to our home airport? |
Our trip will be sort of a shorter version of the last.
We will visit Universal, either at the beginning or end of the trip. Both have their positives and negatives...smaller room makes it hard to be happy after so long at OKW, but starting off with the hotel guest version of the Express Pass makes FP feel so wimpy. The WDW portion will start with a 2 bedroom at OKW, change to a studio at Boardwalk (b/c of points we needed to have one night at a certain point level that meant a studio at BW or at OKW, and we chose BW b/c it just seemed more interesting, if perhaps a bit more annoying, than staying at OKW) for ONE night, then back over to OKW for a 1 bedroom. To those who don't like split stays, it's a bit of Hades. For me it's OK. :) So we have all the WDW bits booked, and it's just Universal and flights we need next. We're hoping to do flights solely with Dh's miles. I ordered the deluxe passporter for 2011 just yesterday. I liked the 2010 version fine, but it turns out the spiral bound edition really brought my enjoyment down. The deluxe is a fake-leather binder, and will at the very least make a great spot to keep the "passpockets" where I keep my receipts. :3dglasses Last trip I used TourGuideMike and it was decent, though things really changed after I'd stopped checking, which wasn't his fault but it really threw me. I might try Touringplans this time. Not sure. The cast of characters will be the same this time, though it's going to be interesting to see how the boy cousin has progressed! His family is finally admitting that he has some issues, and they are working hard with him to help him. I think it'll be fabulous. I'll be making ADRs in under 2 weeks, which feels astonishing, but it shouldn't be. After all, I made ADRs in June for our December trip! We are working on lists of "things so good we want to do them again" and "things we can leave out this time" and so on and so forth. Those are fun. Reminds me of planning for Disneyland (which I miss so much!).:goodvibes So that's what I've got for now! |
Sounds exciting! But wait - when will you visit DLR again??
Can't wait to hear more! :). We are also from WA & will also be going in September! Hope your brother gets better!
Visitors! Yay!
Robert is firm, though...since we're borrowing ALL of our 2012 points for the September trip and our WDW APs will be finished December 6, next year is the year of Disneyland again! (even if we happen to make it down there this year) So the definite answer is "next year", but we're still hopeful for this year. Quote:
I really should have updated this thread with (the good!!!) brother info! All of a sudden one day, before they were able to call anyone, he didn't need the oxygen anymore, so they got the tube out and woke him up....the PT got in there and brother was even able to take a step! Over the next couple days he got rid of even the nasal cannula with oxygen, but was dealing with some mental stuff. I saw a phrase for it elsewhere on the boards..."ICU psychosis". They wouldn't let him leave the ICU until he was better mentally. And that happened two days ago! Woo!!!!!!! He's got a long long road ahead of him. With the illness I had (and who knows WHAT it was, since no one tested me for anything...I tell you, I get the WORST medical health care on the planet...never go to anyone mainstream that I see!) where I was about *this* close from being hospitalized b/c I could barely breathe (though I was working SO hard to breathe so I didn't die with only my son here that my oxygen saturation as I finally got to urgent care was still a good 97%, which I think told the staff that I wasn't THAT sick, but tells ME that I have an iron will when it's just me and the kid)....even with whatever I had, my lungs are still healing up. I'm finally able to talk about halfway normal, in terms of how many words I can say before taking a breath. I sound normal to those who don't know me...but to those who know me and know how much I talk talk talk, they can tell. I'm still getting winded doing relatively normal things, but it's not a muscle thing, just a lung exhaustion thing. So with him, especially since he was a smoker (I grew up with smokers, but I've never done it...he got it from both sides...second AND firsthand smoke) and not athletic at all...he's going to have a long recovery. Poor guy. My stepmom had already gotten the FMLA stuff done a day or two before he was taken off the ventilator, and it included time for her to care for him at home, AND she gets paid during that time, so that's a weight off their shoulders! Since she is a nurse herself, they won't have to hire people to help out at home if they might have needed to. So that's the situation with my brother. It really brought the family closer, which has been amazing. Of course, we were all in crisis mode for 2 weeks, and now we're kind of floating around, wondering what to say to each other when we aren't giving each other updates...but hopefully we'll continue this new closeness. The conversations and time with my stepmom alone have been amazing. |
I really should introduce us; I got a little weird there, thinking that no one new would show up AND that anyone who was here had read my reports before (combo of low and high self-esteem, I think, LOL).
I'm Molly. Travel agent for the family, fast-talker, homeschooling parent, former chiropractor (who has dreams of training in cranio-sacral therapy). Married to Robert. Works his behind off for us (thank you!) so I work my behind off making his leisure trips nice. He travels for work as a product tester at Amazon (the company where we met, both doing customer service). A very nice guy. :goodvibes Our son, aka kidlet, aka The Boy, is Eamon. He's 6 but will be 7 for our trip. We have hopes of more babies, but if it isn't meant to be, he's the BEST "only" a person could wish for. Awesome lil' dude. Even if recently he's been almost literally talking my ear off (hmm, wonder where he got THAT from?). That's our core traveling group, the one I mean when I say "our family" or "just us" or sometimes just "us". ********************** The others (who all live on the east coast of Florida) that were with us on our last trip, and who will be with us on this trip, are as follows! My aunt (aka Auntie), my late mom's sister. My cousin A, my Aunt's daughter. She's around 8 years younger than me and is married to... Her husband, S, is a supremely nice guy. He is even more enthusiastic about WDW than A is! And that's saying a lot. He and hubby had fun in December whipping out their smartphones to see who could find out a wait time faster. They also did a good (ha ha, maybe good to a normal person but us highly intuitive women saw right through them) job thinking that they were hiding their nausea after insisting on riding Mission Space, the Orange side. Their kids are... Miss A (or Lady A or Lady or variations on that theme, as their nickname for her is Lady), who will be 4 for the trip. An adorable and hyper little munchkin, she won our hearts! and Mr E (he was Mr Baby as a baby but now we'll just call him that especially to differentiate from MY E!), who will be just about 9, I believe, for the trip. He's super-sweet, and is dealing with some issues. No diagnosis, but they are working on how to help him even without getting one (my cousin, and I totally understand her reasons, doesn't particularly want one)...some of the things he deals with are an inability to easily look you in the eye, he gets a bit obsessive about things, he has a VERY hard time losing, or imagining doing something he doesn't want to do. His immediate family loves him to pieces, but has had a hard time dealing with his differences, have wanted him to just be OK...but now, at last, they are meeting him where he is, and they are working towards helping him. For instance, they are having Family Game Nights to help him work on maybe not being the game piece he wants to be, helping him learn that sometimes you lose and sometimes you win but you must always be gracious, etc etc. He also has some physical issues like upper body weakness, low muscle tone, and being double-jointed, and they are hiring a PT and an OT to help with those things, too. When I met him on our trip it took a day for me to warm up to him, but by the end of their stay with us we were bosom buddies. I'm sure we'll also see another contingent while out there (as they are extremely local to WDW), but I'll wait until I know to reintroduce them! The above 5 are the ones staying in our 2 bedroom at OKW. We are all very excited to have another opportunity to see each other AND WDW again so soon! |
Well, just made our flight arrangements out to Orlando. For the December flight, we got one flight paid for with miles, and paid for the other two out of pocket. This time, because I'm impatient and cannot wait to see if Robert will be sent on any flights for which he can earn Alaska miles, we have "only" two of us going on miles (MVP miles no less!) and are paying cash for one.
Even better, the cash flight is a bit less expensive than the one-ticket cost was in December! Nice! I'm really happy about the nonstop flight out there. We'll use a different airline on the way back, because of miles, and there are no nonstops, which is a bummer...but oh well. Robert has WAY more miles on that airline so it will almost certainly be "free" (with Alaska you pay a few bucks per ticket, not sure if it's the same on the other airline), and that's worth a plane change IMO. Because of the difference in the cost of the one ticket AND the price of the Universal hotels, the decision has been made for when we'll be at Universal; we'll be going *after* WDW. This actually works out nicely, especially given that the day of WDW checkout would have been my mom's birthday, and it's sad enough without being on a plane leaving Orlando. So there we go. We have our way "out". :) |
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I found you too!
So glad your brother is doing better!!! And you too! |
And another woohoo!
Went crazy this evening and booked our way back home as well. United didn't have 3 tickets at the low mileage price, but we booked two of us with the low miles and the third at the higher "cost". Still only cost $15 in real dollars (you have to pay some sort of fee...the Alaska flights had no stops, so it was 2.50 per person using miles...the United flights have one stop so it was $5 per person).
As Robert reminded me, we got roundtrip flights for 3 people for under $300 (remember, he paid for one Alaska ticket and there were the other fee involved), and that's hard to be upset about! :goodvibes Not only that, but he told me that he and E had seen an ad for the Nickelodeon Suites up the road from WDW, and so we've decided that we'll stay there the first night. We're traveling on the 12th but OKW doesn't start until the 13th, so we needed something anyway. It looks like fun. Well, it looks like a Motel 6 got a water play area with two pools, but that can be fun. :3dglasses Edited to add....forgot to mention, the Nick hotel will be a surprise for E. We so rarely have surprises in this family (I hate them and do not welcome them, and that has translated to the rest of the family) that it's fun to have just this one, especially since I know he wants to stay there! |
Workin' out the budget...always a fun part of vacation. :rolleyes1
And totally off topic - another really cool technique to check out is EFT. (emotional freedom technique) We love it and use it at our house. :thumbsup2 I'm following along again - sorry I was MIA on the end of the last TR - we've had some very sick people at our house :sick: and after 6 weeks everyone is finally feeling better. :cheer2: I'm excited to hear about another trip! Super glad that your brother is okay and on the road to recovery. Also very glad to hear that you are finally feeling a LOT better. It's amazing how much iron will mothers (and fathers) can have when it relates to their children. Major, major willpower! |
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1 The southern boundary of the land assigned to the descendants of Joseph started from the Jordan near Jericho, at a point east of the springs of Jericho, and went into the desert. It went from Jericho up into the hill country as far as Bethel. | 1 The allotment for Joseph began at the Jordan of Jericho, east of the waters of Jericho, and went up from there through the desert into the hill country of Bethel. |
2 From Bethel it went to Luz, passing on to Ataroth Addar, where the Archites lived. | 2 It went on from Bethel (that is, Luz), crossed over to the territory of the Arkites in Ataroth, |
3 It then went west to the area of the Japhletites, as far as the area of Lower Beth Horon. It went on from there to Gezer and ended at the Mediterranean Sea. | 3 descended westward to the territory of the Japhletites as far as the region of Lower Beth Horon and on to Gezer, ending at the sea. |
4 The descendants of Joseph, the tribes of Ephraim and West Manasseh, received this land as their possession. | 4 So Manasseh and Ephraim, the descendants of Joseph, received their inheritance. |
5 This was the territory of the Ephraimite families: their border ran from Ataroth Addar eastward to Upper Beth Horon, | 5 This was the territory of Ephraim, clan by clan: The boundary of their inheritance went from Ataroth Addar in the east to Upper Beth Horon |
6 and from there to the Mediterranean Sea. Michmethath was on their north. East of there the border bent toward Taanath Shiloh and went past it on the east to Janoah. | 6 and continued to the sea. From Micmethath on the north it curved eastward to Taanath Shiloh, passing by it to Janoah on the east. |
7 Then it went down from Janoah to Ataroth and Naarah, reaching Jericho and ending at the Jordan. | 7 Then it went down from Janoah to Ataroth and Naarah, touched Jericho and came out at the Jordan. |
8 The border went west from Tappuah to the stream Kanah and ended at the Mediterranean Sea. This was the land given to the families of the tribe of Ephraim as their possession, | 8 From Tappuah the border went west to the Kanah Ravine and ended at the sea. This was the inheritance of the tribe of the Ephraimites, clan by clan. |
9 along with some towns and villages that were within the borders of Manasseh, but given to the Ephraimites. | 9 It also included all the towns and their villages that were set aside for the Ephraimites within the inheritance of the Manassites. |
10 But they did not drive out the Canaanites who lived in Gezer, so the Canaanites have lived among the Ephraimites to this day, but they have been forced to work as slaves. | 10 They did not dislodge the Canaanites living in Gezer; to this day the Canaanites live among the people of Ephraim but are required to do forced labor. |
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The idea here is to get a group of friends, family, or co-workers together to form a team. Decide on a cool team name and register each team member using the registration link above. Once registered, we'll send you some additional info along with a fundraising form and flyer. We need your help in raising awareness of the many different mental health disorders, how to detect them, and when and where to seek treatment. On the day of the event, your team will work together to keep one team member in a rocking chair on stage to ROCK for the designated time. The team that raises the most money and keeps your rocking chair occupied will be awarded with some really cool prizes! Additionally, if each team member raises $50 or more, you will get a free t-shirt.
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The Three Suns
The Three Suns was an American instrumental pop group, popular in the 1940s and 1950s.
Career history[edit]
The group was formed in 1939 by brothers Al Nevins (guitar) and Morty Nevins (accordion) and their cousin, radio and vaudeville veteran Artie Dunn (vocals, electronic organ). They became a popular nightclub attraction; during a New York engagement in 1944, they were signed to appear in short musical films for the Soundies movie jukeboxes. They performed nine songs for the cameras.
In 1944, The Three Suns scored their first hit record, "Twilight Time"; their version was strictly instrumental and did not feature the lyrics written later by Buck Ram.[1] "Twilight Time" sold over four million copies and was awarded a gold record.[2]
This was followed by "Peg o' My Heart", which was one of the best-selling records of 1947 in the United States. The group was featured in Alfred Hitchcock's Rope (1948) performing an off-screen "radio sequence", and in Two Gals and a Guy (1951). The band is also notable in that they were reputed to have been the favorite musical group of former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower.[3]
During the 1950s the group continued to play "live" dates with the same personnel, but their recording sessions would often have studio musicians substituting for one or another, because keyboardist Artie Dunn did not read music and guitarist Al Nevins became more interested in the production end of the recording business. The group's popularity waned as rock and roll became popular, but the group reinvented itself by using its RCA Victor recording sessions as an audio laboratory, employing additional instruments and novel stereophonic effects. These new arrangements became popular among fans of lounge music and exotica.[1] Al Nevins remained with RCA as a producer and arranger until his death in 1965; Morty Nevins then hired studio musicians Fred Mendelssohn and Vinnie Bell and recorded a new stereo album, using the Three Suns name.
Founding member Al Nevins was also co-founder of Aldon Music, a Brill Building songwriting company.[2]
- Founding members
- Artie Dunn — vocals, organ (died January 15, 1996, age 73)[4]
- Al Nevins — guitar (died January 25, 1965, age 48)[4]
- Morty Nevins — accordion (died July 23, 1990, age 63)[4]
- Later members
- George Barnes - guitar
- Johnny Buck (Bucky Pizzarelli) — guitar
- Joe Negri — guitar
- Joe Vento — accordion, piano
- Johnny Romano — guitar
- Tony Lovello — accordion
- Del Casher (Del Kacher) — guitar
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The first records released by The Three Suns, during the 1940s and 1950s, were 78 rpm. In 1949 RCA Victor released their first 10 inch LP. Between 1950-1954, 10-inch albums were released. In 1955, The Three Suns released their first 12 inch LP Soft & Sweet and in 1958 released their first stereo LP. In 1956, RCA started recording in stereo. From 1958 until 1969, RCA Victor mixed two versions for each LP release with the prefixes "LPM" for mono and "LSP" for stereo; however there are some stereo releases with mono counterparts that were released before 1958. There may be double entries in the following list for that reason. RCA changed their prefix to reflect the discontinuation of mono in the early 1970s.
The Three Suns recorded a number of sides for the V-Disc label in the 1940s, which were only issued by the US Government to the USO units overseas. These sides were reissued on a two-CD set in 1997 by IMC Licencing. Most of the titles were not sequenced on the CD as they appeared on the original 78's.
- Albums
- Twilight Time (Majestic, M2, 1944) (10 inch)
- Twilight Time (Varsity, 6001, 1950) (10 inch)
- Midnight Time (Varsity, 6048, 1950) (10 inch)
- You and the Night and the Music (RCA Victor, 47-4202A, 1951) (7 INCH 45 RPM)
- Yours is My Heart Alone (RCA Victor, 47-4202B, 1951) (7 INCH 45 RPM)
- Twilight Time (Royale, 1, 1951) (10 inch)
- Midnight Time (Royale, 29, 1951) (10 inch)
- Three Quarter Time (RCA Victor, LPM-3, 1951) (10 inch)
- Hands Across The Table (RCA Victor, lpm-28, 1951)(10 inch)
- Twilight Moods (RCA Victor, LPM-3012, 1952) (10 inch)
- The Three Suns Present (RCA Victor, LPM-3034, 1952) (10 inch)
- Busy Fingers (RCA Victor, LPM-3040, 1952)
- Christmas Party (RCA Victor, LPM-3056, 1952) (10 inch)[5]
- Soft and Sweet (RCA Victor, 1955) U.S. #13[5]
- Sounds of Christmas (RCA Victor, LPM-1132, 1955)
- Twilight Time (RCA Victor, LPM-1171, 1956)
- My Reverie (RCA Victor, LPM-1173, 1956)
- Slumber Time (RCA Victor, LPM-1219, 1956)
- High Fi and Wide (RCA Victor, 1956) U.S. #19[5]
- Easy Listening (RCA Victor LPM-1316, 1956)
- Midnight for Two (RCA Victor, 1957) U.S. #16[5]
- Malaguena (RCA Victor lpm-1220, 1956)
- Things I Love in Hi-Fi (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-1543, 1958)
- Let's Dance With The Three Suns (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-1578, 1958)
- Happy Go Lucky Sound (RCA Victor, 1958)
- My Reverie (RCA Victor, LSP-1173, 1958)
- Love in the Afternoon (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-1669, 1959)
- Having a Ball With The Three Suns (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-1734, 1959)
- Swingin' on a Star (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-1964, 1959)
- A Ding Dong Dandy Christmas (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-2054, 1959)
- At the Candlelight Cafe (RCA Camden, 1959)
- Twilight Memories (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-2120, 1960)
- On a Magic Carpet (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-2235, 1960)
- Twilight Time (RCA Victor, LPC-110, 1961) (COMPACT 33 DOUBLE)
- Dancing on a Cloud (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-2307, 1961)
- Fever & Smoke (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-2310, 1961)
- In Orbit (Rondo, 1962)
- Movin' 'N' Groovin' (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-2532, 1962)
- Warm and Tender (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-2617, 1962)
- Everything Under the Sun (RCA Victor, LPM/LSP-2715, 1963)
- One Enchanted Evening (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-2904, 1963)
- A Swinging Thing (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-2963)
- Country Music Shindig (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-3354)
- Fun in the Sun (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-2437)
- Continental Affair (RCA Camden CAL 573)
- The Best of The Three Suns (RCA Victor LPM/LSP-3447(e), 1966)
- This Is The Three Suns (RCA Victor VPS-6075, 1971)
- Nine Soundies musicals (1944)
- Rope (1948) directed by Alfred Hitchcock; offscreen performers in radio sequence
- Two Gals and a Guy (1951)
- Cavalcade of Stars (1950) episode 1.65
- The Ed Sullivan Show (1950) episodes 3.38 and 3.39
- The Kate Smith Hour (1953) December 29, 1953 episode,[6] which mentions them as having appeared on previous episodes
- Captain Chesapeake (1971 to 1990) The theme song was the Bob Crosby tune "Stumbling" by The Three Suns. This theme was played from a 33 rpm at 45 rpm speed.
- ^ a b The Three Suns at Allmusic
- ^ a b Murrells, Joseph (1978). The Book of Golden Discs (2nd ed.). London: Barrie and Jenkins Ltd. p. 53. ISBN 0-214-20512-6.
- ^ http://www.spaceagepop.com/threesun.htm
- ^ a b c Joel Whitburn, The Billboard Albums, 6th edn (2006), p. 1052.
- ^ a b c d Billboard, Allmusic
- ^ http://archive.org/details/KateSmithDaytime2


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Shia LaBeouf not at Fault in Drunk Accident
Shia LaBeouf has some good news to celebrate. Just make it a dry celebration, pal.
Los Angeles sheriff's spokesperson Steve Whitmore tells Us that the recent accident the intoxicated actor was involved in was actually not Shia LaBeouf's fault.
"The other car ran a red light and, if not already, they will be cited. They will now be listed as Party One on the report, indicating they were at fault."
Before the incident, LaBoeuf had seen Lemon Sun perform at the Troubadour in West Hollywood, California, with his Transformers co-star Isabel Lucas.
Whitmore stated that no changes will be made to the misdemeanor DUI the actor was cited with.
In the September issue of Details, LaBeouf tells the mag, "I don't know how to have one drink."


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delicious! i squeezed a bit of lemon juice on at the end to brighten it a bit. also i only blanched the greens for about a minute and that seemed enough. this was my first time having dandelion greens and they were a big hit.
'twas alright. It's a "how to use dandelions" recipe, nothing more. I think the pepper flakes were a bit too hot, might be better with something more fresh and saucy. My husband didn't eat any and it lasted a while. Besides being bitter, the dandelions make you pee too. So I would only suggest this if you are eating it for the health benefits...
A splash of Balsamic vinegar went a loooong way to counteract the bitterness of the greens.
I am a dandelion devotee and especially when I am run down my body pines for these magical greens. Yes the stalks can be chewy. This recipe is a great basic guide. I usually start the recipe with lots of onion (sliced top to bottom not rounds). And let some of it nicely fry through. The other trick is to separate the stalks from leaves. Stalks can be broken to about 1" pieces and ensure to use only those that still pop and not too fibrous. Add stalks first (before the leaves) and stir it all in and add a little tamarind water, bring to boil then gently simmer about 10 minutes to tenderize stalks. Then add the leaves and continue with recipe. I often let everything cook tenderly for about 20 minutes and then uncover and let the oil kinda fry up the onions and greens (you may have to add some extra oil at the end). A little curry powder and turmeric (even lemon juice) can also do wonders if you are in the mood. Again on the stalks-- Yes the stalks are inherently chewy. We will just have to live with it in exchange for the miraculous goodness this wonder-green gives us. Thankful for dandelions.
I followed the recipe and the greens became an unrecognizable salty mush. I preferred it when boiled for 3-5 minutes w/ less salt and sauteed for 1-2 minutes. It had a subtle bitterness I enjoyed with a little more resemblance to dandelion greens.
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