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Wetli noted a profile. "It only happened in chronic users of cocaine and predominantly in males," he says. "It's as if they're impervious to pain — to pepper spray, to batons, to numchucks. You spray them with pepper spray and they just sort of look at you."
Wetli and UM colleague David A. Fishbain found seven such cases — six in Miami-Dade and one in Palm Beach County — that had occurred during a 13-month period in 1983 and 1984. The resulting study pioneered excited delirium.
The death cases read like classics of the syndrome: The female drug trafficker, the only woman in the study, who suddenly jumped out of a moving car. "You're trying to kill me. Please don't kill me. I have children," she begged of her boyfriend, who was driving, as she dove out the passenger-side door. She died after several police officers "subdued" her with handcuffs and ankle restraints.
Or the 26-year-old man who fought with his boyfriend, stripped naked, and "ran about the apartment smashing a variety of objects," lacerating himself, before expiring in restraints at the hospital.
And the cocaine freebaser who "began running down the street yelling and screaming unintelligibly." He stole and fired a police officer's gun after being tackled. Cops struck him twice on the head with a heavy flashlight, but the medical examiner didn't find lethal injuries.
In five of the seven cases, the subjects died in police custody. Wetli and Fishbain didn't know why excited delirium caused death, but they posited that it might have had something to do with the increasing purity of street cocaine. Their only recommendation was that cops and paramedics "be aware of the potential for sudden death" in crazed subjects.
But if Wetli was treading on shaky ground, his biggest case would call into question whether he was stretching the evidence to fit his theory.
For a decade, the bodies turned up in flop motels, parking lots, and alleyways throughout inner-city Miami. They were often naked from the waist down, and all showed signs of recently having had sex. They were all black women. Most were prostitutes and chronic cocaine users.
Cops and medical examiners were stumped by the 32 corpses found from 1980 to the turn of the next decade. But it wasn't the work of a subtropical Jack the Ripper, declared Dr. Wetli. Autopsies "have conclusively showed that these women were not murdered," he told the now-defunct Miami News in 1988. Instead, he hatched a brazen theory that would come to provide ammunition for modern-day debunkers of excited delirium.
Wetli posited that a female offshoot of the syndrome, involving the combination of sex and years of cocaine use, had caused the serial deaths. "My gut feeling," Wetli told New Times in 1989, "is that this is a terminal event that follows chronic use of crack cocaine affecting the nerve receptors in the brain."
"For some reason," he expounded to the Miami News, "the male of the species becomes psychotic [after chronic cocaine use] and the female of the species dies in relation to sex."
But in 1992, police announced they had found a serial killer responsible for the deaths: 36-year-old Charles Henry Williams. Wetli's boss, chief examiner Joseph Davis, exhumed the bodies for reexamination and found evidence of asphyxia. Williams died of an AIDS-related illness before he could face the mounting evidence against him, which included physical links, accounts from escaped victims, and a pattern that showed that when he was in prison, the deaths ceased.
Wetli's apparent missed call 20 years ago casts doubt on excited delirium today, says Nashville attorney and National Police Accountability Project member Andrew Clark. "He's one of the guys who coined excited delirium, and he misapplied it to the work of a serial killer," Clark says. "How do we know his colleagues aren't making a similar mistake?"
Today, Wetli, who is in private practice in New Jersey, initially downplays his theory. He had to make a diagnosis so that the bodies could be buried, he says. But then it becomes clear he still believes that death by sex might have killed those women 20 years ago. "It's certainly a possibility," he says. "The guy never went to trial, so we'll never know. The police had a commendable theory in suspecting him. But believing in something and proving it is another story."
University of Miami's brain bank, located on the fourth floor of a drab building in downtown Miami, is all cramped quarters, depressing lighting, and towering filing cabinets. It has about as much evil-lair feng shui as a small-town library.
But this — if you believe critics — is where neurology professor Deborah Mash, Dr. Wetli's heir as the world's leading expert on excited delirium, bends over brain samples, presumably with a hunchbacked assistant by her side, and concocts the science fiction that is gaining acceptance throughout the world.
"She's just a charlatan," California attorney John Burton, who has turned taking on Taser into a career, says of Mash. "She's not a medical doctor, and she has no business opining on cause of death."
But the 56-year-old dark-eyed neurologist, who wears pantsuits and a skeptical smile, doesn't act the villain when she meets with New Times. She calls a reporter "silly boy" in a chirpy drawl and commiserates with the anger she attracts. "Everybody's pointing fingers. Nobody's happy," she says of excited delirium deaths. "And the problem for medical examiners is that they have no anatomic cause of death. You're running around manic one minute, and the next minute you're dead."

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More than 90,000 people are expected to turn out for the event, which gets under way at 9:30 a.m. and goes into late afternoon. The Menifee-based "Just In Time Skydivers" will welcome spectators with a parachute jump from the back of a transport plane, deploying an American flag on their way down. Thirty minutes later, stunt pilot Frank Donnelly will wow the crowd with "Dr. D's Old-Time Aerobatics" in his single-engine 1946 Taylorcraft. At 11 a.m., John Collver will steer his T-6 Texan warbird through a number of high-speed maneuvers, all of which will be repeated during an afternoon encore, according to organizers. Famed aerobatics pilot Jon Melby is also slated to power up his Pitts muscle bi-plane for two performances, during which he'll demonstrate snap rolls, loops and dives. Aviatrix and skydiver Melissa Pemberton is scheduledto be on hand Advertisement Aerobatics performer Doug Jardine will be running his experimental Sbach 342 Thunderbolt through a series of low-altitude maneuvers, after which the annual "Smoke-n-Thunder" contest is planned, pitting a "jet car" against Collver's T-6 in a race down the runway, with Collver flying a couple hundred feet above the car. A series of flybys are scheduled, with P-51 Mustangs, C-47 Skytrains and other classic planes lined up to participate, but no active-duty military pilots will be taking part as a result of cuts in Department of Defense spending. A car show, aircraft static displays and military vehicles will be available for visitors to see up close. The air show is free to the public. Parking will be available at the airport and in surrounding lots owned by local businesses. 0 comments Be the first to share your opinion on this article!
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By: HipHopMom on March 3, 2011 - 7:50pm - Add new comment
There are 2 "semi" feral young cats that a friend is looking for a foster home. She needs someone who would be willing to take both, they are siblings. I call them semi feral because they do not run from humans and actually let those who feed them pet and pick them up. They are currently near a childcare center and the principal of the shelter does not want them being fed near the school. We are looking for some one who would be willing to work with the cats to make them complete house pets so that they can then be adopted out.
By: HipHopMom on February 3, 2011 - 4:00pm - Add new comment
Wouldn't it be great if the Bluffton PD or BCSD would do something like this. Especially in the neighborhoods such as Woodbridge, Edgefield, The Farm ect.....where the bus drivers have little or no regard for the posted speed limit.....
By: HipHopMom on January 14, 2011 - 11:43am - Add new comment
This a big weekend for football with couple of big upsets very possible. Who are you hoping wil be the big winners this weekend. I for one am a huge JETS fan and am hoping and praying that they kick some serious NE butt. I know that they have the talent to do so.
I am also kind of hoping that the Ravens knock the Steelers down a notch or two and gives them a serious run for their money.
By: HipHopMom on January 13, 2011 - 7:47am - Add new comment
Please don't forget to vote everyday for Maranatha Farm at www.TheAnimalRescueSite.com
It only takes a minute of your time.
By: HipHopMom on January 10, 2011 - 3:35pm - Add new comment
Can anyone out there help? He is in Georgia.
By: HipHopMom on January 4, 2011 - 12:59pm - Add new comment
Just curious is anyone going to the rally tonight for Extreme Home Makeover? Is anyone planning on volunteering? I would like to but I would first like to know that the home is being built in Bluffton. We have a friend who is doing all the storm shutters for the project and they still have not told the builders or anyone else involved in the project where the house is being built. Apparently only the shows producers know.
By: HipHopMom on December 28, 2010 - 1:59pm - Add new comment
It appears that no bond has been set on the manslaughter charge and $50k on the possession charge. Mr Oates remains in the BC detention center right where he belongs.
By: HipHopMom on December 28, 2010 - 8:53am - Add new comment
Does anyone know if the power has been fixed in Woodbridge yet. Went out around 6 this morning. I went online to check the status and Palmetto Electric site is showing more people out now than when it first occured.
By: HipHopMom on December 23, 2010 - 9:45am - Add new comment
Does anyone have a recommedation for a good hairdresser in Bluffton that does not charge an arm & a leg?
By: HipHopMom on November 21, 2010 - 1:27pm - Add new comment
Does anyone know if there will be advance ticket sales for Friday's big game. For the Flora game we were able to get them at the Bluffton Pharmacy.
I hope that the makority of Bluffton will be at the game on Friday to show their support of our unbelievable football team. We should be able to make the stadium standing room only on Friday. The noise level should shake the windows of all the houses in Bluffton!


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Love this color, its my favorite Chanel nail polish. I bought one in mid November and bought another one before Christmas ! I love it so much. Everyone always compliments it when I wear it. LOVE.
Absolutely gorgeous bright, opaque, glossy pink (not too far off from Pantone's 2011 color of the year, "honeysuckle;" imagine that) that has worn remarkably well on the nail I tested it on - no base/top coats, no babying, no chips. Ordinarily I find Chanel polishes to chip like crazy, but this polish has lasted for days and I've been sharpening knives, building Ikea shelves, roughhousing with my dog, you name it.
Of course, I'm late to the game and this polish is totally sold out. I have no choice but to go looking on Ebay unless someone finds an amazing dupe. If you're lucky enough to try out or buy this polish, please do so - it's fresh, pretty and surprisingly sexy. If Chanel would make this part of their permanent collection, they'd have a customer for life in me.
PS there is another bright pink in the permanent collection that, side by side with Pulsion, looks similar, but the regular is deeper and more blue. If Pulsion is too bright for you but you like the idea, this other pink might be perfect for you.
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Gorgeous unique color. Very very bright pink/fuschia. I have over 200 polishes and nothing is even close to this one. Great formula. Love, love, love it.
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Pink nail polishes are normally reserved for Spring/Summer collections, but unusually Chanel launched their Holiday 2010 makeup collection which includes their nail polish in 547 Pulsion.
I spotted this nail polish on the Chanel counter in Boots on the way home from work. Anything pink catches my eye, and the colour was spot on, a deep pink and just one coat creates streak-free, glossy nails. Would suit all skin-tones from fair to dark, and I even bought one as a present for my friend whos blonde/fair-skinned.
I'd really love it if they made 547 Pulsion a permenant colour in their range.
I love this color too! Its nothing unique or such but its surely an attention grabber and i love it for that! Application was perfect too. I love the way it dries to super glossy finish. the only down point is tht it chips fast! But for someone like me who changes polishes everyday, its not a problem at all.
Overall like this 1. Plus its Chanel!!
I'm a big fan of Chanel polishes and I absolutely love this color. It is so gorgeous on. The perfect bright fuschia color. Received so many compliments when I wore it recently. Definitely would recommend.
Simply stunning, classic, color. LOVE IT!!
pigmentation - excellent
application - excellent
glossy - very
this is one of the most easy to apply, professional-manicure-in-a-bottle shades i own. similar to particuliere in buttery smoothness.
maybe i should describe the color. simply, it's fucshia. i know this isn't a groundbreaking color concept, but this one is done so perfectly. it's bright without having a chalky neon quality; it's rich and deep. it looks expensive. i love bright colors (i own every single Color Club and China Glaze neon) but they can look gaudy. this is a gorgeous and sophisticated bright.
if i had the option of rating this "better than 5" i would
chanel knows how it's done!


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Mar 12 2013
"Challenge on the Hill of Fire" Review & Giveaway (Winners Announced!)
The two winners of the "Challenge on the Hill of Fire" Review & Giveaway are:
#4 Emily Leigh: "No, I have nothing planned. I will make sure I wear green so my 3/4 grade Sunday school class doesn't pinch me!"
#767 LeAnne K: "We don't have anything planned. My boys would love these books though!"
Congratulations, winners! Contact Heather to claim your FREE set of the Imagination Series books #1-10!
With St. Patrick's Day only a few days away, I thought it was the perfect time for a review of Challenge on the Hill of Fire, the latest (Book 10) of the Adventures in Odyssey Imagination Station series. As with the other books in this series, young readers will journey through different periods of time with the two main characters, cousins Patrick and Beth. A Focus on the Family publication, each of these faith-based children's chapter books center around actual historical events.
In "Challenge on the Hill of Fire", the Imagination Station transports Patrick and Beth to the year 433 AD with nothing more than two meaningful gifts in their pockets and a quick warning from their friend Mr. Whittaker to "Beware of the druids!…But look for the bishop. He'll help you!"
Kidnapped, bound, and sold as slaves to Celtic Druids, Patrick and Beth must climb into a wooden cart with several other slaves headed for certain death. The two children manage a miraculous escape with the help of Tristan, a follower of Patricius (Saint Patrick). Sadly, several of the other people in the cart refused the opportunity to escape, bound by their paralyzing fear of the Druids who "cast spells and put curses on anyone who resists them."
Soon Patrick and Beth discover that Patricius is the "bishop" Mr. Whittaker said would help them. Caught between Patricius's challenge of the ancient laws of the land, and the Druid Leader Lochru's manipulative control over Logaire, the High King of Ireland, Patrick and Beth find themselves in a fiery power struggle on the Hill of Slane.
The book's theme is to stand strong for truth and not allow one's self to be a slave to darkness and fear. As Patrick said, "What a terrible time that was to live, …Sacrifices and slavery…Everyone was sad, scared, or angry. Even the ones with money and power." In the end, the two cousins felt inspired to follow St. Patrick's lead and stand up to those who "bully people with their lies and pain."
Written for 6 to 9 year olds, I think Challenge on the Hill of Fire sits squarely on a 2nd grade reading level; however, an older child will still enjoy the story line, but just may be able to finish it in one or two sittings. At $4.50, this paperback is an inexpensive supplement for any unit study of St. Patrick.
Visit The Imagination Station website and click on this title's "Watch a Click Book!" to read the first chapter for FREE!
Also, at the end of each of the books in this series is a "Secret Word Puzzle" for readers to solve. With the secret word in hand, children can visit the website, click on the title's text link for "Secret Word" and get to listen to a FREE episode of the Adventures in Odyssey radio series.
(The above photo only features the books we have in our home, but all ten books are included for the giveaway.)
If this review of Challenge on the Hill of Fire has sparked your interest in the Imagination Series, you are in luck! Focus on the Family is providing one (1) set of books #1-10 in the Imagination Series for two (2) lucky winners!
To enter the giveaway, just answer the following question in the Comments section below.
Do you have any special unit study or activity planned for St. Patrick's Day? If so, share it with us in the comments!
One entry per person, please.
Entries must live within the Continental United States.
No entries after noon (CST) On Wednesday, the 12th.
Winner will be selected at random and announced soon after.
Heather Sanders is a leading homeschooling journalist who inspires homeschooling families across the nation. Married to Jeff, Heather lives in the East Texas Piney Woods and homeschools her three children, Emelie, Meredith and Kenny.
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Brenda On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:34 am
Our town has a huge parade and party for St Patrick's Day. Hopefully the weather cooperates:)
Andrea On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:37 am
Just a few crafts this year.
lynnw On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:39 am
Review of the Irish coming to Milwaukee and where they settled
Jody On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:42 am
Reviewing St. Patrick's way of explaining the Trinity using a shamrock.
Cassy On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:42 am
I just planned to wear green and indulge in a Shamrock Shake!
S On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:43 am
We usually do a short review of the history of St. Patrick's Day and some sort of craft. The big thing for us is green food. I try to plan a whole day of green eats. From green pancakes or waffels to start the day through to green spaghetti and salad for dinner. All in fun and creates great memories for the kids.
Ramie On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:43 am
I don't really have anything planned. Just corned beef and cabbage for dinner.
Michelle (aka mybelle101) On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:43 am
We are having a dinner with friends (brisket and potatoes) that evening, but we'll also be covering information on St. Patrick's life, his use of the shamrock to explain the Trinity, and how/where the holiday is celebrated…my 6-year-old is very interested because he keeps hearing about parties (at our co-op) and that he should wear green
Elizabeth McLaughlin On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:43 am
I almost forgot St. Patricks Day was coming up. We probably will not do anything but I may try to get some green cupcakes for my son and look for more info on the internet. Thanks for the contest!
Karen On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:44 am
Well, had not thought of a study on St Patrick…but would be good to learn what the holiday is about. My children would love these books! Thanks for the giveaway:)
Rae On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:44 am
I have a 2 year old and a 7 month old so I am gathering ideas. No official plans yet.
Coleen Connolly Deems On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:45 am
We discuss our Irish heritage and our ancestors who arrived in the United States in 1894… AFTER the Leprechaun avoids the trap we set for him every year, and he leaves the children the "chocolate foil wrapped " gold coins in a pot, as his pot of gold.
CathyB On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:45 am
I don't have anything planned. It is a great idea though!
SaraElizabeth On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:45 am
We don't have anything planned but I think my son would really enjoy reading these books.
Heather Nowak On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:45 am
I don't have anything planned but would love to try these books!
kesha On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:46 am
The only plans we have is to keep from getting pinched! WEARING TONS OF GREEN!!!!!
Andrea On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:47 am
Read some Irish legends and poetry, listen to some Irish music too! Dress in green, maybe bake something green…just have fun!!
Elisa F. On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:47 am
I didn't have anything planned – duh! – why didn't it even occur to me? Thanks for the idea!
Sylvia On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:48 am
I don't homeschool…yet. I started reading for some info and keep coming back! I'll be taking the plunge when my kids hit junior high age. Getting excited!
Gretta On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:49 am
We don't have St Patricks Day plans but I would love to win these books for our kids to enjoy
Melissa On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:50 am
Nope, nothing planned. I'm finding schooling with a 10th grader and an infant and some in between makes it difficult to deviate much from the scheduled texts.
Ainsley On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:50 am
Nope. I don't have any kids, but this would be a great gift for my nephews. My sister-in-law has three boys. The oldest just turned 6, so this would be great for them for years!
Brandynn Stanford On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:51 am
Our unit study is being involved in the St. Patrick's Day festivities for our little town of Dublin, Texas. My husband is the town leprechaun and will be in the parade!
Brandi P On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:53 am
We plan to make some Irish recipes. This weekend my husband and daughters made Irish Soda Bread. We will also do some research and discussion about St. Patrick and do some crafts.
Julie On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:53 am
First of all, my 9 year old son would love these!
My daughter will be 14 this St. Patrick Day, so we will be celebrating her birthday. And my husband will be doing a children's sermon on the life of St. Patrick in Children's Church. I guess we are sort of celebrating ;-)!
ellee On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:54 am
i was thinking about it but wasn't sure what to do. if i win this set of books, we will read the book for st. patrick's day!
Jean from Simi Valley On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:54 am
Wear green and drink a beer.
Jane C On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:55 am
No special unit planned, but these books would be awesome reading.
Cassie On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:55 am
We have never really celebrated St. Paddy's Day, except for wearing green on that day.
Trish On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:56 am
We will be celebrating my sister in laws birthday !! She just got out of the hospital so this birthday will be special !!
LeeAnn On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:56 am
As of right now I don't have anything special planned.
Mindy On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:57 am
Does green milk and lucky charms count as a "unit" study? This is a gret giveaway!
Bobbie D. On Tuesday, March 12 at 11:58 am
Green pancakes and a top of the morning to ya.
rebecca On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:00 pm
make an irish themed meal and discuss the culture of Ireland, discuss who St. Patrick was and why there is a day "for him". These books would be a great addition to our day!
sandi p On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:02 pm
A group effort to make Irish Soda Bread?!
Rachel W. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:03 pm
Green pancakes may make an appearance. I always enjoy your posts OMSH!
Christine R. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:04 pm
Nothing planned except for wearing green and having corned beef and cabbage for dinner. A study on St. Patrick though is a great idea.
Marsha On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:04 pm
Wear green and fix an Irish boiled dinner or brisket and mashed potatoes work.
Leah Mae On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:05 pm
We are doing some fun crafts and reading a few books this week. You can read about our plans on my blog
The books look wonderful and we would love to read them!!!
momofsixinidah On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:05 pm
nothing really planned other than maybe green pancakes for breakfast.
Kathy On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:08 pm
We are decorating a shamrock with at least four things we feel 'lucky' to have in our lives.
Jen from MD On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:08 pm
Traditionally we make soda bread and Guinness beef stew and talk about the real St. Patrick. This year I'm getting a book from the library to read as well and my 6 year old asked if we can hide chocolate coins around the house and search for gold to celebrate the more mythical part of the holiday!
mykidsmom On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:09 pm
just probably wearing green..
Heather Stimson On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:09 pm
I actually haven't thought to do that;)
Mariel W On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:10 pm
We do not have anything planned. This sounds like an interesting series though. We'll have to check it out.
LynnT On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:10 pm
Yes the study of traditional Irish food!
Andrea G. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:11 pm
We are church greeters that day and we are decking the whole family out in green…then we are going on a shamrock and Leprechaun hunt!
Janice On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:11 pm
I think we will drive all the snakes off the island!
Shelly J On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:12 pm
Wearing something green for sure….I have 3 boys that love to pinch!
Penny On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:13 pm
This is our first year to homeschool and I had not given any thought to St. Patrick's Day. After reading this post, I think we will head to the library and find a book or two to read about St. Patrick. Thanks for sharing!
claire a On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:13 pm
A good Irish meal – potatoes, soda bread – haven't chosen meat yet as I am not a fan of corned beef. Def will be wearing green – no pinching allowed. Birthday cake since it is DH birthday.
Kristy On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:14 pm
We don't really have anything planned. I was thinking of adding a Pinterest craft. These books look fun for my daughter!
Lynne On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:15 pm
Nothing special planned. I like Jessica's plans though–Pot of Gold snack mix and Irish Cream brownies. And Andrea's green pancakes–yum. (obviously it's lunch time and I'm hungry)
LeahS On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:15 pm
Nothing special planned, maybe reuben sandwiches. I should do more since I am half Irish.
Laura W On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:16 pm
Last year I got a couple of books from the library and we read through them, looking things up as we went. This year I think we'll just watch the Veggietales that covers him (I think it's included on the Sumo of the Opera DVD).
I have a bunch of readers in my house that these books would appeal to!
Allison On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:16 pm
Green pancakes, green milk, corned beef, and cabbage is on the menu for the day. Of course we'll all be wearing green. My sons would love these books!
Emily T On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:16 pm
Nothing planned!
Laura On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:17 pm
Only special things planned are lots of green food!
tammy J On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:17 pm
I would love a set of these books even though nothing special is happening for St. Pat's Day!
Deborah On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:17 pm
Nothing planned now. We should though, our oldest grandson is named Patrick! He would love this books!
Steph in WV On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:19 pm
No special study or discussion – just silent celebration of the birth of my grandmother on that day and the wonderful woman she was.
Trudy On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:19 pm
Well since we are not of Irish descent, my kids will be learning how St. Patrick's Day came to be…..
jess On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:22 pm
No, St Patrick's Day has never really been on my radar…we might remember to wear green…
Karla S. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:22 pm
No St. Patty's Day plans but we usually end up having green day!
lisa On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:23 pm
No studies, just a bar-b-q competition that my boys are entering. And I will be making the more traditional fare of corned beef and cabbage with my mom and daughter.
Jamie G On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:24 pm
No unit study… Just the traditional meal with a discussion of the origins of the holiday
Theresa On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:25 pm
Nothing planned
Rachael L On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:25 pm
Nothing planned, but after reading your review, maybe we should have a lesson on St. Patrick.
Laura B. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:25 pm
I have nothing planned except a good corned beef and cabbage dinner with friends.
Pattie Stock On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:26 pm
Washinton DC. It will be a hands on learning experience!!
Stacy Landwehr On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:27 pm
Usually don't do anything but this post inspired me Will have to think of something!
Susan Johnson On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:27 pm
My family will be traveling to Virginia on St. Patrick's Day so we will be celebrating far from home. Would love to have these books!!!!!
kristiana On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:28 pm
I thought about watching the Veggietales that covers the story of St. Patrick. Nothing spectacular though. My daughter has read the first of these books and liked it a lot. I think my boys would love them.
Adriana Clesceri On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:28 pm
This year I am not homeschooling so nothing in the curriculum from me. However, in the past we've done more crafts related to St. Patty's day then curriculum, per say.
Tracy On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:29 pm
Nothing planned, but my oldest would love these books
KariK On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:29 pm
I haven't thought of doing a study on St. Patrick's Day. That's a good idea. Thanks for sharing and the giveaway.
brandee On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:30 pm
Nothing planned yet. We will probably be out of town:(
Linda S On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:31 pm
Being Italian, and St. Joseph's Day is the 19th, I'm planning on combining the two days….sort of, by making cream puffs with a green mint whipped cream filling.
Christie P On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:31 pm
I do not home school or have kids but these books would be great for my nieces.
Linda Sander On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:32 pm
I designed a ST PATRICK'S DAY HANGING MOBILE which is FREE on the website: Teachers Pay Teachers. (Look under Linda Sander or St Patrick's Day) It can be used for art, poetry, and writing. (Perhaps using book inspiration for the poetry or writing.) It is meant to be fun and creative. There have been many downloads; thus, I am hoping many are hanging their mobiles for more inspiration. ENJOY!
Abbie On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:36 pm
Nothing special planned, but would like to make my family a cute "green" dinner!!
SaraK On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:39 pm
I write jokes in my kids' lunches and have compiled St. Patrick's Day jokes for the rest of the week. We'll see what they think!
Ashley J. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:40 pm
I do not have anything planned at the moment, but I think I will take the time to a brief history of Ireland and maybe teach some Irish dishes to the kiddos! Sounds like fun!
HunterBarbie On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:41 pm
No, I don't, but I want those books for my 7 year-old son! We love to listen to Adventures in Odyssey on DVD in the car. My 4 year old loves them, too!
Joanne On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:41 pm
I would love to share these stories with my 7 year old granddaughter.
Kendra On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:42 pm
We do not have anything special planned for that day. We do love the Advenetures in Odyssey series!
Mary O. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:43 pm
Just the usual family history – my ggggrandmother (Nan O'Kelley) came over from Ireland in the 1850′s (about the time of the potato famine) and how badly the Irish were treated by the English and the Viking heritage of Ireland since its first kings were Vikings and then I will probably get into our Viking heritage since family tradition has it that we are descended from Rathgar Lodbrok (the one who invaded France and founded Normandy) and his descendants among whom were Foljambs (later called Fulgham) who invaded England in 1060 with William the Conquerer! Just the usual family history stuff and then our Fulgham ancestor (Hecules Fulgham) who claimed the island of Barbedos for the crown and his probable son Sir Anthony Fulgham who was given the Isle of Wight in Virginia and so on and so on and so on!
Kim McD On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:43 pm
Just the wearing of the green and corned beef and cabbage!
Janell R. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:45 pm
Having just started 5 weeks ago with my boys, I am just trying to stay ahead of them with the basics. It's a great idea though, perhaps we can do something over the weekend!
Jane H On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:46 pm
Wearing the Green, and always make cookies!
Rhonda On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:47 pm
Hadn't planned on it but am now thinking about it…
Thanks for the idea! My sons have really enjoyed Odyessy.
Patty H On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:48 pm
We are going a whole different direction this year. My Granddaughter is being baptised on the 17th. Then she will get to pick something green to remember the day.
Agnes On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:49 pm
Will make some green eggs and ham.
Kristy Baca On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:50 pm
I promised 4-leaf clover cookie decorating and a special story!
Addie On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:51 pm
No, b/c technically we dont homeschool… but I am always looking for books to get my 3rd grade boy interested in reading and its been so hard… but I think this set might just be a winner
Amy P. On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:52 pm
We have nothing special planned.
shanti On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:52 pm
Maybe have a bowl of Lucky Charms with the kiddos. We'll be deep in the throes of birthday party decorating….not really a struggle, but we'll see!
Connie Carlson On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:52 pm
I plan on eating corned beef and cabbage!
christi s On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:54 pm
cooking like crazy because we are having a party!
Morgan On Tuesday, March 12 at 12:54 pm
We aren't really doing a unit or anything on St. Patrick. We are going to build a castle out of boxes with our homeschooling group.


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Palacios, the Del Rio League MVP a year ago and in many circles, described this season as arguably the league's best quarterback, has been trying to rehab from a bulging disc in his back.
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Death the Kid decided that he would like to be a student at Shibusen, and this episode was all about his first day. The first scene we get is Maka and Tsubaki sat in class together, wondering where their partners were, with Tsubaki imagining a situation in which Black Star left her to be partners with Soul. Not noticing much, Maka continues to go on bout her worries, but finally she asks Tsubaki what was going on, and Tsubaki just smiled and shrugged it off. Her imagination was not far off as the two were indeed teaming up, as we saw them both outside of the school, moping around bored. Black Star was his usual self, going on about how he would take down Death The Kid, because no one was any better than him. Soul, getting bored, was about ready to give up on the whole thing. When Death the Kid arrived at school late he explained why, because he was not going to leave his house on a unsymmetrical time. Soul and Black Star challenged him to a fight, though Death shrugged it off as though it were nothing, until the two began going at him physically, which was when he asked Patty and Liz to transform into weapons. Before they did, however, Liz did complain about not getting any rest, and how they were constantly fighting. The difference in strength was made quickly apparent, as Black Star and Soul couldn't land a hit, and couldn't work together well as a team. When Tsubaki, Maka, and Franken Stein finally arrive outside, they watch the fight with embarresment. However, Maka is taught by Franken how to tell that they were going to loose, because Black Star and Soul couldn't combine and get their soul wavelengths together, thus making them an awful match up. Black Star did manage to land a hit, however, using his special technique of hitting Death with a direct attack of his Soul wavelength. When tired of the fight, Death the Kid used Resonance of Souls, granting him the power of Death Cannons. The fight was over once he fired them, and Patty and Liz were both glad it was over. After the battle though, Death the Kid coughed up blood and passed out once he realized his hair had been cut unsymmetricly during the battle, showing his only known weakness, his mental illness.
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Ebanoran will drop back in trip after his ninth to Australia in the Investec Derby at Epsom.
The John Oxx-trained Oasis Dream colt was having just his fourth career start, coming on the back of being demoted to second in the Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial at Leopardstown.
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I have a 12 DCSB and I am in need of guidence. Right now I have these two older amps
Older Kicker 600.1
Both amps work great and have been sitting around for a couple of years. Aside from the amp kit, RCA convertor and the +/- distribution blocks what else will be needed to hook these amps up to the factory non nav HU? Will I need a signal processor? If I need a signal processor do I need a 4ch rca convertor or 2ch?
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Any info would be helpful. Thanks