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For the foodies and the shopping aficionados entertainment is plentiful – fabulous restaurants are everywhere, and international shopping brands have set shop on Lincoln Road or close by. For the art enthusiasts, there are close to 100 art galleries now open in Wynwood, the arts district, and the new Perez Art Museum Miami, a masterpiece of Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron, has been open since December 2013.
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Gov. Chris Christie visits the Stone Harbor Elementary School Wednesday, March 20. The school had been closed since being flooded during Hurricane Sandy in October and, after extensive renovations, reopened Monday, March 11. The third- and fourth-grade students patiently sat on the stage in the gymnasium while Christie holds a press conference. The kindergarten, first- and second-grade students also got a visit from the governor and answered any question the students had.


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First Impressions: Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom
I'd been mildly interested in Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom when I first heard about it because my ears normally prick up whenever an action-adventure game involving ruins comes out. I wasn't crazy about the demo–although I rarely like demos, I find–and didn't pick it up because there were other games to play at the time.
A random glance through the Gamestop flyer told me that the game was on sale, new, for $13, and so on Friday I stopped by the Manhattan Mall Gamestop–the BEST Gamestop ever and don't let anyone tell you otherwise–and picked it up. $13 is the perfect price for this game. Any more expensive and I'd have felt ripped off, but spending so little–it's easier to overlook the flaws.
The flaws are mostly with the voice acting and plot. The plot is your typical "evil takes over the kingdom and you've got to stop it", but the game thinks it's giving a fresh take on it. It's really not, and while the cutscenes aren't offensive per se, there's a lot of them, particularly at the beginning. The game opens up and lets you breathe after a little while, but it's your typical Japanese game narrative style–don't let the player figure anything out for himself when you could give an infodump.
The basic gimmick of the game is that you're a dude who's trying to save the kingdom, and you team up with this giant creature thing called the Majin. It reminds me of a Team ICO game in this way, that it's based on your relationship. But where Team ICO games are elegant and understated, the Majin is…
…well, for one he won't goddamn shut up. Recording the voice acting for the Majin apparently consisted of grabbing an intern and having him do his best attempt at a "lovable oafish troll" voice (IMDB claims that the Majin was voiced by an actual actor who played, among other things, Xemnas from Kingdom Hearts and Vicious from Cowboy Bebop, but I can't believe that listening to his performance here). He's constantly throwing out stuff like "ME HUNGRY" and "YOU LOOK HURT" and, every time–EVERY time–you solve a puzzle, "YAY! THAT GREAT". He's supposed to be childish and endearing and silly, and it's–
–well, I'm normally the last person to have a problem with "kiddy"–but there's a difference between childlike whimsy and insulting, and Majin falls VERY much into the latter. The Mario games are a pretty textbook example of how to do it right–there's bright colors and wacky things going on, for children to enjoy, and there's tough platforming and lasting character designs for older folks. When there's dialogue between the main character and the Majin, I almost want to mute the TV. I realize they're not going for elegant and minimalist, that they want to make a broad comedy, but the game's based on the relationship between the main character and the Majin–it's hard to take when I want to punch the Majin in his stupid face every time he speaks. Movies like The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth and The Neverending Story have included characters like this, and I think that's what the team was going for when they created the Majin, but it doesn't exactly work. There's a very dark undercurrent throughout the game, and while there's nothing outright violent or non-child-friendly in it, I don't think kids were the primary audience (the game got a T rating in the US). Maybe it's poor translation, I don't know–all I know is I don't find the character to be a lovable oaf.
And worse is your animal helpers. You have the ability to talk to animals–mice and birds mostly–and their actors are–it's some of the absolute goddamn WORST voice acting I've heard in years. It's embarrassing to listen to. I really wish that they'd done something simple like had a sound clip of the animal chittering away while subtitles showed a "translation"–that would have been less irritating.
It's also one of those games that takes control of the camera every few minutes to show you stuff you're supposed to notice. If there's a puzzle, it'll basically grab your head and turn it so you're looking in the right spot. If there's enemies, it'll cut to their positions on the field. At one point, I was looking for an alternate entrance around a door. I noticed a ledge I could climb on at the end of a hallway and began to go there, feeling clever for figuring it out. The game then cut to a shot of the ledge with some kind of narration to the effect of, "Maybe I could climb up there". Every time you flip a lever or blow up a wall, you get a tiny cutscene showing the effects of your action–it's one of THOSE. I just got off of playing Portal 2, where sometimes actions you performed affected other areas of the level. There was nothing forcing you to watch–if you were curious as to what door was opening, you had to look around and figure it out. The respect that afforded to the player, the assumption that players were capable of figuring it out on their own, was really refreshing. One of the reasons I hate Zelda games is because of how it treats you like someone who can't solve simple puzzles–Majin falls squarely into that trap.
As far as gameplay goes, Majin is pretty much a Zelda clone. You've got a series of ruins, you've got to collect stuff, fight dudes, solve puzzles, make your way around a map. I'm not far enough along to be able to tell for sure, but it seems like it's set up like a small Metroidvania–so far the map appears pretty contiguous. And here's where the game's pretty good actually. The game basically sets you down and has you explore and figure out where to go. Occasionally you'll break a seal in one area that unlocks a door in another, and it'll point out where the door is, but other than that, there's no flashing arrow pointing out where to go. It's a fairly relaxed pace–you make your way from area to area, solving puzzles as you go, and eventually you'll stumble on the right place.
So basically, what we have here is a ruin exploration game punctuated with some light combat and puzzle solving. It's a slightly more acrobatic Zelda game, or a clumsier Prince of Persia. I'm a total sucker for games like these–I appreciate that it's focused on exploring a little world, that most of the game is based on navigating a physical space, and that the graphics aren't bad doesn't hurt. It's not the prettiest set of ruins I've ever seen, but it's colorful and I like colorful games. The creature design, however, IS a delight, and the one thing that keeps the Majin from being a horrible character is that his design is awesome. He's an endearing-looking stone golem thing, but he's got grass and moss and these weird plants growing out of him–he's a total creature of nature and I love his design. The monsters too, they're some typical shadow monsters but they just look alien and creepy.
All in all, Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom reminds me of a random budget PS2 game in a lot of ways, one of those dozens of obscure titles that no one remembers that you may have played by chance. When I first got my PS2, I got a rental pass from Blockbuster and systematically began to rent every game the store had. There's tons of games like Dual Hearts and Dark Cloud and Okage Shadow King, none of which changed the world and some of which may have been terrible, but whose existence I appreciate nontheless. It seems a lot of times that games are either AAA titles or shovelware, and there's not that much room for "little" games. I fully admit that the very low price has helped me appreciate Majin a bit more–I'm able to overlook its flaws and appreciate it for what it is. It does have a certain charm to it, and I'm having fun with it so far.
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Nokia's EOS super-camera-phone: new details
PUBLISHED: 05 Jul 2013 08:17:00 | UPDATED: 06 Jul 2013 00:32:29PUBLISHED: 05 Jul 2013 PRINT EDITION: 06 Jul 2013A leaked image purporting to be of the Lumia 1020, from June.
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Fresh details and a new picture have emerged for Nokia's "EOS", the rumoured camera-phone/phone-camera expected to be launched in New York on July 11.
Not only will the phone have a massive 41-megapixel camera bulging out its backside, it will run new camera software which Nokia is calling its "Nokia Pro Cam" app.
(It's also emerged that the EOS, expected to be sold under the name "Lumia 1020", will be exclusive to AT&T in the USA. But that's neither here nor there for most of us.)
Evleaks, one of the more reliable Twitter sources of leakage about Nokia, has posted a new picture purporting to show the front of the Lumia 1020. At the top of the phone you can see the AT&T logo (ho hum) and on the screen you can see this new app, Pro Cam.
There are no more details about the app, apart from its name. One can only surmise that the app is designed to be more professional than the regular Windows Phone 8 camera app, rather than being designed to photograph pros in the throes of their duties.
Now, we don't know for certain that the phone is being launched in New York on July 11, but that does seem likely, given that Nokia sent out invitations in mid-June to event there and then, using the tag line "Zoom Reinvented". Nokia later updated that invitation, telling invitees there were "41 million reasons" to attend the event.
Either Nokia is planning to offer hefty bribes to journalists who make the trip to New York, or it's launching a 41-megapixel camera with a hefty zoom. Given Nokia's struggles to get traction in the smartphone market, I wouldn't entirely rule out the former, but the latter does seem more likely.
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October is my favorite month in my favorite season of the year. It probably has something to do with my birthday being this month, but that's not the only reason :). I love the cooler weather, the leaves changing and the excitement as we get ready to enter the holiday season.
I'm especially thrilled this October because as you know, I'll be running my second marathon – the Baltimore Marathon – on October 15. My training the past few months has gone well for the most part, but I honestly didn't know if I'd ever get to this point that I'm at today. Today, I feel confident, excited and ready for my marathon. I know I won't be breaking any records on race day, but I do know I'm going to have a blast.
October is important for several other reasons besides my birthday and my marathon, of course. Most people know that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an issue that is near and dear to my heart. My amazing mother is a breast cancer survivor, as is my grandmother. I'd like to encourage my readers to donate to our favorite breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure or find a Race for the Cure in your area.
October is lesser known as a month to recognize another cause that holds a special place in my heart. October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Specifically, October 15 is National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Day which is officially recognized in both the U.S. and Canada. You may have read my Why I Run post where I first mentioned how running was my therapy after I suffered 2 miscarriages before we had Zain.
Since we lost our first baby 3 years ago, I have honored the national holiday on October 15 and used it to remember my lost babies while spreading awareness about a cause that is so often swept under the rug. When I run the marathon on October 15 this year, I will remember the meaning the day has for me, my husband and the 1 in 4 women who are affected by pregnancy and infant loss.


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Ben Affleck stars in this upcoming movie, his second attempt at directing. This is a cop movie and takes place in Boston. "The Town" has a real blue collar feel about it. It's the story of a youthful criminal who wants to make changes in his life after he finishes one more crime.
This Warner Bros. box office movie opens September 17 after its debut at the Venice Film Festival. Affleck certainly has the feel of Boston's Irish American communities down pat. Unfortunately, as much as the area of Boston that these characters hail from impacts their lives, the characters still remain characters. This movie on the new movies list is going to appeal those same viewers who made "The American" a hit.
Ben Affleck plays Doug McRay, a guy from the area of Charlestown in Boston, who's been robbing banks for most of his life. His partner, Jem Coughlin, played by Jeremy Renner, is a friend from McRay's childhood who has a hot temper and a love for violence that puts both himself and McRay in constant danger. The Town is based on Chuck Hogan's book "Prince of Thieves."
This new movie release has plenty of action and in the first bit of action Jem beats a bank worker during a robbery and takes the branch manager, Claire, played by Rebecca Hall, as hostage. McRay and Coughlin are not interested in kidnapping and release Claire, only to find out that she also lives in Charlestown, although in a better part of the neighborhood. Both Coughlin and McRay were masked during the robbery so Claire can't finger them to the FBI agent played by Jon Hamm. Jem wants to ensure that Claire can't identify them but Doug says he'll deal with the problem. So, of course, Doug falls in love with Claire and a few good scenes ensue.
Affleck is a somewhat sympathetic character. The viewer wants to see him get out of Charlestown and clean up his life. He is an "honorable crook." We always think that he can turn out right.
Peter Craig, Ben Affleck and Aaron Stockard are responsible for the script. They do well with the feeling of localism and sarcasm but have a harder time with action and drama. The storytelling is good but there's no real punch.
Jon Hamm's FBI agent does well with his role, after a slow start. Other members of the movies cast, Titus Welliver (who plays a detective) and Blake Lively (Doug's on again-off again girlfriend) do well in their roles. Pete Postlethwaite plays a sort of Charlestown Mafia type kingpin.
Robert Elswit's camerawork is fluent and Dylan Tichenor does excellent editing. The score, by Harry Gregson-Williams and David Buckley is a bit weak. Affleck's strength in "The Town" is his ability to capture the grittiness of Boston's Charlestown.
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Ah yes, the Pioneer SP-BS21-LR -- it was love at first listen back in 2011 when I reviewed it as part of Pioneer's awesome SP-PK21BS six-piece, subwoofer/satellite home-theater system. I used the SP-PK21BS package as one of my reference speaker systems in reviews after that and was always amazed by the speaker's sound and build quality. The SP-BS21-LR speakers sold for $130 a pair. It was later replaced by the SP-BS22-LR, which is the current model (the SP-PK21BS package has also been discontinued). The old and current speaker models have the same retail price, $130 a pair, … Read more


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You have a unique medical history. Therefore, it is essential to talk with your doctor about your personal risk factors and/or experience with COPD. By talking openly and regularly with your doctor, you can take an active role in your care.
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About COPD. American Lung Association website. Available at: http://www.lung.org/lung-disease/copd/about-copd. Accessed December 14, 2009.
What is COPD? National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) website. Available at: http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/copd. Accessed October 1, 2012.
What you can do about a lung disease called COPD. Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease website. Available at: http://www.goldcopd.org/uploads/users/files/GOLD_Patient_RevJan10.pdf. Accessed October 1, 2012.
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Sherwood Cricket Club in Kent is one of four trailblazing cricket clubs across the UK protecting their pitches for people to enjoy now and forever.
Sherwood has signed their 6.5 acres, serving over 140 members, up to the Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge. This preserves outdoor recreational spaces forever, building a living legacy to the Queen's Diamond Jubilee in communities across the country.
In March Sherwood unveiled their QEII Fields plaque, marking their site as protected forever.
Landowners across the UK are encouraged to play their part in safeguarding outdoor space in conjunction with Fields in Trust. Supported by the Duke of Cambridge's patronage, Fields in Trust's Queen Elizabeth II Fields Challenge aims to protect 2,012 open spaces as a tangible legacy for both HM The Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the 2012 Olympics.
The dedication will provide communities across the country with a fantastic way to engage with these two historic events at a local level.
"We are delighted that Sherwood Cricket Club has taken this opportunity to protect their space forever," said Alison Moore-Gwyn, chief executive of Fields in Trust.
"Saving outdoor space is crucial for the health and wellbeing of our communities and by protecting this area under the QEII Fields Challenge, the cricket club has shown how much they value their community and its future."
"Within Medway alone we have lost over 10 cricket grounds in the past decade," said Tony Rossiter, Chairman of Sherwood Cricket Club.
"By ensuring the grounds are protected forever, we have taken the right approach to protect the facilities at Sherwood for the club and the local community. The benefits are of major importance to any club that are seeking to develop their facilities.
"Any capital investment from grants and funding are assured that the investments are secure and will benefit the community for the lifetime of the project."
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My mother has stage 4 Ovarian Cancer. She can no longer eat and has a feeding tube. Since coming home she seems very tired, frustrated, and does not wish to engage in any activities. Do you have any hints how we could help her? It is a real exercise in tact.
Thank you.
Lora Packel MS, PT, Coordinator of Cancer Therapy Services for the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
It is important for family members to recognize two things. First, the treatments for ovarian cancer can be quite debilitating and may cause fatigue. Your mother should discuss her feelings of fatigue with her physician to rule out a medical cause of this symptom. It is also important to try to engage your mother in some form of physical activity so that her muscles do not weaken.
Secondly, many activities that your mom previously enjoyed are probably linked with eating. From simple "get togethers" to going to the movies. This can be a constant reminder of the fact that she can no longer take food orally. This is especially true around holiday times, where food and family are the main focus.
One idea is to ask your mother her goals or desires. What is it that she wishes she could do? Often times the perception of what we feel is important to someone is different from his or her own ideas. Another thought is to try to bring the activities to her. Have a small group of friends over to play cards or to watch her favorite show. Take her to a park to watch the kids and dogs run around. Take a short family walk around the neighborhood. Keep it simple and easy for her to participate. Finally, it is extremely important to convey your concerns to your mother. Perhaps she could speak with her cancer care team about the availability of a counseling service to help her and the family work through the physical and emotional challenges that come with a diagnosis of cancer.
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One of the biggest challenges for me is finding the time to whip up something that's healthy AND delicious, especially in the morning when I try to devote as much time as possible to sleeping + getting ready. So, I plan on bringing you all more easy to recreate recipes that I've tested in my own kitchen! These healthy egg white bites are simple to make, delicious, and HEALTHY (yay).
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Red, White and Blueberry Philly Cheese Pound cake. Since the Declaration of Independence was written in Philadelphia, I thought it was only fitting to make up a recipe that uses Philadelphia cream cheese.
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Steve Coogan may be the star of ABC's David Shore drama pilot Doubt, but there are more pieces needed to put this puzzle together. Coogan's character, Vincent, has an interesting backstory as a cop leaving his badge behind to become a low-rent lawyer, using all his cunning, charms and street smarts to work the system for his clients while battling his own demons, but there's plenty going on in his present that requires the work of other actors. Just recently, Carla Gugino and John Pankow joined the pilot, giving the story a more completed feel. Now I can see the picture forming.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Gugino and Pankow are both playing attorneys with strong connections to Vincent. Gugino plays his ex-wife and current lover Linda. She's an intelligent, hard-working and no-nonsense ADA with little patience for Vincent's courtroom antics. She knows precisely how to push his buttons it court and in the bedroom. Though she still has feelings for him and regularly sleeps with him, she can't live with him. Naturally, Vincent will spend more than enough time attempting to win her back. Why else would she be important to the project? Every hero needs a maiden to rescue.
As Pankow, the Episodes star will be playing Syd Newman, an old-school attorney working with his wife and fellow attorney in law offices rented from Vincent. The couple argues as most couples do and face eviction from their building due to Vincent neglecting to pay the rent. They end up representing Vincent during a trial and Syd acts as a sort of surrogate father. It's a relationship that is only kind of weird considering how close the actors are in age – a decade isn't that far between. Maybe Syd should be a surrogate older brother.
Shore is writing the pilot and also executive producing. Tommy Schlamme will direct. Also starring in the pilot is Rockmond Dunbar, Greg Grunberg and Kacey Rohl.


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Here was 7 in the series.
ABC-1 is a harbor supply boat, restocking the larder and spare parts lockers while load shifting happens in port. Click here to see her high and dry a few years back.
BB 163 . . . is a still used antique, up on the Canal that connects the Great Lakes with the sixth boro. Some day, when it's warmer, I hope to learn much more about these BBs, buoy boats. I'll do more on BB 163 later. For now, I can't look at this and NOT see the flag of Colombia or Ecuador.
Gabby has been featured here many times.
Miller Boys is a crew boat.
But really the focus here is the line boats operated by Ken's Marine.
It might be 5 above zero or 5 below 100 F, these crews are shuttling lines from ship to shore, negotiating with crews on a vessel as well as crews on shore.
Note the ship line handler chief watching the line boat and signaling to his crew to pay out line.
Once the line boat gets to the shoreline, the shore crew takes over. Given the ice I know is on those rocks, this is a job requiring concentration and sure-footedness as well as strength.
Once lines are on, the line boat stands off until they get snugged. Then there are lots more lines to get on.
"All fast" needs to be done quickly and thoroughly. Not long after this vessel was snug, two container ships passed between Medi Osaka on this side and UACC Masafi on the other side, creating tremendous lateral pressure on all vessels, straining the lines.
But all fast is all fast. Bravo, guys.
All Fotos by Will Van Dorp.
. . . sometimes aka Kate's Light. And I did a Katherine Walker post here without including the light in that post. So here's my attempt at amends. All Robbins Reef today . . .
The tug Robbins Reef is an ex-army tug, sibling of 8th Sea, built in 1953 in Fells Point at American Electric Welding. Can anyone add info on the former American Electric Welding shipyard? National also appears to be a sibling, but I am starting to digress.
Back to the light by that name . . . in the distance.
See you at the Noble Maritime auction tonight, I hope.
Think of the sixth boro as a destination/origin as well as a crossroads. WMEC-905 Spencer anchored in that point of convergence as of midday.
In points not far from Spencer and the Statue, cargo destined for/originating in this port was moving only if it could transfer in the harbor, petroleum liquid, like here, congress happened between barges powered by Pati T Moran and Sassafras as Meagan Ann passes by with a scow. For debris?
Kimberly Turecamo stands by with Long Island itself . . . well, a fuel barge by that name. The spirit is greatly willing to move fuel to faltering consumers on the shore, but the distribution system is broken, for now.
Nicole Leigh Reinauer awaits the green light.
St Andrews with barge on this side and Kimberly Poling on the other . . . like thirsty twins on their mother, Glory Express.
Traversing the sixth boro . . . Marion Moran pushes LaFarge barge Adelaide to points south.
Supply boat ABC-1 passes tanker Favola.
Diane B waits with a barge. A problem is that debris like blowaway and sunken containers may lurk unseen at the transfer docks.
Doris Moran, with another LaFarge barge, makes a power turn from the North River into the East River.
A cluster of DonJon vessels–tugs Mary Alice, Thomas D. Witte, and Brian Nicholas–attend to crane barges Columbia NY and Raritan Bay on some "unwatering" project just west of the Battery Coast Guard station.
Transiting the sixth boro from south to North is Apollo Bulker. More fotos of her later. She may be headed to Albany.
Ken's Booming & Boat Service tug Durham passes the "seeing boat" Circle Line Manhattan.
Over by the Brooklyn Navy Yard, schooner Lynx heads for the Sound, past an East River ferry.
And–this just in–as of 1900 hrs tonight, APL Sardonyx became the first container ship to enter Port Elizabeth,
escorted in by McAllister Sisters and Barbara McAllister. Interestingly, see the foto here of her as one of the first into the port post-Irene!! Here's another shot almost exactly two years ago of APL Sardonyx.
And a bit later, APL Coral came in, escorted by Elizabeth and Ellen McAllister.
Outside the Narrows waits USS Wasp, recently here five months ago for Fleet Week. A pulse has been re-established.
I am mindful that many residents of the area are hurting. My prayers go out for relief for them soon. Folks who suffered through post-Katrina are also sending along their prayers and encouragement, their solidarity with Sandy-afflicted.
We went through a "reboot" here 14 months ago, but this one is going to be much tougher.


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Multiple published sources are reporting that Duke associate head coach Steve Wojciechowski has been named as the new head coach at Marquette.… Read More »
Multiple published sources are reporting that Duke associate head coach Steve Wojciechowski has been named as the new head coach at Marquette.… Read More »
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James, a two-time team captain and a member of the Blue Devils' 2001 national championship team, previously searched as an assistant from 2008-11 before stepping aside to create a position for another former Duke player, Jeff Capel. He has served as a "special assistant" to coach Mike Krzyzewski this season.… Read More »
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The results are in—drum roll please! After hundreds of adorable photo submissions, Pinterest users have voted for their three favorite entries in the ASPCA's "I Heart My Pet" Pinterest contest, sponsored by Reeds Jewelers and David & Goliath.
Congratulations to first place winner, Shelbie J., second place winner, JoAnna W., and third place winner, Kristina G.! We'd also like to extend a huge thank you to all of the proud pet parents that participated in our Pinterest contest. We asked for photos of your happy pets, and received hundreds of lovable submissions!
Check out all of the cute photos, along with the three winners, at our "I Heart My Pet" contest board. Don't forget to follow the ASPCA on Pinterest for lots of cute pet photos, ASPCA updates and more.
April is one of the most exciting months of year, in our opinion. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month (PoCAM, as we call it) is in full swing! Every year, we urge supporters across the country to Go Orange for Animals throughout April—the month in 1866 when the ASPCA's charter was signed—to raise awareness for our cause.
Here are five ways you can Go Orange for Animals this month:
1. Volunteer at your local animal shelter.Coordinate a Go Orange for Animals event with your local animal welfare group or shelter and donate the proceeds. Remember to alert local media about your event!
2. Show your virtual support. Dedicate your Facebook status, Twitter or blog to the ASPCA during the month of April and encourage people to spread the word about animal cruelty. And if you haven't already, join us on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, Google+ and Twitter!
3. Join the ASPCA Advocacy Brigade. Fight to get strong anti-cruelty laws passed on federal, state and local levels as a member of the ASPCA Advocacy Brigade.
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For more ways to get involved in this month-long celebration, visit the special Go Orange section of our website. The possibilities are endless!
Do you know which pet poisonsare lurking in your home? Each year, thousands of pets accidentally ingest dangerous but common household items. Onions, grapes, gardening mulch…the culprits are surprising! In honor of National Poison Awareness Month, we're holding a live Twitter chat with Dr. Tina Wismer, Medical Director of the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center. She'll be on hand March 27 at 2:00 P.M (EST) to answer all your questions about protecting pets from harmful substances.
We'll also test your pet poison knowledge with a few trivia questions. Three guests will receive ASPCA swag bags—and one grand-prize winner will receive an Emergency Ready Deluxe Pet First Aid Kit! All participating guests will receive a FREE pet coupon code for 15% off all ASPCA First Aid and responder kits.
Join us, along with co-hosts PetMD and the ASPCA PetHealth Insurance for a life-saving chat. Not quite sure how to join a Twitter chat? No worries! Check out our How to Join a Twitter Party Guide.
Are you the proud parent of the world's cutest pet? Well, we want to see! Enter the ASPCA "I Heart My Pet" Pinterest Photo Contest, sponsored by Reeds Jewelers and David & Goliath. Follow the contest directions below for a chance to win an ASPCA Tender Voices® diamond pendant or a super-cute David & Goliath T-shirt:
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As long as you follow those steps, we'll be able to find your Pinterest board and see your adorable photos! We'll chooseone valid entry from each board and re-pin that photo to the ASPCA "I Heart My Pet Contest" board, where Pinterest users can then vote for their favorite. Each "like" your photo receives earns it one point, while each re-pin earns two points. Three winners, including one grand prize winner, will be chosen!
Contest registration begins March 15,2013, at 12:00 PM (EST), and the submission deadline is April 1, 2013, at 5:00 P.M. (EST). Voting for finalist photos will open to the public March 15, 2013, at 5:00 P.M. (EST) and close April 3, 2013, at 5:00 P.M. (EST). Winners will be officially announced April 4.
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When you become a parent you never know for sure what sort of child you're having or what sort of parent you will be. You have hopes and dreams for both, but as with anything in life there is no certainty. When Mommy and Daddy embarked on our journey together, we didn't even know if we were suited to be parents. Part of that was because we enjoyed our relationship so much that we couldn't fathom sharing the other with another little being and, in retrospect, part of our indecision was based in fear. Neither of us were sure if we had the right stuff to be the type of parents we felt a child deserves. We didn't want to bring a little person into existence if weren't capable of being everything humanly possible that child would need.
Then, after a few years of indulging in our own carefree lifestyle, Mommy and Daddy began discussing what having a child would mean and if it was a change we were ready for. After many wonderful evenings contemplating the various scenarios with one another, many of which took place over the summer of 2007 in our backyard gazebo, Mommy and Daddy decided that yes, we wanted to be parents. So, we jumped into the roles of trying to conceive parents headlong, complete with books and appropriate dietary choices, to ensure our child would have the best chance he or she possibly could have.
Once our little darling Jack arrived on the scene, Mommy and Daddy, having read every applicable book and purchased every necessary baby accessory felt completely prepared, at least until the euphoria was replaced with the reality of just what being a parent truly means. We were ready for whatever Little Man could throw at us, but saying we were prepared is laughable. The one truth every new parent learns is there is no such thing as being prepared. You can be resolved to do your best and stand resolute in your desire to survive, but nothing can or will ever prepared for the shocking and heart blasting experience that is being a parent. There aren't enough words in all of the languages in the world to describe what it means to be a parent, so full of love and frustration you feel your heart and soul could just burst at the seams. You love your child with a fervor that you didn't think was possible, at least not without the complete annihilation of self. But, even if this love does cost you who you are, and in some respects it does, you're ok with that. That's just how much we love Jack.
One of the caveats of being a parent is that you think your child is perfect. Sure, everyone says that and we all nod our heads and smile politely, but there is something, at least for Mommy and Daddy, that keeps this idea of perfection as an ingrained truth. Little Man could have a million different people telling us there was something wrong with him by various standards, but because he is our Jack, regardless of what people say, we love him and think he is divine exactly as he is, in all of his frustrating glory.
So, when Mommy and Daddy realized that Jack wasn't progressing in the area of speech like the rest of his peers, sure we were concerned, but he's ours and we (mainly Mommy), just rationalized that he would eventually catch up. However, over time, progress has been slow and because we want to be the best parents we can be, to ensure our child has the best opportunities available, we have pushed for answers. Jack deserves nothing less than our best. For over a year that has been a large part of our parenting journey. Discovering if there is something we should be worried about, how to help our little guy with his challenges, and determining what all of this means. From evaluations to interviews, therapy sessions and endless waiting rooms Mommy and Daddy have walked away with some hope, some progress, but above all else, the resolute desire to do what is best for our son.
All of this culminated in two pivotal doctor's appointments this week. The first was with a pediatrician who has a background in developmental pediatrics. Our goal was to not only find a new pediatrician for Jack and his impending sibling, but to also have Jack evaluated by someone familiar with children with developmental challenges. The second appointment was with the premiere, Dr. Big Wig himself, of developmental pediatrics. We didn't have an appointment with him until November, but thanks to a miraculous cancellation, we were able to have Jack seen months ahead of schedule.
Due to the nature of these evaluations, Mommy and Daddy kept the results of these appointments fairly close until we were able to process them ourselves. To be perfectly honest, we were completely prepared to hear something along the lines of autism. Granted many parents fear a diagnosis of having their child on the spectrum, but Mommy and Daddy knew that regardless of what any doctor said, Jack is still our Jack and there is nothing that could be written on a diagnostic sheet that would change that. Yes he has his challenges, but to us, he is perfect, regardless of labels. The one thing we didn't want was for other people to see a label instead of our little boy. He is our child, he is a person, and he deserves to be seen for all of his amazing qualities he possesses, like his incredibly generous heart, his tremendous sense of humor, and his adventurous nature.
But, like Mommy said earlier, to use the word 'prepared' as a parent, regardless of the situation is laughable. Dr. Big Wig informed us that Jack is an extremely intelligent, social, and engaging little boy who just happens to be taking his sweet time learning how to speak. While he has only seen six or seven similar cases in his twenty-five plus years in practice, it does happen and he truly believes that's what's going on with Jack. Bear in mind that Jack is well past his nap time and tearing up the exam room with his toys as we hear the doctor say this.
Mommy inquires about autism, Aspergers, and sensory disorders and both Daddy and I struggle to process what Dr. Big Wig is saying over our screeching toddler who is hell bent on taking his own blood pressure. Dr. Big Wig tells us that the head banging is a normal self soothing technique used by many toddlers and it's really no different than thumb sucking. We really shouldn't worry about brain damage or skull fractures because Jack lacks the ability to inflict that level of damage on himself. What we're facing and have been concerned with is a perfect toddler storm. Little Man is reaching the peak of his terrible two tantrums, which is converging with his language frustrations and personal brand of heavy metal self soothing. We are reassured that he will survive this, will begin speak, and that all will be well. We're told to continue our pursuit of both speech and occupational therapies, but as parents we're doing everything right to help our child. Basically, this too shall pass. While this is what we had hoped to hear it wasn't at all what we were prepared to hear and the reality of this information has yet to sink in.
It's not easy to be prepared for the worst, so there is a sense of fear involved when it comes to relinquishing any hold on parental preparedness. Mommy is still working on figuring out how to let go of the fear without feeling as though I'm letting go of my primal mommy desire to ensure the best is achieved for my cub. This is the sort of balancing act no one can prepare you for. Being a parent is a rollercoaster ride, in the dark, with only the hands of your loved ones to guide you. It's scary, it's thrilling, and it's everything a rollercoaster ought to be. And once you relinquish your need to be prepared, to anticipate every turn, you can just sit back and trust in the immense love in your heart. After all, no one is perfect, well, except for Jack.


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You guys probably noticed that Pyrex and Baker's Secret products are included in this week's 50% Off Sale. If you need any baking pans or containers, you may want to grab a few this week while they're cheap!
You may also want to keep an eye out for a $1/1 Pyrex or Baker's Secret product peelie that Jennifer found (exp 3/31/2013)…that will make your deals even better!
Here are the prices I see after discount:
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A Study to Evaluate the Safety of the HIV-1 Vaccine MVA-B in Chronic HIV-1 Infected Patients Successfully Treated With HAART (2009-016578-34)
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Jockey Mikey Fogarty and trainer Paul Nolan had luck on their side as they struck with Sardinia and The Mooch in dramatic fashion at Wexford.
Voice Of A Curlew looked the likely winner of the opening Wexford Racecourse Supporters Club Maiden Hurdle, but she crashed out at the final flight.
The favourite Ashjar was hampered in the incident, while Sardina (9-2) met the flight all wrong but recovered in the hands of Cheltenham Festival-winning rider Fogarty to collect by half a length from Shutter Island.
Nolan said of the ex-Aidan O'Brien-trained Sardinia: "He is just not that good at jumping, and he took a few hurdles out the ground and it cost him a lot.
"I thought the blinkers would sharpen him up and they did to a certain extent. He will mix it now between hurdles and the Flat."
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Nolan said: "I think I'll do the Lotto on the way home tonight!
"His jumping wasn't fluent and he would have finished a decent second, but he wasn't stopping. He was giving plenty of weight as well.
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LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL Founded in 1939, Little League Baseball and Softball is the worlds largest organized youth sports program. Each year, 3 million youngsters play Little League Baseball and Softball in over 6,000 leagues spread across the globe in thousands of rural and urban communities alike. Little League Baseball is a non-profit organization whose mission is to to promote, develop, supervise, and voluntarily assist in all lawful ways, the interest of those who will participate in Little League Baseball and Softball. Through proper guidance and exemplary leadership, the Little League program assists youth in developing the qualities of citizenship, discipline, teamwork and physical well-being. By espousing the virtues of character, courage and loyalty, the Little League Baseball and Softball program is designed to develop superior citizens rather than superior athletes. Since 1947 the Little League World Series baseball tournament for children aged 11, 12 and 13 years old is held every August in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. The tournament has gained world wide popularity and recognition and now the Little League World Series is one of eleven tournaments sponsored by Little League International. Each of them brings baseball or softball all-star teams from around the world together in one of four age divisions. For more information on Little League Baseball please visit www.littleleague.org |
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Starring Kim Rae Won and Jung Ryeo WonStarring award-winning actors Jung Ryeo Won and Kim Rae Won, What Planet Are You From? is the story of a successful young movie director left deeply distraught after losing his girlfriend in a car accident. The guilt of the accident eats away at him and leads him to spend three years as a recluse before attempting to rebuild his life. His life is thrown into turmoil once again when he meets a country girl who bears a strong resemblance to his lost love. This enjoyable and lighthearted love story asks whether loving someone for how they look is really love at all.
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WHO ARE WE? We are citizens who care and are a catalyst for a movement of caring individuals who will create a greener, cleaner Gwinnett.
We are a 501 (c) (3) non-profit charitable organization whose community based network focuses on finding long-term solutions to environmental and quality of life issues through individual action.
WHY DO WE EXIST? To become America's greenest, cleanest community…a place where individuals and institutions take responsibility to improve our environment which results in a greener, cleaner, better and safer place to live, work, play and learn.
WHAT ARE OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES? As a national, state, and locally recognized leader in community and environmental improvements, we are guided by these principles.
- Educating and communicating: These are the keys to encouraging positive behaviors and daily actions toward a greener, cleaner, more livable community.
- Individual responsibility: Improving the environment and quality of life all begins with individuals becoming more engaged as citizens and stewards of the environment.
- Partnerships: Building and sustaining broad based community alliances are essential to achieve long-term community improvements.
- Volunteer Action: Engaging volunteers turns education and knowledge into visible results.
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- INNOVATION – We have a history of creating dynamic, innovative, results based programs and practices. We commit ourselves to seeking new ways to advance knowledge, solve problems, improve environmental practices and expand on our successes.
- COLLABORATION- We believe that improving our environment is a shared responsibility. We commit ourselves to work in genuine partnerships with individuals, families, community agencies, civic organizations, schools, businesses, governmental entities and other groups at the local, regional, state, national and international levels to achieve our vision and mission.
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Canon® 3007B001AA 3007B001AA (PFI-105) Ink, 130mL, Green | $107.41$7626 / each | ||
Canon® 3010B001AA 3010B001AA (PFI-105P) Ink, 130mL, Photo Gray | $119.16$7626 / each | ||
Canon® 3872B003AA 3872B003AA (PF-05) Printhead | $652.72$43732 / each |