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MON 8:00am - 6:00pm | TUE 8:00am - 6:00pm | WED 8:00am - 6:00pm | THURS 8:00am - 6:00pm | FRI 8:00am - 5:00pm | SAT 8:00am - 12pm | SUN closed |
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We are one of the few practices in the area to offer you Laser technology. Laser technology provides less trauma, less bleeding, less swelling, and less pain to the surgical site. All our declaws are performed with our laser, and our clients love it.
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won't go anywhere else by catstaff - 11/30/2009
Dr. Jones is great with our 5 cats. When we had to put one down she was very compassionate and made a very hard thing to do a little easier.
Love this Clinic by Jeffsmamakat - 11/09/2009
I had the awesome experience of taking a farel cat into this clinic for a neuter. He was sick and had problems that I didnt know about and he didnt survive the surgery. BUT the compassion and the care that this office showed me during this time was incredible. I have 3 house cats and I now take them to this clinic and have been very pleased. Love that it is exclusively feline!
Great place, caring people by animallover199s - 02/09/2009
This clinic focuses on your cat(some people's children) health and is extremely compassionate towards the patient and customer. Dr. Jones is very knowledgable and straightforward, which I haven't seen a whole lot in most vets. Great staff, very comfortable place to take my cats!
Very compassionate by triple a - 02/09/2009
The Completely Cat Clinic is a great place to take your cat, like they say "no barking dogs"###Dr. Jones has a certain way with cats. My cat hated every vet she had been to, but when we brought her to the cat clinic she was very relaxed and calm. The staff cares for you cat like it was their own, and they are very up front about the health of your cat, and the the cost of healthcare. I would recommend them any day to all of my friends.
They killed my healthy 1.5 year old cat by cherri - 07/02/2008
I took my cat into the clinic to get her claws laser removed because it was supposed to be more humane. It was a lot more expensive and we were not told of any dangers involved. I was called on my cell phone a few hours later and told OVER THE PHONE that my cat had not survived the procedure. I was never told how she died or even consulted on the issue but they reassuring told I would receive my $200.00 back. I have never heard of anyone losing their cat during a declawing. I would never take any animal to this incompetent clinic.
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After Sven Nys wrapped up his 13th Superprestige title in Middelkerke, Belgium, yesterday, the series organisers announced the calendar for the 2014-15 season.
The 33rd edition of the cyclo-cross series will receive a small face lift. After 10 years Hamme-Zogge will disappear from the Superprestige calendar and in its place will be the Grand Prix de la Région Wallonne, with the famous Spa-Francorchamps Formula One car circuit hosting the race. It marks the first time that the cyclo-cross series will venture into the Wallonne region of Belgium.
"We are delighted that after 33 seasons, finally able to cross the language barrier to a mythical place in Wallonia," Superprestige president Etienne Gevaert said at the presentation of the new calendar.
Race organizer Marc Duquesnoy explained to Cyclingnews that things started to fall together when Golazo Sports-organizer Christophe Impens stepped in to assist regarding finding a new venue for the Grand Prix de la Région Wallonne 'cross race, which no longer had a home after the city of Dottignies withdrew support. The former 1500 metre runner Impens knew people in Francorchamps and a deal was quickly signed.
"I organized a race in Dottignies for more than twenty years," Duquesnoy said. "Dottignies no longer wants to invest in cyclo-cross so we had to stop. I'm part of the deal because I own the race license. We were a category 2 race but now we'll move up to category 1."
Back in December it was Marcel Meisen (Kwadro-Stannah) who won the last edition of the GP Wallonie in Dottignies.
"Spa-Francorchamps is the most beautiful circuit in the world," said Duquesnoy. "The future of the Grand Prix de la Région Wallonne is assured and that makes me very happy."
Triple cyclo-cross world champion Erwin Vervecken works for Golazo Sports and he designed the course. "It'll be very compact, so attractive for spectators. The famous Raidillon is the key part of the course. The Eau Rouge and a steep 17 percent climb are also featured. It'll be a course for climbers," Vervecken said.
The Superprestige round in Spa-Francorchamps will be held on November 23, the day after the World Cup round in Koksijde. The 2014-15 Superprestige begins on October 5, 2014 in Casting and finishes February 14, 2015 in Middelkerke.
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Bijapur recorded the lowest minimum temperature of 10.2 degree Celsius at 8.30 a.m. on Thursday, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). The minimum temperature recorded in Bijapur was 6 degrees Celsius lower than the average minimum temperature recorded during the first week of January.
However, temperatures changed little over coastal and south interior Karnataka.
Gulbarga recorded 10.7 degrees Celsius, 5 degrees Celsius lower than the average minimum temperature recorded during the first week of January.
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WINONA, Minn. - Already one of the most accomplished distance runners in the state of Minnesota, Cannon Falls junior Emi Trost decided to change things up this spring. Along with competing in the 1,600-meter run, Trost decided to switch from the 3,200 to the 800. The reasoning: it's more fun. "I ran (the 800) for fun and I enjoyed it so much, I thought, 'Why not?'" Trost said. "My mom and dad really encouraged me and said, 'We think you'd be really good at this race.' ... It makes it so much nicer when you like what you run.
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Stewartville may have come away with the Hiawatha Valley League season title, but over the last two meets, the Lake City girls golf team has gotten the upper hand. First, Lake City won the HVL finale last week, and more importantly on Thursday, Lake City punched its ticket to the state tournament.
LAKE CITY - Between Logan Thomas pitching on two days' rest, Mitch Kuchinka coming through with the biggest hit of his baseball career, and Jake Griebenow's eventual game-winning run, Lake City's group of seniors were determined to see their final season last past Tuesday. "Obviously as a senior, I didn't want this to be my last game," Thomas said.
STEWARTVILLE, Minn. - From Stewartville to Austin and from St. Cloud to Target Field, Cannon Falls had its road to state literally mapped out. With a road map hanging in the dugout, the Bombers' idea was "different route, same Target" as they looked to build for a second-straight trip to state. But the Bombers had to make an immediate detour back to Cannon Falls after being eliminated from the Section 1AA-West playoffs Saturday in Stewartville.
CANNON FALLS - If Zumbrota-Mazeppa hopes to get back to the state tournament, the Cougars first have to solve the Kasson-Mantorville conundrum. Through four innings in Friday's Section 1AA-West final, the second-seeded and top-ranked Cougars were able to get out of every jam the No. 1-seeded and fifth-ranked KoMets could put in their way. But with its back against the wall, K-M flourished, getting eight of the team's nine hits with two outs in a 2-1 victory at Cannon Falls High School.
After shelling Randolph 16-3 on Sunday, Red Wing was ready to keep that momentum rolling against Spring Valley (Wis.) on Wednesday. So it was an initial shock for the Aces when they could only muster two hits through the first five innings. But with Brady Schroeder throwing six solid innings on the mound, Red Wing kept up its winning ways with a 4-1 victory over the Hawks at the Red Wing Athletic Field. The game was called in the bottom of the seventh due to rain. Schroeder held Spring Valley to four hits in six innings, striking out six for his third victory of the season.
Playing at their home course, the Red Wing boys golf team was hoping to use Red Wing Golf Club to its advantage in Monday's Missota Conference championship meet. "We were pretty confident coming in (playing at Red Wing GC)," said Wingers sophomore Dylan Goggin. "We usually played at Mississippi National (Golf Links), and not many of the other golfers have played here." But the great equalizer came from the weather, where occasional rain and wind gusts proved to be a challenge. Ultimately, Red Wing battled through the elements to finish in fourth place with a team score of 328.
ELLSWORTH - Even in the first game of the Division 2 Section 1 playoffs, Ellsworth head softball coach Ryan Casper was still tinkering with his lineup. With a condensed season due to a stormy spring, the Panthers are still searching for that perfect lineup. And in Thursday's first-round game against sixth-seeded Somerset, third-seeded Ellsworth played a new lineup for the first time this season. "(Freshman) Abby Giese, today was the first time she's played (at third base)...
SHAKOPEE - If things start to get away from the Red Wing boys golf team, they have one simple plan. Grind it out. "That's (assistant coach Kris) Hager's famous term," said Wingers senior Jack Gorman. "No matter how things are going out there, you have to just grind it out." Battling shorter pins at the par-71 Stonebrooke Golf Club for a Missota Conference meet Wednesday, Red Wing's golfers were able to grind out the course and come away with a fourth-place finish by shooting a 320. "It was good to have our guys play like that," said Red Wing senior Taylor Hanson.
Trying to snap a four-game slump, Red Wing had to rely on a pair of first-time starters on the mound. And what junior Cody Leitner and senior Marcus Leach lacked in starting experience, they more than made up for in results on Tuesday as the pair helped the Wingers to a Missota Conference sweep of New Prague at the Red Wing Athletic Field. Red Wing (5-7, 5-6 Missota) opened the set with a 6-3 victory in Game 1, followed by a 12-5 win in the night cap.


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What is it with Obama's sudden attention to our active military and veterans?
His action to highlight support for veterans benefits, visit to Fort Bliss, talk about Iraq, etc??? Is this a disguise to gain military support, turn around his abysmal approval rating with active duty military, in order to fulfill future goals of the Obama Administration?
I find it difficult to engage in "trust but verify" with regard to Barack Obama given his "transform" America stated intentions. How will he carry out his "transformation" of America? What exactly does "transform America" mean and has it been given due analysis? Does the Obama agenda portend grave consequences? If so, how will he/it be stopped?
Given the current attitude and visible atmosphere in America of "we the people" rejecting the socialist/fascist policies and actions of the democrats in power, it's not likely Obama will transform anything other than his political future to retirement. At least he won't transform America with the support of "we the people" after the on-coming (assumption) election massacre on November 2, 2010.
What then is the tool Obama will resort in order to complete his "transformation" process of America? If he can't do it through consent of "we the people" how will it be done?
Does the "anointed" one see the handwriting on the wall? Rejecting the US Constitution and skirting other legal accepted means of governing has disgusted and alienated American patriots. That America is coming to grips with a fraud, usurper,and anti-America elements in the White House? That America has had enough of the trashing of our beloved land and is on the verge of eruption demanding constitutional restoration...preferably through the ballot box.
Is Barack Obama so arrogant, narcissistic, and blinded with power and self adulation that he would consider drumming up a situation as a disguise for martial law, thus invoking military control in America? Is this his reason for increased attention for our military...to gain military support? (even in light of government denying our military adequate voting support)
What other option is there for "transformation success" given "we the people" want no part of a world government, communist, socialist takeover? The forces of world government greed and other evil elements will spare no devious plan to fulfill their goal of enslaving America.
Think about it...be careful in accepting artificial sound bites.
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Should sponsors be concerned by cheating in sport?
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From athletes using performance-enhancing drugs to rugby's 'Bloodgate' and the Renault Formula One team's penalty for deliberately crashing, sport cheats may taint sponsor brands' reputations
Adam WylieManaging partner, 23red
The BBC, Parliament, big businesses and the banks have all suffered a loss of faith in recent years. Now it is the turn of the sports sector.
We have always had gamesmanship, but 'Bloodgate' and the recent Renault F1 scandal take this to new levels. There is a big difference between a sportsman making a snap decision to dive, crash or feign injury, and a premeditated deceit. It's sport's equivalent of murder over manslaughter - and brands will recognise this.
Sport has suffered, undoubtedly, but here's the real news: brands (OK, apart from Enron and Lehman Brothers) can be beacons of honesty. This is an opportunity, and businesses like the Co-operative are seizing the high ground.
Given the apparent increase in the attendant risks of aligning with sports, brands will start to create their own platforms in which they can control risk, such as the Volvo Ocean Race and Red Bull Air Race. And as brands think twice about sport, the alluring, but previously eschewed music, art, film and lifestyle platforms will benefit.
Paul VaughanBusiness operations director, Rugby Football Union
Brands associate themselves with events, teams and lifestyles for many reasons, but the fundamental relationship between any particular sport and a brand is rooted in a strategic partnership based on the core values of both parties. If either the sponsor or the sport steps over the reputation line, there will be concern over collateral/reciprocal brand damage.
Rugby has had its share of high-profile issues over recent months, but we acted swiftly. As well as dealing with the immediate problems through existing disciplinary processes, the RFU formed its Image of the Game task group to rapidly come up with concrete recommendations that minimise the risks of future problems arising and to rebuild the reputation of the game.
Rugby sponsors have had their concerns, but have been hugely supportive of our efforts. Fundamentally, the people who play and support the game, still have the core values of the game at heart and that is what brands buy into and why we will continue to protect the sport's image.
Tim CrowChief executive, Synergy
Any sponsorship involves an element of risk - perennially, celebrity and athlete endorsements, more recently, Big Brother and the Tour de France. Now, it's F1 and rugby.
But whether their sponsorship is high- or low-risk, if brands have been properly advised, they should be prepared for worst-case scenarios. The pre-deal due diligence process should include risk analysis, and put appropriate measures in place: in particular, the sponsorship contract should include a reputation-protection clause enabling the brand to terminate the deal in the event of a scandal - a right exercised by Renault F1 sponsors ING and Mutua Madrilena.
Ultimately, what the recent scandals have done is to put the onus on all sports to guarantee the integrity of their product for consumers, media and sponsors. The spectre of athletics, in recovery, but still fragile, in the wake of years of drug scandals, remains.
Chris TownsendCommercial director, LOCOG
The key aspect for me is not the incidents themselves, but how they are dealt with in the aftermath. If the issues are resolved immediately and satisfactorily, then, in my view, there should be no long-term impact on the sponsor.
In both of the recent high-profile cases, we have seen one individual acting at his own behest - the authorities have acted swiftly and the individuals punished. Had this not happened, then the brands involved would have cause for concern, but I don't believe there will be any long-term impact for Renault, Harlequins or their sponsors.
Unless spectators start to walk away, it is unlikely sponsors will - they know the value of their investment. And at the end of the day, of course, the sport has to be bigger than the personalities involved - the teams, supporters and sponsors all know that.
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Hmmm... ya may have hit that "fun fact" just a tad fat, Jason -:). Seriously... all your friends and fans in Cartersville are pulling for you this. Have a GREAT Open!
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By market close, shares had added 11.7% to $16.28.
For its fourth quarter ending February, the office furniture supplier recorded net income of 18 cents a share, a penny higher than analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters anticipated.
Revenue of $779.4 million came in 8% higher year over year and beat estimates by $5.63 million.
For its first quarter ending May, Steelcase expects revenue between $715 and $740 million, reflecting organic revenue growth of 7% to 11% year on year. Analysts had forecast sales of $709.53 million. Must Read: Warren Buffett's 10 Favorite Stocks STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more. TheStreet Ratings team rates STEELCASE INC as a Buy with a ratings score of B+. The team has this to say about their recommendation: "We rate STEELCASE INC (SCS) a BUY. This is driven by a few notable strengths, which we believe should have a greater impact than any weaknesses, and should give investors a better performance opportunity than most stocks we cover. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth and largely solid financial position with reasonable debt levels by most measures. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had lackluster performance in the stock itself."- You can view the full analysis from the report here: SCS Ratings Report
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Bengals coach Marvin Lewis has never wavered in his support for quarterback Andy Dalton. The same goes for Lewis' faith in kicker Mike Nugent.
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I am offering up all of my clubs to other people, because I am not in a position to keep them running. Instead of deleting them, I would like to transfer ownership. Here are the ones that are up for grabs: Helping Out Club Girl 2 Girl Talk Performing Arts Club The Trauma/Drama of Middle School just leave a message on my profile
by basketballcutie11 on 8/22/2011 8:26:52 AM
by paramorebabe on 8/12/2011 10:00:30 AM
by HAZELELMDUST on 8/11/2011 12:16:19 AM
Talk about keeping it in the family. I think its fine to date brothers. When you get bored with one or things dont work out, just start dating the other one. It may not be the best but I think doing that can be good because it will make them work hard to please you. Go with the cuter one first.
by luckykel on 8/9/2011 10:56:31 PM
Hey girls! If you like to read, write or both could you please join my club "Bookworms & Writers"? I am trying to reach at-least 55 members by the end of the week and right now I'm at 43. I would really appreciate your help! ~Lexi♥
by LexilicousCandy on 8/9/2011 10:18:10 PM
by dancequeen47 on 8/6/2011 12:05:17 PM
thanks, but sorry I forgot to mention I was talking about my crush that isn't texting me back (the new guy). Sorry bout that... so I told my guy friend that I like my crush and its my crush that wont answer now Brittany G.
by jo7jo on 8/6/2011 12:51:32 AM
by blondegirl27 on 8/5/2011 10:35:17 PM
Hi girlies... you should join my club, Advice Givers! Spots for secretary, treasurer, and advice giver of the week are open and up for grabs. You can post questions/advice on middle school, high school, clothes, guys... anything! I'd love to have anyone join
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by kittyluv314 on 8/5/2011 4:08:24 PM
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by PuppyCT on 8/5/2011 3:47:27 PM
yea the best thing is to not choose that could end up with someone hurt!
by swimgirl13 on 8/5/2011 2:45:45 PM
Hey Girlies! If you need any advice, ask me. I've been through a lot of drama at my school so I might be able to help. I'll do my best to help you. Just comment on my page if you need advice! See ya around chicas!
by danceqtqueen on 8/5/2011 2:42:19 PM
yeah its best that she doesnt go out with either of them
by tswiftluver13 on 8/5/2011 2:39:24 PM
Oh thats sooooo not good...... good thing she came here!!!!! If my BGF were brothers I'd be dead
by 526love on 8/5/2011 2:12:43 PM
by jo7jo on 8/5/2011 1:47:55 PM
@evil_pixie! That was a little rude.... they are brothers, and they are both her BGFs, and they both asked her out... if she said yes to one that could potentially ruin her friendship with the other guy, and his relationship with his brother. That's the problem.
by fireworks1071 on 8/5/2011 12:30:07 PM
Oh, what a problem. You have two guys that want to go out with you.
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Tag Archives: SederMy Family's Homemade HaggadahLike all Jewish holidays at my house, Passover with my family is an entirely interfaith affair. There are Catholic adults and kids, Jewish adults and kids, Christian adults and kids and one 92-year-old Russian Orthodox (Christian) grandma. But the emphasis is on the kids: Between by brothers and me, we have 10 children. My brothers' are Catholic and Christian and mine are Jewish, and so, it's important to me that the Passover seder is interesting and fun and meaningful for them. For as long as I can remember, our family has used the Maxwell House Hagaddah. The old one…from 1932…which I love and have fond memories of. But I wanted something different, something more accessible for the under-18 crowd and for a group that is mostly not Jewish. I never thought about creating my own until my friend and colleague, IFF COO Heather Martin, told me about the one she created for her family, and shared it with me. I was hooked. I wanted our own personalized haggadah with silly Passover songs sung to the tune of "My Favorite Things" and "Take Me Out to the Ballgame!" You see, while this may not constitute a very traditional haggadah, what's important to me is creating a seder in which family members who are not Jewish feel comfortable and connected, and in which all of the kids participate and enjoy. And so, using Haggadot.com and JewishBoston.com and some of Heather's haggadah as a jumping-off point, we made our own. We cut and pasted and pulled bits and pieces from different sites, including a quiz for the older kids at the end. It was a big hit—the seder was fun and silly (vital for the under 7 crowd) and accessible and interesting (important for everyone else). Most importantly, it was relevant to our family—it made sense for the people sitting around the table, who mostly weren't Jewish but were there to celebrate Passover in a way that was meaningful. We left a lot out in order to create an abridged version that worked for my family, and I made sure to include the pieces that were most important for me to share the meaning of the holiday. Yours might look completely different, but you're welcome to use this as a starting off point, or even to bring into your seder if you wish. Here it is—take a look. Like it? Hate it? I'd love to hear what you think. Passover MemoriesI have visceral memories of Passover as a child. It was a time, not a meal. My mother who worked more than full time was home. We would rush to the kosher butcher for a huge slab of brisket. I loved going (this was the only time we went to the butcher during the year) because I felt part of something. There were so many other women there shopping for their Passover food. We spoke the same language, we were sharing the same busy-ness. It didn't matter who was Orthodox and who Reform. We were one extended family. We brought a list to the supermarket for our food and other items (something that signified major cooking). We bought Manishevitz at the liquor store. I felt that everyone knew we were celebrating Passover. I felt that each stop was one step on the journey of doing Passover. We bought flowers for the table at the florist. There was adrenaline and joy in my young soul. I was with the women of my family. We did Passover the same way each year. The familiarity of our preparations was warm to me, and precious. We set a beautiful, fancy table. I loved setting the table as a child. I had a job. It was a real job. People admired my work. My beloved grandparents were at my house. I dressed up and so did everyone else. My Papa, of blessed memory, sang Chad Gadya in one breath. We dipped fingers in wine for the plagues. I proudly sang the Four Questions, showing off. We looked for the afikomen and claimed our dollar prize from a man at the table—tradition? Fresh, bright, spring, freedom. I loved eating matzah with cinnamon and sugar. I don't think I can replicate this heaven. My family is scattered geographically. My child doesn't sit still. I don't cook like my mom did. I am a rabbi married to a rabbi. You could have predicted my profession from my love of Jewish holidays. Now I have two lenses by which I view Passover. I think about the seder in terms of my kids. I think about the seder in terms of interfaith families. How does someone who didn't grow up with Passover experience it in a loved one's house with their family? When does one become part of the family? How does the message of going from slavery to freedom translate? How can someone with no memories of a holiday come to make it their own as an adult? But the truth is, only my family has the memories I have. It draws us close and it is fun to reminisce. Those years are forever a part of me. What memories will stay with my children about Passover? Who will they remember? What foods will they long for? What traditions will they hold in their hearts? How to Make Your Passover Seder Fun for KidsPassover is one of the most widely celebrated Jewish holidays and many Jewish families have some type of Passover seder, but preparing to host a seder can be intimidating. This is true whether or not you grew up Jewish—and, as I can personally attest, even if you're a rabbi! Seder means "order" in Hebrew, and there is a set order for how the seder is to proceed, set forth in the haggadah. As an avid haggadah collector, I can tell you that there are LOTS of different haggadot to choose from—or you may put one together yourself. But even once you've selected a haggadah, if you have kids coming to your seder there's the added pressure of wanting them to be engaged throughout the evening. Here are some things that have worked for me in the past: MAD LIBS, COLORING PAGES, ETC.: One year, when the kids arrived at my seder, I gave them a Passover Mad Libs game. Playing Mad Libs is a great way to keep kids busy before the seder starts (especially if you don't want them running all over your house!) or after they have eaten their meal—which we all know takes kids a lot less time than it takes adults. If there are kids who are too young for Mad Libs, you can give them Passover coloring pages and crayons to keep them occupied (Google "Passover Coloring Pages" and you'll find lots of pages you can print for free) or if you happen to be using a digital haggadah, like this one from JewishBoston.com, the younger set can enjoy this fun online seder matching game. Coloring in their own Passover placemats (which you can buy in many grocery stores, Judaica shops or online—or make your own) kept my kids happy and quiet during seders when they were little, as did kids' haggadot that they could color in. PASSOVER GRANOLA: Several years ago, I attended a pre-Passover workshop led by Noam Zion, one of the authors of A Different Night, The Family Participation Haggadah. Zion suggested that when the seder begins, the host should give each guest a bag of granola, which they can nosh on so they won't be hungry and anxious for the meal, and thus will be more engaged during the pre-meal part of the seder, which is the majority of the haggadah. So when we all sat down, I gave everyone, adults as well as children, a bag filled with raisins, nuts, and Kosher for Passover chocolate chips and marshmallows. I explained that just as our Israelite ancestors went on a long journey after leaving Egypt, we too would have a "journey" before we began our meal, and the bag was filled with some food to keep us nourished along the way. (I also promised my guests that our journey would be a lot shorter than 40 years!). Another fun thing about the Passover granola was that my daughter, who was four at the time, had a great time preparing all of the bags with me before our guests arrived. BINGO: One of the biggest hits was when I used a website to make a Passover Bingo game for my younger guests. The squares on the Bingo game had phrases such as: "I recited the four questions," "I drank the second cup of wine/juice," "I asked a question" and "I tasted maror." I gave each kid a small cup of raisins, and told them to put a raisin on a square once they had done what was written in the square. This kept the kids engaged throughout the evening—nobody wanted to miss doing something and not be able to fill in that square on their card. I recently found a similar Passover Bingo game online here. QUESTIONS! QUESTIONS! AND MORE QUESTIONS!: Any good seder involves a lot more than just the Four Questions in the haggadah. Originally, the items on the seder plate and many of the Passover rituals were meant to spark questions. Your seder won't be nearly as rewarding if you just read through the haggadah without taking time for questions and discussion. Here are some fun ways to incorporate questions into your seder: Ask lots of questions: Before the seder, go to a Dollar Store or party store and buy a bunch of cheap little toys to use as prizes. Throughout the seder, stop to ask questions about the story and celebration of Passover. Whoever answers the question correctly gets a prize. You'll probably find that the adults like to play along and show off their knowledge as much as the kids do. Or better yet… Have your guests ask the questions: Encourage questioning by giving out a prize every time someone asks a question. Then let someone else answer the question—and they can get a prize too. Put questions under everyone's plates: One year I put an index card with a Passover-related question on it under each plate before everyone arrived at my seder. Some of the questions were serious (e.g., "If you could invite anyone to a seder, who would it be and why?") while others were more light-hearted (e.g., "If you could eat only one thing for the rest of your life, would you rather it be matzah or bitter herbs?"). At different points throughout the seder, I would randomly pick a person and ask them to take the index card out from under their plate (no peeking at the card until you're called on!), read their question and answer it. Advanced planning is key to a successful seder. But that being said, once your planning is finished and your guests arrive, do your best to relax and enjoy! Are there things you've done at a seder in the past that have been fun for kids and kept them engaged? What are you planning for this year? My Favorite Family RecipeWhat memories do you have of growing up? How did your family celebrate holidays? My favorite holiday has always been Passover. While I was growing up, my parents hosted the Passover Seder for the extended family. We'd add tables, outgrowing the dining room and "kids' table" until we had a series of three tables spanning the dining room, entry way and into the living room. My aunts, uncles and cousins would all come to our house for a few days and we'd celebrate Passover. Living in Northern California, we did not have an abundance of kosher-for-Passover options. Luckily, my aunts would buy out all the markets in Los Angeles and bring delicacies with them that would last throughout the week of Passover. After the crowds left, my mom would make matzo meal pancakes. Light and fluffy, made mostly of egg whites and air, they were my favorite (probably because I ate them with tablespoons of white sugar on top). It wasn't until a month ago that I learned where the matzo meal pancake recipe came from. I should have known that my mom's mom was not the source. My grandmother was raised Mormon and converted to Judaism before marrying my grandfather. They raised three wonderful Jewish children and always had a Jewish household (see nature vs. nurture). During summer break, while my mother was in high school, she traveled to Indianapolis to visit my father for a weekend while he was working there for the summer. At that time, not yet married, it was not "appropriate" for them to stay under the same roof, so while he was living with his cousins, my mother stayed with my father's grandmother. One morning, my great-grandmother made the pancakes for my mom. Mom immediately fell in love with them. My great-grandmother's recipe has been a family treasure ever since. InterfaithFamily is here to help families discover long-lost family recipes and traditions, to create your own traditions and to help you explore what aspects of Judaism you want to incorporate into your lives as you create new traditions for your family. In the Bay Area, newlyweds and nearly-wedded couples can begin this process by joining us for our Love and Religion – Online workshop which begins July 29. Passover ProtocolIf you are lucky enough to be invited to a seder this year, here are a few tips. As you may already know, there is a wide array of observance in the Jewish religion. Every seder is a little bit different just like every family. A new person to the seder is always a delight; a new participant at the family seder is a wonderful addition. At minimum, the new guest(s) are a new audience for the often-repeated family story or family joke. If you are a little nervous, don't be — the goal of the holiday is to learn about and discuss freedom. It is a great opportunity for you and everyone to learn. Here are a few tips for you.
Hope you have a wonderful seder! If you have any questions or other items to add to the protocol, add them to the comments section and we will address any questions or suggestions that you post. A New Passover Haggadah from Edgar M. BronfmanEdgar M. Bronfman's no stranger to intermarriage. The publicity in the lead up to his 2008 book, Hope, Not Fear: A Path To Jewish Renaissance, was full of great quotes: Actually, I'm having a hard time not just quoting this whole, short article, so just read it now. I'll wait here. In his above-mentioned book (read an excerpt here), Bronfman wrote that among Jews and the Jewish community, the Keeping with the themes of openness, new ideas, and inclusion, Bronfman has written a new Passover Haggadah, the book used as a guide for the ritual dinner, the seder. His own family seders are large and celebratory affairs and include intermarried family members and friends old and new who are welcomed to enjoy the annual feast together. Well-chosen readings from luminaries, including abolitionist Frederick Douglass and poet Marge Piercy, highlight the story of slavery and freedom. Bronfman's creative and interactive approach is a story for all ages, in which readers assume a character in the Exodus journey. It also diverts from the traditional Haggadah in a way that is extremely welcoming to interfaith families. "I decided to open the door to Elijah at the beginning of the meal instead of at the end. I always found it slightly odd that Elijah was invited to the table after the meal. My wife, Jan, and I both believe it is before this joyous feast begins that we ought to invite the stranger into our homes," he writes in the Haggadah. In Bronfman's view, Elijah represents a redeemed world — a world free of racism, slavery, cruelty, poverty and greed. Elijah also represents the hungry stranger. This gesture reminds us to open the doors of our hearts to those in need during this holiday season and the rest of the year. Inviting and inclusive, and with illustrations by Bronfman's wife, Jan Aronson, it looks like a nice new alternative for families who want to share the storytelling and keep the seder to English. What do you think? Is this a Haggadah your family will try out this Passover?
Passover Seder Fun
Passover seders literally: seder means "order" in Hebrew. We followed every word, sang every song in the haggadah. It was long but exciting to stay up late. We certainly had fun — I stole the afikomen and dashed under our long dining room table with my grandmother as my accomplice. My four older siblings were angry for years! That was a far better reward than the $2 I received as my prize… For once, I outsmarted them — victory was mine!
Having grown up in a traditional family, we always celebrated My kids enjoy seders too. We probably follow 80% of the seder according to the haggadah. Through the positive influence of our pre-school, we now have all kinds of props for our seder: a tiny baby Moses in a basket, a brick that my daughter decorated with gem stones, and homemade pillows for reclining. The kids enjoy setting the table, making place cards, and bringing every pillow they can find into our dining room. My friends and I are always looking for ways to make the seder more fun and engaging for our families. Here are some of the tips we've compiled:
If your family isn't interested in a formal seder, have you considered watching The Ten Commandments together, while eating dinner? The kids can count how many times they say the word "Moses" (maybe making a PG version of a drinking game — pass the seltzer!). Do you have any special memories or ideas for making seders fun? Share them! |


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If you're planning a trip to one of the most breathtaking wonders of the natural world, you want to be sure that the weather isn't going to spoil your enjoyment of the great outdoors. Peak visiting season to Niagara Falls is May to September—and for good reason: the days are long and warm, typically in the low 20s Celsius (70s to 80s Fahrenheit), the nights are comfortable with lows around 17 ° C (63 ° F), and all of the most popular tourist attractions, like Maid of the Mist boat tours (which operates April to October) are open.
If you want to experience Niagara Falls in all its glory, you're going to want to be there at a time where you can be free to wander (unfrozen) around, soaking in the majesty of nature. If you come in the summertime, you'll be able to camp and hike on dry trails for hours, even if you do have to battle the crowds a bit more than in the off season.
That said, the off season doesn't turn Niagara into a ghost town; the Winter Festival of Lights (early November to early January) has millions of lights throughout Queen Victoria Park, and well as concerts and other events, there are still a number of museums and cultural sites open year round (and of course the Falls itself can't exactly shut down), but snowfall into mid-April and sometimes bitterly cold temperatures do put a damper on most outdoor activities. One of Canada's largest New Year's Eve parties is held in the Falls, regardless of the weather!
The October shoulder season can be very nice as well. Many of the hotels in the prime tourist areas offer great packages as the summer high season ends and the weather is still moderately nice (although you will want to bring a sweater for the cooler evening temperatures).


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I have a VP 2003 that was driving me nuts. I removed the heat exchanger, took it to a radiator shop and had it inspected and cleaned. It was fine, slapped it back on and I was still runnning hot.
So (under sail I might note) I ripped out the elbow where the salt-water return from the heat exchanger meets with the exhaust from the engine. Sure enough, clogged to the hilt. A long skinny screwdriver let me clean the two ports and I was back in business, no problems ever since. I wish I did this in the first place, because it was a LOT easier than taking the heat exchanger off. This elbow is located on the top of the engine in the very back and the exhaust hose connects to it.
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Date: Friday, March 27, 2015
Location: 230 Fifth, 230 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY
The Machine Learning Conference (MLconf) began in 2012, as a partnership with Carnegie Mellon University's GraphLab team, to gather the thought leaders in Machine Learning, specifically Graph Databases. In 2013, MLconf became a separate event, devoted to the Machine Learning and Data Science community in San Francisco, agnostic of any tool, platform or company. MLconf events host speakers from various industries, research and universities to discuss recent research and application of Machine Learning methodologies and practices. In 2014, MLconf entered NYC and Atlanta, as well as San Francisco. In 2015, MLconf will host conferences in NYC, Atlanta, Seattle and San Francisco, with plans to enter additional US cities in 2016, and the UK.
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Date: April 26-28, 2015
Location: 200 Seaport Blvd, Boston, MA
Speaker: Ron Bodkin, President at Think Big, A Teradata Company
The 5th Big Data TechCon is coming back to Boston for three days - April 26th to the 28th, 2015. Last year more than 600 people attended the event, allowing for excellent networking on top of intensive classes and tutorials that were offered. Previous iterations of Big Data TechCon have allowed us to select and bring back only the finest speakers and top scoring classes to make sure that your Big Data conference is unparalleled. Big Data TechCon features practical, how-to classes and tutorials for IT and Big Data professionals, including data and business analysts, developers, software architects, data scientists, and project managers. Attend Big Data TechCon to get practical training on Hadoop, Spark, YARN, R, HBase, Hive, Predictive Analytics, and much more!


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28 year old woman | Long Beach, NY, USA | Seeking men 22-30 within 30 miles
Active within 24 hours
Voted "Best to bring home to Mom and Dad" in high school.. Just sayin
I am a former Division One athlete and consider myself a team player on and off the field. I enjoy watching sports and reserve Sunday's for football during football season. Keeping active is important to me; right now CrossFit is my workout of choice. I value relationships and pride myself on putting family first and being a true friend. My friends will tell you that I am the perfect combinations of a guy's guy and a girly girl. As much as I enjoy playing and watching sports, I love getting dressed up, going out to a romantic dinner or for a fun night of dancing. Lazy days at the beach and traveling are other favorites. I am fortunate to love what I do and feel my work as a program director and coach inspires me to be a role model, to keep an open mind and to remember what makes life meaningful; the people you share it with.
Coffee and conversation , Dining out , Hobbies and crafts , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Nightclubs/Dancing , Playing sports , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Cycling, Dancing, Football, Other types of exercise, Running, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis / Racquet sports, VolleyBall, Yoga
I exercise 5 or more times per week.
I like Cats, Dogs, Horses
Some other viewpoint
I love Aruba, Hawaii, Long Island (merrick and long beach of course), pretty much anywhere with a beach.. I'm dying to go to the greek islands and Europe
University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
My favorite food is sushi, favorite dessert is anything with chocolate in it, favorite color is yellow (but i like purple too), favorite sports teams are the Mets, Jets and knicks, and of course the UConn huskies.. i have a lot of loves in this world
I love the beach, i love to play watch and be around sports, I love to go out dancing or just hang out watching a movie, I'm very easily amused and i'm pretty much up for anything
im a big magazine person, but i can't really get into books.. although i strangely enjoy reading my psychology textbooks
Her | What she is looking for | |
Appearance | ||
Height: | 5'7" (170cms) | 5'10" (177cms) to 6'8" (203cms) |
Body type: | Curvy | About average, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds |
Eyes: | Hazel | Black, Blue, Brown, Grey, Green, Hazel |
Hair: | Auburn / Red | Auburn / Red, Black, Light brown, Dark brown, Blonde, Salt and pepper, Dark blonde, Platinum |
Lifestyle | ||
Smoke: | No Way | No Way |
Drink: | Social Drinker | Social Drinker, Regularly |
Occupation: | Education / Teacher / Professor | No preference |
I run a lacrosse program and I coach |
Income: | I'll tell you later | No preference |
Relationship: | Never Married | Never Married |
Have kids: | No | No preference |
Wants kids: | Definitely | Definitely, Someday |
Background | ||
Ethnicity: | White / Caucasian | No preference |
Faith: | Jewish | No preference |
i'm more of a cultural jew.. not so into religions.. although i find them very interesting |
Languages: | English, Spanish, Other | No preference |
Education: | Graduate degree | Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral |
I have my BA from UConn (university of connecticut) where i played varsity lacrosse for 4 years. I also have my Masters of Physical Education from Adelphi University |