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Easy Ways to Support Veterans at Home
Jul 23, 2012, 6 a.m.
Do you carry a deep appreciation for soldiers of past and present wars, but aren't quite sure how to show it? There are a number of ways, big and small, to express your support that can directly affect the life of a veteran in a positive way.
According to a recent survey conducted by Sears, nearly half of Americans surveyed said they plan to volunteer, donate to a military related cause, or thank a veteran this Patriot Season (Armed Forces Day through Labor Day). Here are a few quick tips on how to show your gratitude for a veteran this Patriot Season and throughout the year:
- Donate money to charities that help veterans. A great way to give back is to support organizations such as Heroes at Home and Rebuilding Together as they build, repair, improve or modify homes for veterans. Your donation can help extend the impact of the work these organizations do that affects thousands of lives.
- Volunteer with organizations that help veterans. Get your hands dirty and your family involved. Many organizations can benefit just as greatly from your time as they can from your money. The Sears Heroes at Home initiative is just one of many that support veterans and rely on the help of volunteers. Check with local volunteer organizations to find a veteran-focused charity that is of interest to you. Your local American Legion or VFW post is a good place to start if you need help finding a charity.
- Send a care package to a soldier serving overseas. A simple way to bring a smile to the face of a serviceman or woman is to send a package of fun items: candies, cookies, books, games, magazines ― any taste of home. There are a number of organizations that coordinate the sending of care packages to soldiers stationed across the world. Operation Gratitude is one of many organizations that coordinate these efforts, and your local veterans organizations may be able to help put you in touch with groups that support soldiers from your community.
- Shop at stores that make efforts to employ or otherwise help veterans. In the same survey, an overwhelming majority of Americans (78 percent) also said they were more likely to support a company or brand that supports veterans or wounded warriors. Today's veterans face numerous challenges when reintegrating into civilian life ― one of which is finding steady employment. You can help ease this transition by supporting businesses that are committed to hiring veterans and supporting reservists on staff who get called into active duty. For example, Sears provides recruitment programs to help place veterans in jobs within their organization and will hold positions for deployed veterans for up to five years. There are also a number of nonprofit organizations that help provide job skills and career counseling for veterans, which could also use your support.
Now that you are armed with ways to show your appreciation to those who have answered the call of duty, it's time to put your plan into action. Whether you decide to volunteer, donate money or send a veteran something to brighten their day, it only takes a few moments to show your gratitude to those who have dedicated their lives to serving our country.
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As we hit the September stretch, a different team looks like the National League wild-card favorite each day. One day, it's the Marlins. Another, it's the Padres, and so on and so forth.
The American League wild-card race has established itself as a two-team competition, but the Twins have to avoid the fast fade that could come after recent losses to Kansas City.
The great thing about baseball is that if you check in with us again at this time next week, we'll probably be reversing course -- yet again.
|Who's hot: Jermaine Dye has 29 RBI and 21 runs scored in August, including 13 RBI in his last seven games.
|Who's not: Tadahito Iguchi had a big hit on Wednesday, but is 3-for-22 in his last five games.
|Outlook: Bobby Jenks (38 saves) is looking as good as he did in 2005. His ERA is down to 3.32 after a shaky start.
|Who's hot: Michael Cuddyer has 18 RBI in his last 14 games.
|Who's not: Jason Kubel went 0-4 on Wednesday, his fourth straight game with an 0-fer.
|Outlook: The Twins have five games left with the Royals and need to win them all to match last year's 13-6 mark against K.C.
|Who's hot: No one. Red Sox return significantly depleted after 2-7 road trip.
|Who's not: The team is in a collective malaise, having scored just 19 runs in its last nine games.
|Outlook: Best thing going for the Red Sox -- 18 home games left. They're 39-24 at Fenway Park.
|Who's hot: Roy Halladay is 16-4, including 11-1 in night games, but he can't pitch every game.
|Who's not: Troy Glaus is 4-26 in his last eight games.
|Outlook: Blue Jays have eight games left with Boston, but nothing else with the teams they're chasing in the standings.
|Who's hot: Robb Quinlan has hit in 16 straight, raising his batting average to .330.
|Who's not: John Lackey's happy to close August. After a 5-1 July, he didn't pick up his first win in August until his last start of the month.
|Outlook: Their remaining schedule includes the Tigers and White Sox, as well as seven games with the A's.
|Who's hot: Geoff Blum was 0-for-4 on Wednesday, but has 10 RBI in his last nine games.
|Who's not: Mike Cameron was rolling for a while, but is in a 1-for-15 funk at the moment.
|Outlook: Trevor Hoffman is seven saves shy of Lee Smith's all-time save record, and the Padres will likely need him to be perfect down the stretch.
|Who's hot: Ryan Howard has at least one RBI in eight straight games. He's the first player with 40 RBI in a month since Ryan Klesko in 2001.
|Who's not: Chase Utley hates playing Washington. He has one hit in his last 29 at-bats against the Nationals.
|Outlook: They went 18-10 in August. Repeating that over their next 28 games would give them 85 wins, and likely keep them in the hunt into the final weekend.
|Who's hot: Ken Griffey Jr. has hit in 15 straight games. He's one of the few Reds to be doing well recently.
|Who's not: Adam Dunn hasn't homered on the West Coast trip.
|Outlook: Bad news for the Reds -- they haven't had a winning September since 2000.
|Who's hot: Hanley Ramirez is hitting well again. He has four three-hit games in his last seven games.
|Who's not: Ricky Nolasco is the Marlins' only struggling starter. He went 2-3 in August with two appearances lasting just two innings.
|Outlook: They may catch a break by playing the Mets seven times in September, particularly if the Mets clinch the East before Florida visits New York on Sept. 18.
|Who's hot: Barry Bonds is 6-for-7 with two home runs and four RBI in his last three games, and 12-for-23 in his last eight games.
|Who's not: Jason Schmidt has allowed 14 runs in his last two starts.
|Outlook: Shea Hillenbrand is playing like these games really mean something and has multiple RBI in each of his last four contests.
David Ortiz's numbers have been simply unbelievable. He's been Mr. Clutch in every sense of the word. While I normally believe the MVP should come from the best team, his numbers are so skewed that it doesn't matter the Red Sox aren't likely to make the playoffs.
Of course, the caveat is if he comes back from his health issues. Although he's put up big numbers that could hold up, it would be very difficult to choose him if he misses the rest of the season. In that case, my No. 2 pick is Derek Jeter.
A lot has been made of the Red Sox's injury problems, and while they've only gotten worse as the season has progressed, the Yankees haven't exactly been blessed with great health either. But Jeter has been there consistently -- leading this team and performing day in and day out.
After those two guys, the competition gets a little muddled with Jermaine Dye and Justin Morneau itching to break out of the pack. Dye has been phenomenal over the past week and is willing his team to the playoffs, while Morneau and Joe Mauer are responsible for the resurgence of the Minnesota Twins.
• Jermaine Dye continued to add to his MVP credentials, going 2-for-2 in late-inning pressure situations and scoring the winning run in the eighth inning of the White Sox's 5-4 victory over the Devil Rays. With nine hits in his last 19 at-bats, Dye has raised his LIPS batting average to .367. Prior to 2006, his career batting average in late-inning pressure situations was .203.
• Roger Clemens pitched seven scoreless innings, but once again all he had to show for it was a big fat "ND." The Astros scored in the ninth inning for a 1-0 victory. It was the 17th time in his three seasons with the Astros that Clemens didn't allow a run, but he's won only eight of those games. Clemens' nine no-decisions in games in which he didn't allow a run not only lead the majors over the last three seasons, they're more than double the total of any other pitcher.
Streaking Phillies roll over Nationals.
|Chien-Ming Wang tied Toronto's Roy Halladay for the major league lead with his 16th win, combining on a four-hitter and leading the Yankees over the Tigers 2-0 in the opener of a doubleheader. Pitching on six days' rest, Wang (16-5) allowed three hits in 7 2/3 innings. He got 13 groundball outs, including five on comebackers, and won for the eighth time in nine decisions.
|Curt Schilling had another subpar outing as the Red Sox lost to A's 7-2 and finished a miserable 2-7 road trip. Schilling (14-7) allowed six runs on 11 hits in 5 1/3 innings. Although he became only the 14th pitcher to reach 3,000 strikeouts, he lost his third straight decision and hasn't won in five starts since beating Tampa Bay on Aug. 4.
|The Cubs got swept by the Pirates and ended an 0-6 road trip. It was the Bucs' first three-game sweep of Chicago since 2000 and first in Pittsburgh since April 9-11, 1999. Now just one-and-a-half games separate the Cubs from the Pirates and last place in the NL Central. The Bucs have been in the cellar since starting 0-6, but the Cubs went 11-17 in August.
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Albert Pujols hit his 39th home run and helped the Cardinals end the Marlins' nine-game winning streak with a 13-6 victory.
"I think we've got a lot of momentum going. We're going to get it rolling here and give ourselves a shot at the wild card."
-- Braves LHP Chuck James after Atlanta's 5-3 win over the Giants, the team's fourth straight victory at home
• Red Sox slugger David Ortiz was to remain at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston until Thursday as a precaution and for further tests on his heart. "David Ortiz is in the process of undergoing further testing to determine the cause of his symptoms," team medical director Thomas Gill said in a statement. "The testing and evaluation will continue throughout the remainder of this afternoon and evening. David will remain in the hospital Wednesday night. He is resting comfortably and is in good spirits."
• Hideki Matsui took batting practice Wednesday for the first time since the Yankees left fielder broke his left wrist in May. Matsui took 35 swings at pitches thrown by coach Mitch Seoane in an indoor batting cage at Yankee Stadium. "I think everything was good. I didn't have any pain," Matsui said through a translator. "My swing and my mechanics I think isn't too bad at this point right now. I think it's more my timing is a little off."
• Mariners reliever Rafael Soriano was released from a hospital Wednesday, less than 24 hours after being hit in the head by a line drive. Doctors said the right-hander sustained a mild concussion when Angels slugger Vladimir Guerrero hit an eighth-inning liner that struck Soriano just behind his right ear Tuesday night. The pitcher spent the night at Harborview Medical Center under the care of Dr. Richard Ellenbogen, chief of neurosurgery at the hospital. Soriano had an X-ray and two CT scans that revealed no fractures or internal swelling of the brain.
• Cardinals LHP Mark Mulder, hammered in a pair of starts since coming off the disabled list, believes he probably won't pitch again this season because of shoulder problems. "I doubt it, but I don't know," said Mulder. "I can't give you a yes or a no, but the way it feels and the way it looks, I doubt it." Mulder underwent an MRI, the second this season on his ailing shoulder, on Wednesday morning. He said Dr. George Paletta, the team's orthopedic consultant, told him the MRI was very similar to the first one taken in June when Mulder went on the DL with impingement and rotator cuff fraying. The next step for Mulder will be to get a second opinion. After undergoing extensive rehabilitation without success, surgery has become a viable option.
Maddux wins No. 330 as Dodgers beat Reds.
• Royals at Twins, 1:10 ET: Jorge De La Rosa (3-3, 8.13) has fared poorly since being acquired from the Brewers. After winning his first start for K.C., he is 0-1 with a 9.23 ERA in his last four outings. Johan Santana (15-5, 3.01) continues to bolster his Cy Young case. He ranks first in the AL in ERA, BAA (.221), WHIP (1.02) and strikeouts (196), and is second in innings pitched (191.1).
• Giants at Braves, 7:35 ET: Matt Morris (9-11, 4.47) has a 3.93 ERA in August, but only one win to show for it. John Smoltz (12-6, 3.36) still can be dominant. He is 6-1 with a 2.91 ERA and a 5.5:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio since the All-Star break.
• Marlins at Cardinals, 8:10 ET: Dontrelle Willis (9-10, 4.01), who's 2-0 with a 2.57 ERA in his last two outings, has pitched better on the road than his 4-6 record suggests, posting a 3.33 ERA and limiting batters to a .258 average away from Dolphin Stadium. Jeff Suppan (10-7, 4.77) has pitched well at the new Busch Stadium. He is 6-2 with a 3.04 ERA in 13 starts.


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Marvin Vincent
Marvin Richardson Vincent (Poughkeepsie, New York, 11 September 1834, and died in Forest Hills, New York, 18 August 1922[1]) was a Presbyterian minister, best known for his Word Studies in the New Testament. From 1888, he was professor of New Testament exegesis and criticism at Union Theological Seminary, New York City.
Vincent graduated from Columbia University in 1851, taught in the Columbia Grammar School, was professor of classics in the Troy Methodist University from 1858 to 1862; then acting pastor of the Pacific Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Brooklyn from 1862 to 1863; and pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Troy, New York, from 1863 to 1873. Then at Presbyterian Church of the Covenant, a small Victorian Gothic church at 310 East 42nd Street.[2][3]
- Translation of Johann Albrecht Bengel's Gnomon of the New Testament. Charlton T. Lewis and Marvin R. Vincent, Philadelphia and New York, 1864.
- Word Studies in the New Testament. Charles Scribner and Sons, New York, 1887.
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dkimelbergJuly 6, 2006
I just finished my humble japanese-inspired urban garden in a small plot in the middle of boston.
Here is a link to some pics:
Comments are welcome (I'm a newbie, so be gentle).
You have done a magnificent job, absolutly brilliant.
Here is a link that might be useful: George's Japanese Garden
kobold(Vancouver BC)
Very good job! Even the size is authentic!
Where did you get the rain chain?
Thanks much for the kind words! We truly enjoy the space.
I got the rain chain at www.rainchains.com
In fact, I got most of the materials from web merchants (lanterns, moss, etc.). The web is an amazing place . . . .


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This is the type of place where groups 18-year old Swedes spend their nights. It's pretty lousy for married people. They're very slow about reception and they obviously hadn't prepared any room because we were waiting in the bar for them to give us a habitation. When we arrived in the room, someone's stuff was already there. So they made us wait in someone elses room for 40 minutes until they could figure it out. But they also were mad at us for being in this other room while they were straightening up. The hostel smells incredibly bad. Breakfast was white bread. The room was dark and hot and didn't have outlets that could fit any kind of voltage adaptor known to man. Everybody was basically a jerk. I've got no love for this place.
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Whether you're a clean freak or not, those streaks, smudges and cloudy film fogging up your windows are enough to ruin even the prettiest view. Although getting clean windows may sound like a (tedious) all-day chore, it won't take over your Saturday (we promise!) if you follow these easy-peasy window-washing steps. Now, let the sun shine through!
Prepare a bucket of warm water and squirt in a dime-size dollop of dishwashing liquid. Or, try one of these homemade cleaning alternatives to get the job done—they work just as well as soapsuds or any other industrial-strength cleaners.
Combine one part white vinegar and one part water.
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Substitute the club soda with lemon juice, and mix with the two cups of warm water and a tablespoon of cornstarch.
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Whichever method you choose, clean windows on a cloudy day, because sunshine actually dries the glass too quickly and can cause streaks. (Who knew?!)
Submerge a handheld natural sponge (for multi-pane windows) or a strip applicator (for large windows) into the solution, and apply to the glass.
Don't clean windows with paper towels—a linty cloth merely moves the dirt and debris around the glass and creates pesky streaks. Plus, that tired old method puts a static charge on the windows, attracting additional gunk more quickly. Instead, use a squeegee for a streak-free clean.
Move the squeegee from left to right, and then top to bottom on each pane. Use a bristle brush for loosening dirt in the corners and along edges.
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Dick Harmon: BYU football: Riley Nelson picks up where he left off
Question is, how sustainable is it before injury? Nelson did fumble at SJSU's 3-yard line on BYU's first possession of the game. It is tough to be a running QB.
The other question mark, still unanswered, is how effectively can Nelson stretch a better defense than BYU saw Saturday with the Spartans? Jacobson dropped a nicely placed Nelson' bomb in the first half at the goal-line that was defended closely. On two other pass attempts past the 25-yard range, SJSU defenders intercepted them, the first when BYU's receiver may have failed to sit down in zone coverage, the other just fluttered enough for reaction by corner Bene Benwikere.
He also dodged a howitzer shell late in the third quarter when a bootleg play blew up and he launched a punt into SJSU's secondary that nobody successfully hauled in by either team.
In that third quarter, Nelson was 0-for-4 with one interception and BYU managed only a Justin Sorensen field goal. Going back to the end of the first half, he was 0-for-5 with two interceptions. Call it SJSU halftime adjustments and Doman going to the run game.
Nelson's pass rating dipped to 167 as the fourth quarter began.
Nelson lucked out in the final period on what looked like a screen play pick six when SJSU linebacker Tiuke Tuipolutu dropped the ball while eyeing a 70-yard return.
Nelson ended with a rating of 159.6 for the night, 14-of-21, three TDs, two picks, and nine carries for 65 yards.
How good was the defense Nelson faced? The Spartans led the WAC in turnovers gained and had seven interceptions in their last four games. The Spartans ranked 86th in pass efficiency defense coming to Provo. BYU had previously faced No. 1 Central Florida and No. 5 Texas in that category, and those two picks gave Nelson 40 percent of interceptions (2 to 5) of Jake Heaps in the previous five games.
But this is all fodder for the water fountain this week.
On Saturday, the story was Nelson in his first start.
The junior energized his teammates and they followed him. He made big play after big play, so much so his three turnovers were forgotten.
Nelson delivered BYU a 4-2 record, just two victories from bowl eligibility.
But more importantly, he helped dispatch a much-needed, trio of critical elements to BYU's offense: confidence, sense of urgency and efficiency.
This, on Saturday's homecoming night, was The Life of Riley.
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|Cube Bookcase: Yes
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|Orientation: Horizontal; Tall
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|Product Care: Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Do not use strong liquid cleaners
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About the ManufacturerIf you are looking for top of the line dining or bedroom furniture with a contemporary flair, look no further than Hokku Designs. They take pride in creating the highest quality products and also specialize in individual pieces that are sure to impress. By using only the finest materials, Hokku Designs offers sturdy, yet trendy furniture that will be a centerpiece in your home for years to come!
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Neat adaption!
There are, actually, recordings online that can be found on Google. Here are a few:
jatzg (Arthur Rubinstein playing the original piano version)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kll6w9 xrhV8 (the John Williams adaption for guitar)
I hope these can be of some assistance!
aha! i didn't even know it was called cordoba, that is why i couldn't find it, i thought the name was cantos de espana. yet mysteriously i found the right tabs.
thanks a lot! it is a lovely song and i have only reworked part of it.
some day i think i'll do the rest because it is awesome all the way through.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Good creation, the beat are great ..
p.s. control the editing, you have written "cantos de espaa".
no i haven't, between the two a's is a spanish n, Ñ. perhaps your computer doesn't display it.
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Full Version?
Is there anywhere I can download a full version of this song?
what i meant was that the composition is a lot longer, this is the full length of my version. i couldn't find a download of it by anyone else.


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Maria MontessoriItalian educator
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E.M. Standing, Maria Montessori, Her Life and Work (1957, reissued 1998), discusses the principles of the Montessori method. Rita Kramer, Maria Montessori: A Biography (1976, reprinted 2005), discusses her life. Also recommended is Gerald Lee Gutek (ed.), The Montessori Method: The Origins of an Educational Innovation (2004), which includes annotations.


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Hi everyone, my kitchen will have a 39 inch sink base which is overkill but it worked better for the design so there weren't any filler pieces. I've been looking at sinks and am excited about the Blanco silgranit type sink as I think it will be easier to keep looking clean. I'm having a hard time finding a sink that takes advantage of the wide space I have but isn't crazy deep. The Blanco Perfoma 1.75 looks great and I love the low divide but it's 10 inches deep. My granite will be 3 cm deep and I'm 5'6" tall. My current sink is a drop in and measuring from the top of the sink (which is about 0.5 inches higher than the countertop) to the bottom it's about 9 inches. I'm comfortable with that. If I had the Performa I would be about 3 inches deeper. That seems like a lot, but I don't do dishes by hand just rinse them off so maybe it's not that big of a deal.
So has anyone seen a silgranit type sink that's wide but not as deep?
This actually was one of the reasons I decided not to go with a silgranit sink, despite its allure. I'm also 5'6", and I know that a sink deeper than 9" just spells backache for me. I ended up going with a custom ss sink (for a lot of other reasons too), and had to fight with the KD to make the sink only 8 inches deep. I'm happy I kept it a reasonable depth. I think the general tide on GW is strongly pro-silgranite, whatever the depth.
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I'm also 5'6 and have a smaller Silgranite that is 8" deep. I don't see why they even make a deeper sink than that. With the width of your sink, it'd take forever to put a few inches of water in it. Our new faucet is much slower than the old too. Might take most of an evening to fill your sink!
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