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Dh scheduled his vasectomy for January and I am so unbelievably sad. We talked about it after the birth of our third last November and I was on board 100% but now that it is really happening I feel this total sense of loss (if that makes sense). DH and I had all our babies in our thirties within five years so now that our youngest has turned 1yr I feel it's time to get pregnant. It feels so strange not to be preparing for that but instead the exact opposite.
It's like my heart and brain are battling. When we discussed having a third and being done I was and am in agreement for so many reasons. Financially we are comfortable (teetering but comfortable) even with two in daycare. Three LO's ages 4, 2, and 1 has definitely maxed out our patience/sanity threshold but we are able to maintain. I'm glad to get my body back after five years. My goal was to be finished by the time I turned 37, mission accomplished. These are all the logical reasons that being done makes sense.
Then there is my heart that is absolutely mourning never creating life again or caressing my smooth, swollen belly and whispering sweet sentiments to my little boy or girl inside. I will never breastfeed another newborn or labor to bring another child into this world. My heart just breaks knowing this. The thing is I don't think another child would cure it because I thought surely the third one would. I was so prepared (or so I thought) that I would be fine with being done after three. I am shocked to find that I this may not be the case, and perhaps I will always feel a sense of loss, even if I went on to have more. I confuse even myself because I want to be done, feel done. I just don't know if I ever will not be sad about it.
I'm rambling and just wanted to get it out. Thanks to whomever takes the time to listen.
Wife to my love Ted, and Mama to DS ('09) DD ('11) DS ('12) !
Besides, you might wanna research the *big V* cause I have heard,though idk if it's true, that it can cause so many health problems, one of which is auto immune, because the body keeps producing sperm, and they flood out of the "holding area" and then the body sees foreign intruders, but the same DNA so then the body begins attacking itself. But, just something to look into. Good luck!
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JJ SD and my UC baby HD And married to my highschool sweetheart
((Hug)) Simonsez2u, I understand how you are feeling and how hard it is to decide something you are not feeling 100% confident about. Now, I've got 3 boys and told DH after both births of my two youngest that I never wanted to do that again! Lol. But I have to admit that I really think I do want one more, even though I was the one demanding dh get a V. From what I've been told from others, mothers do feel a sense of being done making new life at some point, not indefinitely, although each of our desires might have a different threshold. Thinking that I wouldn't go through this wonderfulhard process one ore time makes me feel deeply sad, so I am thrilled that dh is allowing a discussion about the possibility of one more to be ongoing. Maybe it is worth talking it out, more than once with your dh to see if you can both feel good about your decision.
Wife to my Sweetness and Light, DH (03), WAHM to DS('01), DS('11), and DS('13). Encouraging mothers everywhere to write for their lives. Expecting our fourth and final baby( It's a GIRL!!!) in January 2015.
Glad I'm not the only one though :-)
Mother of two spectacular girls, born mid-2010 and late 2012
OP, how are you feeling now? Did your DH get snipped? Do you feel at peace with the decision and have some closure, or are you still grieving? I can really relate to your sense of loss and mourning and I'm still struggling with it.
Wife to my love Ted, and Mama to DS ('09) DD ('11) DS ('12) !
That's great you're feeling a bit better about it all. I do think it must be natural to feel sad about ending this chapter in our lives and perhaps some women feel it more acutely than others. My DH and I are still flip flopping daily about whether or not we're done - we certainly feel like our hands are full with 3 now - but on the days I really feel we should be done, I'm deeply sad at that thought. But sadness alone is not a reason to have another child, that's for sure. I envy those women who seem so sure of their decision to not have any more babies! Wishing you all the best :-)
Wife to my love Ted, and Mama to DS ('09) DD ('11) DS ('12) !
I can definitely relate to how you feel. Before I had kids I wanted 4 but after having the first two so close together I was overwhelmed. Since we had a girl and a boy I thought hey that's perfect and I was done... for the moment. When the third came along I definitely thought that things were perfect and it was over and at the time it was. Now that the oldest two are in school and my little one is almost 3 I think about it sometimes.
I think our family is perfect for so many reasons... with 3 we have enough to give them what we want and even if we're struggling it's not too bad on us. It's still feasible to have each have their own room in a 4 bedroom and with a 4th or more this wouldn't be possible at all. I do have a minivan but we *could* fit reasonably in a car if we ever wanted/needed to. I can afford to put all three in sports/activities etc or buy them each their own X if I'd like to but with more that wouldn't be possible. I do have the kids share a lot of things and we don't over spoil or go overboard with things but it's nice to know I can afford to give them their own something if I want and if we had 4+ I just don't think that'd be reasonable anymore. My kids are oldest girl (first baby), middle boy (only boy), and little girl (baby)... I know this sounds silly and each kid is ALWAYS loved and special but this set up gives each their own standing that makes them special. No middle kid syndrome since my middle is the only boy. (Ok... that opinion came from my middle child lil sis but she has a point LOL).
I have switched back and forth so much though and at times really really want another and while I love having kids and would love more kids I think it's more my mourning the pregnancy/bfing/baby stuff phase than anything. Not that I wouldn't love to have more kids I think we have a good thing with handling our 3 kids and more would just stretch the time and money unnecessarily. I also truly feel that one more baby will not cure my mourning. I think a 4th is only going to make me want a 5th and 6th and I'm not sure even a 6th would stop me wanting a 7th. In some ways dd getting bigger makes me mourn knowing this is over but then I get busy doing things with the kids and think what a good thing we have and hey they're almost all *kids* now and in school. I've decided to wait and if I really truly want another and it's worth it to me it'll still be worth it later on down the road.
Michelle mom to DD , DS , & lil DD and spending my days
I have been struggling with this for the last year or so maybe more really. Its that shadow that follows me, the whisper that wakes me in the night, the ache in my body when I see a new born, a nursing baby or a pregnant woman. I have 2 lovely boys who are super great kids, healthy, happy, smart and developmentally stellar. I couldnt ask for more (not that if they had complications I would feel any less about them). But there is this need in me to hve another baby. To feel it grow and move inside of me, to go into labor again and bring forth a new life, to nurse the new baby and watch him/her develop into the person they are ment to be. I am capable of having more children but I am getting close to a more risky age and I feel that even though the option is on the table - taunting me - that I cannot even look at it. I feel so cheated on this oppertunity. I want more children but DH does not and it makes me wonder just a bit if I choose the right spouse, we had talked about this before we married that we would have 3 children. I am sure I was far more serious about it than he was and he is very worried about finances even though we have nothing to worry about, and being able to retire and he brings up consistantly how wonderful it will be when the boys are grown and on their own and we no longer have children in the house. I wonder why I didnt talk to him about this so many years ago. I do not look forward to the time that the boys are gone, not at all. I wont hold them back but this is not something I care to think about. I am so jelious of people who have more than two children. I get so angry at the women who are supplying the foster agencies with children, the parents who abuse or kill their children, the families who continue to have children but don't really want them. I see the families I know who are struggling with infertility or baby loss and my heart breaks for them. And I am typing all this while my 3 yr old is trying to give me a mental break down :) god bless the little tyrant.
My heart is aching for this loss of possibility.....
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Howling DogBy Ezie | Sat, May 16 2015
Large dog Enzo is all alone down in his apartment and has been howling and barking since 9 AM. His owner, our tenant, hung up on me when I called her at work. The neighbor who lives upstairs from Enzo is on a work related phone conference call until 1pm and the noise makes it very difficult for him to do his work. The dog warden doesn't work today.
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Missing Dog!! West BrattleboroBy BrandieStarr | Wed, May 06 2015
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Brattleboro Dog and Wolf Hybrid Licenses AvailableBy Not Signed In | Thu, January 22 2015
Brattleboro dog and wolf-hybrid licenses are available for the 2015 licensing period. Vermont dogs and wolf-hybrids 6 months of age and older must be licensed on or before April 1.
Renewal licenses may be obtained in person at the Town Clerk's office, through the mail or online at www.brattleboro.org. Dogs being licensed in Brattleboro for the first time may be licensed in person or through the mail by printing the license form from the website listed above.
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Every year at Christmas I make catnip mice for all the cats of my acquaintance, or in some cases, for the cats of my acquaintances. In any event, the nip has always worked in the past, so this year I was a little surprised when the two test mice I made for my own cats elicited no reaction whatsoever. We had to make them take the mice. They poked them a little and one cat endeavored to at least try to act interested, but overall, the mice were a resounding failure. I blame the nip.
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Pumpkin has been a long term resident of Holton Home on Western Avenue, where he has been a great source of joy to all those who live there.
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Pumpkin is an adult male short- haired orange tabby. He is extremely friendly and frequently travels through the surrounding neighborhoods. If you have found him or seen in your neighborhood please call 254 4155 or email email@example.com
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Participants in the walk are invited to solicit donations from friends, family members and co-workers in support of their walk. This year the society has set up an online fundraising page at Crowdrise.com, but those who prefer to use a paper form to gather donations can still download one at the society's website.
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I just moved to Brattleboro with my dog. Where we lived before, there were lots of dog parks and places to bring your dog where you knew there would be other dogs to run and play with. I'm wondering if there is any outdoor place, official or not, where people take their dogs to play with other dogs. Poor guy needs some new friends!
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Anyone Missing a Hound?By Roo | Sun, April 06 2014
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Brattleboro Dog and Wolf-Hybrid Licenses DueBy Not Signed In | Thu, March 20 2014
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Brattleboro dog and wolf-hybrid licenses are available for the 2014 licensing period. Vermont dogs and wolf-hybrids 6 months of age and older must be licensed on or before April 1.
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Remember The CrittersBy Zippy | Thu, January 02 2014
Please remeber to look out for your, and your neighbors, animals in the coming storm. No animal should be teathered outside this time of year. Remember, drinking water for barn animals can freeze.
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Golden Lab Found 12/29By Not Signed In | Sun, December 29 2013
Golden Lab found on Cedar street Sunday afternoon. Name on tag is "Quest".
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Vote For Your Favorite Family Pet Photo and Raise Money for BAPC & WCHSBy BAPC | Fri, December 13 2013
The Brattleboro Subaru Paws for Prevention Photo Contest is now live. You can support the Brattleboro Area Prevention Coalition (BAPC) and Windham County Humane Society (WCHS) by clicking here and voting for your favorite family pet photo. The photo with the most votes at the end of the contest will win $150 with a 2nd and 3rd place prize of $50/each. The more votes the contest receives overall the more money will be raised for both organizations.
Holiday Family Photos - This Sunday at Paws for Prevention!By BAPC | Fri, December 06 2013
Bring your two- and four-legged friends to Paws for Prevention at Achille Agway in Brattleboro, this Sunday 11am-3pm to have a professional photo taken in a festive holiday scene. You will receive your photo in digital format which can be used for a variety of customized and unique holiday gifts. Photos taken at the event will be automatically entered (unless you opt out) in the Brattleboro Subaru Photo contest with a chance to win up to $150! Bring your best smile, your family, your pets - bring the whole gang to Paws for Prevention this Sunday! Visit the Paws for Prevention website for more information. We look forward to seeing you there!


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Thank you for a wonderful, warm welcome to Florence!
This spring term, I am one of the new kids on campus myself, so I'm busily learning names, understanding our class schedule and getting to know the ins and outs of the LCC Florence Center ... and the nooks and crannies of this lovely community. If you haven't yet registered--or if you still need to finish--remember that you need to apply for admission by March 22 and complete the enrollment process by March 27. A full offering of classes begins in earnest on March 30. I hope you'll join me in a commitment to personal enrichment and continuous learning!
If you have been in the Florence community for any length of time, you undoubtedly know my predecessor, Dr. Mary Jeanne Kuhar. You will be delighted to know MJ is still very much involved in our work as my boss and our Interim Executive Dean, Academic Affairs - Career Technical, on the Eugene campus.
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Household wealth dipped in the spring
WASHINGTON Americans' wealth declined this spring for the first time in a year, as stocks and home values fell. At the same time, corporations increased the size of their cash stockpiles.
The combination could slow an already weak economy because it implies that families have less to spend and businesses are reluctant to expand.
Household net worth dropped 0.3 percent to $58.5 trillion in the April-June quarter, according to the Federal Reserve's Flow of Funds report released Friday. The decline followed three straight quarterly increases.
The value of Americans' stock portfolios fell 0.5 percent in the second quarter. Home values dropped 0.4 percent.
Corporations held a record $2 trillion in cash at the end of June, an increase of 4.5 percent from the January-March quarter.
Consumers are already struggling with high unemployment and meager pay raises.
When people feel poorer, they spend less. That slows growth. Businesses then respond by cutting back on hiring and expansion plans. It can become a cycle.
Net worth is expected to fall even further in the July-September quarter because stocks plunged in late July and early August.
A key reason was the government said the economy barely grew in the first half of the year. Investors also reacted to lawmakers' battle over raising the government's borrowing limit and Standard & Poor's downgrade of long-term U.S. debt.
"August put a big dent in whatever confidence consumers had left," said Greg McBride, senior financial analyst at Bankrate.com. That's largely why retail sales were flat last month, he added.
Overall, household wealth, which mostly consists of home equity, stock portfolios, and other savings, has risen 15 percent since the recession officially ended in June 2009.
The increase is due almost entirely to one of the fastest bull markets in history. Stocks began to recover in the spring of 2009 and doubled in value by April of this year, according to the S&P 500 index.
But Americans' wealth has taken a hit since the second quarter, which was the period covered by the Fed report. The S&P index has tumbled 11 percent since its April 29 peak, and 8 percent since the end of the quarter. That likely means an even larger drop in household net worth in the July-September quarter.
Stock portfolios make up about 15 percent of Americans' wealth. That's less than housing but ahead of bank deposits, according to the Fed's report.
An estimated 88 percent of people with 401(k) retirement savings plans now have more money in their accounts than they did at the 2007 market top, according to Jack VanDerhei of the Employee Benefit Research Institute in Washington. That's largely because of workers' continued contributions to their accounts over the past four years.
Eighty percent of stocks belong to the richest 10 percent of Americans, who also account for a disproportionate amount of consumer spending. The richest 20 percent represent about 40 percent of consumer spending.
The likely drop in wealth comes at the same time that incomes are stagnating, particularly for middle-income households. Average household income, adjust for inflation, fell 6.4 percent last year from 2007, the year before the recession, the Census Bureau said earlier this week.


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It's tragic to think the U.S. market, having just gotten a taste of contemporary, European-style, torque-rich clean diesel engines, could see them disappearing in the future, the victim of extremist emissions regulations proposed in California.
The debate is ongoing, and reasonable voices for auto makers such as BMW AG still have a good shot at convincing the California Air Resources Board that fuel-efficient diesels can play a vital role in scaling back carbon-dioxide tailpipe emissions.
The best way to win the argument is to send these environmental autocrats for a daylong drive along the Pacific Coast Highway in the BMW 335d. They will return with smiles on their faces and a firm grasp of the enthusiast culture that embraces diesel as the perfect balance between performance and fuel efficiency.
For achieving this balance so well, BMW wins its second consecutive 10 Best Engines award for its outstanding 3.0L DOHC inline-6 turbodiesel.
It dazzled the Ward's judges with its quiet deportment at steady-state cruising, thunderous power delivery when required and smoke-free emissions all the time.
Mitigating turbo lag is the unique 2-stage induction strategy that allows a small turbocharger to spool up quickly for low-end response, which triggers a larger compressor to force even more air into the combustion chamber, picking up the slack at higher engine speeds.
This state-of-the-art all-aluminum I-6 relies on high-pressure common-rail fuel delivery, piezoelectric injectors and a raft of exhaust aftertreatment systems to remove diesel particulates, oxides of nitrogen and other emissions, allowing the 335d and the X5 xDrive35d SUV to be sold in all 50 states with the same engine.
An onboard AdBlue system injects small amounts of a water/urea solution into the exhaust from two onboard tanks. The tanks and respective lines are heated to prevent freezing, and they normally need to be refilled only during scheduled maintenance.
Stir all this technology together, and the result is a thrilling European sport sedan rated by the Environmental Protection Agency at 23/36 mpg (10.2-6.5 L/100 km) in city/highway driving, while stomping its way to 60 mph (97 km/h) in 6.0 seconds. It's the fastest diesel passenger car available in the U.S.
Several Ward's editors managed to get about 30 mpg (7.8 L/100 km) driving the 335d.
There's nothing shabby about those numbers, or the 26 mpg (9 L/100 km) highway rating for the 5- or 7-passenger diesel X5, which can sprint to 60 mph in 6.9 seconds.
Specific output of 88 hp/L previously was unheard of for a diesel, but BMW already trumps that number with the 102 hp/L delivered by the 2.0L twin-turbo diesel I-4 in the 123d available in Europe. The auto maker officially hasn't announced that engine is headed for U.S. shores, but the hints have been unmistakable.
For the meantime, we can revel in the glory of the 335d, the gift that keeps on giving, even in California.
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Thu, May 29, 2014 (HealthDay News) — A summit on youth sports concussions is being held Thursday at the White House and hosted by President Barack Obama.
He will make note of millions of dollars in pledges and other support from the National Institutes of Health and others to conduct research that could help reduce concussion risk in young athletes, the Associated Press reported.
The summit includes researchers, representatives of professional sports leagues, young athletes, parents and coaches. Too little is known about how concussion may affect the still-developing brains of young people, according to an Institute of Medicine and National Research Council report released last fall.
Obama's two daughters are involved in sports and the issue of youth sports concussions concerns him. The president once said that the risk of head injury would make him "think long and hard" before allowing a son to play football, CNN reported.
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Neuroethics Publications
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November 2005
The right to vote can be abrogated when persons become incompetent to cast a ballot. This applies particularly to people with Alzheimer's disease, who at some point will lose capacity. A 2001 federal court decision offered the first clear criteria ("Doe voting capacity standard") for determining voting competence, focused on the nature of and effect of voting and on the ability to choose. This article explores how persons with Alzheimer's disease perform on these criteria.
Postprint version. Published in American Journal of Psychiatry, Volume 162, Issue 11, November 2005, pages 2094-2100.
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Appelbaum, P. S., Bonnie, R. S., & Karlawish, J. (2005). The capacity to vote of people with Alzheimer's disease. Retrieved from http://repository.upenn.edu/neuroethics_pubs/17
Date Posted: 03 April 2007
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An exciting new work, combining traditional and contemporary acrobatics, cutting-edge video technology and live music, is deepening cultural relations between Australia and Korea.
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Following head-of-government-level visits in 1988-89, the Governments of Australia and the Republic of Korea agreed to establish a group of influential members from the business, academic, cultural and media sectors of Australia and Korea to identify new directions and areas of cooperation in the relationship between the two countries. The group — the Australia-Korea Forum — subsequently met in Canberra and in Sydney and brought down a series of recommendations aimed at broadening and strengthening bilateral ties, including a recommendation that each side establish a foundation to promote the relationship. This culminated in the establishment of the Foundation by the Australian Government in 1992.
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Gaming pioneer Alan Kotok dies
Whilst Pong is celebrated widely as the world's first 'videogame', individuals who have investigated gaming history more deeply might counter that Pong was beaten to the punch by Spacewar, a space-based shoot 'em up involving the firing missiles, which could be controlled via keyboard or joystick. Spacewar was crafted by Alan Kotok, alongside a group of Massachusetts Institute of Technology students in 1962. Alan Kotok passed away on May 26th, at his home in Cambridge, Massachusetts. A heart attack was blamed for the 64 year old gaming pioneer's death.
Kotok was just sixteen when he designed Spacewar with his fellow MIT students, and post-Spacewar he worked for Digital Equipment for 34 years, and in recent years as associate chairman of the World Wide Web Consortium. Regardless of whether Pong or Spacewar came first, Kotok's role in the forging of gaming cannot be denied, yet despite his groundbreaking creation Kotok saw little reward for his innovations, noting that "the only money I made from Spacewar was as a consultant for lawsuits in the video game industry in the 1970s."
Regardless, the gaming world as it exists today certainly owes Alan Kotok a debt of gratitude.
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"Healthcare is extraordinarily important to Adventists," renowned neurosurgeon Ben Carson says in the film. "We take very seriously the verse in the bible that says your body is the temple of God and you have a responsibility to take care of it."
The ADVENTISTS 2, scheduled to premiere September 12 at 8:00 p.m. on ETV, brings to life the heroic story of Adventist doctors and medical professionals who are addressing healthcare disparities as they travel the globe bringing healing to those who need it most.
- In Brazil, Brad and Lina Mills ply their speedboat up the Amazon River, delivering medicines and supplies to the indigenous peoples along its banks.
- In Malawi, Dr. Cristy Shank and her medical staff visit remote villages to provide the medicines and the health education that could save the lives of a generation of children born to mothers with HIV.
- In Haiti, Dr. Scott Nelson and a team of orthopedic specialists – all volunteers - work 16-hour days to transform the lives of children suffering from disabilities so that they can walk and run again.
Filmed on location in Haiti, Brazil, Malawi, China, Peru and the Dominican Republic, The Adventists 2 explores how Seventh-day Adventists are addressing important health issues around the world and doing it out of a century-old tradition of medical missions.
Emmy-winning director Martin Doblmeier calls The ADVENTISTS 2 "the most ambitious film project we have undertaken. All of us have been inspired to see how men and women with the talent to heal give of their gifts to help those in need in some of the most remote regions in the world. It's a compelling story because it reflects the very best of the human spirit."
The ADVENTISTS 2 is being presented nationally by SCETV and distributed by American Public Television, and is a sequel to the critically acclaimed film The ADVENTISTS. Directed by Martin Doblmeier; Associate Producer, Deryl Davis; Director of Photography, Nathan DeWild; Production Assistant, John Dillon. A production of Journey Films.
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Clock Repair Schools and Colleges: How to Choose
A clock repair technician works on mechanical components such as the face, movement and winders of a clock. A technician can fix minor or major parts of the clock, replace ruined components and remedy case damage. Clock and jewelry stores employ many technicians; others are self-employed. Vocational, technical and specialized clock and jewelry repair schools offer training programs in clock repair.
How to Choose a Clock Repair School
Clock repair technicians, also called horologists, repair all types of clocks, including modern and antique clocks. In addition to repair, many technicians appraise, reconstruct, adjust and polish clocks. Some schools that offer horology programs combine clock making and clock repair. Some of these programs culminate in a certificate.
Summary of Considerations
- Accreditation
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- Student-faculty ratio
- Specialization area
The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges offers voluntary accreditation to clock repair schools. Choosing an accredited school ensures that the school maintains educational quality.
Hands-on Training
Students may want to choose a program that offers hands-on workshop training to learn to solve common repair problems.
Student-Faculty Ratio
Having a low student-to-teacher ratio is important because individualized instruction is a necessary part of learning the repair process.
Specialization Areas
Students may want to look for programs that offer specializations such as vintage, antique, electric, quartz or mechanical clock repair. Schools that provide workshops containing tools such as lathes, ultrasonic cleaners, watch timing machines and staking sets aid in familiarizing students with repair equipment used in the field.
Overview of Clock Repair Programs
Standalone Courses
Courses are suitable for individuals who want to get an entry-level position in clock repair. Student may enroll in courses in repair skills, specialized repairs, chiming movement and tall clocks. Other topics covered may include:
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Salisbury, North Carolina (map) | (704) 642-0035
Sites: 68 | Latest Rate: $7.00 | 16 Reviews
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Jun 2011 - $7.00
Wi-Fi has a charge if you want it at your site. Said there is free Wi-Fi at office. Washing machines were out of order. Nice wooded area with a lake and pull through and backin sites. Satellite can be gotten from some sites not from all. Ask at office for a satellite friendly one. Most sites 30amp some are being upgraded to 50 amp. Overall we enjoyed campground and would return. - Mitchelmal
Nov 2010 - $32.00
Very convenient site for seasonal trip to and from Florida. Owners are extremely friendly and helpful. Sites are all grass and would be nice to have some pads. Easy off on from the 95. The internet works well from RV. - perky
Sep 2010 - $10.00
This campground has seen better days I am sure, calling it a resort is a big stretch. The only 50 AMP sites are at the top of a hill to which I was directed to in the wrong direction, causing me to have to turn around in driveway. The sites had not been mowed in awhile and the long term camper sites looked like dumps. We visited the transportation museum and Dan Nicholas Park (where we will stay next time). We mostly stayed inside other times. I would never camp here again at even the C2C rate of $10. I only gave it a 2 because the lady was nice. - sam&laura
Salisbury, North Carolina (map) | (704) 216-7803
Sites: 70 | Latest Rate: $24.00 | 42 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $24.00
We stayed here while visiting family nearby. Staff was very friendly and helpful, and the park is beautiful. The restroom/bath was first rate, well stocked and cleaned daily. Most of the attractions were closed due to the season, and so for the most part we had the campground to ourselves, a little busier during the weekend. We would definitely stay here again. - Oldbillm
Aug 2013 - $24.00
Nice staff; quiet; lots of families. Don't expect cell service or satellite TV (thick trees). Nice fire rings. I had a great time and will be back. They told us camping in parts of the winter is 2 nights for the price of one. No generators allowed; no golf carts. I loved the place, I will be back. - gc1966
Apr 2013 - $22.00
We come to Dan Nicholas several times a year as we are a county resident. We absolutely love this park. Most of the sites are very level, some being a little tricky to get into because of the tress. They are very large shaded gravel sites with a fire ring and picnic table. The staff is outstanding and you can tell they take pride in keeping the campground clean. The restrooms are very clean. No sewer hookup and they really need to remove the tree obstacle at the dump station. This is the only thing that keeps me from giving the park a 10. There is so much to do on the park side - gem mining, carousel, train, small zoo, petting zoo, aquarium, miniature golf, paddle boats, large lake. Small concession stand. It's very quiet and nights are great to sit around the campfire. Do not expect much of a cell phone signal if any at all. You can get just a couple local stations on the TV using your antenna. We highly recommend this park and we will continue to visit as often as we can. - User1193
Salisbury, North Carolina (map) | (704) 636-1918
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2012 - $35.00
Horrible park! Check-in was not helpful, site was very unlevel. I was given site 0, which was overgrown. I didn't let my dog outside because of the number of bugs. Campground is not near the lake. I almost left just after I arrived. I would steer clear from this place. - A Chevalier
Jul 2012 - $45.00
The good thing I can say is it is "near" the lake, not on the lake, but "near." There a lot of construction workers staying here. It is really noisy between 5:30 and 6:00 a.m., when they all start up their diesel trucks to go to work! - CAMPING SUSAN
Mar 2011 - $34.00
We came here based on everyone's comments and pictures of the park on the website. Don't believe what you see! It's not terribly bad, but our spot was incredibly unlevel. The front of our trailer had to be jacked up so high our stabilizer was too short. Right now there are a lot of construction workers here and it's kind of of loud. Looks like it used to be a decent park, but right now I wouldn't suggest families staying here. - BRANDYC


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GISA REGION TOURNAMENT ROUNDUP: TAE girls win 14th straight, cruise into 3-AA title game
The Terrell Academy girls basketball team, which is on a quest for its fourth straight state title, breezes into the GISA Region 3-AA championship game Thursday night by waxing Brookwood, 59-35, for its 14th win in a row. (ADDS: items on Westwood boys, girls reaching 3-A title games against Crisp Academy boys, girls; SGA boys in 3-AA title game vs. Fullington; and updates on tonight's 3-AAA tournament semifinal schedule)
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The Theme Building Encounter Restaurant - A WDI wonder outside disney theme parks
For most of us, Walt Disney Imagineering is a Disney company creating wonders for Disney theme parks all around the world. And, at 99% that's right. But sometime, it happens that WDI Imagineers create other wonders, and not for a Disney theme park. The Theme Building Encounter restaurant at Los Angeles airport is one of them.
The Theme Building was part of an overall $50 million " Los Angeles Jet Age Terminal " project which began in 1960, the building itself was completed in August 1961. with giant 135 foot high parabolic arches, the Theme Building was at that time the first structure in the U.S to utilize supporting steel arches of this design. And what a design, it looks like a space ship - or a flying saucer - that just lands on Earth! On December 18, 1992, the los angeles City Council designated the Theme Building a city cultural and historical monument. A Los Angeles icon with a kind of Tomorrowland architecture, may be this is why Walt Disney Imagineers agreed with enthusiasm when they were asked to redesign the Theme Building back in 1995.
And who were the WDI Imagineers who did it? Eddie Sotto - the great Imagineer who was Main Street show producer at Disneyland Paris - the best Main Street of all Magic Kingdoms - led the design team. Ellen Guevara, another WDI Imagineer also worked with Eddie on the Encounter Restaurant interior design. And the gorgeous lighting of the exterior was done by WDI lighting specialist - i should say "wizard" - Michael Valentino.
So, let's have a closer look at this Encounter Restaurant with original Eddie Sotto sketches, model pictures and photos of the real thing. Here is a photo of Eddie Sotto doing the concept sketch of the Encounter "red room" in his office at WDI in Glendale. Below, the "red room" sketch.
With the futuristic exterior of the building, WDI Imagineers must have felt that the best choice was to go space-age design with the interior, and, as you will see, they were right.
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Dead Palestinian militant clouds peace efforts
RAMALLAH, West Bank A Palestinian plan to rename a major square after a female militant who killed dozens of civilians in a notorious 1978 bus hijacking in Israel has turned into a new stumbling block for relaunching Mideast peace talks.
Israeli officials, under fire from the U.S. for hindering the negotiations with their Jerusalem settlement plans, are denouncing the move as pure incitement. U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has also said the idea could sour the atmosphere.
For Palestinians, Dalal Mughrabi is a national hero in the long struggle to form their own state, and buildings and streets in the West Bank already bear her name. The uproar, however, could deny them the moral high ground at a time Israel is coming under increasing pressure over Jewish settlements.
Three decades after her death, Mughrabi continues to cast a long shadow over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. On March 11, 1978, she led a squad of militants who sailed from Lebanon in rubber boats, landed on an Israeli beach and killed an American photographer.
They proceeded to seize two buses, going on a rampage that killed 37 Israelis, including 13 children, according to Israeli figures. Mughrabi, who was 19, was killed. It remains the deadliest militant attack in Israeli history.
Earlier this month, officials in the Ramallah suburb of el-Bireh were set to dedicate a square after Mughrabi, coinciding with the 32nd anniversary of the attack.
The ceremony, set to take place during a visit to the region by Vice President Joe Biden, was canceled at the last minute under Israeli and American pressure, according to Palestinian officials.
But a group of activists from President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement held an unofficial dedication, and Palestinian officials are pledging to move forward with a formal ceremony in the future.
While there are no signs or pictures of Mughrabi, the square already has been restored with fresh flowers and grass, and planners say they plan to hoist a large photo of Mughrabi at the site.
"We are determined to name the square after Dalal," said Adnan Damiri, the senior Palestinian security official from Fatah who has spearheaded the effort. The square is next to a security headquarters.
"I can't understand the Israeli fuss," he added, noting that Israel has named numerous streets and buildings after military heroes who killed Palestinians in battle.
Mughrabi is among the greatest heroes in Palestinian society. Schools have been named after her, and Ramallah, the Palestinian administrative center, recently dedicated a street to her memory. "She is a Palestinian martyr and deserves to be honored," said Ramallah's mayor, Janet Mikhail.
Officials in Abbas' government have tried to distance themselves from the latest controversy, calling it a local issue. But no one has spoken out against the plan.
The controversy has come at a sensitive time in peace efforts. The U.S. has been working for more than a year to get the two sides to resume peace negotiations.
Just as those talks were about to start, Israel announced plans during the Biden visit to build 1,600 new homes for Jews in disputed east Jerusalem. The announcement threw the peace talks into doubt and has drawn heavy criticism from the U.S. and the Palestinians.


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text: Sterling CDP in the Kenai Peninsula Borough Community Details Incorporation Type CDP Area Type Community Current Population 5,869 Population Comment 2014 Department of Labor Estimate Pronunciation Borough/Census Area FIPS Code 122 Place FIPS 73070 Economy Subsistence No Residents Age 16 and Over 4,434 Residents Employed in 2013 2,463 Residents Employed (%) 56 Employed in all 4 Quarters (%) 72 Employed in Private Sector (%) 84 Employed in Local Gov. (%) 11 Employed in State Gov. (%) 5 Resident Wages in 2013 ($) 121,184,038 New Hires 804 Unemployment Insurance Claimants 369 Local Labor Market Info URL http://live.laborstats.alaska.gov/alari/index.cfm?r=2&b=12&p=306&goplace=go Economy - Fisheries Participation and Earnings CDQ Participant No CQE Eligible No All Fisheries, Permit Holders 21 All Fisheries, Permits Issued 33 All Fisheries, Permit Holders that Fished 19 All Fisheries, Est. Earnings ($) 2,274,658 All Fisheries, Total (Lbs.) 2,471,447 Halibut, Permit Holders 8 Halibut, Permits Issued 9 Halibut, Permit holders that fished 7 Halibut, Est. Earnings ($) 903,381 Halibut, Total (Lbs.) 234,350 Other Groundfish, Permit Holders 3 Other Groundfish, Permits Issued 5 Other Groundfish, Permit holders that fished 3 Other Groundfish, Note Community has permit holders in this fishery but data is suppressed; three or fewer permit holders participated in one or more of the fisheries. Black Cod, Permit Holders 1 Black Cod, Permits Issued 1 Black Cod, Permit holders that fished 1 Black Cod, Note Community has permit holders in this fishery but data is suppressed; three or fewer permit holders participated in one or more of the fisheries. Salmon, Permit Holders 18 Salmon, Permits Issued 18 Salmon, Permit holders that fished 16 Salmon, Est. Earnings ($) 812,426 Salmon, Total (Lbs.) 480,081 Economy - Fuel Prices Fuel Price Data Month January 2015 Gallon of Heating Fuel ($) 3.73 Gallon of Propane ($) 4.64 Election, Recording, and Judicial Districts Senate District O Senator Peter Micciche (R) House District 29 Representative Mike Chenault (R) Judicial District 3 Recording District Kenai Facilities and Amenities Broadband Internet Available Yes Broadband Cell Phone Services Yes Cell Phone Service Available Yes Max Upload Speed Available 3 Mbps to 6 Mbps Max Download Speed Available 10 Mbps to 25 Mbps Geography and Climate Location Sterling is located on the Sterling Highway at the junction of the Moose and Kenai Rivers, 18 miles east of the City of Kenai. Community Map Available No Latitude 60.5372 Longitude -150.7647 Climate Sterling falls within the gulf coast transitional climate zone, characterized by a semi-arid atmosphere, long, cold winters, and mild summers. Weather Station Name Sterling 6 SW Max. Daily Precipitation (Inches) 1.4 Climate Data Year July 1, 2013 through July 1, 2014 Total Precipitation (Inches) 28.5 Max. Measured Snow Depth (Inches) 21 Total Snowfall (Inches) 40 Max. Daily Temperature (°F) 81 Min. Daily Temperature (°F) -20 History and Culture History The Kenai Peninsula has been the home of the Kenaitze Indians for hundreds of years. Sterling is a community that apparently had its name formalized in 1954 when a post office was established. An archaeological site, containing prehistoric house pits, has been discovered at the Izaak Walton Campground. Culture Residents are mostly non-Native. Sterling is mainly known for its tourism, hunting, and sport-fishing industries. Much of the population lives here seasonally. Federally Recognized Tribe No Municipal Powers Regions Borough/Census Area Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Kenai Peninsula Borough School District DCRA Alaska Region Gulf Coast Region Climate Region Gulf Coast Transitional Taxes Sales Tax (%) 3.00 Sales Tax Note Borough Tax Property Tax (Mills) 4.50 Property Tax Note Borough Tax Transportation Transportation The Sterling Highway provides access to Alaska's road system. There are several private airstrips in the Sterling area, and a private seaplane base at Scout Lake which is approximately three miles from the center of Sterling. There are two privately-operated boat launches. Nearby Kenai and Soldotna offer airports for charter services and local air traffic, as well as docking facilities. Sterling does not have a municipal airport, and nearby Soldotna does not offer regularly scheduled air service between Soldotna and Anchorage. However, Anchorage is accessible from Sterling by road and is approximately 135 miles away. Harbor/Dock No State Ferry No Cargo Barge No Road Connection Yes Coastal No Housing - 2010 Census Total Housing Units 3,347 Total Occupied Housing Units 2,254 Occupied Housing Units (%) 67.3 Owner Occupied Units (%) 82.7 Renter Occupied Units (%) 17.3 Total Vacant Housing Units 1,093 Vacant Housing Units (%) 32.7 Vacant Due to Seasonal Use (%) 78.5 Income - 2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates Per Capita Income 35,917 Per Capita Income - Margin of Error +/-4,166 Median Household Income 68,401 Median Household Income - Margin of Error +/-12,001 Median Family Income 86,667 Median Family Income - Margin of Error +/-11,866 Poverty - 2009-2013 ACS 5-Year Estimates Population for whom poverty status is determined 5,204 Total Population - Margin of Error +/-585 Persons below poverty level (%) 8.80 Persons below poverty level (%) - Margin of Error +/-4.3 All Individuals below 125 percent of poverty level 758 Persons below 125% of poverty level - Margin of Error +/-340