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The above quotes are from Dan Savage [Savage Love, September 29October 5], but other Voice writers (hi, Gary Indiana) have been just as snarky. Savage also writes, "It's the Nader voters that are most responsible for inflicting the Bush kakistocracy on their fellow Americans."
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Once every four years we get a chance to tell the powers-that-be precisely what we think of them and in which direction we'd like to see the country move. I'm not going to squander that on a candidateKerrywho not only doesn't "esprise" me, but in fact disagrees with me (and most other progressives) on practically every major policy issue. And for this, Savage thinks I deserve "to have [my] virilia sliced off and stuffed down [my] fool throat"? Jeez.
I'm glad Dan's doing his part to keep words like kakistocracy, esprise, and virilia from obsolescence, but here's another word that's clearly in dangerdemocracy. Remember? That used to mean that you could vote for the person you liked, and so could I.
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Monomoy Regional Middle School Large Gym was formerly called High School Gym
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Children's Art Studio
This event is always very popular, so find your way here as soon as possible. Children craft fascinating stuff, each in their own way. Projects are all child friendly and designed with great creativity.
Elementary School Cafeteria at 2:00 to 5:00 PM
Face Painting
What child does not enjoy having something fabulous painted on their face? Our painters are the best and the line moves really fast.
Monomoy Middle School Cafeteria at 12:00 to 4:00 PM
Horse-drawn Wagon Rides
Buttons are required to hop aboard a horses-drawn buggy with some other folks to enjoy an old fashioned perspective as you drive around town and wave to friends and strangers. Children love it, and we love seeing them enjoy the town!
Main St at Town Hall at 1:45 to 4:45 PM
Miniature Golf
This year we have a full 9 holes available for play at the Middle School Samll Gym – 1 to 6 pm and a full 9 holes at the Elementary School Gym – 1 to 6 pm. Who does not love mini golf, especially in December!
Monomoy Middle School Small Gym at 1:00 to 6:00 PM
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SENATOBIA — A clean sweep. That's what the Oxford seventh- and eighth-grade football teams earned Thursday with wins over Senatobia.
The seventh-grade Chargers started the doubleheader with a 30-14 win, while the eighth-grade Chargers won the nightcap 34-8. (September 23, 2011, Page 7A)
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BATESVILLE — The Oxford Middle School football squads made quick work of South Panola on the road Thursday with the seventh-grade squad claiming a 20-8 victory, while the eighth-grade Chargers earned a 14-8 victory. (September 9, 2011, Page 9A)
Oxford, Lafayette both win in middle school clash
The crosstown rivalry between those in the Lafayette and Oxford School Districts knows no bounds and does not discriminate by age group.
Tuesday's action on the gridiron proved that when the Oxford seventh graders claimed a 20-8 victory, while the Lafayette eighth-grade squad was able to hold on for a big 20-16 win. (August 31, 2011, Page 6A)
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Both Oxford's middle school football teams ended their respective seasons with losses to Senatobia Tuesday night. The seventh-grade Chargers lost 16-14, while the eighth-graders fell 14-8 in the nightcap.
Oxford's seventh-grade defeated Senatobia 26-6 in the first meeting between the two schools, but was unable to pull out the win on the road after a game-tying two-point play fell incomplete. (October 20, 2010, Page 8)
Oxford Middle School teams tie South Panola Tigers
There was plenty of excitement Tuesday night for Oxford's seventh- and eighth-grade football teams as the two teams tied South Panola in action at Bobby Holcomb Field.
The seventh-grade Chargers tied 20-20, while the eighth-graders tied 14-14 in the nightcap. (September 22, 2010, Page 7)
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Oxford's middle school teams performed well in all three phases to earn two wins over Senatobia on Tuesday night at Bobby Holcomb Field.
The seventh-grade Chargers defeated the Warriors 26-8, while the eighth-grade Chargers won 20-8. (September 15, 2010, Page 8)
Oxford Middle School falls to South Panola
Oxford's two middle school football teams lost two close game to South Panola Tuesday. The seventh-grade lost 12-8 after leading a sizable portion of the game, while the eighth-grade fell 8-0 in the nightcap.
South Panola scored the game-winning touchdown with two minutes remaining in the contest. The Tigers first TD of the game was scored with a minute left in the first quarter. Oxford's first offensive drive of the game was thwarted, while the Tigers' second drive ended courtesy of an interception by Kylin Jones. (September 8, 2010, Page 9)
Oxford Middle School runs practice meet
Oxford Middle School participated in a successful practice track meet Thursday at Oxford High.
"We had discussed having a practice meet for a couple of years, and Coach (Scott) Kendricks said we could have the track for an afternoon," OMS boys coach Mike Hardwick said in an e-mail. (March 12, 2010, Page 8A)


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|Studies have correlated bridge characteristics with use as day roosts by several species of bats in North America. Structural type and composition, size, thermal variability, availability of water and surrounding land use patterns have been found to influence utilization of a particular bridge. The objective of this study was to determine the importance of bridges as roosting habitat in southeastern Missouri and the characteristics related to use. Bridges may provide roosting habitat previously unrecognized by land managers, and thus may influence future management decisions. A list of bridges and their location was obtained from the Missouri Department of Transportation bridge maintenance database. Bridges in the St. Francis and Black River watersheds were sampled for presence of bats or evidence of past use. The latter was determined by occurrence of guano. Structural type and composition, dimensions, and orientation were measured to describe the physical characteristics of bridges that might influence bat use. Surrounding land use, level of traffic use, habitat beneath bridge, and temperature across length of bridge were measured to describe the habitat characteristics. A total of 78 bridges were inspected. Bats were found roosting beneath 4 bridges and guano has been found at 30 bridges. Guano amounts, classified as low, medium or high, were used to indicate possible levels of use. Data presented are the preliminary findings. Continued surveys in spring and summer of 2004 will further elucidate patterns in bridge use by bats.
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- 4 large, very ripe peaches
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- 1-2 teaspoons sweetener, honey or blue agave
- Pit and cut the peaches into medium size cubes, holding over a large sheet of heavy-duty foil to catch all the juices. If you want a smooth sorbet, peel the peaches before cutting by placing in a pot of boiling water to blanch for about 40 seconds to easily remove the skin; this method works best with very ripe fruit.
- After the peaches are cut, add a squeeze of lemon juice, about 2 teaspoons and the same amount of liquid sweetener. Toss gently to distribute lemon and sweetener, and fold over the foil to seal and place flat in the freezer for about 2-3 hours. The peaches and the juices should be frozen until almost solid, but not completely solid, so they will blend easily in the food processor.
- Place the frozen peaches and their juices in the food processor, pulsing at first, and then blending until smooth. Use an ice cream scoop, place in bowls and top with a crisp sugar cookie.
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If you already have two children and you were still using hard drugs, I think you should really seek the help of CPS. They will have resources for you to get your life right so you can be a good parent. See a Dr please, your LO and other children need you to get healthy. If CPS gets called, work with them, because you seem to need the help. Getting clean on your own is not the wisest solution.
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As a midwife, I would not want tobe involved in your birth. Not trying to put ypou down, but reality is, docs are looking to eliminate as many midwives as they can, looking for excuses to put us in jail. If you were to have to transport, they would do drug testing, if a HCP of any sort were involved & had not reported you, they would be held liable themselves! two best chioices for you are either to seek professional help for your addictions or handle it entirely by yourself. I wish I cold say CPS has your kids best interest at heart, sadly it is very inadequate!
I do applaud you for trying to get your life back together! Good luck!
Okay, you need to be strong and go to a hospital and say "I want help quitting!" They can set you up with detox, methadone, whatever you need. No one is taking you to jail when you have come forward and are trying to get clean!
As a child of professional foster parents, I can tell you, they've watched and cared for plenty of kids while a Mom got cleaned up. Clean up, take a few parenting classes, and you will get your babies back within 2-6 months. This is going to be fantastic for your kids, I promise! They want their mommy lucid and healthy.
If you are really worried, see about finding a friend or relative who fostors who can be their caretaker.
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Lots of kids in foster homes waiting for their parents to get sober are in worse places than in the druggie parents homes.
I would just go unassisted, and quit cold turkey. stop talking to your friends. clean yourself up and get away form those people and that life.
I'm in AZ if you need a good ass whooping lol. But really the best thing is just to forget your "friends" and everything from that life and move on. Most people never get off the crap because they can't get out of the place where it happens with them. If you're around it, you're going to use, drink, smoke, whatever. So get out of there, it's better to be alone than be around people who don't give a damn about your journey to a healthy lifestyle.
I would find a better website than BBC too, because most of the women on here have nothing but contempt for people with lower class problems like drugs, drinking, smoking, etc.
Not saying that will happen in this group, but it tends to happen just because that's how BBC women are for the most part.
I would find an outpatient program so you can keep your kids close by instead of setting them up to be locked in the system here. AZ is ridiculous. But no matter what kind of program you find, you have to completely cut that life and those people out of the life you want to make for your kids. Real parents don't party. Period.
The only good Dr I know of is Sally Wareing in old town Scottsdale, she's really understanding about things, but chances are you won't find anyone but maybe county hospital that will take you on as a patient, it adds to their own personal risk and insurance/liability rates. But worth a shot to find out.
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As a child of alcoholics, and the sister of a drug addict I have seen people trying to get clean on their own. You can't just tell an addict to "get clean and cut off your friends" without some kind of support. They need to replace the bad habits that leave them dependent on drugs with good ones. You don't get that with cold turkey on your own and cutting off your entire social circle. It is setting up for failure big time. Even if an addict can quit cold turkey, without learning to modify behavior they will keep making the same kinds of decisions that led them to the addiction. OP needs real help, not "just quit and stop talking to bad influences". It sounds better because everyone loves an "underdog who pulled themselves up by their own bootstraps" story, but in reality, addicts need help. And there are people willing to help.
OP, can you find a narcotics anonymous or alcoholics anonymous group? They can find you some help if you are serious about quitting. As for the pregnancy issue, I really do think you need to find a hospital to birth in. Depending on the drugs you are still taking, your baby will be born addicted and needs to be in a hospital for withdrawl after birth. Even if it means walking into a hospital you haven't been to in labor. They cannot kick you out, federal law makes it illegal for a hospital to refuse to treat a patient in labor.
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I would seek the help of CPS. If you don't and you continue using, they may take your baby if they find out.
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Peer victimization is a common problem among adolescents that has been linked to a variety of adjustment problems. Youth involved in peer victimization represent a heterogeneous group who may differ not only in their levels of victimization and perpetration, but also in the factors that influence their behavior. The current study used latent class analysis (LCA) to identify subgroups of aggressive and victimized youth, and to examine social-cognitive and environmental factors that differ across these subgroups. Participants were a predominantly African-American (i.e., 68 %) sample of 502 sixth, seventh, and eighth graders (45 % male, Mean age = 12.6 years) attending three urban public middle schools, who completed self-report measures of aggression, victimization, and associated individual and contextual factors. LCA identified four classes of adolescents representing non-victimized aggressors, aggressive-victims, predominantly victimized youth, and well-adjusted youth. Class differences were found on measures of beliefs supporting fighting, beliefs against fighting, perceived effectiveness of inept nonviolent responses to conflict, behavioral intentions to engage in aggressive and nonviolent behavior, self-efficacy for nonviolent behavior, and peer and parental support for aggression and nonviolence. For example, within the two classes of victimized youth, aggressive-victims reported greater intentions to engage in physical aggression and inept nonviolent behavior, and were more likely to agree with beliefs supporting the use of instrumental and reactive aggression, and beliefs that fighting is sometimes necessary compared to predominantly victimized youth. These findings emphasize the importance of developing preventive interventions that target the specific needs of distinct subgroups of adolescents.
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|Jan 22, 2004, 03:05 PM
Editing songs with iTunes?
I've been putting together some mix cds with iTunes, and I was hoping
someone could help me get around an annoying detail. You know those
songs, usually at the end of a cd, that are 15 minutes long but contain
perhaps 8 minutes of silence in between the song proper and a "hidden
track"? I'd like to burn one of these songs on to a mix, but would rather
edit it into a 4 minute song and not a 15 minute annoyance.
Any ideas, suggestions? Can this be done with iTunes?
Thanks very much.
|Jan 22, 2004, 03:17 PM
you can do this very easily in iTunes.
hit apple I and go to options where you can determine the precise endpoint and start point of any song.
|Jan 22, 2004, 03:22 PM
thanks a lot.
I'm at work at present, so I can't try it out 'til later. Thanks for the help.
|Feb 4, 2004, 05:19 AM
iTUNES allows you to nominate start and stop times...
but unfortunately it doesn't allow you to edit the files!
I have a few of these as well - sometimes up to 24 mins long... now I would like to be able to edit the file - and reduce the size of the file down to the actual song size... rather than these HUGE files...
mmmm must look for software that will allow me to do this.
|Feb 5, 2004, 06:29 PM
Quicktime PRO will do that nicely.
Or you could try a demo of AMADEUS II, which lets you do all sorts of neat things, like fade-in and -out, remove hiss... Handy for taking excerpts of very long songs to fit onto a compilation CD. Or slicing up the "bonus tracks" from a 15 minute song.
|Feb 21, 2004, 07:59 PM
Mmm QuickTime Pro.... being a Windows user hadn't thought of upgrading that.... as I thought it was really only a movie editor.... mmmmm $AUD60 ish.
Amadeus II? Mmmm not familiar with that one... I have searched around a few times trying to find something that will edit AAC to no avail... might try and find some info on Amadeus II and Quick Time Pro.
thanks mate
|Feb 24, 2004, 12:28 AM
once you set up the track to the time you want, you can just click "convert song to mp3" or aac or whatever. even if its already in that format, it'll just make a new file that starts and stops at the spots you chose without keeping the stuff you don't want. i've recorded a bunch of tracks of me rambling on the guitar, this comes in handy when i wanna pick out something nice. It also lets you break the track into several other tracks, instead of just one.
One fun little example of things you can do with itunes and this other free app by ambrosia called wire tap which simply records whatever audio is playing through your speakers.
i recorded the interesting comment "your head asplode" off of a great homestarrunner.com cartoon using wiretap. that gave me an aiff file which i added to itunes. Then i took one of the sound files out of my tony hawk 2 demo, headsmackb.wav and added that too itunes as well. Then i played both in succession, recording again with wiretap (apparently you can't join two tracks unless they're on a cd together). This gave me a new aiff file. I popped that into itunes, trimmed it down to the right start and stop times and converted that to a wav file by changing my import preferences in itunes and choosing "convert selection to wav" under the advanced menu. Then i took that file, renamed it headsmackb.wav and put it into the game data folder. Now i've got a touch of strongbad in my tony hawk demo.
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|Feb 26, 2004, 07:08 PM
thx jeffy, i'd always had to go through the hassle of opening up the song in qt to make a new one. this should be a time saver.
Also, you can use iMovie to join audio files. When you're done just export and open the saved file in QT, remove the video file, and save as an mp3.
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|Mar 21, 2004, 04:34 PM
You CAN edit songs with iTunes!
IF you are importing songs from a CD, just make sure to do the: Apple Key & "i" / options / set start & stop times BEFORE importing the song. It will import only the section you selected.
|Mar 24, 2004, 04:11 AM
I ended up using QuickTime Pro... then just dragged the file back into iTUNES!
All worked a treat.
I wasn't aware of the convert option in iTUNES would only convert the start / stop zone... might have to try that sometime.
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junior team. The defense boasted the likes of Ondrej Nemec or Martin Vagner, aggresive mobile
defensemen, both serious 2002 prospects. When we look even more into the future, we see the
2003 NHL draft coming. And it's most likely that the names of defensemen Jiri Drtina and
Lukas Pulpan will be called along with forward Kamil Kreps of Litvinov. Pulpan and Drtina are
1985 born prospects and Kreps was born in late 1984, so 2003 eligible. The Czechs w Read more »


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Sir James Hopwood Jeans
1 of 19 portraits of Sir James Hopwood Jeans
© estate of Powys Evans
Sir James Hopwood Jeans
by Powys Evans
ink, circa 1932
19 7/8 in. x 13 7/8 in. (505 mm x 352 mm)
Purchased, 1985
Primary Collection
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Sitterback to top
- Sir James Hopwood Jeans (1877-1946), Mathematician, astronomer and theoretical physicist. Sitter in 19 portraits.
Artistback to top
- Powys Evans (1899-1981), 'Quiz'; caricaturist. Artist associated with 99 portraits, Sitter associated with 1 portrait.
This portraitback to top
Signed and inscribed on the reverse: Sir James Jeans and the Mysterious Universe.
Linked publicationsback to top
- Ingamells, John, National Portrait Gallery: Mid-Georgian Portraits 1760-1790, 2004, p. 326
- Saywell, David; Simon, Jacob, Complete Illustrated Catalogue, 2004, p. 334