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The year is 1954. U.S. Marshal Teddy Daniels and his new -partner, Chuck Aule, have come to Shutter Island, home of Ashecliffe Hospital for the Criminally Insane, to investigate the disappearance of a patient. Multiple-murderess Rachel Solando is loose somewhere on this barren island, despite having been kept in a locked cell under constant surveillance. As a killer hurricane bears relentlessly down on them, a strange case takes on even darker, more sinister shades--with hints of radical experimentation, horrifying surgeries, and lethal countermoves made in the cause of a covert shadow war. No one is going to escape Shutter Island unscathed, because nothing at Ashecliffe Hospital is remotely what it seems.


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Gatto Declares His California Online Poker Bill DeadJohn Mehaffey
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The first-ever World Series of Poker bracelet event with an online component starts at WSOP.com on July 2 before wrapping up at the Rio on July 4.John Mehaffey 6 days ago
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A California internet poker hearing in the legislature provided little reason for optimism, other than one compromise offered by a key tribal coalition.Dustin Gouker 6 days ago
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While New Jersey online casinos marked up healthy revenue last month, NJ legal online poker sites were at a six month low. Robert DellaFave explains why it might be a seasonal trend, and why it might not be.Robert DellaFave 3 weeks ago
Legal US Online Poker Sites
Legal U.S. online poker debuted on April 30, 2013. Ultimate Poker was the site that made history. Nevada was the first state to host fully legal online poker. Texas Hold'em was the only game spread at Ultimate Poker during its first six months in business.
WSOP.com joined the Nevada online poker market on September 17, 2013. The World Series of Poker's online site brought the first games of Omaha, Omaha High/Low, Seven Card Stud, and Seven Card Stud High/Low to Nevada.
Real Gaming opened in Nevada in February 2014. It is a small site that only offers No Limit Texas Hold'em.
WSOP.com now controls 99% of the Nevada market. This near monopoly was caused by the shuttering of Ultimate Poker in November 2014.
Delaware was the second state to launch legal online poker. There is one network powered by 888. The state's three racinos – Delaware Park, Dover Down, and Harrington Raceway – are skins on the Delaware poker network. Nevada and Delaware will pool poker players in April 2015. WSOP.com and 888 will be the sites responsible for creating the first legal interstate online poker pool.
New Jersey became the third state with legal online poker on November 21, 2013. There are currently two poker networks in New Jersey. One hosts Borgata and Party Poker, while the other has WSOP.com and 888 on it. Both networks are about equal in size.
There were three additional poker platforms in New Jersey when the state launched regulated poker sites. 888 was originally a standalone site before it merged player pools with WSOP.com. Ultimate Poker was unable to gain more than three percent of the market share. The Ultimate Poker site was shuttered on October 5, 2014. The associated UCasino was also closed at that time. Betfair failed to attract any players and closed its poker site on December 1, 2014. Betfair still operates an online casino in New Jersey.
There are some differences between three regulated poker states. Nevada only permits online poker. New Jersey and Delaware also spread casino games banked by the house. Nevada and New Jersey allow the state's brick and mortar casinos to operate online sites. In Delaware, the state lottery is the sole operator.
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Federal law allows states to legalize and regulate online poker. This is specifically exempted from the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act. A September 2011 Justice Department opinion confirmed this and explicitly gives states the right to permit intrastate gaming.
There is an attempt in Congress to reverse this legal opinion. The effort is spearheaded by Sheldon Adelson, founder and CEO of Las Vegas Sands, the parent company of Venetian in Las Vegas. Adelson's lobbyists submitted the Restoration of America's Wire Act (RAWA). The bill failed in 2014 and does not appear to have much support in this Congress. Libertarian groups, states' rights activists, governors, state lotteries, and most of the gaming industry have come out in opposition to RAWA.


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In case anyone was wondering, THIS is the tea that you drink to be able to enjoy a wedding you have to attend with your ex….whom you're still friends with but who broke up with you on your 30th birthday and then got engaged on your birthday while forgetting to wish you a happy birthday.
Yeah…my life is interesting sometimes. On the plus side this was a great tea to drink tonight. I do love my LB…and I had an excuse to get ice cream twice tonight on the way there and back!
Go me! Delicious chocolates malty LB how I love you…you make all the crappy things better!
Yeah. We're still friends but this was the first time seeing him since they announced it on FB so I wasn't quite ready for it….apparently I was still a bit upset that he forgot my birthday heh. Life is good though…wedding reception was great! It was at a fireball! I got to play on fire trucks :)
well it's looks a little like a boor attitude you are definitively in better company with Laoshan Black :)
Yay for Laoshan Black! Yay for ice cream 2 times in one day! Yay for self-indulgences! Sometimes you just have to treat yourself like the pretty princess you are, have all the ice cream & tea you want, first class yourself all the way, & remind yourself that HE was definitely not the one for you anyway, so who give a f*@%, right? LOL
Lol. Yep. I think I was Mostly upset he
Forgot my birthday. But I've got Ian to make things awesome :)
SIPDOWN! I forgot i had to add in 2 butiki teas to my cupboard so there really is no likely way i'll hit 200 teas this weekend – a more reasonable goal is probably 210, so i'll aim for that. I didn't brew this traditional style – i wanted to see if this would hold up to my usual brewing and it did! Thank you nicole for sending this my way. I'll like pick up more of this at some point from either S&V or H&S. It's a pretty decent addition to my cupboard for those days when i don't want an overly bold tea or a malty one. I'm interested in trying it "traditional" style as well some day.
Had a cup of this one today as i need to work on drinking my older teas. Thankfully my teas are all still less than a year old, but there are a few that are getting up there and this is one of them. I always forget how tasty this cup of tea is. I really need to compare it to lupicia's "lychee" tea that i have in my cupboard to see how different they are and which i like the best. :) still enjoying this one! love the lychee flavour
SIPDOWN! Once again, thanks to kittylovestea for sending this my way a while back in our swap. I have apparently been drinking this without logging it in my distracted state so now it's allll gone! It was a nice change of pace while i had it. Thanks for sharing Kitty!
SIPDOWN! I needed a tea i knew would be super delicious this morning to kick off my day after the green teas i had. I picked this one as there was just enough for another cup. I will be restocking this in future to have as a great black to rotate through my cupboard. thanks nicole!
Into the swap box this one goes. It's not a bad tea but the matcha really doesn't add anything to the taste as far as I can figure out and it's a pretty "average" genmaicha. there are a number of others i would drink before this one. Again, though, that's more of a personal preference than this tea being a "bad" tea. If you enjoy genmaicha's this one would probably be a tea you'd enjoy. I, on the other hand like them on occasion only, and therefore want to stick to the truly exceptional ones that i have had :)
So it turns out i like green mate better than roasted mate, but still not so much. I tried this today while trying to get ready for the day. While it isn't nearly as yucky to me as roasted mate, it still has an odor i don't like and it a pretty "meh" cup of tea. Into the swap box it goes in case others want to try it.
last tea of the evening…wanted something that i knew i would like and still work towards my goal. This, along with raspberry cream are probably the two 52 teas that i have that are hardest to drink up since i know they'll be gone when i'm done. One of these days i WILL remember to try this as a latte, but tonight is not the night. I really do love this blend and thank you nicole for adding to my stash of it haha :)


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It's been about 5 months since my diagnosis of genital herpes type 1. its still really hard to accept and come to terms with. Theres not a day that goes by that i don't think about it. I am 20 years old and had never had any sexual relations with anybody until January 3rd, 2015. I met this awesome girl and we had been hanging out and really... Read more


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What Israel did, under pressure, was to remove one bad apple from a barrel of bad apples. Self congratualtions are hardly in order.
If selected for publication, it will appear as soon as possible on Haaretz.com.
District Court judges George Karra, Miriam Sokolov and Judith Shevach set a milestone for the State of Israel yesterday. They placed the severity of former President Moshe Katsav's sexual offenses and the prominence of his position on the scales of justice. They thought about it and shifted Katsav's position of authority to the side of the offenses. They deliberated further and decided that Katsav is a serial sexual offender, and they sentenced him, by majority vote, to seven years in prison.
Even if the sentence is reduced on appeal to the Supreme Court, coming closer to Shevach's suggested four-year prison term, that will be nothing but a quantitative change to the fundamental fact that the person who used to sign Israel's laws and swore in its judges will be severely punished for violating those laws and will go to jail for years.
The person most responsible for Katsav's fall from grace is the former president himself. While holding public office, posts that became increasingly high in stature, he abused his authority to force his desires on women who happened to fall within his purview. When he got into trouble, he lied and defamed his accusers in an attempt to portray himself as victim rather than assailant.
In 2008, Katsav rejected the controversial, generous and overly lenient plea bargain he was offered by then-Attorney General Menachem Mazuz. Instead of sobering up, expressing remorse and asking for forgiveness, Katsav continued to attack the victims, the witnesses, the prosecution, the media and the courts, demonstrating to the country that there would be no rehabilitation for him.
His sentence, in addition to punishing Katsav and compensating the victims, also sends two important messages. It encourages victims of sexual offenses to speak out about the crimes, no matter how high and mighty is the assailant, and it deters public figures from believing in the illusion that their position will buy them immunity. The courts have already convicted former ministers Yitzhak Mordechai and Haim Ramon of sexual offenses, but they were not sentenced to jail; now the Katsav trial demonstrates even more forcefully that the police, the state prosecution and, ultimately, the judges do not automatically attribute to prominent men a tendency to attract false complaints from women. From here on, all senior officials will know that their job titles do not, in the words of the judges in the Katsav case, constitute a hunting license.
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Man's Failed McDonald's Drive-Thru Proposal Proves He Has No Clue About Romance
When it came to her boyfriend's proposal, this woman was not lovin' it.
When it came to her boyfriend's proposal, this woman was not lovin' it.
Janet Jackson announces her new record label ahead of her 11th studio album release.
Jessa Duggar has come forward as being one of her brother's victims!
A Troy man is wanted on a felony child abuse charge after his 5-year-old son was found drunk
We already knew that Alabama baseball will be opening a renovated Sewell-Thomas Stadium for the 2016 season, but now we know who the Crimson Tide will face in that opening series.
This is Black Music Month! I'm often asked about my favorite artist and the artist I think made the most major contributions to black music.
Black Music Month is an excellent time to salute the pioneers and solders of black music that I'm familiar with or know something about
Apparently a fight between two woman in Forrester Garden Apartments ended with one woman being cut in arms and face with a broken beer bottle.
How bad must your grades be for your mother to get onto you so bad about them that you decide to kill her? To get the answer, we don't have to look very far.
When you look at the greatest black musicians who ever lived, Curtis Mayfield and his slick grooves come to mind. The legendary Chicagoan would've turned 73 today (June 3).
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Brilliant work Easy
Just talent!
I like how fishlike the tail is.
lol, love the face XD
Эта русалка - моя любимая. Очень здоровски получилась она у вас
Beautiful style and colors. I like that your illustration tells a story or hints of one.
Очень оригинально
exceptionally amazing job on the tail
amazing shading.
i absolutely love your style.
aw, it's really interesting one
I love it, you have fantastic style
/me secretly hoping the mermaids would finally invade, in the meantime i'll just admire the one you made
such an awesome expression! Just discovered your art work this evening! I am loving your stuff! Watching! <3
I love how the fin and her face look like!
The red hair is beautiful!
I love how the fin and her face look like!
The red hair is beautiful!
You've got an interesting way to color!
I like this picture very much!
I like this picture very much!
AWW это гениально! *_*


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Highschool Dropout wannabe concept artist
Hello, I dropped out of high school a couple of years ago.
I've 'for most of my life' been in & out of drawing.
Recently, I've been trying to get into an art career.
Also, I have been trying to find one right for me.
About an hour ago, I stumbled across "concept art" and I think that's what I want to do.
Now, I want to get the skills and talent for it.
I bought some books on drawing and creating graphic novels.
I'm thinking about getting a GED, and going to a school that teaches concept art (and drawing, painting etc.).
Is it really necessary or practical for me to go to such a school?
If so, is there anything I need to know about getting into one?
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Is it really necessary or practical for me to go to such a school?
If so, is there anything I need to know about getting into one?
Browse around here some more, especially in this section, and a lot of your questions will probably be answered.
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January 31st, 2007 #3
Hi jrb - there are a couple of links in my sig that may be of interest to you if you are investigating free educational resources. Good luck.
I think you are awesome, and I wish you the best in your endeavors, but I am tired of repeating myself, I am very busy with my new baby, and I am no longer a regular participant here, so please do not contact me to ask for advice on your career or education. All of the advice that I have to offer can already be found in the following links. Thank you.
Perspective 101, Concept Art 101, Games Industry info,Oil Paint info, Acrylic Paint info, my sketchbook.
January 31st, 2007 #4
For starters finishing off that GED would be paramount. I have no idea what the circumstances are for you dropping out but it's a darn good time to pick it all up and start new.
Going to school isn't a bad idea. It's going to take some discipline to be in this competitive field. If you can muster college, that's just one part of the career.
You're going to have to really work hard to prove to someone you can handle the demands. Word of mouth isn't going to do it. You're going to have the discipline to get a portfolio together- whether it's through skilled instructors giving you assignments or you doing it on your own, it's got to be done in order to get even a sniff at a career.
February 1st, 2007 #5Originally Posted by jrbrusseau
I agree with Dave on getting your Ged being important especially for entering a degree program but dedication and talent are both very important to getting into the field in and out of school. One thing though the more ideas you expose yourself to the more you have to influence your art, so even if you are going to a school you still have to motivate yourself. Hope this helps.
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Thanks everyone. It'll take awhile but I'll get it. (hopefully this month)
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I'm in a simular position as you man! Thing is I'm such a faddy person. A few months ago I wanted to be an industrial designer, now I want to be an illustrator. I know drawing has always been one of my stronger points, it's just trying to find a field in which I'm comfortable. I'm planning on going to uni in 2008 as a mature student (22 then!) to do a degree in illustration, and I'm doing my best to stick to that goal. I currently work full time and use what little free time I get to try and fill a sketchbook... I hope to build a strong portfolio by application date 2008 to get me in!
I was onto a winner as a kid as far as drawing was concerned but I had a stale period for a few years when I got a computer... that took up all my time, and I did my creative thing on photoshop instead. Nowadays I'm pretty gutted that I did that and I'm trying to get back into drawing and develop a style.
Anyways, useless post to you I know, but I just thought I'd relate a little.
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Definately get that GED, and then probably you should start at a Community/City College. You should be able to get into one, and then if you keep up a good GPA you should be able to transfer to another institution.
Beyond schooling, you're going to have to study and practice on your own. Schooling helps but it doesn't make artists by itself. If you aren't motivated to do this on your own then you won't make it.
Good luck!
Oh, and Roosketch, heh, I'm in the same boat as you. I'm 22 now and still kicking around at a community college.
I started out of high school at a state university, but I didn't know what the hell I wanted to do with my life so I dropped out after the first year, worked for scrappings for a couple years, and at some point I found myself back at the local city college.
My major changed with the seasons too. First Computer Science, then Philosophy, Physics, and then finally History (which I've been sticking with for a while, thank goodness!). Although now I'm finding myself really interested in art again, proving my inability to stick with one thing, argh!
I just figure if I keep working at a History degree and keep improving my art skills, I'll eventually be able to choose one of them for a career and the other will become my hobby.
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Well my girlfriend is going to uni in September, she's got interviews at two prestigious London uni's... UCL and The Cauthauld Institute of Art... and she's doing a course called: History of Art! Might be something to consider seeing as you like history, and you like art
February 2nd, 2007 #10Originally Posted by jrbrusseau
Not everyone at school is 18-21 years of age. I wouldn't even worry about the time frame. Where I teach the average age on campus is 23, so it's not an issue about being the older guy on campus.
As long you have the drive & passion, just do it. You won't have any regrets for trying your best at least.
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Linus Dingmann 82
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March 26, 1931 - March 3, 2014
Mass of Christian Burial will be 11:00 a.m., Friday, March 7, 2014 at St. Boniface Catholic Church in Cold Spring, MN for Linus Dingmann, age 82, who died Monday at the St. Cloud Hospital. Inurnment will be at a later date.
Relatives and friends may call from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m., Thursday, March 6 at the Wenner Funeral Home in Cold Spring. Parish Prayers will be at 4:00 p.m. Visitation will continue Friday morning from 9:00 - 10:45 a.m. in the St. Boniface Church Narthex.
Linus was born in Jacobs Prairie, MN to Herman and Theresa (Holthaus) Dingmann. He married Janette Schreifels on October 19, 1954 in St. Boniface Catholic Church, Cold Spring, MN. Linus served in the
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Retrocom Mid-Market REIT Announces Second Quarter 2011 Financial Results
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Retrocom Mid-Market REIT Announces Second Quarter 2011 Financial Results17:00 EDT Thursday, August 11, 2011TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 11, 2011) -NOT FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES OR TO ANY NON-CANADIAN SOURCERetrocom Mid-Market Real Estate Investment Trust (the "REIT") (TSX:RMM.UN) announced today its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2011. HighlightsNet Operating Income increased 21% in the three month period ending June 30, 2011 versus same period last year.Issued $40 million 5.45% convertible debentures on June 28, 2011 and subsequently redeemed $20 million of 7.50% convertible debentures on August 2, 2011.Closed the acquisition of four investment properties for $42.6 million from Calloway REIT on May 6, 2011.During the second quarter, refinanced approximately $11 million of mortgage debt resulting in a 395 basis point decrease in the related debt's interest rate. Obtained new and assumed mortgages totalling $26.1 million bearing a weighted average interest rate of 5.45%.Entered into an agreement to purchase a 30% interest in a Mississauga, Ontario joint venture and the redevelopment of 1480 Dundas Street East property on July 11, 2011. Operational & Financial Summary Net Operating Income ("NOI") for Q2 2011 was $10.2 million, which has increased by $1.8 million or 21% as compared to NOI for the same period of 2010. The growth is mainly attributable to the fully integrated operating results of investment properties that the REIT acquired in December 2010 and May 2011, partially offset by the decrease of same property NOI due to lower overall occupancy. For six months ended June 30, 2011 as compared to the same period in 2010, NOI increased by approximately $3.5 million. The increase in NOI is mainly due to investment properties acquired in December 2010 and May 2011. Funds From Operations, adjusted (after excluding $2.0 million of transaction costs related to the issuance of convertible debentures) ("FFO, adjusted") for Q2 2011 was $4.3 million ($0.10 per unit, basic and diluted), as compared to $3.9 million ($0.14 per unit, basic and diluted) for Q2 2010. FFO, adjusted remains relatively flat as the NOI growth of $3.3 million from the investment properties acquired in December 2010 and May 2011 was offset by same property NOI decrease of $1.5 million, increased interest expense of $1.2 million and increased trust expenses of $0.3 million. FFO, adjusted for the six months ended June 30, 2011 was $7.3 million ($0.17 per unit) compared to $7.0 million ($0.25 per unit) for the same period in 2010. FFO, adjusted per unit has also been impacted by the temporary dilutive effect of the equity offering in March 2011. The portfolio occupancy rate was 85.2% as at June 30, 2011, compared to 86.6% at 2010 year-end. This decrease was mainly due to the departure of Walmart at Chilliwack Mall effective January 1, 2011 which is partially offset by investment properties acquired in December 2010 and May 2011 that have high occupancy levels. Total portfolio committed occupancy, as at June 30, 2011, and taking effect during the remainder of 2011 and in 2012, would be 87.0%. The REIT's average cost of mortgage debt was 5.58% at the end of Q2 2011, as compared to 6.02% at the end of 2010 and 6.21% at the end of the prior period, Q2, 2010. The improvement is the result of the REIT's recent efforts in refinancing maturing debt at lower interest rates. The REIT's leverage ratio, including convertible debentures, was 60.6% as at June 30, 2011, within the 70% permitted under the REIT's trust indenture and the 65% permitted under the REIT's operating line. On May 6, 2011, the REIT closed the acquisition of four investment properties totaling 226,016 square feet of gross leasable area for approximately $42.6 million (inclusive of approximately $0.69 million of transaction costs). The portfolio is located in Ontario and Quebec and is currently 100% leased. On June 28, 2011, the REIT issued $40 million 5.45% convertible debentures with an $8.10 conversion price, and subsequently redeemed $20 million of 7.50% convertible debentures on August 2, 2011, for total projected interest expense savings of approximately $400 thousand over the original remaining term of the redeemed debentures. On July 11, 2011, the REIT acquired a 30% interest in an approximately 33.7 acre land parcel near the intersection of Dundas Street East and Dixie Road in Mississauga, Ontario and to form a new partnership with two private entities for the purposes of developing a new, approximately $100 million shopping centre anchored by a Walmart Supercentre. In addition, Retrocom entered into a purchase and sale agreement whereby Retrocom's property, located at 1480 Dundas Street East, which is adjacent to the development site, will be rolled into the new partnership. Subsequently in August 2011, the joint venture waived conditions pertaining to the purchase of the 1480 Dundas Street East property and the sale is expected to close in September 2011. The REIT retains a solid liquidity position. As of today's date, the REIT has approximately $17.3 million cash on hand and $19.0 million available on the operating line. Richard Michaeloff, President and CEO of the REIT, said, "In this second quarter of 2011, the REIT's active pace continued. We completed the closing of the acquisition of four properties from Calloway REIT in early May, thereby benefiting from two months of related operating results. We improved our liquidity position with the issuance of $40 million of convertible debentures at a competitive interest rate and conversion premium. With the redemption of the $20 million 7.50% convertible debentures shortly thereafter, the REIT not only addressed the maturity of the debentures that were due in 2012 at a opportune time in the capital markets, but the REIT will also benefit from substantial interest expense savings in the next year. In addition, shortly after the quarter end, we acquired a 30% interest in a GTA joint venture development project which will include the redevelopment of the REIT's 1480 Dundas Street East property. This represents our fifth redevelopment project now underway. Going forward, we will look to build on this positive momentum."Financial HighlightsThree monthsendedThree monthsendedSix monthsendedSix monthsendedJune 30June 30June 30June 30(all amounts in $000's, except per unit amounts and ratios)2011(1)2010(1)2011(1)2010(1)Rental revenue and other income19,11415,18737,85130,127Property operating expenses8,8766,74018,21113,971Net operating income(2)10,2388,44719,64016,156Trust expenses1,1949012,2781,751Transaction costs1,9571,957Finance costs-operations4,8533,69210,1137,330Finance costs-distributions on Class B Units1,0251,0252,0502,050Income before income taxes and fair value gains (losses)1,2092,8293,2425,025Fair value gains (losses) associated with finance costs(1,047)2,174(8,515)(6,331)Fair value gains (losses) on investment property(3,158)490(3,412)606Fair value losses on participant's rights under LTIP3355(23)(48)Future income tax loss-(4,944)-(3,492)Income (loss) for the period(2,963)604(8,708)(4,240)Funds From Operations, adjusted (FFO)(3)4,2583,9127,2837,032FFO, adjusted per unitBasic0.100.140.170.25Diluted0.100.140.170.25FFO, adjusted payout ratio, accrual basis1.040.791.130.88FFO, adjusted payout ratio, cash basis1.030.791.080.88Distributions to unitholders-accrual basis(4)4,4213,1098,2286,217Distributions to unitholders-cash basis(4)4,4063,1097,8816,217Full Financial Results and MD&A will be available on SEDAR (www.sedar.com) as well as the Investors Relations section of the REIT's website (www.rmmreit.com).(1)Based on financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") as issued by the International Accounting Standard Board ("IASB"). Results of 2010 have been restated to conform to IFRS.(2)A non-IFRS measurement, calculated by the REIT as rental revenue (net rents, property tax and operating cost recoveries, as well as other miscellaneous income from tenant) less operating expenses from rental properties.(3)The reconciliations from net income (lo) to Funds From Operations, adjusted are included in the REIT's MD&A.(4)Distributions are net of the distribution reinvestment plan ("DRIP").The REIT's management considers Net Operating Income, Funds From Operations and Funds From Operations, adjusted, to be indicative measures in evaluating the REIT's performance. The table above includes non-IFRS information that should not be construed as an alternative to net earnings or cash flows from operations and may not be comparable to similar measures presented by other issuers as there is no standardized meaning prescribed by IFRS.About Retrocom Mid-Market REITRetrocom Mid-Market REIT is an Ontario unincorporated, open-end real estate investment trust which focuses on owning and acquiring community-based commercial properties in primary and secondary markets across Canada with the objective of producing a geographically diversified portfolio of properties with stable and growing cash flows. This document may contain forward-looking statements, which although based on Management's best estimates as well as the current operating environment are subject to risks and uncertainties. As such, terms such as "anticipate", "believe", "expect", "plan" or other similar words should be taken as forward-looking statements. As a result of these potential uncertainties, any future results could differ materially from the predictions listed herein. Although Retrocom makes every effort to meet our predictions as listed in this document, we are unable to control certain circumstances such as economic, competitive or commercial real estate conditions. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy, which may be made only by means of a prospectus, nor shall there be any sale of the Units in any state, province or other jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under securities laws of any such state, province or other jurisdiction. The Units of the Retrocom Mid-Market REIT have not been, and will not be registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered, sold or delivered in the United States absent registration or an application for exemption from the registration requirements of U.S. securities laws.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Richard MichaeloffRetrocom Mid-Market Real Estate Investment TrustChief Executive Officer(416) 741-7999(416) 741-7993 (FAX)firstname.lastname@example.com


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The contest is free and is open to all boys and girls ages three through 16 who reside or attend school in the Menomonee Falls area. All participants will receive a t-shirt and a chance to win a door prize.
Trophies will be awarded to boys and girls in five age divisions for the longest fish and most fish caught during the contest.
Registration for the event will be from 9:00 am to 10:00 am at the Mill Pond Shelter. The fishing contest will be from 10:00 am to Noon, followed immediately by the presentation of trophies and door prizes.
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tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:/forums/kids-health/rss Recent Posts on Kids Health forum on What to Expect Recent Posts on Kids Health forum on What to Expect 37 38 general-discussion General Discussion tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/39988763 Breaking the Finger Sucking Habit 37 38 general-discussion 39988763 39988763
Any advice? Our daughter started sucking her fingers THE day she started daycare at 12 weeks old and has done it since....but now as 2 approaches, I feel like we should probably work on breaking that habit, but we have no clue where to start. Any suggestions??
 LauraHuvler 38161226 2015-06-30 10:05:05 UTC false false LauraHuvler 38161226 1 flora2308 43878000 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/42410090 6yr old fevers n swollen lymph node in groin? 37 38 general-discussion 42410090 42410090
my 6yr old daughter has had recurring fevers for 5nights now. She has no other symtopms besides the fevers which go up to 39degrees. Until last night she told me there is a lump near her groin that hurts her. I took her dr she said it could be a swollen lymph node but ahe couldn't pin point as why she has it or the fevers. She wanted her to do a blood test but my daughter become hysterical and didnt do one. The lump feels quite big. Im scared would anyone have aby idea what it could be or where its from or been in a similar situation
 flora2308 43878000 2015-06-30 09:56:44 UTC false false flora2308 43878000 0 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/41853178 *Please help* 6 week old choking/gagging 37 38 general-discussion 41853178 41853178

On occasion my 6 week old acts like she's choking on air. Its almost like she's gagging but nothing is coming up, no spit up or anything, and her eyes get watery like she's struggling to breathe (it's so scary!!). After a few hard pats on the back she's completely fine but I haven't been able to decipher exactly what's causing this yet.

Any idea if I didn't pat her back if this would go away on its own? And any idea what could be causing this? She will be staring daycare in 3 weeks and I'm so nervous that someone won't notice this happening to her if and when it happens again. LO is also EBF.

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My daughter had tubes in her ears for almost a year, and per our doctor they fell out sometime in the last few weeks, and are healed nicely. However, her hearing has been very sensitive in that common noises seem too loud for her. She'll cover her ears and say "loud" or on occasion will become upset by loud noises, like someone mowing, etc. I'm hoping she'll get used to it. She never did this prior to her tubes falling out. Has this happened to anyone else???
 LauraHuvler 38161226 2015-06-17 18:38:23 UTC false false LauraHuvler 38161226 0 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/33874796 3 year old with recurrent fevers 37 38 general-discussion 33874796 33874796
So for almost the last year my 3yo ds has had a high fever for 3-4 days, the last weekend of the month. Almost every month like clockwork. I took him to the pedi yesterday and they finally did blood work. It shows inflammation somewhere- unknown where and not all the blood work had been finished processing yet.

His sed rate, crp and iGg and iGa were really high.

Does anyone have experience with this? I'm totally freaking out because google is pointing towards lymphoma.
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My daughter will be 2 in august and I've noticed in the past that her left eye drifts a little bit. Since birth really. I was the only one who ever noticed. Lately I've noticed it more often and the other night her dad finally noticed it. I made an appt with her ped for tomorrow morning. I've been trying to test her strength by covering the opposite eye but she won't cooperate. Anyone had experience with this? What was the result? Surgery? Eye patch? I cant imagine my daughter keeping a patch on. Any advice would help.
 Elliemay711 54930549 2015-06-03 11:05:01 UTC false false Elliemay711 54930549 2 meonlyica 11920318 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/41467226 Should I be worried? 1 month old has a cold... 37 38 general-discussion 41467226 41467226
Our 6 year old daughter was diagnosed with bronchitis this week and is now on day 2 of antibiotics. Unfortunately while I've done my best to keep her separated from our 1 month old, it's been hard to do, and our baby has since developed a cold.

From here I'm a little bit confused on whether or not I need to take our 1 month old in to be seen tomorrow. I've read that anytime a baby younger than 3 months has a cold that they need to be seen by their doctor but I'm not exactly sure what the doctor would even do?

My baby doesn't have a fever, is continuing to nurse and eat regularly (even a little more often for comfort) has continued to produce wet/dirty diapers, has been slightly fussy but has also been gassy this week.

Long story short, I'd love your advice on how to best handle this situation as I'm still new to balancing my two kiddos.

Thank you!!

 tiffanynichol 63459640 2015-05-23 23:37:06 UTC false false tiffanynichol 63459640 2 ryndi 51710575 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/41075210 5 year old w/ difficult to treat asthma - Long 37 38 general-discussion 41075210 41075210 My 5 year old has been struggling w/ asthma since she was an infant. We have been on steroids 3 times just since January, antibiotics at least 5 with 2 of the treatments being over 2 weeks long. She is on the high dose Dulera (not specifically approved for <12years), Singulair (just bumped her up in January from 4mg to 5 mg), and Zyrtec daily. She has many food allergies. She's been off the foods for about 2 years now and we recently had skin and blood testing again. It showed on the blood test that she was still allergic to the same things as last time. The skin testing showed she was extremely allergic to cats and not at all to dogs. This is a joke because the minute we step foot into a home where dogs are she immediately starts coughing and sneezing, eyes water, etc. The blood test confirmed the severe allergy to dogs. We do know cats are an allergy but that the skin test was so off I'm irritated. The pulmonologist said the skin test shows some mild allergies to milk, apples, and bananas. Blood test shows no allergies to those things. Sooo, we have eliminated those things just to be sure. She's still struggling with staying healthy. She coughs all the time. She picks up every bug/virus/sickness and consistently uses her neb, most recently especially at night. She's been tested for CF to which she is negative. She is only 38 lbs and with our dietary changes has now dropped to 36lbs at 41" tall. Her immune system looks pretty healthy except for elevated allergic parts (I think IgE and eosinophils? I don't have the paperwork w/ me). Has anyone else had issues w/ a child not staying well even on daily asthma medications? We've eliminated all food allergens including any ingredients listed on the food labels, she sleeps in a room with an allergen air purifier w/ allergen filter, allergy pillow/mattress covers, I wash her sheets in hot water every weekend. I'm lost. She's struggling so much to stay healthy and I don't know if I'm missing something. We live in an area where there is one pediatric pulmonologist so I'm writing to find out if this is normal or if I should drive a few hours away for a second opinion. We have another appt next week as a follow up to her appt last week when they prescribed her a Z-pack, 14-day antibiotic and prednisone. They want to do a CT and bronchoscopy as the next step. Any advice? Any similar situation? Does this really sound like asthma or have any of you heard of diagnoses that this could be other than asthma? Or an underlying condition? I've googled a million things and I'm convinced she has something else going on but I don't know what! Or am I just overreacting? Is this just how asthma works? Any help would be greatly, greatly appreciated. TIA! Christina528 59858506 2015-05-22 18:34:58 UTC false false Christina528 59858506 9 Christina528 59858506 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/41001718 Ongoing concerns with my almost 4 year old 37 38 general-discussion 41001718 41001718
So some that come on here have seen my posts about my poor son with his intermittent high fevers, swollen lymph nodes and knee pain. Well he hasn't had a fever since October, at least until two weeks ago. 2 weeks ago we thought he had appendicitis. When they did the ct scan he had enlarged lymph nodes in his abdomen but his appendix was good. Turns out his fever and belly pain was strep throat. He started playing socce ( cute drills, no hard core activity) tonight he has woke. Up 3 times in pain. I did some more research and all of his signs point to rheumatoid arthritis.
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My 2yo ds was in the tub with his brother, while I was standing right there watching them, and he went to stand up to get out by pushing himself up on the side of the tub. His hand slipped and he smacked his front teeth on the side of the tub. I scooped him up right away and tried to calm him. He was bleeding a little but was obviously in pain. I gave him Tylenol after I stopped the bleeding and then he fell asleep, an hour after this happened. This was all last night.

Today we saw the dentist and they told me there was nothing they could do. I should just monitor it, clean it, and make sure it doesn't get infected. This doesn't seem right to me. His tooth is so far up there it looks like he's missing a tooth, but the dentist took X-rays and said they looked fine. Has this happened anyone else's LO? If so how did you handle it? If I had taken him to the ER right after it happened, would they have been able to do more? I feel so bad... Like I could have done something to prevent this.
 smileybananas 50944253 2015-05-04 10:17:13 UTC false false smileybananas 50944253 3 jessievillarreal 67175601 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/33679304 Kids and chiropractors 37 38 general-discussion 33679304 33679304 I'm taking my daughter who is 20 months to see a chiropractor this week for the first time. Just seeing who else had taken their child to a chiropractor and what did you think of it. Did it help your child? What did you take them for ? Would you go again or recommend others taking their child? I'm taking my daughter to see if they can help with her fussiness and sleeping problems. I hope they can help her/us! mal7 53454197 2015-05-01 05:11:58 UTC false false mal7 53454197 11 Agustina15 66726058 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/40737011 Toddler acne 37 38 general-discussion 40737011 40737011 cally1983 40067717 2015-05-01 05:05:37 UTC false false cally1983 40067717 4 Agustina15 66726058 tag:www.whattoexpect.com,2009-05-01:Forums::Topic/40667470 Pediatric Symptom Checker Apps 37 38 general-discussion 40667470 40667470
 Hi All! New to the site but Dad of there with the youngest being 5-months now. We all know how crazy it is when your kid is sick and I've used a few symptom checker apps for my iPhone. I just found a newly launched app from Saint Peter's University Hospital in New Jersey call, KidAches .. and so far I'm really liking the app and thought I would share.

 I found it here: www.kidaches.com but it is also available in the app store too.

 Does anyone recommend any other apps like this?

 Thanks,

 Allen

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Teachers from nearly a dozen countries are meeting in San Diego this week to learn and gain resources to teach students about energy efficiency, the environment and sustainability.
A group of local teachers will visit University of Colorado Boulder to learn how to use infographics in their classrooms as part of a $1.3 million grant from the National Science Foundation aimed at increasing STEM literacy.
Researchers from Harvard, Penn State's College of Education and the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics have won a $1.387 million grant to develop labs designed to help middle school students understand spatial thinking in astronomy.
At a recent STEM mentoring workshop hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a few dozen middle school students had the opportunity to learn about programming robots.
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Paul VI Catholic School wanted to develop a laptop program that would equip its students and teachers with the right tools to increase classroom learning, prepare their students for college, and to develop the 21st Century skill sets required by today's employers. Download this White Paper to learn about their comprehensive selection process and how they are using their new laptops to revolutionize the learning process.
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