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New Horizons Band Playing in Moultonborough, Bristol and Meredith in early July
BELMONT — The New Horizons Band of the Lakes Region, under the direction of Mary Divers, will play several concerts during the first week of July. On July 2 at 6:30 p.m,. the band will kick off it's summer season with a concert at the Moultonborough Bandstand, located on Rt. 109. Guest soloist for the concert, which will feature both the full band and the Laketones Jazz ensemble, will be tenor sax player Charlie Jennison. In celebration of the season, the band will be playing a program that includes patriotic music and features several well-known American composers. This concert is sponsored by the Meredith Village Savings Bank.
During the morning of July 4, many band members will play Patriotic pieces in the Bristol Independence Day Parade beginning at 10 a.m., and the entire band will highlight July 4th with a concert from 7-9 p.m. in Hesky Park, located in Meredith, before the fireworks display. The band will play many upbeat music selections featuring recognizable American and Patriotic tunes. There will be toe tapping marches, Broadway and movie selections featuring the likes of George M. Cohan and John Williams, tunes to sing along with, such as "Sweet Caroline," and much more. Of course, no July 4 concert would be complete without John Philip Sousa's "The Stars and Stripes Forever", featuring the Piccolo and Low Brass sections of the band. This concert is sponsored by the Meredith Parks and Rec Department and the Inns and Spa at Mills Falls.
Sporting a new look and many new members this season, the New Horizons Band acknowledges the amazing support of the Caswell Family Foundation, whose generous grant contributions enable the band to purchase needed equipment and offer
educational programs to their members.
All concerts are free to the public and the musicians come from all parts of the Lakes Region, and as far away as Concord. The band welcomes musicians of all levels to practices on Tuesday evenings from 7-8:30 and Saturday afternoons from 1:30 - 3 pm with the Laketones Jazz Ensemble rehearsals following. The rehearsals take place at the Music Clinic in Belmont.
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Garden Club of Meredith welcomes new members at spring luncheon
MEREDITH — The Community Garden Club of Meredith welcomed five new members at the recent spring opening luncheon and meeting. Members are from the towns of Meredith, Center Harbor and Moultonborough.
Scholarships were awarded by the Community Garden Club of Meredith to three members of the 2014 graduating class of Inter-Lakes High School who will pursue studies in horticulture and environmental studies. Congratulations to Nicholas R. Baker, Jeffrey T. Ryan and Meaghan J. Warburton.
Garden club members will host Awesome Blossoms Garden Walks during the summer. More details as the gardens bloom.
The 2014 Summer Raffle, Home Tweet Home, features a hand made barn board bird house created and designed by a local Meredith artist. Tickets will be available at all the garden club gatherings. Winning ticket will be drawn at the closing luncheon on Thursday, October 2.
The Annual Summer Bake Sale will be held in front of the newly relocated Aubuchon Hardware Store at the Meredith Bay Shops on Route #25 Meredith on Saturday, June 28 from 9 a.m. until sold out. Celebrate the summer season and stock your pantry and freezer with a great assortment homemade baked treats. Botanical Photo Note cards will also be available for sale. New this year: home made treats for your favorite canine friends. The proceeds from this sale will be used to fund scholarships for local students pursuing careers in the fields of environmental study and horticulture.
Cackleberries Garden and Gift Center located on Route #3 Meredith will host the Community Garden Club of Meredith on Thursday, July 17 at 1 p.m. Members and guests are asked to park at the Meredith Police Station and walk the short distance to the Studio at the Garden Center.
Owner, Laurie Perry, will demonstrate the "Art of Container Gardening" using new, old and re-purposed containers. Herbs, flowering annuals, and succulents appeal to the senses as they combine fantastic foliage and spectacular colors with the scents of summer. To create your own container garden look for containers such as pails, pots, planters, old purses, bird cages, chairs, old straw hats. They make unique container gardens for porches, patios, decks and special garden spots.
The Community Garden Club of Meredith, founded in 1959, is a volunteer organization dedicated to promoting horticultural education and community beautification and conservation through volunteerism and friendship. Visit www.meredithgardenclub.org.
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Gilmanton Year-Round Library hopes to raise $20,000 in fund raising campaign
GILMANTON — The Gilmanton Year-Round Library Board of Directors has launched a new annual giving opportunity which the board hopes will produce $20,000 a year in donations.
The program, called the Giving Tree. is a tiered-plan which allows all level of donations to the library, from a $25 Acorn donation to fund a program, to a $1,000 Gold Leaf donation to assist in operating costs.
There are six levels of donations: Acorns for $25, Flowers for $50, Copper Leaf for $100, Bronze Leaf for $250, Silver Leaf for $500 and Gold Leaf level for $1,000.
The Board of Directors hopes to raise at least $20,000 with this annual fundraising campaign. The Board anticipates that leaf by leaf, acorn by acorn, this goal can be accomplished. Any donation level chosen helps to provide the staff and board of the Library with the resources to offer a vast collection, engaging programming and great service to all the residents of Gilmanton.
All donors will be recognized by having their names placed on the GYRL Giving Tree which will be displayed at the library. Donations can be made with PayPal on the website at www.gyrla.org by clicking on the "donate" icon, or by check made payable to the GYRL at 1385 NH Rt 140, Gilmanton Iron Works, NH 03837. Donations are tax deductible.
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Watershed Association offers cruises on Floating Classroom
LACONIA — The Lake Winnipesaukee Watershed Association is offering lake ecology cruises on Tuesdays and Thursdays July 1- Sept 5. Cruises depart from the Weirs at 10 am and 1pm. Cost $20/adult, $15/child. Call 603-581-6632 or Register online at www.winnipesaukee.org
The cruises will be offered on the association's new Floating Classroom. An onboard naturalist will facilitate a food web game, talk about history and geology of the lake and water quality issues. Participants will get a chance to 'be the scientist' taking water clarity and temperature measurements. We'll catch and observe zooplankton, and also have an opportunity to see what's living below the surface.
These cruises will depart from Weirs Beach, Laconia and motor past Spindle Point through Sally's Gut with a stop behind Stonedam Island. The onboard time will be about 90 minutes. Cruises must be booked in advance. Call 603-581-6632 or Register online at www.winnipesaukee.org
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Supporting Boys or Girls When the Line Isn't Clear
A boy, 5, left, who identifies as a girl, plays witha friend in Northern California. He began emulating girls shortly afterturning 3.
OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 1 — Untilrecently, many children who did not conform to gender norms in theirclothing or behavior and identified intensely with the opposite sexwere steered to psychoanalysis or behavior modification.
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Dr. Kenneth Zucker, a psychologist at the Center for Addiction andMental Health in Toronto, encourages children to be content with theirgender.
But as advocates gain groundfor what they call gender-identity rights, evidenced most recently byNew York City's decision to let people alter the sex listed on theirbirth certificates, a major change is taking place among schools andfamilies. Children as young as 5 who display predispositions to dresslike the opposite sex are being supported by a growing number of youngparents, educators and mental health professionals.
Doctors, some of them from the top pediatric hospitals, have begun toadvise families to let these children be "who they are" to foster asense of security and self-esteem. They are motivated, in part, by thehigh incidence of depression,suicidal feelings and self-mutilation that has been common in pastgenerations of transgender children. Legal trends suggest that schoolsare now required to respect parents' decisions.
"First we becamesensitive to two mommies and two daddies," said Reynaldo Almeida, thedirector of the Aurora School, a progressive private school in Oakland."Now it's kids who come to school who aren't gender typical."
Thesupportive attitudes are far easier to find in traditionally tolerantareas of the country like San Francisco than in other parts, but evenin those places there is fierce debate over how best to handle thechildren.
Cassandra Reese, a first-grade teacher outsideBoston, recalled that fellow teachers were unnerved when a young boyshowed up in a skirt. "They said, 'This is not normal,' and, 'It's theparents' fault,' " Ms. Reese said. "They didn't see children assophisticated enough to verbalize their feelings."
As theirchildren head into adolescence, some parents are choosing to blockpuberty medically to buy time for them to figure out who they are —raising a host of ethical questions.
While these children arestill relatively rare, doctors say the number of referrals is risingacross the nation. Massachusetts, Minnesota, California, New Jersey andthe District of Columbia have laws protecting the rights of transgenderstudents, and some schools are engaged in a steep learning curve todismantle gender stereotypes.
At the Park Day School inOakland, teachers are taught a gender-neutral vocabulary and are urgedto line up students by sneaker color rather than by gender. "We arecareful not to create a situation where students are being boxed in,"said Tom Little, the school's director. "We allow them to move back andforth until something feels right."
For families, it can be along, emotional adjustment. Shortly after her son's third birthday, PamB. and her husband, Joel, began a parental journey for which there wasno map. It started when their son, J., began wearing oversized T-shirtsand wrapping a towel around his head to emulate long, flowing hair.Then came his mother's silky undershirts. Half a year into preschool,J. started becoming agitated when asked to wear boys' clothing.
Enroute to a mall with her son, Ms. B. had an epiphany: "It just clickedin me. I said, 'You really want to wear a dress, don't you?' "
Thusbegan what the B.'s, who asked their full names not be used to protecttheir son's privacy, call "the reluctant path," a behind-closed-doorsstruggle to come to terms with a gender-variant child — a spirited5-year-old boy who, at least for now, strongly identifies as a girl,requests to be called "she" and asks to wear pigtails and pink jumpersto school.
Ms. B., 41, a lawyer, accepted the way her sondefined himself after she and her husband consulted with a psychologistand observed his newfound comfort with his choice. But she feels theprecarious nature of the day-to-day reality. "It's hard to convey therelentlessness of it, she said, "every social encounter, every time yougo out to eat, every day feeling like a balance between your kid'sself-esteem and protecting him from the hostile outside world."
Theprospect of cross-dressing kindergartners has sparked a deepphilosophical divide among professionals over how best to counselfamilies. Is it healthier for families to follow the child's lead, orto spare children potential humiliation and isolation by steering themtoward accepting their biological gender until they are older?
Bothsides in the debate underscore their concern for the profoundvulnerability of such youngsters, symbolized by occurrences like themurder in 2002 of Gwen Araujo, a transgender teenager born as Eddie,southeast of Oakland.
"Parents now are looking for advice on howto make life reasonable for their kids — whether to allowcross-dressing in public, and how to protect them from the savagery ofother children," said Dr. Herbert Schreier, a psychiatrist withChildren's Hospital and Research Center in Oakland.
Dr. Schreieris one of a growing number of professionals who have begun to think ofgender variance as a naturally occurring phenomenon rather than adisorder. "These kids are becoming more aware of how it is to bethemselves," he said.
In past generations, so-called sissy boysand tomboy girls were made to conform, based on the belief that theirbehaviors were largely products of dysfunctional homes.
Among therevisionists is Dr. Edgardo Menvielle, a child-adolescent psychiatristat the Children's National Medical Center in Washington who started anational outreach group for parents of gender-variant children in 1998that now has more than 200 participants. "We know that sexuallymarginalized children have a higher rate of depression and suicideattempts," Dr. Menvielle said. "The goal is for the child to be welladjusted, healthy and have good self-esteem. What's not important ismolding their gender."
The literature on adults who aretransgender was hardly consoling to one parent, a 42-year-old softwareconsultant in Massachusetts and the father of a gender-variant thirdgrader. "You're trudging through this tragic, horrible stuff andrealizing not a single person was accepted and understood as a child,"he said. "You read it and think, O.K., best to avoid that. But as aparent you're in this complete terra incognita."
The biologicalunderpinnings of gender identity, much like sexual orientation, remainsomething of a mystery, though many researchers suspect it is linkedwith hormone exposure in the developing fetus.
Studies suggestthat most boys with gender variance early in childhood grow up to begay, and about a quarter heterosexual, Dr. Menvielle said. Only a smallfraction grow up to identify as transgender.
Girls withgender-variant behavior, who have been studied less, voice extremeunhappiness about being a girl and talk about wanting to have maleanatomy. But research has thus far suggested that most wind up asheterosexual women.
Although many children role-play involvinggender, Dr. Menvielle said, "the key question is how intense andpersistent the behavior is," especially if they show extreme distress.
Dr. Robin Dea, the director of regional mental health for KaiserPermanente in Northern California, said: "Our gender identity issomething we feel in our soul. But it is also a continuum, and itevolves."
Dr. Dea works with four or five children under theage of 15 who are essentially living as the opposite sex. "They aremuch happier, and their grades are up," she said. "I'm waiting for thestudy that says supporting these children is negative."
But Dr.Kenneth Zucker, a psychologist and head of the gender-identity serviceat the Center for Addiction and Mental Health in Toronto, disagreeswith the "free to be" approach with young children and cross-dressingin public. Over the past 30 years, Dr. Zucker has treated about 500preadolescent gender-variant children. In his studies, 80 percent growout of the behavior, but 15 percent to 20 percent continue to bedistressed about their gender and may ultimately change their sex.
Dr.Zucker tries to "help these kids be more content in their biologicalgender" until they are older and can determine their sexual identity —accomplished, he said, by encouraging same-sex friendships andactivities like board games that move beyond strict gender roles.
Thoughshe has not encountered such a situation, Jennifer Schwartz, assistantprincipal of Chatham Elementary School outside Springfield, Ill., saidthat allowing a child to express gender differences "would be verydifficult to pull off" there.
Ms. Schwartz added: "I'm not sureit's worth the damage it could cause the child, with all the prejudicesand parents possibly protesting. I'm not sure a child that age is readyto make that kind of decision."
The B.'s thought long and hardabout what they had observed in their son. They have carefullychoreographed his life, monitoring new playmates, selecting acompatible school, finding sympathetic parents in a babysitting co-op.Nevertheless, Ms. B. said, "there is still the stomach-clenching fearfor your kid."
It is indeed heartbreaking to hear a child say, as J. did recently, "It feels like a nightmare I'm a boy."
Theadjustment has been gradual for Mr. B., a 43-year-old public schooladministrator who is trying to stop calling J. "our little man." Hethinks of his son as a positive, resilient person, and his love andadmiration show. "The truth is, is any parent going to choose this fortheir kid?" he said. "It's who your kid is."
Families are caughtin the undertow of conflicting approaches. One suburban Chicago mother,who did not want to be identified, said in a telephone interview thatshe was drawing the line on dress and trying to provide "boyopportunities" for her 6-year-old son. "But we can't make everything apower struggle," she said. "It gets exhausting."
She worriesabout him becoming a social outcast. "Why does your brother like girlthings?" friends of her 10-year-old ask. The answer is always, "I don'tknow."
Nila Marrone, a retired linguistics professor at the University of Connecticutwho consults with parents and schools, recalled an incident last yearat a Bronx elementary school in which an 8-year-old boy perceived aseffeminate was thrown into a large trash bin by a group of boys. Theprincipal, she said, "suggested to the mother that she was to blame,for not having taught her son how to be tough enough."
But the tide is turning.
TheLos Angeles Unified School District, for instance, requires thatstudents be addressed with "a name and pronoun that corresponds to thegender identity." It also asks schools to provide a locker room orchanging area that corresponds to a student's chosen gender.
One of the most controversial issues concerns the use of "blockers," hormonesused to delay the onset of puberty in cases where it could bepsychologically devastating (for instance, a girl who identifies as aboy might slice her wrists when she gets her period). Some doctorsdisapprove of blockers, arguing that only at puberty does an individualfully appreciate their gender identity.
Catherine Tuerk, anurse-psychotherapist at the children's hospital in Washington and themother of a gender-variant child in the 1970s, says parents are stillleft to find their own way. She recalls how therapists urged her tosteer her son into psychoanalysis and "hypermasculine activities" likekarate. She said she and her husband became "gender cops."
"It was always, 'You're not kicking the ball hard enough,' " she said.
Ms.Tuerk's son, now 30, is gay and a father, and her own thinking hasevolved since she was a young parent. "People are beginning tounderstand this seems to be something that happens," she said. "Butthere was a whole lifetime of feeling we could never leave him alone."
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I wish I applied for a mailing ballot. I have to drop the babies off at my mom's house to vote, which isn't too bad considering I have to vote at their precinct. It's just always this big political debate with my step-dad. I asked him if I could drop the kids off on the 6th while I vote, and he said "That depends on who you're voting for." My real dad once told me if I voted for the democratic party, he'd disown me. I told him that's why I don't discuss my political views with anyone other than my husband!
It's in the 60s today. Nice and sunny. We had snow once last winter, so I'm hoping for a repeat this year. I could do without driving on snowy roads!
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I just take Sammy in to vote with me, but we are in a smaaaaaaaaaall town so there are no real lines and everyone knows me and helps out, lol. Could see how that would be harder with 2 though!
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I could maybe take them in, I have a double stroller. Somtimes - okay, a lot of times - they are just so loud! Obviously Emma doesn't know how the concept of inside voice because she isn't even one yet, but Andrew. He just wails and shrieks. I took them into Clinique because I needed more foundation and he kept kicking the lady with his long legs! He does the same thing in the store. He thinks it's funny to let his feet drag on the shelves. I can only imagine what he'd do in a line of people, haha.
monkey 2010 & little lamb 2011
Got it! Thanks.
I'm taking L with me. No point in driving there twice. We'll just take turns with him outside. Unless there's a long line. Then they can kiss my ass, he's coming in with me. I already have a list of all the ballot #'s with my vote written down, so it should be quick and painless (hopefully).
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Sorry to hear that LJB! Wow that would turn my world upside down too
I'm sure there is some type of support group you could join to get tips.
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I'm so sorry LJB. I wouldn't know what I'd do, especially being in the middle east. Is it at all possible for you and baby to fly back to the states for initial care?
BBC has a bunch of groups. I'm sure they have one for hip dysplasia. It would help to have moms in similar situations.
monkey 2010 & little lamb 2011
If it's the diagnosis, I would try to seek out a second opinion, even if it meant flying somewhere.
I can't imagine putting a baby through all of that, either. I am so sad for you.
Amy & Greg married Oct. '06. Levi Raphael, 3/31/10, Julius Saul, 11/13/11, Elana May, 5/28/2013, Asher Gabriel, 2/2/2015.
LJB- I am so sorry. My thoughts are with you and I hope treatment goes easier than expected.
Misty- How is MIL doing? You'll have to let us know if you find out any juicy secrets. My grandpa was always hiding money and we all think we'll find a stash hidden around the farm somewhere after my grandma passes. Which would actually suck because grandma could use it now.
Vmf- glad your back is better. Mine is hurting badly. It wasn't bad until I had to climb into the back of GIF's truck today. My car is down and I was shopping with my Mom. The stroller slid clear to the front so I had to retrieve it. GIF's got an F250 and I need a stepladder to climb into the back. Buuut, no step ladder around so I hoisted myself up. Bad idea! But it was good for a laugh from my mom.
WAG's, I hope you get the nanny situation figured out. If you were closer I would offer to watch W2. Maybe seeing those cute kissable cheeks would make GIF decide to try for one more.
Amy & Greg married Oct. '06. Levi Raphael, 3/31/10, Julius Saul, 11/13/11, Elana May, 5/28/2013, Asher Gabriel, 2/2/2015.


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No. 5 is just a typical set up scene in certain part of China that anyone can take one like this if you pay 2 dollars. The man is there every day for you guys to take pics of him like this one. The old man is not a fisherman (maybe he used to be), his job is posing for tourists.
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"My husband and I enjoy ourselves so much at Steve and Donnas place we extended our stay to two weeks. We love the location, close enough to Duval st.but is very quiet. Fort Zachary Taylor is just out the back gate. We'd walk to the beach each day.In the evening we would walk over to the pier and watch the cruise ships leave and the sunset.We love sitting out on the deck among the tropical plants, with a cocktail and a chat with friends.This doesn't feel like a rental property, everything is kept clean and updated and new. Thanks Donna and Steve for sharing your piece of paradise"Guest: Sue Date of Stay: February 2015 Review Submitted: March 28, 2015View listing
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Key West is a veritable hot spot for literary icons, both today and in the past. This small Florida island was loved by the likes of playwright Tennessee Williams, and poets Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens and Shel Silverstein.
Today, beloved children's author Judy Blume keeps a home here, and every January for more than 30 years, writers and readers from around the country gather at the high-profile Key West Literary Seminar - spread over two weekends - for lectures, readings, discussions, workshops and parties. The event has featured the likes of Joyce Carol Oates, Junot Diaz and Gore Vidal.
Key West should be high on the list of travel locations for any literary lover and creative soul because of its deep history in extraordinary American literature. Ernest Hemingway even kept a fabulous estate in Key West that today has been converted into a museum and bookstore. Visit the beautiful and historic Ernest Hemingway Home and then check out some of the writer's rumored favorite spots.
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Hemingway's stately, olive-shuttered two-story cottage at 907 Whitehead Street in Old Town Key West is no doubt a visitor favorite. If you're a die-hard Hemingway fan, you'll have to brave the crowds and come here.
The home was built in 1851 from limestone excavated from the exact land upon which it is built. Hemingway bought and lived in the estate from 1931 until 1940 with his wife and kids before he left for Cuba. This spectacular estate, which includes a rear guesthouse and is surrounded by elegant gardens and rustling palms, is still the largest residential property in Key West.
You might be surprised to see that the beds are made in full linens and the home looks recently lived in - it's as if the family just stepped out for lunch and will be home shortly. Here are the highlights you should take note of inside and around Hemingway's marvelous estate:
The Ritzy Pool
A pool this large - or any pool at all - in 1930s Key West was a luxury. To fill it, construction workers had to drill to the salt-water table deep in the ground and install a water pump. Hemingway's wife - Pauline - had the costly pool built as a surprise for Hemingway while he was in Spain in 1938 working as a correspondent during the Spanish Civil War.
The Happy Cats
Hemingway's six-toed cats - or polydactyls - are legendary. Recently uncovered letters from Hemingway to a friend explain just how sad he was at the loss of one of his cats - Willie. The Hemingway Home and Museum curators maintain that each of the 40 to 50 cats on the grounds is a direct descendant of Hemingway's first cat, a white polydactyl named Snowball (Though they don't all have six toes on each paw, all are said to carry the gene for polydactyly). The cats living here are very friendly and many will actually pose for pictures. They're all vetted and well-taken care of - not your average strays!
The Lush Gardens
The Hemingway House gardens are stunning, featuring a vibrant array of tropical flowers - shrimp plants, heliconia, bleeding hearts and the funky looking pelican flower - and banana, Barbados cherry, papaya and Spanish lime trees, among many others.
Other Literary Tour Stops
410 Caroline Street is Jessie Porter's home - a fifth-generation Key Wester - who was good friends with Robert Frost. He spent several winters in the cottage in Porter's backyard. The site used to be the Heritage House Museum, though it has been closed since 2010. If you want to see things the iconic Frost saw, at least take a stroll past the home!
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PORT ST. LUCIE — Port St. Lucie police arrested three people on charges of animal cruelty after finding dozens of cats locked in boxes that one officer called "coffins for cats."
Police made the discovery Saturday. They received a call from a man who recently bought a home on the 300 block of Archer Avenue.
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The interactive murder mystery Law and Murder will take place on Sunday, Oct. 19, at Corp. John Loudenslager American Legion Post No. 366, at 7976-78 Oxford Ave. in Fox Chase.
A SEPTA commuter train struck and killed a man who was on the tracks of the Fox Chase Regional Line Tuesday night.
Born Patricia Worthington in 1928 into a family whose roots in Northeast Philadelphia go back more than 300 years, Pat Worthington Stopper has been collecting, preserving and sharing local history for decades.
The Simpson Recreation Center in Northwood used to have a really active athletic association.
Back in 1974, Steve Schiavone's mom, Rita, was a volunteer social worker at the Frankford Y when she started helping 11 homebound people with meals.
Patrick S. McGonigal, Father Judge class of 1981, donated $2.5 million to his alma mater during a Mass on Saturday in the school auditorium to celebrate Judge's 60th anniversary.
The Bustleton Bengals will be collecting unwanted clothing for the needy during Homecoming football games on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hayes Playground, President Street and Conwell Avenue.
The deadline is Monday, Oct. 6, to register to vote for the Nov. 4 general election.
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North Carolina Government and Heritage Library – Public Service Changes: Starting May 4, 2015
North Carolina Government and Heritage Library
Public Service Changes
On Monday, May 4, 2015, the North Carolina Government and Heritage Library in the State Library of North Carolina will implement changes in its onsite public service desk location and operating hours. Staff will begin serving all library visitors – North Carolina government and history researchers and genealogical researchers – from a single public service desk located on the West Mezzanine level of the Library. Our new service hours will be Monday-Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday, 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Preservation Week 2015: State Archives and Government and Heritage Library
The Government and Heritage Library part of the State Library of North Carolina and State Archives are celebrating the ways they help preserve information whether created physically or digitally. It's part of National Preservation Week, April 26 – May 2, which highlights the role libraries, archives and other cultural institutions play in preserving our information. A week of activities await you.
A social media campaign, daily preservation trivia question, exhibits and other activities are available. Discover activities from the State Archives here and from the State Library here. The State Archives and State Library are located at 109 E. Jones St., where they will offer Preservation Week programs on site: (more…)


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Hub International acquires two regional agencies
By: Joyce Famakinwa
Published June 05, 2015 - 5:23pm CST
Chicago-based Hub International Ltd. has acquired the assets of Washington-based Lovsted-Worthington Insurance as well as the assets of New Mexico-based Shofner, Lynch & Shulse L.L.C.
Chicago insurance broker expands Midwest footprint
By: Shelby Livingston
Published May 06, 2015 - 2:02pm CST
Hub International Midwest Ltd., part of Chicago-based Hub International Ltd., on Wednesday said it has acquired Tulsa, Oklahoma-based property/casualty and employee benefits brokerage The Holmes Organisation.
Hub International Insurance Services names commercial risk division manager
By: Shelby Livingston
Published December 16, 2014 - 1:49pm CST
Hub International Insurance Services Inc., a unit of Hub International Ltd., on Tuesday said it has named James Gervang as senior vice president and manager of its commercial risk division.
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Hub sells its only Latin American benefits and commercial lines broker
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Published November 14, 2014 - 10:59am CST
Hub International Ltd. has sold Harmonia Corretora de Seguros Ltda., the São Paulo, Brazil-based insurance brokerage it acquired in 2011, to Howden Insurance Brokers Ltd., London-based Howden said Friday.
Hub International launches entertainment industry practice
By: Joanne Wojcik
Published November 13, 2014 - 3:05pm CST
Middle-market broker Hub International Ltd. is launching an entertainment practice to focus on providing risk management and insurance solutions for all segments of the entertainment industry
Q&A: Sibyl Bogardus, Hub International Ltd.
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Sibyl Bogardus is Hub International Ltd.'s Salt Lake City-based chief compliance officer for the Western region, and is a nationally recognized expert in employee benefits regulation. Recently, she spoke with Business Insurance Associate Editor Matt Dunning about key compliance issues facing benefit managers in the coming months. Edited excerpts follow.
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Hub International unit buys mid-market broker Fotek
By: Shelby Livingston
Published November 07, 2014 - 10:28am CST
Hub International Northeast Ltd., a subsidiary of insurance brokerage Hub International Ltd., has acquired Wall, New Jersey-based middle-market employee benefits broker Fotek Insurance Agency Inc.
Hub International acquires benefits consultant Laurus Strategies
By: Joanne Wojcik
Published October 29, 2014 - 4:04pm CST
Chicago-based Hub International Midwest, is acquiring the assets of Laurus Strategies, an employee benefits, human resource technology and global benefits consulting business.
Hub names president for national employee benefits practice
By: Joanne Wojcik
Published October 13, 2014 - 2:12pm CST
Mike Barone has been named president of Hub International Ltd.'s national employee benefits practice, a newly created position charged with directing and enhancing Hub's investments in employee benefits products and solutions for middle-market employers, the company reported.
Hub International acquires mid-market broker FieldEddy
By: Stephanie Goldberg
Published October 08, 2014 - 10:58am CST
Hub International Ltd. has acquired the assets of mid-market broker FieldEddy Inc. and its Your Choice Insurance Agency Inc. subsidiary.
Hub acquires San Diego-area property/casualty, benefits broker
By: Matt Dunning
Published October 06, 2014 - 2:44pm CST
Hub International Ltd. has acquired the assets of Carlsbad, California-based brokerage Marrs Maddocks & Associates Insurance Services Inc., the company announced on Monday.
Business Insurance announces 40 Under 40 broker honorees for 2014
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Business Insurance on Wednesday announced the honorees for its second annual 40 Under 40 Broker Awards.
Hub acquires Florida agency
Published August 04, 2014 - 9:57am CST
Hub International Ltd. has acquired the assets of Ballard Insurance Agency, a Melbourne, Florida-based insurance brokerage.
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Published July 20, 2014 - 6:00am CST
For the third year in a row, Hub International Ltd. reported organic growth in its insurance brokerage operations in 2013, and it continued its growth-by-acquisition strategy with new private equity owners.
Hub International buys Manitoba-based insurance agency
By: Joanne Wojcik
Published July 07, 2014 - 1:02pm CST
Hub International Ltd. on Monday said it has acquired the shares of Gibson's Insurance Agency Ltd., a Manitoba, Canada-based commercial insurance brokerage, expanding its reach into Canada.
Hub acquires New Mexico insurance brokerage Free Market
By: Joanne Wojcik
Published July 03, 2014 - 3:01pm CST
Hub International Ltd. has acquired the assets of Free Market Insurance Agencies L.L.C., a full-service commercial insurance brokerage located in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Hub International launches online crisis management center
By: Joanne Wojcik
Published June 12, 2014 - 3:24pm CST
Middle-market broker Hub International Ltd. has launched an online crisis management center to inform and prepare its risk management clients for all types of disasters including cyber, natural, civil unrest and pandemics.
Hub acquires Mississippi-based insurance agency for south division
By: Bill Kenealy
Published June 03, 2014 - 3:48pm CST
Chicago-based middle-market insurance broker Hub International Ltd. on Tuesday said its Hub International Gulf South division has acquired the assets of Jackson, Mississippi-based insurance agency Fox/Everett Inc.
Hub International acquires two agencies, book of broker business
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Published May 02, 2014 - 12:06pm CST
Chicago-based middle-market insurance broker Hub International Ltd. has announced three acquisitions by its subsidiaries in New Mexico, Massachusetts and Canada.
Hub International buys brokers Argus Insurance, Cusson & Anderson
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Published April 02, 2014 - 1:47pm CST
Hub International Ltd. on Wednesday announced the acquisition of insurance brokers Argus Insurance Inc. and Cusson & Anderson Financial Services.
Insurance broker can't be sued over failed self-insured group: Court
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Published March 12, 2014 - 12:16pm CST
Employers who belonged to a failed workers compensation self-insured group can't sue insurance broker Hub International Ltd. for marketing and selling the program to them, a California appellate court has ruled.
Hub International makes three acquisitions
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Sacramento, CA – The Sacramento Kings have signed Terrence day contract.
The deal was announced Wednesday and lands Williams, a guard-forward, on his second team this season.
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I am six weeks pregnant with no symptoms, is this normal?
I have had a blood pregnancy test that came back positive. I am six weeks pregnant (starting from the first day of my last period) and have had no noticeable symptoms. I don't have my first Dr.'s appt until I'm 10 weeks. The only thing I have noticed is peeing alot (but that's b/c I have been trying to drink lots of water) and I wake up every morning with this nervous/anxious feeling. I also haven't had much of an appetite. I'm really worried that I am not really pregnant b/c I haven't had symptoms yet. I feel like I'm driving myself crazy worrying about it. Is there anyone else out there like me??
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I stopped bc 2 months back and my periods are yet to resume. Last week I spotted little and I thought my periods was about to come but I had nothing more than 1-2 days of spotting and mild cramps. I had mild cramps couple of times after that along with lower back ache, tiredness, bloating and sore breasts. On top of that my husband says that it feels like my body temperature has increased. I saw these are symptoms of pregnancy in internet research. I have a doctors appointment next week but am impatient.posted 11/14/2012 by Ananamb12345
I am going on 7 weeks in 2 days. I really don't feel pregnant at times either. I have no morning sickness, just sore breast, peeing a lot, picky appetite, and fatigue. This is my fourth pregnancy with 2 living children. I am worried. In 2 days I go for my u/s of the heartbeat. I'm anxious everyday, I want this pregnancy so much that I'm praying nothing goes wrong. I'm driving myself crazy too so don't feel alone. I'm glad we're not alone.posted 11/13/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm 5 weeks pregnant and also have no symptoms! I might be peeing a little more and I like to think I'm bloated and not just gaining weight! This is my second pregnancy, the first was easy compared to most, but I still had some symptoms the first trimester like fatigue, nausea but no morning sickness, nose bleeds. But this time there's almost nothingposted 11/13/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
At the moment, I have no symptoms but I feel bloated - look bloated and have not seen my period since September 11. This is after the delivery of my stillborn baby girl on August 3. Could I be pregnant even after getting a negative result on an hcg test?posted 11/12/2012 by LadyBuchanan
Thank you all so much for posting here. I'm 6 weeks along with very little symptoms. Had positive blood test one day ago and I've been worrying, but reading your notes makes me feel better. My dr appt is in 2 wks.posted 03/25/2009 by new maamee
I just found out that I was pregnant. I was extremely sick for like a week. Took a pregnancy test and it came out positive. Sore breasts, headaches, tired, ect., I had it and then I just woke a couple days ago and I don't even feel pregnant at all now. I'm really worried bc I have 2 boys already and with both of them I had been really sick. It's nice to hear other womens stories and I know that the only way I am going to know for sure is by going to the doctors so for now I'm venting. I go to the doctors in 2 days.posted 10/03/2012 by a BabyCenter Member
Am 10 weeks pregnant nd I ave no signs,d only signs I ave is jst a missed period nd I felt headache 4 2days ever since then I ave no sign nd am ok,so u shld b happy ,we re lucky pple.nd I eat a lot.posted 09/30/2012 by christabelofunne
Am 10 weeks pregnant nd I ave no signs,d only signs I ave is jst a missed period nd I felt headache 4 2days ever since then I ave no sign nd am ok,so u shld b happy ,we re lucky pple.nd I eat a lot.posted 09/30/2012 by christabelofunne
I'm also 6 wks preg and have had NO nausea at all. I have mild to moderate cramping that comes and goes, but other than that I have no symptoms. No sore breasts, no mood swings. I pee a lot but thats because I drink a lot too.posted 09/26/2012 by lucena79
Here is my story. Had a D&C on 8/9, no period, find out weekend before last that Im pregnant. Have had two HCG tests 2281 and then 5530 which confirms. Have NO symptoms. All 6 pregnancies had symptoms. If they calculate correct, I am 7 weeks. How can I have NO symptoms when all other pregnancies I have had several by now. Having another HCG test read today to see what the numbers are now because I am in such denial. What are your thoughts?posted 09/24/2012 by gbell1
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April 23rd, 2014 07:45 AM #1
Ten for review
I am having such a hard time with girl's names at the moment...I'm blaming it on the fact that there are far too many gems to choose from, yet at the same time, I haven't got any single one or even a few that I'm head-over-heels in love with. I would love some reviews/comments on the following ten names that are in my sights at the moment (if you've only time to comment on one or two, I'd appreciate that too). While I do appreciate the typical love/like/dislike lists, I'd much prefer to hear just WHY it is you feel that way about the name.
*for middle name consideration only.
Thank you in advance!
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Lalita - I don't like this one, maybe because it sounds too Latino
Ariadne - like this Greek name, but I feel it's hard to pronounce
Blithe* - this name sounds too short, but it's OK name
Sunniva - I usually love three-syllables names ending with -ah, and I like that this name is unusual and Scandinavian and love nickname Sunny
Boheme* - I like Bohemian movement, so I like this name
Aviva - sounds too similar to Ava, but it may be remarkable enough to differ from Ava
Calliope - love this Greek name and love 3+syllables gentle names and love the muse
Anja - don't like nja sound
Lotus* - love this word name and love how exotic the name is
Sarai* - prefer Sarah, but this is interesting spin on more popular name
*for middle name consideration only.My new list: Enchanting names.
Godfrey Thorin Ludwig Edmund Tristan Sylvan Emil Werther Lucius Robin Leon Percival
Beowulf Pascal Edward Wesley Darcy Arthur Gilbert Peregrine Florian
Dorothea Charlotte Sabina Avalon Rosamund Melody Amoret Griselda Saskia Cecily
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Lalita- I like the meaning, but I don't like the sound.
Ariadne- Love!!! Great meaning, and sound, but possible pronunciation issues?
Blithe*- Sounds a bit harsh to me, kind of reminds me of strife.
Sunniva- I don't like it, not entirely sure why. Nn Sunny is cute though.
Boheme*- Okay, sounds very exotic and adventurous.
Aviva- Reminds me of the insurance, not a fan.
Calliope- Love!!! Beautiful meaning, sound, and mythological figure
Anja- Okay, no strong feelings towards it.
Lotus*- Like, definitely agree that it's best as a middle.
Sarai*- Dislike, looks way too close to Safari.
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It is often said that the kitchen is the heart of the home. Getting your kids to understand the joys of baking and cooking, can be frustrating, but it is never too early to get your children involved so they can learn to appreciate the different types of foods out there and what goes into getting those foods ready for the table. Approached in a lighthearted manner, you can make this a fun process for everyone.
One of my favorite things to do, especially with young children, is to turn baking into a fun spelling lesson! This is easy to do in a variety of ways. You can bake cookies, biscuits, or anything else that takes icing, and use the icing to write out letters. This is a lesson in baking, writing, reading, with the added bonus of a wonderful smelling kitchen!
One of the hardest things to do is to get kids to eat healthy. How can a salad compete with all of those sugary treats? Have you tried turning it into a game? Let the kids learn about fruits and vegetables by getting their hands dirty. Help them cut out shapes, make faces in their salad, and get creative with their food just like it was an arts and crafts project. For example you can make a clown face salad by using the lettuce as the hair, a tomato for the nose, cucumber slices for the eyes, and carrots for the mouth. Even children will like to eat healthy when it is this much fun!
Being in the kitchen is not all fun and games. This is as important of a lesson to teach your children as anything else. This can also be a great way to teach kids about being responsible and working in order to attain a goal. How? With kitchen chores! Set rewards or an allowance for completing various tasks like washing the dishes and putting them away, cleaning the floors, or whatever else you need done in the kitchen. This is will teach them all about responsibility while at the same time giving you another pair of helping hands.
The more interactive a project is, the more kids tend to love it. One really fun way to get your kids cooking is to let their imaginations run wild and prepare a dish of their very own (with your assistance of course). Film the process and let them teach how to prepare the dish each step of the way. This will build their confidence and make them love spending time in the kitchen.
Another way to turn cooking into a fun craft project is by getting creative with menus. Get out some safety scissors, crayons, markers, and craft paper and let the kids create a menu for the night. Let them choose the appetizer, main course, and the dessert. Then let them design and build a real menu.
You do not have to limit the kitchen fun to cooking and cleaning. If you are planning on doing some kitchen renovating, whether it is simply a paint job or larger renovation, let the kids think about everything they would want to see in the kitchen! Who knows what creative ideas they will come up with. Give them a pen and paper so they can draw what their dream kitchen would look like.
Finally involve your kids in the decorating and cleaning process. Teach them the value and importance of taking care of their possessions. Make them feel involved in the whole process and soon taking care of the kitchen will be as important to them as it is to you.
Amy Rice writes for www.planen.co.uk when not writing articles, I enjoy spending quality time with my daughter, lifting free weights at the gym, walking and gardening.


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|$50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married
|Never Married, Widow / Widower
|Have kids:
|No preference
|Wants kids:
|Definitely, Someday
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|Spiritual but not religious
|Spiritual but not religious
Brought up Unitarian. Like the idea of Church and community but haven't found an organized religion that I can commit to yet.
|Graduate degree
|Bachelors degree
Went to Undergrad at Northwestern University in Evanston where I studied Music and Education.