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Out and About Wright 2015
Wright and Modernism in Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana
May 1-3, 2015
The deadline to register is April 10
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Central Indiana holds a trove of architectural treasures. Some, like Frank Lloyd Wright's Richard Davis House (1950) and John E. Christian House-Samara (1954) are tucked away in leafy enclaves, and some, like the midcentury modern wonders of Columbus, Indiana, hide in plain sight.
On the Conservancy's annual Out and About Wright tour on Saturday, May 2, you'll get to see both of Wright's distinctive central Indiana works as well as several highlights around Indianapolis, one of the
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Saturday, May 2
We'll depart from the Omni Severin Hotel starting at 8:30 a.m. to tour the local landmark Christian Theological Seminary (Edward Larrabee Barnes, 1966) and the 2012 AIA Honor Award-winning Ruth Lilly Visitors Pavilion (Marlon Blackwell Architects, 2010) in the 100 Acres Art & Nature Park at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. After a brief stop at local icon The Pyramids (Roche Dinkeloo and Associates, 1967), we'll head out to Wright's John E. Christian House-Samara (1954) in West Lafayette, a copper fascia-adorned Usonian still occupied by its original owner, and Richard Davis House (1950) in Marion, with its unique 38-foot central octagonal teepee (we are one of the very few groups to tour this unique Wright work!). A seated lunch is included. We'll return to the hotel, centrally located near many downtown dining options, around 6:30 p.m.
Tickets $150 per person for Conservancy members / $175 for non-members
Friday, May 1 (private event exclusively for Leadership Circle and board members)
Until recently the opulent 15,000-plus-square-foot Parry Mansion was overrun with vegetation and practically hidden from view. But the 1904 house--called Golden Hill when it was the only residence in the historic district that now bears the name--was recently fully renovated. We'll depart from the Omni at 6 p.m. for a private tour of the house along with drinks and hors d'oeuvres in the magnificent tiled conservatory and a seated dinner in the house's white-marbled dining hall. The developer and architect will be on hand to provide insight into the process of restoring portions of the mansion to its 1927 state.
Tickets $75 per person.
Sunday, May 3
The list of architects with works in Columbus, Indiana reads like a who's who of the great modernists: Saarinen, Pei, Weese, Pelli, Meier, Roche, Venturi... We'll leave from the Omni Severin at 8 a.m. for the trip to this modernist mecca, stopping to tour one of the last buildings Eero Saarinen ever designed, the North Christian Church (1964) and the first modern building in the city, Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church (1942). The highlight of the day will be a private tour of Eero Saarinen's Miller House (1953), built for J. Irwin Miller, the businessman and arts patron who drew the top midcentury talent to the small rural city. Detailed maps will be provided to walk between the small downtown's many architectural sights at your own pace as we tour the Miller House in small groups. Lunch included. We'll make a stop at the Indianapolis International Airport (itself an award-winning architectural site designed by HOK) at around 4:15 p.m. to drop people off before arriving back at the Omni Severin around 5 p.m.
Space is very limited. Note: Come prepared for a rain-or-shine self-guided walking tour to get the most out of Columbus.
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Dr. Richard Davis House (1950). Photo by Anne Davis
John E. Christian House--Samara (1954). Photo by Alex Vertikoff
John E. Christian House--Samara (1954). Photo by Alex Vertikoff
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Letter to the Editor: CSCOPE calamity
William D. Ahring, Wichita Falls
God bless the mother who challenged (TRN 12/20/12) the purpose and use of CSCOPE in Texas.
The attitude and personal insults to her by a Dallas school district superintendent aroused my curiosity to pursue more information on CSCOPE.
Quoting Wikipedia, "This program and many like it are geared towards supporting an adjusted viewpoint of American History being forwarded by United Nations based projects. As an example American Revolutionaries are labeled Terrorists for activities recorded as the Boston Tea Party. This event is characterized in a manner that completely convolutes the historic relevance of the event and places the individuals who participated in the event in a category that is completely false. This re-written history removes the correct context and scrutinizes American Revolutionaries in a way that questions the validity of their actions."
"This example is just one of many exceptional departures from the American perspective of our history being written by apologists and foreigners wishing to modify the viewpoints of our youth. It has one agenda and that is to inject false images and contexts that damage the true history of the nation."
"Also of note is that the program requires teachers to sign a non-disclosure agreement which disallows the distribution of materials and prevents full disclosure of the contents of the program. The content is protected by tightly accessed database and is not open to public scrutiny."
"Sourcing of funding for and development of this program is also in need of public scrutiny."
This is happening in Texas folks! The fed-god has such a stranglehold over government-supported citizens, including many political, educational and religious recipients, that truth and justice seem to be undependable and extinct.
Lastly, for educational problems, the worst is yet to come. My opinion is, that the fed-god and the Supreme Court will force states to accommodate Spanish-only speaking students with expensive special training and treatment items and further discriminate against more advanced American citizen young students. Many Hispanics will join many Blacks and Native-Americans as wards of the fed-god. All of the "new America" activities will result in significant increases in illegal immigration, as "our kids and new citizens" send the news of their victory over U.S. law and give the "come ahead" message to millions more (annually) to join in the "American Dream." Why not, all it costs is a vote.
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Two Kim Stanley Robinson stories were included in collections in October 2011.
The first is Verso Books' I'm With The Bears: Short Stories from a Damaged Planet, a collection of stories from science fiction writers focusing on the impacts of climate change. Between David Mitchell and Paolo Bacigalupi, Robinson's contribution is "Sacred Space", an excerpt of Chapter 6 of Sixty Days And Counting (part of the Science In The Capital trilogy), where Frank and Charlie go on a hiking trip in the Sierra Nevada. The book says "the story here is adapted from the third novel", so there might be differences in the text.
The book features an introduction by Bill McKibben, notorious American environmentalist who has written extensively on climate change and sustainability.
Interestingly, the book mentions: "Royalties from the sale of I'm with the Bears will go to 350.org, an international grassroots movement working to reduce the amount of CO2 in the atmosphere." 350.org was founded by McKibben. With the world Conference Of Parties on climate change negotiations in Durban approaching and with alarming warnings coming even from traditionally conservative institutions, that is very timely!
The second is Send My Love and a Molotov Cocktail!: Stories of Crime, Love and Rebellion by PM Press, which had previously published the chapbook The Lucky Strike with the eponymous story and more in 2009. The collection includes Robinson's short story "The Lunatics", which is described as "a story of oppression and struggle deep in the bowels of the baleful Moon".
Thirdly, as a complement, the MIT's acclaimed Technology Review published a special science fiction issue "inspired by today's emerging technologies" with hard SF contributions from various SF authors like Ken McLeod or Cory Doctorow. The editor of the issue Stephen Cass had previously made a list of the kind of hard SF that inspired TR:SF, and included in it Robinson's Mars trilogy.
Kim Stanley Robinson will be appearing with Cecilia Holland to be interviewed with fellow SF writer Terry Bisson in San Francisco for a reading and a Q&A later today (!).
Details follow:
Saturday, November 12th
Kim Stanley Robinson & Cecilia Holland
Each author will read a selection from their work, followed by Q&A from the audience moderated by author Terry Bisson. Booksigning and schmoozing follows in the lounge, and books will be for sale, courtesy of Borderlands Books
6:00PM – doors and cash bar open 7:00PM – event starts
Suggested $5-$10 donation at the door – benefits Variety Children's Charity of Northern California – to date, we've helped raise over $25,000 for the kids in our community!
The Variety Preview Room Theatre The Hobart Bldg., 1st Floor — entrance between Quiznos and Citibank 582 Market Street @ 2nd and Montgomery San Francisco, CA 94104
Jonathan Strahan (editor of The Best Of Kim Stanley Robinson) and Gary K. Wolfe (professor and critic) conducted an interview with Kim Stanley Robinson during the last World SF Convention Renovation last August.
The interview is available from their Coode Street Podcast (direct download).
Robinson talks candidly about attending these annual Conventions, gives quite a bit of information on his next novel 2312, discusses writing his short stories, the themes he writes about, science fiction figures like Asimov and Wolfe (Gene, that is!), and writing in general. Well worth your time!
Pictured: Strahan and Wolfe
Kim Stanley Robinson will be giving a talk on "Valuing the Earth and Future Generations: Imagining Post Capitalism" at the University of Texas Dallas as part of a five-lecture series on Science, Policy and Cultural Values.
When: 7:30pm, Wednesday November 16, 2011Where: Jonsson Performance Hall, UTD
This public lecture is free and open to the public. You are also invited to join the Center for Values Fellows for this lecture for $45. Center for Values Fellows will have reserved priority seating, will receive the speaker's recent book in advance, and will be invited to an exclusive reception and book signing after the lecture. Sign up for this lecture or you can sign up for the entire series.Climate change and population growth will combine in the twenty-first century to put an enormous load on humanity's bio-infrastructural support system, the planet Earth. Kim Stanley Robinson argues that our current economic system undervalues both the environment and future human generations, and it will have to change if we hope to succeed in dealing with the enormous challenges facing us. Science is the most powerful conceptual system we have for dealing with the world, and we are certain to be using science to design and guide our response to the various crises now bearing down on us. A more scientific economics – what would that look like? And what else in our policy, habits, and values will have to change?
As a photo for this article, the writer being a green European, it would have been too easy to put an oil rig. Instead, I've put an image from the Pickens Plan, an initiative by Dallas resident T. Boone Pickens towards a greener economy via renewables, energy conservation and natural gas. A solid and economically sound initiative!
Last year, Stan Robinson participated in the conference "Changing the Climate: Utopia, Dystopia and Catastrophe" at Australia's Monash University. One year later, several of the talks given there have resulted in a publication by the Arena Journal: Issue 35/36 (2011) is dedicated on exactly this topic.
Changing the Climate explores nature and environment, power and society, narrative and image in meditations on ecology, ecocriticism, science and speculative fiction, film and contemporary art. With a chapter by Kim Stanley Robinson.
The paper in this issue cover a wide range of contemporary art, from literature to film. There is an entire section dedicated to Kim Stanley Robinson, appropriately entitled "Science in the Capital"! Apart from Robinson's contribution, "Remarks on Utopia in the Age of Climate Change", this part also includes a paper by Tom Moylan, "N-H-N': Kim Stanley Robinson's Dialectics of Ecology", and another by Chris Palmer, "Free Exchange and Dark Secrecy in the Capital". All three papers must be reworkings of some sort of the speeches they gave at the conference. The abstracts are accessible via the above links.
The Arena Journal has massively published on utopias and the future previously: Issue 25/26 (2006) was dedicated to "Imagining the Future: Utopia and Dystopia" and Issue 31 (2008) was dedicated to "Demanding the Impossible: Utopia and Dystopia".


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I bought it to try in a new recipe - lemon-coconut candy. It turned out divine and melts in the mouth. Very simple: in a bowl combine 1 cup coconut butter, 1/2 cup raw honey (better thick, not liquid), 1 tsp. lemon zest and juice of 1 large lemon; form small balls, put them on a cookie sheet and into the freezer for about 1 hour - yummo! (if the mixture is too soft to form balls, put it into the freezer for 2-3 minutes at a time until it is manageable).
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Just like everyone else - I love this stuff and tend to have a spoonful in the evening. Other uses: A spoonful in my morning smoothie - green smoothie or any type. unlike coconut oil which coagulates/solidifies in my cold smoothies, this does not seem to do that. spread on apple slices or other fruit whole wheat tortilla, spread some of this and some mashed banana then roll up for the kids. I put a spoonful in when I make muffins, breads, oatmeal balls, etc... Advice - do mix it when you get it, just like you would do with natural peanut butter when the oil is on the top. The only negative thing is, I go through the jar much faster than I ever expected.
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The texture and flavour is just heavanly, sooo yummy on a spoon but I also mix some in natural yoghurt!!
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MikeMember发表于 May 26, 2011
Creamy and sweet. Nice coconut taste, but be prepared for oil separation. Must be mixed every time or kept in a cool place.
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Quick and the Dead plays like a crazed compilation of highlights from famous westerns. Raimi finds the right look but misses the heartbeat. You leave the film dazed instead of dazzled, as if an expert marksman had drawn his gun only to shoot himself in the foot. show more
Yet all this work, all this skill, serve as little more than an elaborate setting for a rhinestone. At its core there is no passion, no sincerity of conception, nothing that might have made The Quick and the Dead into anything more than moment-to-moment stimulation. You get lots of clothes here, but no emperor. Or rather, no empress. show more
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FESTIVAL wristbands will be available to purchase from tomorrow (Friday) at Richardson's shop on Lowther Street.
They allow access to the Sugar Tongue where you will find the celebrity chefs (Jean Christophe Novelli and Ainsley Harriott); celebrity appearances (Coronation Street star Michelle Collins and Strictly Come Dancing's Anton du Beke), Titan the Robot, tall ships, and various stalls.
Wristbands are £1 for Friday; £3 for Saturday; £3 for Sunday or £6 for the whole weekend.
Also, don't forget to get your tickets for the big music concerts before the inevitable last- minute rush.
Tickets for Katherine Jenkins, Best of the Seventies and The Charlatans/The Enemy are available from Richardson's, telephone 01946 65334 or go to the festival website www.thewhitehavenfestival.co.uk
Tickets for the Charlatans/Enemy gig are also on sale in Threads, on King Street.
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A new political group aims to make an impact here in the North Country, and they'll start by holding a coordinated protest of last year's Supreme Court decision regarding Citizens United and the Federal Election Commission.
The Progressive Coalition of Northern New York formed following a Jan. 7 meeting in Beekmantown, during which citizens from Clinton, Essex and Franklin counties gathered to establish an organization promoting political reform in the North Country and beyond.
Officials with the group say it's the first tri-county union of progressive citizens to take shape in 20 years.
Jeanne Norris is spokeswoman for the Progressive Coalition of Northern New York. She told WNBZ that splinter groups of progressives were working separately before the coalition came together.
"We were working separately in very small groups and realized that we'd have a better voice in the area if we were one larger group," she said.
According to Norris, the new coalition will organize citizens throughout the region in order to promote what she called - quote - "democratic values and advocate for economic and social reform."
She adds that the group will attempt to integrate and network itself with like-minded state and national organizations.
The progressive coalition draws largely from the Democratic Party, Norris notes, but also includes constituents from the Green Party and the Working Families Party.
Howard Dean's "Democracy for America" organization is a heavy influence for coalition members, Norris adds.
"Progressively speaking, we of course are for no war," she said. "We'd like to see an increase in progressive thinking in this area, even in regards to job creation. We'd also like to help the area move forward."
The coalition supports universal health care, education reform, fair trade, protecting Social Security, and promoting human rights abroad - among a bevy of other issues.
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Brad Ziegler pitched a perfect ninth inning against the Rangers on Tuesday to earn his 13th save of the season.
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Santiago Casilla faced the minimum in the ninth inning to lasso his 21st save in Tuesday's 3-0 win over the Mets.
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My daughter's 2 1/2 and she does not listen at all. She laughs at me when I talk to her no matter what tone I have and when i try to put her in time out she thinks its a game and just starts jumping all around and laughing. i don't wanna resort to spanking, although I have a few times. she just cryed for a few seconds then continued doing whatever she was doing. I don't know what to do to get her to listen to me and ultimately respect me. she also hits me in my face when she doesnt like what im saying or if i take something away from her i have no idea where she got it from she only watches educational shows. It's so embarrassing to go out in public with her because she's good sometimes but more often than not she will start acting up. It even spills into bedtime. As soon as it's time for bed she gets like an energy bolt and starts running all over the house and it takes me at least an hour to get her to settle down (she's not a kid who goes to bed by herself and unfortunately she's still on a bottle but only at bedtime.) she gets a nap during the day so idk what the issue is. any advice towards these matters would be really appreciated. thanks fellow moms :)
disciplining my 2 1/2 year old daughter? HELP!
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1st- Take the bottle away. I have had to take the important stuff away from LO. I know it does not sound good to take it away, but that is a good way to tech them. You have leverage- The bottle. My LO will hit me too. I just tell her don't hit mommy, that hurts. and walk away for the most part. I do not overreact because then she is getting the reactions she wants and will keep doing it. If we are at home I will put her in timeout which is the hallway and her bedroom. I do not fight her to stay. I just clamly tell her she can get out when she is going to be good. I will ask her if she is ready to be good or be nice and if she answers no, she will stay unitl she answers yes. I try not to fight with LO because she will want that fight. I try to just tell her how it is going to be and stick to it. I try not to respond when she is throwing her fits in timeout. I am lucky though, because my timeout for her is downstairs and so she will have room to walk around in timeout. she just isn't aloud to go back upstairs until she is ready to be good and be nice. she actually hasn't had to go in timeout for over a week now, but she does still tell me no and try to hit me. I just don't give her the reaction she wants, so it is not as bad anymore and she doesn't really have anymore fits either. She is a lot better, once I learned figured out that she was doing a lot of it to get a big reaction out of me.
Also when she hits me because she is angry and not getting her way, I will hold her hands down and keep trying to hug her until she calms down and wants to hug me back. She just gets so frustrated sometimes and all I can do is hug her and reassure her I still love her. Usually when she goes to hit me though, she is not having a huge meltdown, she is just mad because she has to get in her carseat or she is not getting something she wants. and in that case, that is when I tell her "don't hit mommy that hurts" and just walk away or finish putting her seatbelt on and then get in the car and drive away.
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Look into Love and Logic. Find them on facebook and order a few books. Its more about real life consequences and a good language to use that gets through to kids. In my expereince time out never works.
Also do a little research into her development at 2. I was very surprised and felt very guilty about my actions with my first. I had unrealistic expectations of her. I was way to hard on her and expected ridiculous things.
She will grow. She will be way different and understand compromise so much more by 3 1/2. It wil be night and day.
Talk to your doctor about melatonin for her at night. It was a life saver for me when my daughter was 2 and still taking naps. she needed naps but bedtime was a nightmare! Melatonin made all the difference. My 2 year old still gets her milk before bed too, I have no intentions of taking that away. My first didn't put her self to sleep either but she is 4 now and doing very well, 21/2 is not a good time to start forcing her to settle her self if she didnt learn earlier. I think around 3 1/2 i was able to make deals with her a reward system worked. At 2 there is no way they understand. So if you can suck it up for 1 more year and maybe try melatonin your nights will get easier.
Is she getting outside enough? Is she getting enough one on one attention? How much tv is she watching?
Last but not least you may want to make an appt with a behavioral therapist and see what kind of insight they have on the hitting and bed time. I have had a few friends talk with one and it helped a lot.
Feel free to message me if you want to hear more about what worked for us.
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Read 1-2-3 Magic. It was recommended to me when I was looking for discipline ideas when my oldest turned 2, and it is a short, clear, and easy read and methodology. its a no emotion, no hit approach, and it works. I use it on my 4 and 2yr old and it works.
The key is consistency and truly being aware of how YOU are responding to your child's incorrect or inappropriate behavior. There are things you may not realize you are doing when dealing with your daughter. Also, like a pp said, have realistic expectations as to what is normal 2 yr old behavior and attention span. Kids are not mini-adults, so they don't think or process things like we do.
ETA: while the book is for kids 2-12, you will find some of the recommendations have to be modified for the 2-3 year olds (i.e they don't really understand reward charts the way a 4+ yr old does). This book does use TO, which works for us, but the key is finding the way to administer the TO that works for you, and how to use it in different scenarios, like when you are rushing out the door for work and its not practical to TO a kid on the spot, etc.
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a friend shared the following two articles - it rang true and is helping me to change my approach with my daughter:
I'll share with you the same thing I said in response to another post about discipline issues and getting your kid to settle down:
The best method we've had is to wait until a time of day that the child is NOT misbehaving and actually have a conversation with them about their decisions. Even if our kids are 2 they definitely understand things like "Do you remember when you did that? Well that make mommy and daddy sad. And when you do this thing - that makes us happy!" You know, simple stuff like that. Make it a back and forth conversation, not just you talking. Make sure he knows he's not getting in trouble - just that you are preparing for later so he can make a good choice. Communication is key for my child. Discipline is effective - but communication is like magic.
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My son gets the corner.
He kicks and screams and gets out but I just keep putting him back, telling him to go back and then walk away and ignore the tantrum. He then gets it and calms down. "listen" he says - which his way of trying to say he will listen but still control the situation. I go back and say - yes, you have to listen. Now, you have 2 minutes in the corner - he will either scream and tantrum again, which restarts the 2 minutes, or he will quietly wait there until I come over and let him free. I will go over, get down on his level and say, now, are you going to be nice? Listen to mommy? yes, yes. Ok, give mommy hugs and kisses. Love you.
This seems to work. One kind of punishment for all mis-actions.
If you pick one kind of punishment, you have to stick to it and enforce it until the child understands that you mean it and they can't wiggle their way out of it. A friend of mine uses a punishment chair. You sit in the chair and that is it.
Remember to breath and walk away if you get too mad.
Great book - happiest toddler on the block.
Good luck!
One of my favorite quotes "spanking is simply an adult tantrum" which is SO true. Does anyone ever spank when they are completely calm? No. Only when you're at the end of your rope. It really does teach your kids to be aggressive.
I agree with PP who recommended 1,2,3 Magic and Happies Toddler on the Block.
I use 1,2,3 Magic all the time and give time outs in my lo's room. I don't care what he's doing in there, the point is that he doesn't have my attention and that's what he wants. It's working. I couldn't get him to sit on a stair/chair and basically spent 2 minutes wrestling with him. So, he had my full attention for 2 minutes and I was totally exasperated. Now he's locked in for 2 minutes and it gives us both 2 minutes to calm down.
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we are having the same issue with our daughter 2 1/2 definately the name "terrible twos" fits, it makes me feel all sorts of emotions mixed together!
any of yours jumping on things, climbing?
any throwing, and other weird behavior?
mostly when we are somewhere like outside, or at the store, or at her playdate she's well behaved, sweet, waves, smiles, starts friendships with other people of all ages......but lately ? its like the post above......shes so smart but this is really giving us big burn out.
is it the age? mounting, running, throwing, screaming, (we did have some transitions going on in accordance to her age) but sometimes i feel like this is crazy.
anyone else?
by the way any items getting broken, or have you had to "ply" out of their hands any item of yours that you really dont want broken?
its not easy...
yet another day the sun rises tomorrow
@Paz37- Children of all ages need to climb, jump, play, throw and more importantly have whole body play. I REALLY suggest you do some research on child development especially in these early years. It is how they learn best, how their brain makes connections. They crave it and need it. Its the reason behond play ground, T ball, dance class etc. If they aren't getting enough of it they are going to get it any way they can and/or react badly.
Also I believe a child hoding on to something with a death grip is normal and not considered bad behavior. They have no idea there is a difference between a tonka truck and a crystal vase. All they know is they are curious and want to know more. They NEED to explore things.
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A paramyxovirus causes the measles. A safe and effective vaccine is available to prevent this disease, but outbreaks in people who have not been adequately vaccinated still happen.
- Symptoms
- The disease usually begins with nasal congestion, eye redness, swelling and tearing, cough, lethargy, and high fever.
- On the third or fourth day of the illness, the child will develop a red rash on the face, which spreads rapidly and lasts about 7 days.
- Another rash consisting of white spots on the gums in the mouth, may also develop.
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- Some children develop secondary bacterial infections of the middle ear, sinuses, lung and neck lymph nodes. These can be treated with antibiotics.
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Rubella is a much milder disease in children that's also caused by a virus (Rubivirus). Symptoms may begin 14-21 days after exposure to the virus. If contracted in the womb, rubella is a much more serious disease, causing deafness, heart abnormalities, eye problems, retardation, and other conditions in the newborn.
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The Jackets came so close to the playoffs it was frustrating. They had an incredible year on defense but it was the offense that left them on the outside of the playoffs looking in. Team Name: Columbus Blue Jackets Record: 24-17-7, 4th Central Player of the Season: Sergei Bobrovsky The goaltender for the Blue Jackets was the reason why Columbus went from 5-12-3 at the end of February to the record they achieved above. He finished 21-11-6 with a .932 save percentage, four shutouts and a goals against average of an even 2.00. He's a Vezina finalist and rightfully so for his performance. Heck, he might wind up on the cover of EA Sports NHL 14 if he can knock off Martin Brodeur in the finals of the cover vote. Breakout of the Season: Mark Letestu He had a solid second season in Columbus with 27 points in the shortened season. Letestu led the team in goals with 13 goals and picked up seven points on special teams highlighted by a pair of shorthanded goals. Disappointment of the Season: T...
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AbilityFirst (formerly the Center for Independent Living of North Florida) provides programs and services to help children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities reach their full potential. They offer a broad range of employment, recreational and socialization programs. Ability First is located at 1823 Buford Court in Tallahassee. Phone: 850.575.9621. Visit their website at http://ability1st.info
Recovery Support Group for Indivuals with a Mental IllnessWednesdays, 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., at Ability First
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Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA), Tallahassee Chapter. Meets every Monday from 7 pm to 8:30 pm at Tallahassee Behavioral Center at 1616 Physicians Dr. Lift the phone by the door and tell them you are here for the DBSA meeting and they will buzz you in. Take the elevator to the 1st floor and the meeting is in the cafeteria.
1st Monday - Rap Group. If have enough people under 30 we then break off for those under 30 and those 30 and above.
2nd Monday - Tools for Recovery, a peer-to-peer educational night
3rd Monday - Rap Group. Two groups - one for family, friends, caregivers and the other for consumers (those with mental illness).
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Florida State University, Psychology Clinic. The FSU Psychology Clinic offers affordable outpatient mental health services while providing experience for graduate students in the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. The Clinic provides confidential and personalized services that are sensitive to issues of diversity. The clinic specializes in therapies that are supported by research (empirically-supported therapies). The FSU Psychology Clinic works on a sliding fee scale based on your or your family's income and number of family members supported by that income. A complete listing of services, hourly and group therapy rates are listed on the university website linked here. The clinic is located at 1107 West Call Street in Tallahassee - phone 850.644. 3006.Other Contacts/ProvidersLink here to access Mental Health Resources in Leon County, an online database maintained by the Florida State University College of Medicine's Department of Behavorial Sciences and Social Medicine. The Apalachee Center, Inc., 2634 Capital Circle NE, Tallahassee, FL, provides comprehensive mental health services for Leon and surrounding counties. Call 850.523.3303 for 24 hour evaluation and admissions, or toll free at 800.226.2931 for emergencies outside of Leon County. All ages are served. A sliding scale fee is available for persons without insurance. For a comprehensive listing of the Center's inpatient, outpatient and residential services link to the "Services" navigation area at www.apalacheecenter.org.
Disc Village, 3333 West Pensacola Street, Tallahassee, Florida offers mental health, alcohol and drug abuse services both outpatient and residential. Call 850-575-4388 or link to their website at: http://www.discvillage.com/Open enrollment ends April 30, 2015.Magellan Complete Care is the nation's first Medicaid specialty plan to integrate behavioral and physical care into one comprehensive plan for individuals living with a serious mental illness. The Plan's model centers around a Care Coordination Team for the member composed of physicians, counselors and caregivers who help the member set goals and provide tools to help manage their health and wellness. Magellan Complete Care is committed to the total care of those living with a serious mental illness. For more information go to www.magellancompletecareoffl.com.
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This ice cream cake roll is a very easy to make dessert. Unlike the look which gives a feel of a tough and time consuming cooking project at hand. This is one that even a beginner can try and succeed with ease.
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Estaba en un campo proximo a una prision y me encontre este chico de la prision desesperado por hechar la leche. Tenia una buena buena verga con una perla. Dice que en la prision disfruta dejar condones con leche en los banos donde vienen colegas luego a masturbarse y seguir llenandolos........ I was in a field next to a jail and a railway. I went there to get a jerk and I found this guy from the prison that was also desperate to get off. He had this impressive pearled dick.
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I guess this guy is so nicely dressed (first) to be Cuban, (then) or to be a prisoner
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I was with a guy once that had a pearl under his skin, It looked kinda weird at first, but it felt awesome inside me. had intense orgasms came so much. mmmm wish i could do it again.
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During these years, the Carey boys had to fend for themselves. Their father was consumed by his work and was not inclined to discipline them for misbehavior. "The good man saw and lamented the evil," wrote his colleague Hannah Marshman, "but was too mild to apply an effectual remedy. "
Hannah sought to provide a motherly influence, and William Ward, another colleague, served as a surrogate father. According to a missionary on the scene, "From being a tiger, he [Felix] was transformed into a lamb under Ward's influence." At age 16 Felix began preaching to the native people, and six years later, in 1807, his father ordained him and commissioned him to serve as a missionary in Burma.
Later that same year Carey made the following entry in his diary: "Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1807. This evening Mrs. Carey died of the fever under which she has languished some time. Her death was a very easy one; but there was no appearance of returning reason, nor any thing that could cast a dawn of hope or light on her state."
On May 9, 1808, just five months and a day after Dorothy's death, Carey married Charlotte Rumohr, a Danish woman not connected with the mission. He had known her since she had moved to India several years earlier, and she had become a baptized believer through his ministry. She was described as petite, elegant, well-educated, cultured, and wealthy—a stark contrast from Dorothy.
William and Charlotte were both 46, and in many ways she was a perfect match for Carey. But their marriage created no small scandal in the mission. So agitated were some missionaries when they learned of William's intent to remarry so soon, they circulated a petition to dissuade him. Carey's determination prevailed, however, and they withdrew their protest.
Fortunately for Carey, this marriage was happy. He and Charlotte worked together on translations, and she became a loving mother to the younger boys, who had never lived in a functional family. When she died in 1821, after 13 years of marriage, Carey wrote: "We had as great a share of happiness as ever was enjoyed by mortals."
Two years after Charlotte's death, Carey, now 62, married for the third time. The bride was Grace Hughes, a widow 17 years younger. Grace was no match for Charlotte in intelligence or culture, but she was a good companion for Carey's remaining 11 years. "Her constant and unremitting care and excellent nursing took off much of the weight of my illness," he wrote, adding, "we live in great happiness."
But it was Charlotte who had truly captured William Carey's heart. When he died in 1834, his will specified that Grace should receive his valuable library, but that he be "buried by the side of my second wife, Charlotte Emilia Carey."
Carey's home involved more than the nuclear family. After he located in the Danish settlement of Serampore in 1800, Carey formulated a pattern for communal family living. All missionaries and their family members would share meals and devotional times and live out of a common treasury. The purpose was to bring family life and ministry together in order to enhance both. Earlier Carey had written, "Our families should be considered nurseries for the Mission."
For Carey, as well as the other Serampore missionaries, that ideal became a reality as their children continued on in the work of the mission. Carey's own legacy includes nephews and sons and later generations of missionary enthusiasts. His son Jabez, like Felix, started young—language study at 13 and ordination and commissioning at age 18.
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MIAMI - The NBA Finals will continue Sunday for Udonis Haslem. How's that? Well, the Miami Heat played their annual scrimmage game before fans Thursday night. And this is what president Pat Riley had to say about his power forward. "His mindset (Thursday), he came and played like the game was the 7th game," Riley said. "It was the Red-Black game." So one should expect nothing less from Haslem on Sunday at AmericanAirlines Arena, when the Heat plays their first of two preseason games against Orlando. Not that Haslem, who has been hungry since being undrafted out of Florida in 2002, doesn't always feel he has something to prove. But he's really revving up as he works his way back from the most troubling season of his career. Haslem missed the final 69 games of the regular season due to a ruptured ligament in his left foot. He first extended playoff stint wasn't until Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals against Chicago. Working plenty off adrenaline, Haslem scored 13 points...
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The "Star Trek" and "Heroes" actor has had an asteroid named in his honor, report news sources.
The asteroid, situated between Mars and Jupiter, was previously named 1994 GT9 and was renamed 7307 Takei by the International Astronomical Union's Committee on Small Body Nomenclature. Mount Holyoke College astronomy professor Tom H. Burbine suggested the name change.
This turn of events makes Takei, 70, the third "Star Trek" person to receive the honor. He joins creator Gene Rodenberry with his 4659 Rodenberry asteroid and Nichelle Nichols (who played Lt. Uhura) with her 68410 Nichols. Other asteroids have previously been named after
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When the UN called for the end of the British mandate and the partition of Palestine into two independent states, the RAF found itself under attack from both sides. Tracing the development of hostilities in the Middle East, this book covers the period from the establishment of the first proper Israeli Air Force in 1948 to the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982. Israel's War of Independence against its Arab neighbours, the inevitable 'round two', the Suez Crisis of 1956, the Six Day War of 1967, the Yom Kippur wars of 1973 and the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982 are all detailed in this fascinating chronicle of war in the Middle East.
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Monday, February 25, 2013
Menu Plan Monday - 2013 Week 9
On Sunday morning, the birds were chirping and the sun was out. As I sipped my coffee and contemplated my weekly meal plan, I spied our backyard groundhog out the back door. All of these things mean that Spring is on it's way . . . and I am SO ready.
Here's what we have on tap for this week:
Monday - Chicken Cutlets, Creamed Spinach
Tuesday - Shrimp with olive oil & garlic over pasta
Wednesday - Turkey Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes & Ceasar Salad
Thursday - Leftover Buffet
Friday - Pizza Night
Saturday - TBD
Sunday - Still trying to make Spinach Lasagna Roll-Ups
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We are waiting for Spring around here as well!ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your menu this week. I do like Lasagne Spinach RollUps!
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I'm looking forward to spring so it's not such an ordeal getting out the door all the time! I will miss our weekly Soup Night though because it's so easy and economical.ReplyDelete
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