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One thing both of these brothers know how to do really well is throw a temper tantrum. You have to wonder if this is something they got from their mother or father, but whoever it was, it rubbed off on both of them.Jim Harbaugh threw this temper tantrum after a bad play execution on their two-point conversion attempt. Let's not forget his insane behavior after the non-holding call on their 4th and goal play.And John Harbaugh threw his temper tantrum during the power outage. Understandably so, the power outage almost cost his team the game and took all of their momentum away.[Photo via: Yahoo!]
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40 CFR 63.907 - Recordkeeping requirements.
(a) Each owner or operator shall prepare and maintain a record for each tank that includes the following information:
(1) A tank identification number (or other unique identification description as selected by the owner or operator).
(b) The owner or operator shall record the following information for each defect detected during inspections required by § 63.906 of this subpart: the location of the defect, a description of the defect, the date of detection, and corrective action taken to repair the defect. In the event that repair of the defect is delayed in accordance with the provisions of § 63.907(b)(2) of this section, the owner or operator shall also record the reason for the delay and the date that completion of repair of the defect is expected.
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1886 Three Dollar, PR65 Ultra Cameo1886 $3 PR65 Ultra Cameo NGC. This splendid Gem Ultra Cameo proof 1886 three dollar gold is one of 142 pieces struck during the series' waning years, which would end in 1889. This complements a circulation-strike coinage of only 1,000 pieces, but both formats were saved in larger quantities later in the series than for the earlier issues. It is difficult to imagine an example with deeper field-device contrast than the present piece, which shows a profound gold-on-black contrast straight-on to the viewer. The surfaces are orange-gold with excellent luster and show a definite orange-peel effect, and they appear virtually unmarked, an impression that examination under a loupe merely serves to confirm. Census: 3 in 65 Ultra Cameo, 4 finer including a 66 Ultra Cameo example (11/12).(Registry values: N7079) (NGC ID# 28AV, PCGS# 98050)
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New York Knicks vs Boston Celtics NBA Free Pick
- Updated: January 24, 2013
NBA Picks
New York Knicks
Boston Celtics
Date/Time: Thursday, Jan.24, 8 p.m. (ET)
Television: TNT
Basketball Odds from VietBet
Point Spread: Boston +1
Total: 192
NBA Betting Trends
New York Knicks
- New York is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games when playing on the road against Boston
- New York is 2-5 ATS in its last 7 games when playing Boston
- New York is 2-11 SU in its last 13 games when playing Boston
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of New York's last 5 games when playing Boston
- The total has gone UNDER in 4 of New York's last 5 games
Boston Celtics
- Boston is 2-4 ATS in its last 6 games when playing at home against New York
- Boston is 5-0 SU in its last 5 games when playing at home against New York
- The total has gone OVER in 4 of Boston's last 5 games when playing New York
- Boston is 11-2 SU in its last 13 games when playing New York
- The total has gone UNDER in 11 of Boston's last 15 games
NBA Pick/Preview
New York is only a game and a half out of the top seed in the Eastern Conference but it is taking on water with just two straight-up victories in its last six games. The latest setback, an 88-85 loss to Brooklyn this past Monday as 3.5-point home favorites, dropped the Knicks to 25-14 SU overall and 20-18-1 against the spread. They are 11-8 SU (9-9-1 ATS) on the road this season and the total has now stayed UNDER in four of their last five games.
The wear and tear of playing close to 40 games is starting to take its toll on the oldest team in the NBA. The injury list is starting to grow and a number of key players including Raymond Felton have already missed a substantial amount of games. The team hopes to have Felton back for this weekend but he remains out of the lineup for this game. Overall, the Knicks are averaging 101.1 points a game while giving-up an average of just 96.3 on defense, but they are ranked 26th in the league in rebounds and shooting 44.4 percent from the field.
Age and injury have been issues for Boston as well but it actually comes into this matchup as healthy as it has been all season long. The problem with this team has been consistency especially over the past month with a four-game losing streak followed by a six-game winning streak. That six-game run has now given way to four straight losses that have the Celtics back under .500 for the season at 20-21 SU and a costly 14-24-3 ATS. They are 13-8 SU at home but just 8-11-2 ATS. The total has stayed UNDER in five of their last seven games.
The key matchup in Thursday's contest will be Boston forward Kevin Garnett verse the Knicks Carmelo Anthony. These two got into it the last time the two teams met and some bad blood may still remain. The Celtics will also need a big night from Paul Pierce, who leads the team in scoring with 18.9 points a game. Overall, Boston is ranked 23rd in the league with 94.9 points a game while shooting 45.9 percent from the field and 33.9 percent from three-point range.
Neither team comes into this matchup in solid form, but the advantage goes to Boston playing at home. It has won eight of the last 10 meetings SU and is 5-2 ATS in the last seven games. The Celtics won the first meeting this season 102-96 as 7.5-point underdogs on the road and look for them to post another SU victory at home.
Boston 92 New York 87
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For each member of the First Presidency she has these amazing pages. Look at everything you learn about on this page!
And for the first time ever they are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian!
Seriously, when she first told me that she had them in all of those languages I thought that was really neat – until I saw HOW EXTENSIVE the packets were and then I saw that it was AMAZING.
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The "Convoy" Story, or "What If the Quaker Oats Guy Had a No. 1 Hit Record"
Tom Bodett now famously outed himself for hating the song "Convoy," to the point that it made him evacuate from the lower 48. But the story behind the song "Convoy" is one of the greatest swindles ever to be perpetrated on the American public. It's at the intersection of bumpkin music, twin oil crises, the truckers' strike, and the close of the Mad Men era, and you've got to read it to believe it.


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Everything Is Broken playlist for 05/29/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 05/28/2012 - 9:09pm
SPORTS AND POLITICS!! Today's featured guest is Dave Zirin. Named one of The Utne Reader's "50 Visionaries Who Are Changing Our World", Dave Zirin writes about the politics of sports for the Nation Magazine - he is their first sports writer in their 150 years of existence. Zirin is also the host of Sirius XM Radio's popular weekly show, Edge of Sports Radio. He has been called "the best sportswriter in the United States," by Robert Lipsyte. Dave Zirin is, in addition, a columnist for SLAM Magazine and the Progressive. His most recent book, in collaboration with John Carlos, is "The John Carlos Story", published by Haymarket Books. Zirin and Carlos are touring throughout 2012 promoting their work.
Also joining us today is Lauren Carmichael of Move to Amend Brookhaven. She will give us a local update to the national effort to repeal the Supremes' catastrophic Citizens United decision resulting in a flood of influence buying cash from "citizen" corporations.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 05/22/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 05/21/2012 - 10:15pm
Our featured guest is local activist Bob Polin, he and I will survey the political landscape, leaving no stone unturned.
Our resident storyteller, Margaret Meyers will join us from the Twin Cities. www.storyteller.net/tellers/mmeyers
For music today … from Warren Zevon.
PROGRAM NOTE – the program will air from 1:00PM-3:00PM starting today through the start of the fall term in late august.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 05/15/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 05/14/2012 - 9:57pm
Today's featured guest is Parker Williams, Vice President of Electronic Payment Systems for Xerox's Transportation Solutions Group. Parker has over 25 years of public and private sector transportation experience. He is responsible for marketing and business development for electronic toll collection systems, with an emphasis on securing toll system installation and operating contracts in the growing congestion pricing and public-private partnership market. He serves on the Education Task Force of the International Bridge, Tunnel and Turnpike Association and is also Vice President of Education and Chair of the Transportation Institute for the National Council for Public Private Partnerships. He has served as Administrator of the Maryland State Highway Administration, as well as Deputy Secretary of Administration with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Parker and I will discuss transportation and related economic and infrastructure issues facing the US.
For music today … Steve Earle – rock, folk and texas country.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 05/08/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 05/07/2012 - 10:56pm
Today's featured guest is David Cobb. Dave is a national spokesperson for Movetoamend.org and National Projects Director of Democracy Unlimited. He is a lawyer and political activist. Dave has sued corporate polluters, lobbied elected officials, run for political office himself, and has been arrested for non-violent civil disobedience. In 2002 Dave ran for Attorney General of Texas. He did not win the office, but the Green Party of Texas grew dramatically during his campaign from four local chapters to twenty-six. In 2004, he ran for President of the United States on the Green Party ticket and successfully campaigned for the Ohio recount.
For music today … the Canadian rock band Nickelback
Everything Is Broken playlist for 05/01/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 04/30/2012 - 10:03pm
Today's featured guest is Bernard Chazelle, professor of computer science at Princeton University, where he has been on the faculty since 1986. He has held research and faculty positions at Carnegie-Mellon University, Brown University, Ecole Polytechnique, Ecole Normale Superieure, and the University of Paris. He is the author of the book "The Discrepancy Method." He is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the European Academy of Sciences, and the World Innovation Foundation. we will be discussing the current state of the political ideological landscape in the USA, in the context of the upcoming election. We will challenge you, gentle listeners to consider just what differences are out there separating progressives from conservatives. http://www.cs.princeton.edu/~chazelle/
AND ... we are hoping for a call-in from the General Strike in Manhattan, "A Day Without the 1%" An OWS "Direct Action" - that near the top of the hour.
For music today … Los Angeles rock supergroup Audioslave.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 04/24/2012By Habanero on Tue, 04/24/2012 - 10:29am
Sue Montana filling in for Jim Lynch today. We'll be talking about the healthcare system, and oh, boy, are there some Broken aspects of today's healthcare system!
My guest today is:
You can also find my monthly column in GEM Magazine http://www.gemmagazineli.com/April2012/healthandwellnesssusanmontanagemm...
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Everything Is Broken playlist for 04/10/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 04/09/2012 - 11:17pm
Today's featured guest is Kathryn Kolbert. Kathryn is the Director of the Athena Center for Leadership Studies at Barnard College in Manhattan. She is a public-interest attorney, journalist, and visionary in the not-for-profit world. She has been recognized by The National Law Journal as one of the "100 Most Influential Lawyers in America." In 1992, Kolbert argued the landmark case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey before the U.S. Supreme Court. We will discuss political issues most important to women.
And … our pal Steve Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events.
For music … singer-songwriter Lenny Kravitz.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 04/03/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 04/02/2012 - 10:42pm
Today's featured guest is OZZIE ZEHNER. Ozzie is the author of "Green Illusions: The Dirty Secrets of Clean Energy and the Future of Environmentalism". He is a visiting scholar at the University of California, Berkeley. He researches the social, cultural, political and economic conditions influencing energy policy priorities and project outcomes. His work also incorporates symbolic roles that energy technologies play within political and environmental movements. His other research interests include consumerism, urban policy, environmental governance, international human rights, and forgeries. We will discuss the automobile ... and its future. http://ozziezehner.com/
We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. David will reprise his very first essay on this program – "Lisa" – inspired by my image of the same name. go to jimlynchphotography.com and look at the image. http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith
Everything Is Broken playlist for 03/27/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 03/26/2012 - 11:30pm
TOMORROW's "Everything is Broken" on WUSB, Stony Brook; 1:00PM EDT - live stream at wusb.fm - Our featured guest is Nancy Franklin. Assistant Professor of Cognitive and Experimental Psychology here at Stony Brook University. A Stanford grad, Nancy also does research in false memory, source monitoring, memory representation of described situations. Nancy and I will discuss eyewitness memory … can YOU identify the perpetrator in a line up? http://www.psychology.stonybrook.edu/nfranklin-/
Also joining us today is professional storyteller, Calvin Worthen. He is in Minneapolis. Check out his YouTube vid: "Time ..." http://tinyurl.com/7jpxr77
For music today … jazz and pop singer Madeleine Peyroux. She is of French discent; born in GA, raised in NYC, SoCal and Paris, France. she has a June 1 gig at Town Hall scheduled!
Everything Is Broken playlist for 03/20/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 03/19/2012 - 10:17pm
Our featured guest is Jane Alcorn. Jane is president and co-founder of the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe, Shoreham, LI, NY. She has been working towards the preservation and restoration of Nikola Tesla's only remaining laboratory anywhere in the world since 1996.
Jane is a librarian and former teacher with interests in local history and in science education. The Tesla Science Center brings
We will discuss this amazing, controversial and oft overlooked scientist and Jane's goal to put Tesla and Long Island back on the map with the Tesla Science Center.
Also joining us today is professional storyteller, Calvin Worthen. Calvin was on this program a few times in 2011. He is in Minneapolis.
For music today … from 3 of their early CD's, rockers The Black Crowes
Everything Is Broken playlist for 03/13/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 03/12/2012 - 11:35pm
Our feature guest is Paul Chappell. Paul Chappell graduated from West Point in '02. He served in the army for seven years, was deployed to Baghdad in '06, and left active duty in November 2009 as a Captain. He is the author of Will War Ever End?: A Soldier's Vision of Peace for the 21st Century, The End of War: How Waging Peace Can Save Humanity, Our Planet, and Our Future, and Peaceful Revolution: How We Can Create the Future Needed for Humanity's Survival He lives in Santa Barbara, CA, where he is serving as the Peace Leadership Director for the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (www.wagingpeace.org). He is working on his fourth book, The Art of Waging Peace: A Strategic Approach to Improving Our Lives and the World. http://www.peacefulrevolution.com
how about hearing from YOU. Life in a conservative country as a closet liberal? Your vote for 2012. Whatever. firstname.lastname@example.com
For music today … NYC based celtic rock Black 47
Everything Is Broken playlist for 03/06/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 03/05/2012 - 10:55pm
Our featured guest is John Grant. John is a writer/photographer/filmmaker. He has worked as a newspaper reporter and has published both fiction and non-fiction. Starting in the 1980s, he traveled to Central America and other places as a documentary photographer. He shot and edited an 80-minute documentary film called "Second Time Around" about a seriously wounded Vietnam veteran who chose to live and work in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 35 years after his first tour there. John has been to Iraq twice during the war, once as an observer critical of the war and once as a cameraman on a documentary film. A Vietnam War veteran, for 25 years John has been an active member of Veterans For Peace. He has taught documentary photography at Widener and Drexel Universities and for nine years has taught creative writing to inmates in the Philadelphia Prison. http://www.thiscantbehappening.net/
We will also hear from J. David Gray – our resident scribe. David has an essay for us. http://word-smith.typepad.com/wordsmith
Everything Is Broken playlist for 02/28/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 02/27/2012 - 10:45pm
Our featured guest is Michael Charney. Michael is a writer, most recently of the book "Chasing Glenn Beck: A Personal Experiment in Reclaiming our Hijacked Political Conversation". He has won awards for both his fiction and non-fiction, and has been published in both North America and Europe. Michael's business experience spans over 25 years in high-technology start-up companies (the most recent of which was acquired by Thomson Reuters in 2006). As an executive and leader he has pioneered work in corporate social networking, textual and language analysis and professional services methodologies.
Michael and I will discuss the so-called "two party system" and the future of each branch of what Ralph Nader and yours truly call "the corporate party." www.chasingglennbeck.com
And … our pal STEVE WIEHE will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events.
For music we will enjoy the blues of Big Mama Thornton! 1926-1984. First to record Hound Dog in 1952! Elvis, like many white recording artists of that era got all the bucks for that one! Today's selections feature Big Moma with the Muddy Waters Blues Band, circa 1966.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 02/21/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 02/20/2012 - 10:33pm
Our featured guest is Lisa Daftari. Lisa is an award-winning journalist with expertise in the Middle East and North Africa, specifically in counter-terrorism, Iran and the Iranian American community. She regularly appears on television and radio as a specialist on Middle Eastern affairs and counterterrorism. Currently, she is a frequent commentator on the Fox News Channel.
Lisa and I will explore the Iran/Israel standoff. http://www.lisadaftari.com
And … our pal Steven Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events.
Music by Carlos Santana (with a little help from his friends). This is the collaborative effort that Santana put together that features all kinds of fun surprises – the CD is called "Guitar Haven".
Everything Is Broken playlist for 02/14/2012By Jim Lynch on Tue, 02/14/2012 - 12:07am
OMORROW ON EVERYTHING IS BROKEN http://www.facebook.com/broken90.1 1:00PM EST on-air at WUSB and online at http://www.wusb.fm/ ... OUR FEATURED GUEST is Ivan Eland of the Independent Institute. Ivan is Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace and Liberty at The Independent Institute in Washington, DC. We will discuss the Iran/Israel standoff.
Eland has been Director, Defense Policy Studies - Cato Institute, and he spent 15 yrs working for Congress on national security issues, including stints as an investigator for the House Foreign Affairs Committee and Principal Defense Analyst at the Congressional Budget Office. His most recent book is "No War For Oil". http://www.independent.org/
Our music will be from acoustic bluesman Eric Bibb. Some selections from his newest album "Live at the Troubador" in Los Angeles.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 02/07/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 02/06/2012 - 11:12pm
We have two featured guests today. First up is Nancy Franklin from the Stony Brook University Cat Network. In her spare time she also is an Assistant Professor of Cognitive and Experimental Psychology here at SBU. A Stanford grad, Nancy also does research in False memory, source monitoring,memory representation of described situations. While Nancy will be cajoled here today to come back and explain all that, we are keeping today's discussion to a campus-wide initiative on a growing concern for cats turned loose on campus and responsible pet ownership.
Also today we will feature the upcoming Athena Film Festival, a celebration of Women and Leadership in New York City February 9-12 in Morningside Heights at Barnard College of CUNY. We will speak with Festival Co-Founder Kathryn Kolbert. Kathryn is more than just the co-founder of the Athena Film Festival and director of the Athena Center for Leadership Studies at Barnard. In 1992, Kolbert argued the landmark case of Planned Parenthood v. Casey before the U.S. Supreme Court.
Music today from Linda Ronstadt.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 01/31/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 01/30/2012 - 11:53pm
Our featured guest is Mike Nastro – Mike owns and manages Fairview Pharmacy which began as a division of St. Charles Hospital in 1995. Mike purchased the business from St Charles in early 2002 and moved to their current location on Nesconset Hwy in Port Jefferson Station.
As a small business owner, in an industry dominated by large retail pharmacy chains, Mike can give us insight into not only the complexity of running pharmacies in today's medicated world, but also shed some light on the economy and its effects on small businesses in our communities.
Mike and I will discuss the current security crisis that retail pharmacies face in an era of runaway prescription drug addiction that has resulted in an ongoing high profile crime spree. Suffolk County's most heinous mass murder occurred late last year in a nearby Medford owner-operated pharmacy.
And … our pal STEVE WIEHE will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events.
For music today … Robben Ford – blues; jazz-fusion and rock guitarist.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 01/24/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 01/23/2012 - 1:13am
Our featured guest is Karl Kasca. Karl created, owned and managed businesses within the Dating Information, Information Research, Internet and Social Media Marketing industries. We will discuss internet search, The Power of Social Media and The Importance of Ethics in Social Media. Our discussion of internet search and related skills should help all of us trying to get past the commercial nature of google and other search engines. You will come away from this one with a boost in your ability to delve into the vast labyrinth that is the net. http://knowyourmaninvitation.com/
For music today … we celebrate the life and gifts of Etta James. Etta died Friday just before her 74th birthday (tomorrow). Sadly, I have been prepared to feature Etta for the last few weeks as she was known to be on her way out. The selections will be from both the "Matriarch of the Blue" CD (2000) and the 2-CD compilation "Essential Etta James" for the classics.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 01/17/2012By Jim Lynch on Mon, 01/16/2012 - 11:18pm
Our featured guest is Elliot Ackerman, COO, Americans Elect, which will invite every registered voter in the US to participate in a nonpartisan process to nominate candidates for the 2012 Presidential election though a secure online convention. Elliot coordinates the process for the convention and is responsible for political and leadership outreach and national engagement for Americans Elect.
Prior to this role, Elliot served as a Marine Corps Infantry and Special Operations Officer and as an Intelligence Officer with multiple tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. He served as a Marine Corps Special Operations team leader during which time he operated as the primary combat advisor to a 700 man Afghan commando battalion responsible for capture operations against senior Taliban leadership in Afghanistan. He also led a 75 man platoon that aided in relief operations in post-Katrina New Orleans.
And, our pal Steven Wiehe will check in from Florida to give us his take on current events.
Everything Is Broken playlist for 01/10/2012By Jim Lynch on Tue, 01/10/2012 - 12:37am
Our featured guest is Jim Camp, a leading expert on negotiations. Over the last 25 years, he has trained and coached over 100,000 people to negotiate better, more profitable agreements in more than 500 multinational organizations. Camp is the best-selling author of two negotiation books, Start with No® and No: the Only System of Negotiation You Need for Work and Home. Jim is founder and CEO of the Camp Negotiation Institute and inventor of the Camp Systems of Negotiation. we will discuss negotiation skills and how you can benefit personally.
Also joining us today is professional storyteller, Calvin Worthen. Calvin was on this program a few times in 2011. He is in Minneapolis.
For music today … a special treat … selections from the album by Rufus Wainwright: "Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie" – a live send up of the complete 1961 Judy Garland concert at Carnegie Hall. Rufus did this show with cameo help from recently deceased mom Kate McGarrigle and sister Martha Wainwright. Enjoy!


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10-Year-Old Accused Of Beating Dog To Death With Stick
Residents in one Fort Worth neighborhood are shocked after "Cookie," a Cavalier mix was allegedly beaten to death.
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How can we raise a bilingual child?
My husband and I are fluent in English and Spanish. We'd like our son to learn both languages, so I speak to him only in Spanish while my husband switches between the two tongues. Have other parents found this a good method or should we try something else?
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I am pregnant and my husband and I are going to speak only spanish our son (inutero) reacts to it more than english when he hears people talking in english he doesn't get too active inside but when he hears us or hears our friends speaking spanish its like hes having his own little party in there being as this is mostly all he has heard for the past nine months.posted 04/26/2005 by speedygnzlz
We live in the states and my husband is American and I am from Sweden. Ive been speaking Swedish to our 3 year old since she was born. But i do find it hard sometimes as she doesnt understand it as much as she does English, im the only one speaking Swedish to her and when other ppl are around its sometimes difficult as well. But ill keep trying, at least she'll be able to understand Swedish and speak it a little bit but i dont see her being fluent unless she was to hear it from more ppl than me, I work a lot too so i dont see her that muchposted 05/01/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I can relate to your post because I also speak both English and Spanish but in my case, my husband, myself and our whole family speak to him ONLY Spanish becasue we know for a fact that he will learn and master the English language when he starts school. Thats' how my parents did it to me and also in my husband's case and we are both VERY proficient in both languages. That's how we do it and he's very smart he's even catching on English words from friends and neighboors and even when we're out and about. Either way you choose, it will be very rewarding to teach your child his native language. Hope this helps... xoxo : ))posted 04/29/2011 by Nala777
In your case one of you should speak ONLY English and the other ONLY Spanish. That way he learns that they are two separate languages. If the father speaks both to him then he won't separate the two and it could do long term damage to his language abilities.posted 02/16/2011 by J.D.'s Father
hi ,look i think its a good idea to tech our kids a nother language,i have to kids and i speak english and albanian,my husband and i both come from kosovo,so we allways speak to our kids in albanian at home and where ever we go, so if you want your sond to learn spanish i sugest you speak to him as much as you can in spanish,because english he will learn eather way.my kids now are both influent in english and albanian,i hpe this helpsposted 04/06/2011 by linditagashi2
Our nanny is Mexican, I'm Canadian, and my wife is USA (NAFTA in action). I speak only Spanish to my children, my wife started by speaking only English, and the nanny speaks only Spanish. Grandparents, friends, and the general US environment pushed my kids to be slightly stronger in English, so we got rid of our English books, toys, and Tivo shows, and replaced them ALL with espanol. Results: the kids now prefer Spanish slightly. Accents are perfect in both, and the 3.5yr old is extremely conversational in either. For native Spanish speakers, this sort of thing may be easy, but for native English speakers, I caution you that it takes REAL effort, and commitment. I do not get lazy and slip into English, but I am into the Spa-Eng dictionary a lot. But HERE'S WHAT'S REALLY INTERESTING about our situation: My Spanish is 3x better than before kids, and my wife is now VERY competent in Spanish. The effort aimed at our kids has paid off more than we expected. Keyword: EFFORTposted 04/21/2008 by DJDKCR
I am from Republic of Georgia (Eastern Europe, the language is Georgian) and my husband is American, i speak to our 27 month old daughter only in Georgian and my husband English.I think she is pretty good at both languages but what kind of bothers me is that she does not recite kids poems or sings songs in either languages. But my 23 month old niece can recite kids poems in Georgian (my niece only speaks Georgian). Should I be concerned about that? It is pretty funny when people are talking to her in English and she responses in Georgian or vice versa. The same word one day she will say it in Georgian and next day in English:)posted 01/21/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
My four year old understands spanish, but always replies in English. I have a new baby, and me and my husband are trying to speak a lot more spanish because I want him to speak Spanish first, english second.posted 04/24/2006 by Yucamami
What about raising a multi-lingual child. My husband is Icelandic and I Hispanic. My baby is several weeks old. I'm planning to speak Spanish to her, while my husband Icelandic. What about English?posted 04/30/2006 by soniberg
Anon: You say So my question is at what age should you worry ? Some parent said their kid could count to 10 in two languages at 18 mo - my son is really far from that point ! *** My daughter is 25 months old and she isn't counting either! I am glad if she gets her basic words out. I was told to wait and see if she starts talking more after starting in daycare a week ago. Maybe being around other kids will help. And I am not teaching her a 2nd lang!posted 05/03/2005 by Indigobaby
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I haven't seen this posted anywhere. I must be slow, since I just learned of this site.
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by George Malik on 05/20/13 at 02:17 PM ET
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Two of the three stories which follow are in the Red Wings-Blackhawks Game 3 update thread, which will continue to be updated this afternoon, but these three stories also merit specific mentions:
Topic 1: I happened to wonder aloud whether the Chicago Blackhawks' hatred for the Red Wings is analgous to that of Ohio State fans' hatred for everything related to the University of Michigan, and the website Alternative Hero provided a merchandise-hawking answer...
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Pavel Datsyuk advances to EA Sports' NHL 2014 Cover Vote semifinals
by George Malik on 05/20/13 at 01:57 PM ET
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FYI, Red Wings fans:
You can't vote by way of hashtags on Twitter anymore: you have to go to http://covervote.nhl.com regis,ter, and vote there.
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Red Wings-Blackhawks Game 3 game-day updates: Wings expect Hawks to bring their best
by George Malik on 05/20/13 at 12:41 PM ET
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Updated 13x at 3:46 PM: The Detroit Red Wings took to the ice at Joe Louis Arena to prepare for Game 3 against the Chicago Blackhawks tonight (7:30 PM EDT, NBCSN/CBC/97.1 FM, post-game on FSD), and the Wings' morning skate was relatively uneventful:
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from Craig Custance of ESPN (paid subscription),
The best playoff teams have that element of size and strength in their top-six, and it's something Abdelkader provides for Detroit. Over the course of a long series, his physical style against the Blackhawks' best players can potentially chip away at their will and wear them down....
And Ericsson has settled in as a reliable partner with Niklas Kronwall, developing into a player Babcock can trust completely. With the Red Wings' season on the line in Game 7 against the Ducks, he played 26:10, the most ice time he has gotten in any game this year that didn't go into overtime.
"He's playing like a No. 2, that's a major progression for him," the NHL scout said. "He has size. He plays like a stopper and he can move the puck. He wants to do more with the puck, he thinks he can and he's getting there."...
If Detroit is a split second late, Chicago will blow right by them. It's why the Blackhawks are the best team in the league right now and why it's hard to put together back-to-back efforts like the Red Wings did Saturday against them.
When the Wild beat the Blackhawks in overtime in the first round, Chicago responded by scoring eight of the next nine goals to end Minnesota's season.
That's what a championship team does and there's no reason to believe the Blackhawks won't find that same effort tonight in Game 3. Whether or not Detroit matches it will go a long way in revealing just how much they've closed the gap.
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by George Malik on 05/20/13 at 08:55 AM ET
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Sportsnet posted quite the clip hyping the "Red Wings and Henrik Zetterberg vs. Jonathan Toews' frustration" angle heading into Game 3 between Detroit and Chicago this evening (7:30 PM EDT, NBCSN/CBC/97.1 FM, post-game on FSD). Toews! Zetterberg! Babcock!
Kronwalled? Not likely, but TSN duly noted that the Hawks possess a 9-1-and-1 record at Joe Louis Arena since 2010, and that's plain old scary.
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Red Wings-Blackhawks Game 3 set-up: exceeding one's performance envelope
by George Malik on 05/20/13 at 02:34 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings will face literal and figurative heat tonight as they attempt to carve out a 2-1 series lead over the Chicago Blackhawks (7:30 PM EDT, NBCSN/CBC/97.1 FM, post-game on FSD). The Hawks are going to make a lineup change in adding Viktor Stalberg, they're still determined to make this series a short one, and the local weatherpeople are forecasting temperatures of 85-90 degrees in Southeastern Michigan for this afternoon, so Al Sobotka's has his work cut out for him ensuring that both teams aren't skating on gravel, too.
This game is obviously a little different if you happen to believe that momentum transfers from game to game: just as there was a two-day break between Games 1 and 2, the Wings and Hawks won't play Game 4 until Thursday and Game 5 on Saturday (at 8 PM EDT), and as you already know, Jonathan Toews' complaints about a lack of hooking and holding penalties called will probably fall upon rabbit ears, not deaf ones, so it's going to be an uphill climb for the Wings...
In no small part because the Blackhawks have absolutely owned Detroit at Joe Louis Arena of late--they swept the Wings in two games this season and have absolutely dominated the Wings at home over the course of the last couple of regular seasons, with the Chicago Tribune's Chris Kuc pegging Chicago's record at JLA at 9-1-and-1 since the 2010-2011, so the Hawks told Kuc that home ice is what you make of it...
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Red Wings prospect news: Jarnkrok wins gold with Sweden; Frk's Mooseheads stumble at Memorial Cup
by George Malik on 05/19/13 at 11:12 PM ET
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Team Sweden captured the World Championship today, defeating Switzerland 5-2, and while Niklas Kronwall's definitely proud of his brother Staffan (who captained the team) having won the first Swedish gold on home ice since 2006, and Damien Brunner's probably paying some lost bets this evening...
One Wings prospect did take part in the Worlds, and he shared a gold-filled post-game dinner with lapsed Wings prospect Dick Axelsson:
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from Corey Masisak of NHL.com,
"The growth of Smith and Kindl has been huge for us," Babcock said. "Ericsson has gotten much better. We seem to have people rounded into playing in spots that suit them better.
"I talked about when DeKeyser came, he helped us immensely. Whenever we got confidence or got playing better, we were able to maintain it when he left to a certain level -- we still don't move the puck the same, but I just think we're a better team. We weren't a good team at the start."
Another big move for the Red Wings was the rise of forward Justin Abdelkader. He was one of the kids when Detroit made back-to-back trips to the Cup Final in 2008 and '09, but Abdelkader had seemed to settle in as a bottom-six forward.
That changed when Babcock tried him on a line with Datsyuk, and he's now a critical element of the team's top trio.
"He's been a dominant physical guy for us and made us a better team," Babcock said. "It took us a long time to figure out where everybody fit best. There were lots of changes, new guys that we brought in that didn't fit the way we thought they were, or were better than we thought they were. We've just kind of watched it happen."
much more from Babcock...
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Red Wings' Ken Holland, Henrik Zetterberg weigh in on the art of Kronwalling
by George Malik on 05/19/13 at 04:56 PM ET
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TSN posted quite the feature on Red Wings defenseman Niklas Kronwall's status as a cult hero and then some in Detroit, and perhaps as a villain in other cities, and HockeyWebCaster uploaded it to YouTube:
And yes, Kronwall insists that he's trying to keep things as clean as he can while leading the Wings' defense and trying to keep the physical edge to his game while playing anywhere between 22-27 minutes a night.
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The wrong question to ask the wrong coach
by George Malik on 05/19/13 at 03:17 PM ET
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The Vancouver Sun's Cam Cole attended Sunday's Red Wings practice, and he reports that a member of the media who may or may not go nameless, depending on what transpires over the next 12-24 hours, asked Wings coach Mike Babcock whether the frustrated and grumpy Jonathan Toews will rebound to lead the Blackhawks in Game 3.
This question was apparently not well-received by the coach of the Detroit Red Wings:
"I'm not here to evaluate whether he's frustrated or not. I don't know where you're going with this, but I'm not going to help you write your story," Babcock bristled Sunday morning at Joe Louis Arena, where the Wings and Hawks resume their historic rivalry Monday night with the best-of-seven split at a game apiece. "What do you want me to say? Jonathan Toews is a real good player, I've coached him, he's mentally tough, he works hard, he's an Olympic champion, a Stanley Cup champion, and world junior champion -- I don't know what else he's won, but he knows how to play. I would expect that he's gonna play hard in this series. I didn't think he didn't play hard yesterday, though."
Instead, Babcock wanted to praise his own team's captain, Henrik Zetterberg, for registering a pair of assists while shutting down Toews' line...
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An Oak Creek psychologist testified in his defense Thursday against charges that he began a sexual affair with a patient and flatly denied a second former patient's claim of two sexual contacts in 2004.
Jeffrey Adamczak's version of how things got started differed from the victim's by about a month, which he said put him beyond the time he had closed her case, though he admitted he knew he was violating ethical rules that prohibit sexual relationships with former patients for two years after therapy ends.
"I had fallen deeply in love with (the patient) at that time," he said. His wife of 25 years, who had done the billing for his practice until last year, sat stoically in the courtroom throughout his hours of testimony.
The victim, who had been in therapy with Adamczak about three years at the time, testified that during a session in February 2005 he touched her sexually, that she was flattered, and that they had sex in his office the next day, and during her next scheduled session that month.
Adamczak said Thursday he had closed out the woman's file after their session Feb. 28, 2005, because she thought she was satisfied with her progress and headed in the right direction (though she had recently filed for divorce).
He read through his schedule of clients on the day the woman says they first had sex on his office couch, suggesting it was so full there would not have been time for that to happen.
In March 2005, he said, he injured his back during a Caribbean sailing accident, and when he returned, his former client, and now friend, offered to give him physical therapy. He described it as rather suggestive therapy, and during a second session the next day, she kissed him, he said, and they both engaged in sexual touching. At a third session about a week later, they had sex, he said.
The woman, 40, is a licensed physical therapist.
Adamczak testified about a sensual rendezvous they had a hotel about two weeks later.
"We were thinking it would be the first and last time," he said.
Instead, it ignited an intense affair each tried to keep from their spouses until the woman broke it off in early 2006 because she thought she was still just "the other woman," according to Adamczak.
But they remained friends and business associates until the woman suspected last year that Adamczak was using his position to seduce other clients, and she turned him in to professional regulators and police.
Adamczak testified he told his wife of the affair two days before he was charged in August 2010, that she has forgiven him, and that he's attempting to become licensed to practice psychological counseling in Nevada.
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Glover School
Glover School is a public elementary school on Maple Street in Marblehead, Massachusetts, USA. It educates around 250 students in grades K-3. The school consists of two buildings situated on a hilly 4.78-acre (19,300 m2) site.[1]
The school was designed by architect Walter S. Brodie.[2] It consists of two buildings. The 'lower building' was built in 1916 and the 'upper building' in 1948.[1]
In May 1999 the community debated the cost of repairs to Glover School.[3]
In mid-2012 both buildings were demolished so that a new Glover School could be built in their place. School officials said the original buildings were antiquated and hard to maintain. The new building will have modern utilities and will add a kindergarten, increasing total enrollment to 425 students. [4]
The approach at Glover to Mathematics teaching was discussed in November 2001. The school currently uses the GoMath Program.[5]
Murder of teacher[edit]
On 27 November 1950, Beryl Atherton a teacher at the school, was found at her home with her throat slashed. The murder remains unsolved.[6]
Notable alumni[edit]
- Keith Ablow, psychiatrist, writer, and former host/executive producer of the The Dr. Keith Ablow Show. Ablow complained about being bullied at the school.[7]
- Glover Elementary School, Public School Review, accessed 3 December 2007
- Massachusetts Department of Education profile, accessed 3 December 2007
- ^ a b Massachusetts School Building Authority (2007-04-06). "Glover School: Massachusetts School Building Authority" (PDF). Retrieved 2007-12-03.
- ^ "Walter S. Brodie, 73; Architect, designed schools in Mass., Maine". The Boston Globe. 1985-01-23.
- ^ Laidler, John (1999-05-02). "Marblehead voters face school choice Marblehead faces school costs". Boston Globe.
- ^ Rosenberg, Steven (2012-08-16). "Construction Begins on New Glover School". Boston Globe. Retrieved 18 August 2012.
- ^ McCabe, Coco (2001-11-11). "Everyday Math". The Boston Globe.
- ^ Rattigan, David (2005-10-30). "1950 slaying case still gripping". The Boston Globe.
- ^ Joel Brown (2007-09-07). "Show has Keith Ablow psyched". The Boston Globe. Retrieved 2007-12-03.
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Playoffs!!!1 gameday: Game 4 Bruins @ Leafs
Cam Charron
May 08 2013 02:09PM
Click on the headers of our blogs in the upper right of our website there. All of them are in some varying stage of discussing their respective team's offseason. At least the folks at Canucks Army had the chance to discuss four playoff games.
The Leafs Nation is the last blog standing at The Nation Network. I've sent an email off to the blogrunners of those sites to drop and give me 20 pushups, and each pushup they have to recite one name off of the Maple Leafs' roster.
Of course, the Leafs have come much further than anybody (myself included) thought they might. Tonight there's a lot on the line. Either the Maple Leafs even the series at 2, or go back into the Bs hive down 3 games to 1.
Talkin' faceoffs
Cam Charron
May 08 2013 10:26AM
A quick thought on faceoffs here, since Randy Carlyle is scratching his head about whether or not the Boston Bruins cheat in the dot. Frankly, they may, but has that really had an effect on the series?
I've written at both The Leafs Nation and Canucks Army with thoughts about how overvalued faceoffs are. "Faceoffs" of this year seems to be the "shot blocking" of last year, when everybody was discussing the success of the Washington Capitals and New York Rangers blocking shots and playing stifling, defensive hockey.
R1G3 Sober Second Thoughts: What they're saying, what we're saying
Cam Charron
May 07 2013 03:46PM
It's always important at any time during a season or a series to think "it's a long series, it's not over yet". Not until the opponent has won their fourth game of the series, there's still that last fraying thread of hope, that cursed vestige of optimism that tricks the logical brain into thinking that your team has the slightest chance of winning a championship and haunts you for days.
The Leafs aren't at that point yet—far from it, but the win by the team in Game 2, and a subsequent good performance in Game 3 marred by a couple of sloppy mistakes and a great performance from Tuukka Rask, can leave no rational person watching those games thinking "the Leafs don't have a chance against the Bruins".
But they do, and Boston still needs to win two more game. They're only halfway there, and the 2-1 series deficit isn't an impossible one to come back from. There are some aspects of the Maple Leafs game that do need fixing.
LFR6 Round 1, Game 3 - Rask and Reward
Steve Dangle
May 07 2013 02:44PM
Tuukka Rask comes back to haunt the Leafs. WHO SAW THAT ONE COMING?!?!?
That Tuukka wind outta our sails - Bruins take G3 5-2
Cam Charron
May 06 2013 08:53PM
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Not many ways to polish this one. A 5-2 loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 3 and the Leafs fall behind two games to one in the series.
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This news item caught my eye.
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The final post in my series rising out of a recent Digital Production BuZZ segment with Larry Jordan and Michael Horton. Larry asked one final, very important question.
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Continuing the discussion from a recent Digital Production BuZZ show. Larry asked an excellent question
Larry Jordan: I was just reflecting on the difference between improvements and changes and I realized that the tools that we use influence the stories that we tell and I was thinking back, again to when I was directing live TV, I would have the opportunity every so often to do a three videotape edit in a very expensive CMX room and the stories that I could tell with that videotape was limited by how much money I had and how much time in the CMX room. I couldn't do graphically intensive tasks, I'd have to go off to an animation stand. Are we actually being blinded by the tools we're using in terms of the stories that we can tell?
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I have conflicting thoughts about 4K for production and distribution. At one level I'm convinced it's being pushed on us by equipment manufacturers when there is no real demand: at another I know from experience that there are some non-obvious advantages to 4K. But one thing is clear: the push to 4K is not about a push to improved quality.
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In this episode Terence and Philip discuss the way the App Store works and the issues that arise for developers; business models and compatibility between versions in Media Composer; in-app purchases; Adobe panels; Flash; Creative Cloud; app interchange formats; reporting; and app ecosystems.
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As part of their October 2013 Creative Cloud updates Adobe have released Prelude LiveLogger, an extension to the Prelude family of metadata entry tools, for real-time on location logging. Like us, Adobe realized that there are situations where there is simply no time to log between the shoot, and the need to edit. Adobe offers the example of a football match where plays are tagged in real time during the game, and a highlight real pulled from Prelude moments after the shoot.
Our need was to log, shoot and edit as we undertook the Solar Odyssey, realizing that the only way to allow time for sleep was to log as we shoot.
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I'm working on a side project for my friend Cirina Catania who's trying to get a series running called After Action Stories about what happens to servicemen once they return from service. The pilot stories have revolved around Furnishing Hope that we shot back in May. One interview edit has been on hold until we were able to shoot some B-roll of Furnishing Hope in action. (They transform an empty apartment or house into a home in 3 hours.)
For the first time ever in my life there was more b-roll than I could use. Between us, Cirina and I captured over 320 video shots and hundreds of stills. The footage spoke to me and called me to put it together into something that Furnishing Hope could use to attract sponsors. Then something odd happened.
Ubiquitous cameras are changing Documentary filmmaking.
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Yesterday my friend Michael Kammes tweeted:
The *real* reason cameras need higher resolution at a lower price point is so "Caught on Camera" type shows have tolerable video.
However it made me think that the real reason we have so many high resolution cameras as cameras, or as cell phones, is that there will never again be a visual gap in a documentary!
HPA Retreat Vindicates Lumberjack approach
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At the recent Hollywood Post Alliance Retreat, the panel 'Professional Forecast: Cloudy but Clearing' strongly supported the idea of capturing metadata (log notes) at the time of acquisition. This is exactly our goal with Lumberjack. (more…)
The Terence and Philip Show Episode 55: NAB 2013
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Press release from CNW Group
The Home Depot to Host Fourth Quarter & Fiscal 2011 Earnings Conference Call on February 21, 2012
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
The Home Depot to Host Fourth Quarter & Fiscal 2011 Earnings Conference Call on February 21, 201208:23 EST Tuesday, February 07, 2012ATLANTA, Feb. 7, 2012 /CNW/ - The Home Depot®, the world's largest home improvement retailer, announced today that it will hold its Fourth Quarter and Fiscal 2011 Earnings Conference Call on Tuesday, February 21, at 9 a.m. ET.(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20030502/HOMEDEPOTLOGO ) A webcast will be available by logging onto http://earnings.homedepot.com and selecting the Fourth Quarter Earnings Conference Call icon. The webcast will be archived and available beginning at approximately noon on February 21. The Home Depot is the world's largest home improvement specialty retailer, with 2,252 retail stores in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, 10 Canadian provinces, Mexico and China. In fiscal 2010, The Home Depot had sales of $68.0 billion and earnings from continuing operations of $3.3 billion. The Company employs more than 300,000 associates. The Home Depot's stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: HD) and is included in the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard & Poor's 500 index. SOURCE The Home DepotFor further information: Financial Community, Diane Dayhoff, Vice President of Investor Relations, +1-770-384-2666, email@example.com, or News Media, Paula Drake, Sr. Manager of Corporate Communications, +1-770-384-3439, email@example.com://www.homedepot.comhttp://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20030502/HOMEDEPOTLOGOPRN Photo Desk, email@example.com


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