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Additional Services: Parent Mentoring | After the NICU Resource Directory | Bereavement Support | Bilingual Support Services
Our Services
The Tiny Miracles Foundation strives to offer families support and hope as they cope with the premature birth of their child or children, navigate the frightening new world of the NICU, and eventually transition home with their tiny miracle(s). Our parent support services are available free of charge to all parents of premature infants admitted to the NICU and their families. These services include:
In-Hospital Programs
Currently The Tiny Miracles Foundation offers in-hospital support programs at the following Fairfield county CT NICUs:
Family Resource Rooms
On behalf of our entire family, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for all the support we receive from your organization. We have been blessed that Tiny Miracles was there for us, before our daughter Victoria was born and after her birth... [Read more...]
TTMF's Resource Rooms are comfortable, private settings where families can take a break during NICU visits, meet with a TTMF mentor, connect with other NICU families, browse the resource library, gain inspiration from the collection of stories and photos of other NICU families, seek solitude, or just relax and rejuvenate. The rooms include a computer and printer with internet access, telephone, television, DVD/VCR, and toys for siblings. The Resource Rooms are open 24 hours a day and are accessible only to NICU families and staff and TTMF mentors.
Currently we have Family Resource Rooms in Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport Hospitals.
Nutritional Support
Light refreshments are available weekly in the Resource Rooms at Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport Hospitals for all NICU families to enjoy.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
NICU Parent Mentors
Our in-hospital parent mentors are caring preemie parents who offer one-on-one or group support on-site in the NICU. They are available once weekly to meet with you in our Family Resource Rooms or in the NICU, if you wish. All of our mentors are trained volunteers, and all information is kept strictly confidential. The schedule for the mentors is posted in our Resource Rooms and available from the hospital social workers or NICU Nurse Manager.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
Tiny Treasures Welcome and Homecare Supplies
At Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport Hospitals, TTMF provides "Tiny Treasures" Welcome Bags of supplies for when your child/children are first admitted to the hospital, and Home Care Starter Kits of preemie-sized supplies for the happy day that you get to bring your baby or babies home.
Tiny Treasures Welcome Bags include a Snoedel® baby sleeping and bonding doll, preemie-sized clothing that allows access for various NICU equipment, a special NICU Journal to record your baby's progress, craft materials to make a personal name plate for your baby's isolette, and breast milk storage supplies for mothers who are pumping.
The Homecare Starter Kit includes hard-to-find preemie-sized items such as diapers, onesies, pacifiers, bottles, skincare and other supplies, as well as information helpful for caring for your baby at home.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
Thank you for the financial assistance and emotional support you gave us, and for all the gifts that made my son more comfortable during his 6 months in the NICU. This time has been very difficult, but you have helped us in ways I can't even express. I will never forget your kindness.
— Stacy, mother of a 26-week preemie with a tracheotomy
Financial Assistance
TTMF's Financial Assistance Program helps families in need at Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport hospitals. It is intended to defray non-medical costs that arise in connection with the extended hospitalization of a tiny newborn, such as parents' transportation to visit their baby, and babysitting for older siblings who are often not permitted into NICUs. The program also offers assistance to families who are transitioning their babies home, such as specialized equipment, supplies or services upon the babies' discharge. To find out more, or to apply for financial assistance, please talk to the social worker at your NICU.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
"Blankets for Preemies"
At the Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport Hospital neonatal units, TTMF provides colorful, fleece blankets handmade by the "Blankets for Preemies" club at Middlesex Middle School in Darien, CT. Led by science teacher and "Blankets for Preemies" founder Kelley Depiano, students raise funds to buy the fleece material, then spend an entire school day assembling the blankets which are then donated to TTMF for distribution.
These blankets are:
- a tool for nurses to keep the incubators dark and quiet, which helps the brain development of the fragile babies who are experiencing sight and sound too early.
- a visual guide to the parents who arrive in a crowded room of incubators to see their baby and very often their baby's incubator has been moved and they can only locate their child by the fleece blanket incubator cover.
- a warmer for when parents hold their baby outside the incubators using Kangaroo Care.
- a stabilizer for a tiny baby going home in a car seat that is too big for his or her body.
- a gift that has special memories for the baby's family to cherish as a keepsake forever
- a comfort to fragile new parents from people who care.
See photos from our 2012 Blankets for Preemies event with Middlesex Middle School in Darien, CT.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
Additional Support Services
Parent Mentoring
TTMF's Parent Support Network offers confidential one-on-one emotional support from an individually matched mentor or from Parent Support Network mentors available in Danbury, Stamford, Norwalk, and Bridgeport Hospitals. Through TTMF you may develop an ongoing relationship with your mentor for frequent or occasional support, seek support as needed through our on-site mentors, or request support or guidance regarding a specific condition.
Our Parent Support Network mentors are caring people who have been through the premature birth of a child (or children) and who want to help others currently facing this crisis. They come from all walks of life, with children of all ages born at varying degrees of prematurity, but they all share the desire to reach out and help parents like you. Each of our PSN mentors has completed training in parental support as well as hospital protocol.
To get matched with a Parent Support Network mentor, simply call us at 203-202-9714 and leave your name, contact information and request to be matched with a mentor. You can also e-mail us at email@example.com. (If you prefer, you can also have someone call or e-mail us on your behalf.) A PSN volunteer will then contact you to learn about your specific needs and circumstances, and you will be matched with a mentor based on the gestational age of your child/children at birth, particular medical circumstances, or other criteria as you request.
The amount and type of contact is up to you and may change as your needs change. You may meet with your mentor in person at the hospital or elsewhere, speak by telephone, or communicate by e-mail — whichever works best for you.
We understand that people cope in different ways. PSN mentors are trained to recognize that personal, cultural, religious or other factors influence each of our reactions to the circumstances surrounding the premature birth of a child, and to respect those differences. However, if you feel that your relationship with your mentor is not working, we want you to let us know by calling TTMF at 203-202-9714 or having someone call on your behalf.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
After the NICU Resource Directory
Our own carefully-selected directory of providers, specialists and resources in the Fairfield County area, recommended by preemie parents, doctors and hospitals. Click here to view the directory.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
Bereavement Support
TTMF has parent mentors who have personally suffered the loss of a child and have the unique ability to provide comfort and understanding to bereaved parents. We also offer referrals to local bereavement support groups, memory portrait artists, therapists, and bereavement resources.
Please contact our office for this service. You can also refer to these sections of our website:
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
Se Habla Español — Bilingual Support Services
TTMF offers Spanish language resources and interpreter services to NICU parents, staff and mentors wishing to use our programs. In addition, our website is available in Spanish and English. Por favor, llámanos en (203) 202-9714.
Click here to download a printable copy of our Support Services Brochure.
The Tiny Miracles Foundation, Inc. is a volunteer organization that provides emotional support and resource information to parents of children born prematurely. TTMF does not provide medical advice or services. Any medical questions or concerns or any decision about choices for medical care should be thoroughly discussed with your personal physician(s).
The Tiny Miracles Foundation, Inc. grew out of the Mothers of Multiples of Lower Fairfield County (MOMs) Preemie Support Network. Through the hard work and dedication of a local mother of severely premature twins, it evolved into an independent non-profit organization offering support to members of the public facing the ordeal of a premature birth. If you are expecting or have given birth to multiples and are interested in learning more about MOMs, please visit their website at www.momslfc.org.


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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — The Western Nebraska Community College volleyball team has won four straight contest after posting two victories on Day 1 of the Crystal "Inn"vataional Saturday in Salt Lake City.
The 7th-ranked Cougars received 17 kills from Leticia Silva and eight blocks from Stephanie Massanet as they dropped North Idaho College in five sets 23-25, 25-21, 25-22, 22-25, 15-6, then finished off the first day with a four-set win against Casper College 25-23, 22-25, 25-18, 25-19 behind a 15 kill performance from Massanet.
The Cougars battled hard against North Idaho, a team they beat last year to finish fifth at the national tournament. In the rematch in Salt Lake, NIC got the better of the Cougars in game one. WNCC came back to grab the next two games to take a 2-1 lead. The Cardinals tied the match at 2-2 with the 25-22 win, but the Cougars took control in the fifth and final game 15-6.
WNCC had plenty of offensive and defensive in the match. WNCC pounded home 53 kills and committed just 20 hitting errors out of 163 attempts. The Cougars also had the block party at the net, led by Massanet with three solo blocks and eight all together. Silva finished the contest with 17 kills, and three blocks, while Karina Martin pounded down 10 kills.
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WNCC's net game was just as impressive in the win over Casper. Massanet led the charge with 15 kills and four blocks. Martin also hammered home 10 kills and had four blocks. Silva and Fa'amoe each had seven kills.
McCracken finished with 21 digs, nine points, and four aces; while Andrade had 38 set assists, eight digs, and three points. The Cougars also had Kaio-Perez finish with 10 digs and four points; Schoene had four digs, seven points and an ace; Fa'amoe had seven points, four digs, and two aces; Hernandez with six digs; and Martin with four digs.
WNCC, 4-3, will be back in action Saturday in the second day of the tournament as they take on a pair of Top 10 teams. They face No. 8 Salt Lake Community College at 9 a.m. and No. 2 College of Southern Idaho at 1 p.m.


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the PiSTOL ANNIE's
YOu GONNA pull them pistols or WhiSTLE diXIE?
the PiSTOL ANNie'S are comin to town!!
3 guitar-slingin, songwritin', heartbreakin', honky-tonkin' girls…
their BRAND-new, already-hot-on-the-charts, debut album will be RELEASED tomorrow…it's chock full of soulful, swanky, gritty, sayin-what-ya-mean & meanin'-what-ya-say country tunes.
it's 3 girls with their guitars making sweet southern music.
it's a trailblazin' first album that is just the beginning of great things.
it's back to the basics.
it's talent beyond belief.
and we PROMISE you're gonna LOVE it.
from hell on heels to boys from the south, the songs are REAL. and empowering. and TENDER.
introducing the ANNIE's…
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now if they only made the album in vinyl…
August 22, 2011 22 Comments
dashboard therapy.
maybe this is the reason they call it the dog days of summer. maybe it's the convection-oven heat here in texas, the desert-like dryness, or maybe it's just good-ole writers block…but i was starting to feel a little un-inspired last week.
and then, i took a roadtrip.
and an amazing thing happened.
it blew through my hair as i was driving down the road. it hummed in my ears as i LISTENED (actually, really, listened) to great roadtripping tunes. (have you heard 'give it away' by the trishas?!..lovin it.). it glided through my fingers as i hung my arm out of the window. it raced ahead of me and followed behind me.
this was my journey.
and my destination, was more than a destination. it was a good-for-the-soul-like-chicken-noodle-soup kinda time. a sisters river trip like no other.
just a bunch o' girls…really awesome, inspiring girls. floatin' the river, eatin' homemade meatloaf (good gawsh almighty, bev lambert can make her some meatloaf!), and having really long, really great, [some simple and some profoundly life-changing] conversations.
and i got to thinking…we ALL need this. (whether you think you need it or not, trust me…YOU DO.) we ALL need a little roadtrip every now and then. a little soul vacation. a little freedom to think. and to listen. and to be.
so this post is my tribute to the great american roadtrip. the griswold-style vacation. the makin'-memories-that-last-a-lifetime adventure. the "nobody puts baby in the corner" summer.
"the open road is beckoning, a strangeness, a place where a man can lose himself." ~william least heat moon
here in gypsyville, we believe the best roadtrips have no destination. turning your cell phone on silent. leaving the laptop behind and not using GPS. because the greatest parts of the roadtrip are the spontaneous, unplanned pitstops….the greasy spoon roadside diners, the endless historical markers, and the waiting-to-be discovered mysteries of the road.
grab your travel bingo.
and go forth.
into the wild blue yonder.
"people don't take trips, trips take people." ~steinbeck
"well, we're not in the middle of nowhere, but i can see it from here." ~louise, thelma & louise
"the air was soft, the stars so fine, the promise of every cobbled alley so great that i thought i was in a dream." ~jack kerouac
P.S. 'GiVE IT AWAY' by the trishas…you MuST get this song…just 99cents, y'all! seriously. do it NOW. it just makes me happy.
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|TRAFICANT, James A., Jr.,
Thursday, August 6, 1998
Washington, D.C. – U. S. Rep. James A. Traficant, Jr. (D–OH) has introduced legislation to raise the mandatory retirement age for U.S. Capitol Police officers from 57 to 60. "The Capitol Police is one of the most professional and dedicated law enforcement agencies in the country," noted Traficant in a letter sent today to U.S. Rep. William M. Thomas (R–CA), chairman of the House Oversight Committee. "Unfortunately, every year a number of talented officers are forced to leave the force because of the mandatory retirement rule. Many of these officers are in excellent physical condition. Most important, they possess a wealth of experience and savvy that is difficult, if not, impossible to replace." Traficant wants the committee to act on the bill, H.R. 4415, before Congress adjourns for the year in October.
Last year, Traficant introduced legislation, H.R. 2828, to raise the salary and benefits of the Capitol Police to the same level as other federal law enforcement agencies. That bill has more than 40 cosponsors. Traficant noted that all Capitol Police recruits are sent to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Georgia for extensive training. "Many of these young, well-trained officers leave the Capitol Police after only a few years to work for other area law enforcement agencies. Low pay is a big factor," noted Traficant.
"Good security begins with good people. Increasing the pay and benefits of Capitol Police officers, along with raising the mandatory retirement age, will go a long way in further enhancing security at the Capitol by slowing the rate of turnover," added Traficant, who served as sheriff of Mahoning County, Ohio from 1981 to 1985. Traficant concluded his letter to Chairman Thomas by noting that "raising the mandatory retirement age from 57 to 60 will provide the Capitol Police with the flexibility necessary to retain experienced, highly competent and dedicated officers."2009


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To make a law, a bill must be passed by both the House and Senate and signed by the President. This is what we all learned from the School House Rock song, right? Well, it's a little more complicated than that. Both chambers want their say in a bill. If the House writes and passes a bill, the senate usually isn't willing to just rubber stamp it into law. The senators want their own concerns addressed. So after the house passes a bill, the senate will usually write an entirely separate bill. Now we have a problem: no single bill has been passed by both chambers, so despite the fact both have passed a bill, nothing can yet be presented to the president. Here comes the fun part. Both bills are sent to a conference committee which creates a third bill. Now both houses vote on this, and then the president can sign it into law.
The Democratic "health care" "reform" bill is at the proper stage for conference committee. One bill has passed the House, and a second has passed the Senate. But Democrats can't do this, because a committee bill would have to pass the Senate again. As of tonight, that's not going to happen. The Republicans have picked up seat number 41 with the election of Scott Brown. This allows them to filibuster, or to essentially prolong debate on the bill indefinitely. Not only that, the fact that Brown was elected by Massachusetts is quite probably going to shake either Nelson or Bayh or Webb into the no camp. Remember: Obama's been telling the Dems for months that the only way they can save their careers is to vote yes on Obamacare. Clinton has prolcaimed that the major Democratic defeat in 94 was caused, not by the same manner of voter disgust over Hillarycare as we see over Obamacare, but rather, by Congress's inability to pass a bill. If that were true, we'd have a Senator Elect Coakley tonight instead.
If the Senate can't be counted on to pass another bill, the only option Democrats have is to have the House pass the Senate bill which had already been passed verbatim. Through a process called reconciliation, which is immune to the filibuster but can only address strictly budgetary issues, the senate can pass modifications to the taxes planned to pay for this, but otherwise, the House has to accept everything the Senate gave them, or the bill is dead.
Is this going to happen? House leadership says yes. The average house Democrat, by all accounts, is much less optimistic. When the bill passed the house, it passed by 5 votes. One of those was the lone Republican, Joseph Cao, whom no one expects to vote for it again. Now if even two more Democrats flip, that means the bill will fail by one vote (because every vote which flips from yes to no subtracts one from the yes column and adds one to the no column, bringing the columns nearer by two).
Now, about twenty or so Democrats voted against the first bill, for various reasons. The House contains a coalition of "Blue Dogs," or conservative Democrats. But these have been derided over the past three years as being all bark and no bite. It's been argued that Pelosi is allowing these two dozen or so to vote no such that their largely conservative constituencies won't vote them out, but if she needs the votes, she can get them. Nonetheless, if these representatives were allowed to vote no to save their jobs earlier, and now seeing Massachusetts have even more reason to fear for their jobs, one would have to be a pretty serious ideological liberal to flip one's vote now.
So, for what it's worth, I think this bill is dead. And I'm hoping to see one of the market-driven reform bills that have been written by the Republicans replace it after the Republicans either retake the house this November, or at least make the gains necessary to prevent the Dems from suppressing it like they have suppressed a half dozen palatable alternatives already.
About two hours after the election was called, I read that Barney Frank, who is no Blue Dog, has stated that the Democrats are not going to be able to continue as if the Massachusetts election hadn't happened, and will have to try to pass a revised version of the current bill through the Senate. If the House leadership can't get Frank on board with the pass-the-Senate-bill-verbatim strategy, it's not going to happen. The day after the election was called, we have Obama himself making similar, if cryptic statements. Democratic leadership has awoken to the fact they overstepped with Obamacare, and do not intend to destroy their party with what everyone would now see as cheap antics. There is still talk of a compromise which would be diluted so that it can get the approval of Senate moderates, but such, if even possible, would require foundational and revolutionary changes such that it wouldn't even be the same bill, I think I'm justified in reiterating, this bill is dead.


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Dover Little Activity Books - precut stencils
$1.50 each
You choose 2 of the following chunky stamps for your t-shirt painting party kit:
bird house
bear wizard
birthday boy
peace sign and smiley flower
leaves on a vine
purple flower
fern leaf
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Here's a kit that has almost everything you need to throw your own t-shirt painting party! It's your party entertainment and your give-away gifts all in one package! Use the iron-on transfer pen to trace or draw designs to put on the shirts. Only the ink transfers. The kit includes instructions and ideas for other ways to create designs. Have fun painting!
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Medium Painting Party Kit (for 12)
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Plastic cups with water for cleaning brushes
Tarp for a ground cover
Your own stencils or stamps (or hand prints)
Make your own stencils with waxed paper or contact paper
Toothbrush to clean stamps
Fabric pens or permanent markers to sign shirts
Bucket to clean stamps and stencils in
Camera to capture the artists in action
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Ordering from here is not recommended, they take hours and hours and hours!!
Posted by S.C. on 10/02/2012
I have not been in a year, and boy, things have changed. Took my friend here for a farewell brunch as she was moving out of the country the next day. I wanted to have a special meal with her and I just ended up being embarrassed and out of $60 for a poor experience. In short, they were out of everything - even a manager. No cocktails (at brunch?!), no brunch pizzas (at brunch?!) no soup, no tea and the biggest shocker of all- NO espresso! It seemed like everything we asked for was not available. We ended up with arancino, amalfi salads and a San Gregorio pie (now $17) to share. The food was good and came out fairly promptly, but the whole experience was spoiled by the service. Our waitress didn't seem to care much that they were out of everything, no apologies. Oh and, there was no manager - just the one waitress and the kitchen staff at 1pm on a Saturday. Will not return.
Posted by D. Steele on 07/19/2012
The most fantastic pizza I have ever had. Hands down!
Posted by Ramon Jose on 02/17/2012
Love the pizza but super bummed i can't order any more. they should change the rules and deliver all the way to south 5th and bedorf
Posted by Erin on 12/12/2011
Great food. Great atmosphere. Great service. What more can you ask for?
Posted by liowik on 09/17/2011
Came on Saturday Midday: Bruschetta was warmed soft bread that was partially soggy (not crunchy or crispy) from the smeared on toppings (not fully edible). Fennel orange salad was acceptable. Marg. Pizza had a few strands of basil, and was bland, boring and as basic as it gets. Dessert pie was just ok. Every few seconds loud bumping as the few over-taxed waiters constantly come through a loud swinging waist high door with no padding. The place isn't so large so everyone could hear this. The prices were high considering the low quality food, making the value totally unacceptable. I had to call the waiter over to the table who wanted to take the order from a distance. Overall unacceptable - I would never come back.
Posted by S.C. on 09/12/2011
Showed up at 5:15, barely missing brunch, on a Saturday. They opened for dinner at 5:30, so we waited outside. By the time the doors opened, there were 3 other parties behind us and the place was nearly full by 6pm. It is still BYOB, so I grabbed a bottle from across the street. Our waiter opened it, but did not offer to refrigerate it and it was warm by meal's end. Italian waiters, all very attentive, friendly and knowledgeable. Our order wasn't rushed, and our food came out quickly. Got the aranchino, which was a little bland int he opinion of my bf, but I thought it was spot on. Also got the seasonal watermelon arugula salad - the only weak link in the chain. I've been making this a lot at home, and wanted to try it with their cheese offering - ricotta - but it was small, boring and bland, and a total rip at $9. Eeesh. I ordered the montanara for $10, which perfect. Can't go wrong with this dish. My bf got a specialty pie with parma, mushrooms, olives, etc... it was good, and nicely priced at $15. The only flaw was the soggy crust - it was pretty much soaking wet in the center. Will definitely go back.


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Full detailed profile on Cooper Barrett Played by Jason Gerhardt on General Hospital Daytime Soap Opera.
Jason Gerhardt (ABC)
Birthday: April 21
The Jackal goes to Kelly's for coffee and to talk with Georgie about her theory that Coop is the killer. He hasn't found anything yet, but tells Georgie that she should warn Maxi. Just then Maxi and Coop come downstairs. Maxi is in a good mood and Georgie is suspicious. Maxi says that almost dying scared her into wanting a second chance at being nice to people. She turns to Spinelli and asks how his grandmother is doing? Spinelli answers, and then reciprocates by asking about her holiday plans. Maxi says that she and Coop want to go to skiing in Vermont. Georgie tells her that she can't because the holidays mean a lot to Mac. Maxi gushes that they'd be back in time for Christmas. After the guys leave, Georgie comes right out and says that she thinks Coop is the killer. She asks Maxi what she knew about Coop's life before she knew him anyway? Maxi flashes back to the Metro Court crisis for a minute, and then brushes it off.
Coop is texting away as he walks along the waterfront and runs into Rodriguez. Rodriguez jokes that he and his girlfriend do a little sex talk via text, too, but be careful because that stuff can be traced and they don't want Mac to know what they do on their off hours. Coop laughs and asks his buddy not to mention to Maxi that he's not working today. He says that he's planning a little surprise for her.
Maxi, Georgie and Coop are hanging out at Kelly's when flowers arrive for Maxi - from Coop. She asks how he was able to arrange for them so quickly and he says that he snuck out and ordered the flowers earlier. Maxi admits that while Georgie and Coop were gone, she got another text. Georgie comments that she found Coop outside with his cell phone - ordering flowers - at roughly the same time. Georgie wants to call Mac right away, but Coop says that there's no need to scare Maxi more than she already is.
Maxi and Coop are still at Kelly's. She tells him that she's been close to death before, but this time is different - she's not ready to die. She says that she wants to spend more time with people she cares about - like him. She says that she doesn't want to be alone tonight, and he asks her to stay with him.
Coop has just come into Kelly's and learned about Maxis' attack from Georgie. He tells her as much as he can about the cops' theories about Leticia and Emily's killer and says that sending texts is part of his pattern. Georgie gets a call to go down to the PCPD for the lineup and Coop asks if she thinks she can identify the guy.
At the PCPD, Mac checks in on Maxi and Detective Harper in the interrogation room. She wants to leave, but Mac wants her to stick around for a lineup. Just then, Coop accompanies Georgie into the PCPD and Maxi rushes into his arms. Lucky brings Johnny in and Mac rushes over and pins Johnny against the wall and tells him "Game over." Detective Harper pulls Mac off and reminds him that Johnny is only here for questioning. Lulu rushes in and tells Lucky that their dad is having his surgery tonight. Mac tells Lucky to go to the hospital.
Maxi and Georgie are sitting at the counter at Kelly's again and Georgie says that together maybe they can figure out who sent the text. She runs out to her car to get her phone. Maxi is nervous to be alone and tells Georgie to hurry back. As soon as she's alone, Maxi gets a text. Georgie runs into Coop outside and he has his cell in his hand.
Georgie has reported to work at Kelly's. Mike asks her why she didn't take the night off, and she says she didn't want to watch the forensics team tear her house apart. Coop comes in and Georgie asks where he has been? He says that he was running errands all day, why?
Maxi shows up at the PCPD and tells Coop that she's been called in for questioning. He tells her not to volunteer anything! Detective Harper comes up to her and she says that she was with Georgie the whole evening. Detective Harper says how odd it is because Cooper already said he was with her all evening. He takes Maxi into the interrogation room and asks her to tell him everything about that night. Maxi says who went where and when and it's clear that Detective Harper is more curious about where Cadet Barrett was. After Maxi repeats her story, he draws the conclusion that Coop had no alibi for the majority of the night.
Coop has shown up at Mac's house thinking that his boss wants an update about a case. Mac calls Maxi downstairs and addresses them both. He says that they have been seeing each other for months now and he's sorry they didn't feel they could tell him. After he leaves the room, Coop tells Maxi that he misses her and wants them to try again. Maxi gratefully hugs him. Spinelli returns with corn soup for the family table - something that Georgie had suggested earlier because it was on the original Thanksgiving table. Robin shows up alone and says that she and Patrick are both doing what they need to do today.
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Since there is no time like the present, I decided that there was no better time than CeBIT to sit for a portrait.
Hey, opportunity was knocking.
The portrait in question was drawn by a robot programmed by Martina Richter, a scientist with the Fraunhofer Institute of Optronics, System Technologies and Image Exploitation, based in Ettlingen, Germany, and several of her colleagues. The robot itself was a model anyone can buy; what made it special was that Richter programmed the robot to be a portrait artist.
As so many artists' subjects have done before be, I sat on a small wooden stool while Martina's robot studied my, uh, rugged visage. But this particular artiste has a photographic memory, so I only sat there for like a minute. Then the robot proceeded to spend the next 10-15 minutes drawing my portrait on a whiteboard. Once completed, the robot picked up the whiteboard, showed the finished work to the assembled CeBIT hordes, placed it back on the easel again, and then before I could call the Louvre, picked up an eraser, wiped out the drawing, and waiting for his (her?) next subject.
One fun fact: Richter says that she actually slowed down the robot's work so that it would seem more…deliberative. And here I was thinking the robot was simply having trouble figuring out how to draw my eyebrows.
Richter and her colleagues have displayed the project a number of times over the years; you can read more about it on their Web site.
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Sloping Roofs Planted with Succulents Top Each Bancroft Green Townhome in Philly
Posted By Yuka Yoneda On May 11, 2011 @ 9:05 am In Architecture,Green Roof,Innovation,Recycled Materials | 2 Comments
Bancroft Green was developed by the multi-talented Seibert brothers [4], G.C. and Scott, who are well-known on the Philly green home building scene. The sustainable-minded siblings scouted a series of vacant lots for the development, so the buildings serve as efficient urban infill [5] instead of taking up valuable land that could have been used for other purposes.
The verdant roof, which was designed and installed by Green Roof Works [6], acts as a barrier to UV rays, increasing the life of the roof, not to mention probably promoting the health and well-being of the residents who get to look at it everyday. Instead of lying flat, the sedum and succulent-planted plots are slanted towards each townhome, giving the illusion of a grassy green hill right outside the window. The plants also reduce heat-gain, keeping the homes cooler and capture storm-water runoff.
Inside the Bancroft, geothermal HVAC systems pump up energy-efficiency and push down owners' electricity bills, something the Seibert brothers pride themselves on greatly. The homes also boast heat recovery ventilators, dual-flush toilets and low-flow fixtures. And to take it a step even further, the bricks for the facades and stoops are all re-used and even the rubber rooftop and backyard pavers are recycled [7] from old tires, and were produced locally in Lancaster County.
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Coach Yvonne Sanchez Quotes
"First off congratulations to Jeremy Fishbein and men's soccer, that's awesome. That's awesome, going to the Final Four so this time it's going to be much different they're going to come back with a trophy. So I want to say congratulations to him that's incredible."
"Rivalry games are always stressful especially on coaches, especially me. You know, our kids did a decent job. We need to guard better but I'll tell you what … I mean they played well we had some good things going and I'm very proud of them. Very pleased today."
On defense
"We fouled too much. They got to the line 22 times. And we had 16 personal fouls so we just fouled too much. But it is 33% shooting, 21% from the 3 and that's a team that makes nine 3's a game. And they only had four today. And they shot 50% from the line and we regressed a little bit. You know coaches are never happy because coaches are pyscho, and I'll be the first one to admit that. I'll tell you what, I'm happy with our kids and we've got to dig in a little bit more but they did a nice job."
On Anteisha coming up big when UNM needed her
"Big time, big time. You know Teish will play that four spot, Sara will play that four spot. We've been putting them at the four in practice. They'll be able to play it pretty well once the years over because we can't afford to get our posts in foul trouble because we're thin already. And with Khadijah getting two quick ones, I think I put her in still in the first half and I told her if she fouled I was going to kill her. But I probably shouldn't say that out loud. But she went in there, we got a couple of steals, we got a couple of rebounds, and I was able to put Kiana in right for her so we gotta guard better. And our next opponent is not going to be real easy. I heard they're pretty good"
On Alexa and playing time, how much is team leaning on her?
"Well that's a great question. She's been actually earning minutes even last year. And freshman year she did a great job. She's been solid and solid and it's a kid I played a little bit last year even but you're right. She's earned minutes because what she's done on the practice floor. She's earned minutes because of being in our system. You know for a couple years now, she's a good basketball player. There's no question and we don't have one status or another. Alexa has done a great job she holds her own in there, she's getting more comfortable as she plays. And I think she's going to be pretty good by the time the season ends."
On her limping
"The only thing I can guess, is on one of our fast breaks she had a wide open lay up and kind just jump stopped and didn't bend her knees but I think she's okay. God knows I don't need any more injuries."
Khadijah Shumpert
On her performances in the second half on games this season….
"I think it has to do with the team talks and coach Sanchez's speech that she gives us at the half. That's something that I want to change though, have consistency through the whole game and not just one half."
On the meaning of rivalry games…
"It's always important to win a rivalry game, especially this one since New Mexico State is in the same state as us. It's important to come out and walk away with a win."
On the defensive effort…."What we practiced for the last week was force them left and force them to take a bad shot that they don't want to take. We have to step up the defense if we want the offense to work."
On forcing the NMSU players left during the game….
"We watched film on them and we noticed that they were all strong to the right and finished well with the right so we wanted to make them uncomfortable and force the bad shot from the left."
Antiesha Brown
On the Aggie team this year…
"They're definitely young, but they're not the same time that we saw last year. It's not necessarily and grudge match when eight of the nine players are new, but we tried to take advantage of that youth and expose and rattle them. All in all they're a great team and I have respect for them but I'm glad we got the job done."
On the overall team performance....
"I thought it was pretty solid. There is definitely a lot to work on and we can get better on defense. We had a good offensive game tonight, we're definitely going in the right direction though. We have a tough schedule coming up in December, but it's nice to steer the boat in the right direction."


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Fast-traveling to the Unassuming Docks of Little Importance, we find our heroes embarking on their first role-playing adventure while a certain "Hyperion informant" is roughed up downstairs. After a brief interlude, the stage is set (by Bunker Master Tina of course) at Flamerock Refuse – a "nice place until the Handsome Sorcerer messed it up." The rainbow etched across the sky in this land of make-believe you're suddenly transported to doesn't exactly reflect an air of desolation, so Tina rectifies her mistake by instantly changing the scenery to something more eerie and hopeless, music included.
It's immediately obvious this scenario is a meta look at playing dungeon master and the way a D&D narrative can be altered so hastily. From then on, you're exploring the entire imaginary landscape on Tina's terms, which results in some giggle-worthy location names and terrain altering, as well as a bundle of surprises.%Gallery-189391% Enemies like "skellymens" (skeleton archers), deadly treants named Stumpy, and "Mr. Boney Pants Guy" are spawned to greet your Vault Hunter as the journey wears on, as it's clear Tina's storytelling is in dire need of improvement. Each area is tailored to exude a classic western-RPG feel, with high fantasy-styled naming conventions. You'll explore the Forest of Tranquility, until Brick declares it's too boring for his tastes, at which point it then becomes the Forest of Being Eaten Alive by Trees. Brick's outburst and Tina's subsequent editing is hilarious, and it's a blast to watch familiar BL2 personalities interact with each other while in-character.
Everything's had its own high fantasy makeover, with the vending machines themselves sporting attractive stained glass accents. There are also new class mods that reinforce the central theme, such as "Chaotic Neutral Sorceress" or "Lawful Good Ranger." Plenty of loot, places to spend hard-earned eridium, and new slot machines with even better weapons and equipment lie in wait. Even treasure chests get in on the old-school adventure action, rolling (you guessed it) a D20 to determine the quality of loot you come away with. Spend a bit of eridium, and you can roll two D20s to up the ante.
Despite these augments, mission objectives aren't exactly novel: Find and collect X, defeat X, go to X. They're all culled from the outline of a generic fantasy adventure. The allure stems from the world's ever-changing environments, ambiance, and population. It's completely different from anything you've seen on Pandora, deftly incorporating elements that adhere to classic Borderlands convention while randomizing encounters and even the land around you at a moment's notice. It brings to mind finicky DMs from real-world tabletop encounters, or even the artist who's constantly dissatisfied with his work; mind ever-changing and ideas ever-flowing.
Unique to your quest is a grand boss battle that will take every bit of your manpower: not one, but a group of dragons. It's a grueling but exhilarating encounter, one probably best with a group of friends at your disposal. I had to go it alone, and assistance was sorely missed.
If that's not enough to wet your whistle, consider this: despite the fact there are no additional characters this time around, there's an expansive selection of enemies and campaign-specific weapons. They're not simply re-skinned skags and the like – they're orcs, golems, gnomes, and knights out for blood. You'll gun them down with magical spells and armaments that shoot swords or even exude drunkenness (say hello to The Grognozzle and Swordsplosion).
As the culmination of what's undoubtedly been a wild ride as far as the Borderlands 2 downloadable content packs are concerned, Tiny Tina's adventure ends with a bang. There's even a link to what could eventually blossom into something bigger at the end of the line, but that's not for me to spoil here. Just know that the grind is certainly worth it, especially if you've been on board from the very beginning.
From the Pixie who adds special buffs as long as she's not provoked to the snarky commentary from the Vault Hunters and malevolent wizards, Assault on Dragon Keep is a playful nod to tired fantasy tropes permeating the world of RPGs, simultaneously playing to them and turning them on their head. It's a surrealistic trip through the imagination of a manic little girl who can't quite grasp the fact that for some of her friends, there's no coming back.
This review is based on a Steam download of "Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep", provided by 2K Games.
Brittany Vincent is a freelance entertainment writer who wields a BFG made of killer ambition. Find her work at a multitude of digital and print publications like GameSpot, Complex, Maximum PC, Japanator, and more. You can follow her on Twitter at@MolotovCupcake. Hope you like Chiller.
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More like our story. It has become the story of 100's swelling to include 1000's who have come together in downtown Oakland. I speaking about the families, elders, youth, workers, teachers, nurses…everyone that I could imagine that lives in Oakland and from our surrounding cities who have come to speak, witness and participate in what has been called the most significant social movement seen in years.
No. This is not just a band of disenchanted students camping out in a public park. It's so much more and I believe that we must either participate or at minimum take note.
The challenge is describing what Occupy is, because frankly, Occupy on a national scale is the people who are there. One can't really know the people unless you are there with us.
But I can try.
It has been a week since Occupy Oakland hit the international news. The morning the first tent city was dismantled the Occupy Oakland movement was seen by many as not being much. It was viewed cautiously as a movement with no leader, no agenda and by some on the outside, with no point.
I had been watching and listening to the community beat. I felt that there was much more here than folks were realizing. The next day at 4pm I joined 100's of others at the steps of the Oakland Public Library. The People's Mic was on.
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Professor Eugene Taylor named fellow to two APA divisions11/03/2011
Eugene Taylor, Professor in the College of Psychology and Humanistic Studies at Saybrook University, has been elected a Fellow in Division 24, the Society for Theoretical and Philosophical Psychology, and Division 32, the Society for Humanistic Psychology in the American Psychological Association.
Professor Taylor is already a Fellow in Division 1, The Society for General Psychology, and Division 26, The Society of the History of Psychology.
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I thought I had the same problem the first time I encountered the new advertisements before games, but it turns out that they don't run properly according to the countdown timer with it in the first place... if you simply wait the game will eventually load. However the amount of time it takes for the game to load depends on your computer and browser as it seems.If they don't load at all, even after you refreshed the page, please notify in this thread and we can have a look at it, ok? =)
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HUNTSVILLE -If there is one word to perfectly describe Deane Murdy that would be community.
For most of his life, Murdy was a dedicated volunteer, whether it was around the board table of many organizations he served, or on the ball diamonds or hockey arenas where those young and old would play.
Murdy died on April 17 after a long fight with Alzheimer's. He was 82.
Deane Ivan Murdy was born on Oct. 25, 1931 to William and Elsie Murdy of Fern Glen, near Emsdale. The second youngest of 11 children, he graduated from the University of Toronto in 1957 and became a dentist.
He always remembered what the school meant to his career, and showed his appreciation by serving as a member of the university's board of governors throughout the 1980s.
Murdy's daughter Dana said her dad never forgot his patients were people struggling to make ends meet, and would often accept other items when cash was not always available.
"When my dad first graduated from university, a lot of people didn't have money to pay him. I remember he sometimes got paid in eggs and chickens for dental work. He was just a people person and he would take whatever they could pay."
While it was his dedication to his patients that made his known throughout the region, it was Murdy's devotion to giving back to others that made him an icon in the north Muskoka community.
The variety of contributions he made to area clubs and organizations ran the gamut, whether it was as a member of the Oxtongue and Bear Creek Hunt Camps, the Emsdale Masonic Lodge – serving for a time as district deputy grand master –the Muskoka Shrine Club, the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, the Lions Club or serving as the Grand Patron of Ontario for the Order of the Eastern Star.
John Davis, who worked with Murdy for the region's Federal Progressive Conservative association and as members of the Masonic Lodge, said he was a man who people respected for his views.
"He was very much a traditionalist. He believed in hard work, a very civic-minded type of individual. He always took a leadership role and part of being a Mason is mentoring other new Masons. He wasn't always looking for the limelight but a lot of people always went to him and sought his guidance and opinion," he said.
In addition to the his community service work, Murdy chaired the Fairvern Nursing Home's fundraising board, the Huntsville Hospital Board, the Huntsville Centennial Centre fundraising committee and was a member of the Hospice Huntsville committee.
"He was an amazing man," said Dana. " Family was always first, but community was a close second. If something needed to be done, my dad did it. He just wanted to make a difference in the community and in the lives of the people in the community."
Hugh Mackenzie knew Murdy for more than 40 years. The former Huntsville mayor said the long-time volunteer was a man worked hard for Huntsville, but also didn't mince words when asked for his opinion.
"He was a good guy, a very principled guy," Mackenzie said. "You always knew where you stood with Deane. He said the way he thought. If you wanted to know exactly what he thought, you got it."
Dana agreed with that assessment. "You always got it straight up. You pretty much knew where my father stood."
Recreation was another avenue of enjoyment and community contribution for Murdy. He coached minor baseball, and spent many Sundays brook fishing with his sons Deane and Jason.
Although he never played hockey, Murdy was a big part of the vaunted Huntsville Oldtimers hockey club as its treasurer, trainer and manager for many years. His efforts in helping the club and the sport earned him a spot in the International Oldtimers Hockey Hall of Fame, along with Oldtimers' manager Charlie Murr.
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UTSA opened spring practice today on an unseasonably blustery day at Farris Stadium. Not surprisingly, the session was about as sloppy as you'd expect after nearly five months off. A good chunk of this spring's workouts will be open to the media, so there will be ample opportunity to observe competitions as they evolve. After […] [Read More]
Chris Johnson no longer with FB team
Sophomore running back Chris Johnson is no longer with the football team, head coach Larry Coker said Saturday. "There was some potential there, but it just wasn't going to happen," Coker said. Coker did not cite a reason for Johnson's dismissal. Johnson had been suspended for the final two games of UTSA's inaugural season for an unspecified […] [Read More]
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Had a few more interesting conversations with People Who Know over the past couple of days that brings UTSA's future affiliation into a little bit more focus. Or muddies things even further, depending on how you look at it. The Sun Belt Conference, under new commissioner Karl Benson, continues to be a much stronger possibility […] [Read More]
Promising future for UTSA hoops
The disappointment of last week's first-round flame out at the Southland Conference tournament was only just setting in when UTSA coach Brooks Thompson was already looking forward to the 2012-13 season. Despite moving up to a more competitive league, the return of 10 players, including five of the top six scorers and valuable role player […] [Read More]
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Recap: McNeese State 78, UTSA 74 (OT)
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Where has that been over the past five weeks? OK, so UTSA's 97-88 victory over UT Arlington at the Convocation Center wasn't perfect. But even after squandering most of what should have been an insurmountable 18-point lead with 4:33 remaining, the Roadrunners appeared to finally shake off the rust that plagued them for most of […] [Read More]
Podcast with Kevin Brown
Sorry for the extreme lateness — to quote Carl Spackler, I was unavoidably detained — but I had a chance to speak with newly christened UTSA offensive coordinator Kevin Brown for about 15 minutes before last Saturday's home basketball game. I had very, very few dealings with Brown last year in his rather anonymous duties […] [Read More]
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