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by Melissa Permission to LiveMy sister was the one who introduced me to No Longer Quivering. She didn't actually mean to, she told me she was reading a website called Quivering Daughters, and when I googled it I found No Longer Quivering instead. I wanted to make sure that this was a good thing for a Christian to read, and so I looked around for what the conservative Christian community was saying about the website, and read that the founder of the site was a raving atheist and a lesbian. Of course neither claim was true, I believe at that point Vyckie Garrison was only questioning her faith, and even though she now considers herself an atheist, I have never experienced to her to b … [Read more...]
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Raised Quiverfull: Questioning, Q. 2
by Libby AnneRaised Quiverfull Introduction — Questioning SummaryPlease be sure to click the above links to see an introduction to and explanation of this project, which involves a panel of nine young adults who were raised in Quiverfull families and have since questioned and left that ideology answering questions about their experiences. What first made you question the beliefs you were raised with? Was this initial questioning a frightening or liberating experience?Joe:I can't put a finger on one experience that made me question my beliefs. When I mention my beliefs, I must say that I have rejected everything from quiverful and fundamentalist C … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 9: Starting a New Life
by Permission to LiveThis post is the final post in a series. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It's the spring of 2012 now, and we've moved to a new home in a new city and are making new friends and starting over. We've officially left the ministry and are making new career plans. My spouse has begun transition and she has been able to go by her new name and female pronouns publicly now after using them at home for months. Only now there is no second guessing over what she can wear when we go out. There is no tripping over which name to use. It's only been a few months, but she has said "I'm so happy!" with enough frequency that it has actually gotten downright … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 8: Coming Out, Bit by Bit
by Permission to Live This post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It was getting harder and harder for my spouse to put on a masculine facade when we went out. At home, after all, he was able to just be himself. It was also starting to feel awkward referring to him as a "he." The pronouns just didn't fit anymore. Other people started to notice too. When we went down to visit family over the summer we had several different family members ask if my spouse was gay. Apparently being a feminine male-presenting person attracts attention.The summer of 2011 was significant in another way too. I had arranged to meet up with a friend … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 7: Charting a New Course
by Permission to LiveThis post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It had been a year since my spouse had come out to me. It felt like it had been much longer. So much had changed and yet nothing had changed. We still hadn't decided how Christianity tied in with our changing reality: I was leaning further and further away from the idea of God but my spouse still believed. We felt like there were no real answers anymore. Life was not as black and white as people wanted it to be. My spouse was talking more and more about transitioning and I felt like there was no one-size-fits-all in gender identity. Maybe my spouse would become c … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 6: Talk of Transition
This post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.Even though we had hoped that it would be enough for my spouse to simply be more authentic to his feminine self, it seemed that the idea of transition was coming up more and more. My spouse talked about how frustrating it was to have this battle raging in his head every single day, his brain telling him again and again that he was really a woman. He told me how the idea of becoming an old man terrified him. It was bad enough being trapped in the body of a young man, but to be old and helpless and cared for by people who would treat him as a guy was dreadful to him. Sometimes he cried, all … [Read more...]
Unwrapping the Onion: Part 5: The Beauty of Acceptance
by Permission to LiveThis post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.It was the end of 2010. I was starting to question the existence of God while my spouse was as Christian as ever. Sometimes I did not understand how he could keep believing in a God who had made him this way and then said that he couldn't do anything about it. I couldn't understand how it was god-honoring for a person to live their life "the way god wanted them too" while being miserable and secretly hoping that they would get into an accident somehow that would force the removal of the hormone producing organs that caused them so much mental anguish. The thought r … [Read more...]
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by Permission to LiveThis post is part of a series of nine posts. Please click here to start with the series Introduction.I had always been under the impression that LGBTQ people were a new phenomenon. That the population of gay and transgender people had really taken off during the modern age those "godless" sixties. And that before it had become "cool" to be gay, virtually no one was. But that wasn't making sense anymore. Even today, being queer continues to unleash considerable bias and discrimination. Kids are still routinely getting kicked out of their homes for admitting they are gay or trans. I couldn't see any benefit to coming out as LGBTQ unless that really was who that pers … [Read more...]


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Great day today. Got to 9 cleans in the 20min with a 120lb sandbag/limited equipement today. Finished the MetCon after the time to get it all in. Have to complete the back squat at home later today. Weight will be at 225lb
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Jazz Performer -- A Cool Christmas
Piano - Early Advanced
Standards for Advanced Solo Piano. Arranged by Steve Calderone. Book; Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental. Jazz Performer Series. Christmas; Holiday Pops; Jazz; Recital; Sacred; Secular; Winter. 52 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.43028).
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Friday, August 29, 2008
Momma's Got Aprons
8 comments:
- Jay H. said...
Those are terrific! Is that top one what my undies are going to be made of? I can't wait, hee!
- August 28, 2008 at 5:45 PM
- Ann(ie) said...
HONEY!!! Those are adorable!!!! I want one of the green ones for my mama. I don't cook so I'm not sure where I'd wear it, but yay!!! She'll dig it. 8)
- August 28, 2008 at 8:29 PM
- dailypiglet said...
that is awesome! go YOU!
- August 28, 2008 at 9:01 PM
- Alyssa@Keepingthekingdomfirst said...
You can send me an apron anytime! I would be happy to vlog it, and teach you how to go CVSing!
- August 29, 2008 at 10:03 AM
- Crazy Sister said...
That first one IS hot. Who knew aprons could be so fine? I've never seen the point of wearing one myself - I'm always a mess anyway - but they make me want to convert.
- August 30, 2008 at 4:11 AM
- followthatdog said...
I got one and I love it. My son tells me how pretty my "dinner thing" is every time I wear it. Even the nanny commented on how cool it is. I highly recommend them. I'm thinking we might be giving these out for Christmas this year.
- August 30, 2008 at 10:31 AM
- Buffi said...
I LOVE my apron! And, as soon as I get my shit together, I'll post about it with pictures. Probably won't be able to swing a TV commercial though. I'm nowhere NEAR as cool as Jessica!
Love you!
- August 30, 2008 at 8:09 PM
- carrie said...
Wow! Good for you . . . I'm definitely going to check those out and I am super impressed w/your entreprenurial skillzzzz . . . and the video was so fun, I saw it over at Mamikaze's place!
- August 31, 2008 at 11:26 AM


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Probably because your IOS got updated. It would have nothing to do with the SM.....
Well, this is interesting. Against all I've read, and all the proof that has been shared, I went ahead and updated my SM to 4.2 and what do ya know. SMG2 worked. Thinking I was dreaming (rather, slightly drunk), I reverted back to SM 4.1 and the game did not work. Nothing else was changed what-so-ever.
Keep in mind, I just updated my softmod (via MauiFrog) which threw-back my original 4.3u SM to 4.1, hence when the problems arose. Now, off to that Wii sports black screen stuff!
Thank me if I helped.
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Probably because your IOS got updated. It would have nothing to do with the SM.....
That seems strange to me because others have posted they are on 4.1 and can play the game. Well, for whatever reason, it works and my kids are happy, that's what is important.
Thank me if I helped.
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For those curious, and who asked, here's an updated SysCheck:
SpoilersysCheck v2.1.0b14 by Double_A and R2-D2199
...runs on IOS58 (rev 6176).
Region: NTSC-U
System Menu 4.2U (v481)
Priilaoder installed
The drive doesn't support DVDs
Homebrew Channel 1.0.8 running on IOS58
Hollywood v0x21
Console ID: 140840337
Boot2 v4
Found 110 titles.
Found 52 IOS on this console. 6 of them are stub.
IOS3 (rev 65280): Stub
IOS4 (rev 65280): Stub
IOS9 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS10 (rev 768): Stub
IOS11 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS12 (rev 526): No Patches
IOS13 (rev 1032): No Patches
IOS14 (rev 1032): No Patches
IOS15 (rev 523): No Patches
IOS16 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, Flash Access, NAND Access
IOS17 (rev 1032): No Patches
IOS20 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS21 (rev 1039): No Patches
IOS22 (rev 1294): No Patches
IOS28 (rev 1807): No Patches
IOS30 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS31 (rev 3608): No Patches
IOS33 (rev 3608): No Patches
IOS34 (rev 3608): No Patches
IOS35 (rev 3608): No Patches
IOS36 (rev 3351): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Access
IOS37 (rev 5663): No Patches
IOS38 (rev 4124): No Patches
IOS40 (rev 3072): Stub
IOS41 (rev 3607): No Patches
IOS43 (rev 3607): No Patches
IOS45 (rev 3607): No Patches
IOS46 (rev 3607): No Patches
IOS48 (rev 4124): No Patches
IOS50 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS51 (rev 4864): Stub
IOS52 (rev 5888): Stub
IOS53 (rev 5663): No Patches
IOS55 (rev 5663): No Patches
IOS56 (rev 5405): Trucha Bug, NAND Access
IOS57 (rev 5919): No Patches
IOS58 (rev 6176): USB 2.0
IOS60 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS61 (rev 5662): No Patches
IOS70 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS80 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS90 (rev 54321): Trucha Bug
IOS202[60] (rev 65535, Info: hermes-v5.1): Trucha Bug, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS222[38] (rev 65535, Info: hermes-v4.0): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS223[38] (rev 65535, Info: hermes-v4.0): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS224[57] (rev 65535, Info: hermes-v5.1): Trucha Bug, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS236 (rev 65535): Trucha Bug, ES Identify, NAND Access
IOS247[37] (rev 21006, Info: d2x-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS248[56] (rev 21006, Info: d2x-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS249[56] (rev 21006, Info: d2x-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS250[57] (rev 21006, Info: d2x-v6): Trucha Bug, NAND Access, USB 2.0
IOS254 (rev 65281): BootMii
BC v6
MIOS v65535
Report generated on 2011/11/29.
Also, incase it made a difference, I changed all my games from .iso's to .wbfs's. I'll post whatever I can should anyone ask.
Thank me if I helped.
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Hmmm another Mauifrog syscheck.... Saying that why have you got dupe cIOS in 248 and 249?
Last edited by narse1979; 11-29-2011 at 11:19 PM.
It wouldn't be the SysCheck App itself would it? The duplicate is in that one as well (few posts above), and following the link in that same post, a SysCheck was uploaded the same day (diff ver) and is near identical minus the cIOS details for 248 & 249.
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I need help with Super Mario Galaxy 2. I'm on 4.2E and softmodded using the mauifrog softmod guide and i'm having issues with this one game. Problem being that the Wii remote doesn't work! You can move the pointer around but to start the game you need to press A+B which the buttons don't work! Anyone got any ideas?
Did I come off like a jerk?? Read more hereShift_Lock On Forum Issues - Vol. 1
First I would like to state that this is one persons point of view. It does not reflect this site (wiihacks.com) or any other staff/mod/or admin here. It is solely mine. Now even though a few may have similar points of view this should be taken as one persons opinion. Also. This DOES NOT reflect all users and noobs here.. Just a select few personality types that pop in time to time. Lets get started!
Outlook On Forum RulesNow I realize many of you did not even read the rules and just agreed to them.. Kind of like signing a legal contract without reading the clause that states you just sold your life away It happens... When it does, YOU are still responsible and held liable for your actions. No matter how much you think its BS... Its still on you. I for one am among those who did just that when I signed up here... (Shame on me I know) I to did not read them immediately (however I did speed through it to get a general idea)... I was quickly referred to them a few times do to not being thorough enough with speed reading...
Why we have rules on this siteThe rules here at wiihacks are here for a few key reasons. Im only going to hit a few.
Conduct - We know its the net, and there are a lot of internet gangsters/bullys/and plain jack asss... We dont like that here. The ways users conduct themselves reflect the site... We want user to enjoy coming here but respect in general is needed. Flaming and such results in infractions/bans so dont do it.
Piracy This is a big one here, and no one seems to understand... First of all IT IS AGAINST THE RULES OF THE SITE! Which every last one of you members had to agree to follow prior to being a member here. Copyright laws vary from place to place so they are different for others. But we have to follow our copy rights here to protect our site. We DO NOT support piracy and will not assist in it. We dont want to lose our wonderful site that you as a user come to, to find help. Big brother (the government) and big N (Nintendo) may be watching along with a vast amount of other private sectors looking to stop the pirating of copy righted material. Shutting down sites that support it are somewhere at the top of the list to reduce this.
Personally, I dont care what you do... I dont care what your online habits are or how much porn/software/media you download every day. Its your computer and your life. YOU are responsible for anything that may occur from that. Users who lack a way with words to express themselves in what they are trying to do may get wrongly accused of being a pirate and these things occur: warnings/infractions/bans/threads closed/YouTube videos of dancing pirates/ and many many possible pictures pointing you out.
We as staff here are obligated to abide by and enforce forum rules. Whether we believe their valid or not. They are in place to protect the site and members of our community. I wont allow a poor decision result in losing this site.
Cheating Play Fair... I support it... Nothing I hate more than losing to a cheater... If I lose I want it to be because the other person was actually better. Cheating takes the fun out of the game... Why make it easier? Do you suck that bad at it? Dont like the challenge? GET A DIFFERENT GAME! We dont support cheats here. Users will not be given help on how to become invincible or walk through walls... you want god mode? Unlimited ammo? Go Google it somewhere else. Dont ask about it here.
There are a lot of users/members that say this is wiihacks wtf? or "thats the point in hacking a Wii... No it is not .. We assist users in backing up their legally purchased games so they dont get ruined in the future (we know how kids are)... Before backups I had bought 3 Mario karts! Ridiculous Anyways, it also allows us to fully enjoy the console and the convenience that some mods add to the system. We make it custom and set it up the way we like it. Kind of like your pc. A lot of users buy the Wii just so they can do that! I will ban anyone who tries to argue that point... Dont be ignorant...
So you Think Youre a HackerWarning: Spoiler below is a rant.
"Shift_Lock's Rant about the tough guys"Really guy? We are Modders at best... most users arent even that. A hacker would shut down this site with a single code line Not sit here claiming hes one arguing about rules and why he needed help... Im not saying we dont have members that are real hackers but face it... You arent one of them... Coders and developers are fantastic people that make all this possible. And some of those guys truly are considered hackers at some level. Now, could they hack the pentagon? Probably not, but maybe. Who knows... lol
The point of this is for those of you that come on here thinkin youre hot [nice word]... If you were a hacker you wouldnt need our help and wouldnt need to hide behind a proxy or redirect to post your nonsense Get over yourself and just follow our guides. If you cant hack a Wii, what can you do? Can you hit the logout button? Try It! How about facing your fail and going back to the guides to read some more Leave the hacking to the REAL hackers out there. /end rant
Need Help?Thats why youre here right? To get help Modding your Wii. Some users can just navigate the site and never need to post a thing because they can search, read and are on some level tech savvy. Other users need assistance. Thats why we are here... To support and assist those who need the help to mod or to help find solutions to their problems. We like to help but... We dont always like to spoon feed arrogant people who demand help or cant use the search function... If our search is too hard to use there is Google, and if you cant use Google then you SHOULD NOT mod your Wii...
We see the same issues every day, same posts, same questions, same answers . SEARCH FIRST!!! Read a little Geez people! Too lazy to search for a solution, but can type a wall of text that takes 15 mins to read? Cmon man step up your game... My spoon hand is getting tired, gonna have to just start [nice word] slapping people with it
Dont be lazy... Help us, help you... If youre really stuck then we take no issue helping as long as its within the lines of the rules... The grey area is kind of tough... The staff is here on OUR own time and do not get ANYTHING for being here helping you... We are not paid and dont see any part of the donations... The donations go strictly to site development. Can you fathom how much it costs to run a site of this level and host the files that we do? Everything costs money... Just not the staff here so remember that the next time you are impatient or lazy... We arent getting paid... We are helping because we want to... So keep your cool and dont lose your head... Dont give us reasons to NOT help you. If you do, well... Then we wont...
"Mutli Threads, Double Posts and bumping"Ok.. So It might not bother you but it bugs the crap outta me! It clutters the forum and makes you come off as impatient and ungrateful.
Mutli threads - Do you really need more then one?? Mods and staff see EVERY POST MADE! You only need one thread for your issue.. Dont create more then that..
Double posts - You have an "EDIT" button... it will be right under your post to the right.. it will say "EDIT".. say it with me now.. "Eh-d-it" ...... Use IT!!!
Bumping - If no one has got to you yet there IS a slim chance it was missed.. probably not.. As we answer what we know. so if we dont know, We will leave it for someone else or atleast contact another Staff member for assistance. So WAIT and be PATIENT!You can bumpAFTER 24hrs! and that it!!! I will infract/ban/scold/kick your dog/delete any users who abuse this after warnings....
More to come (without a doubt) so stay tuned for the next edition! Peace Im out!
I have had a strangely persistent issue with SMG2 as well as others. This game (as well as other games operating in a complete 3D environment) show extreme glitches with the 3D modeling. The screens and pretty much anything in the background flickers consistently. Game play is still possibly but i just seems that absolutely no one else in the world of Wii modding is having this issue. I am running a softmodded 4.3u Wii w/ latest Wiiflow and latest USB GFX Loader. Any ideas on why this is? Any help is greatly appreciated!


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Major: English
Minor: Creative Writing
Extracurricular Involvement:
Off-Campus Experiences: Advanced Studies in England, Bath - Winter 2011
Why did you apply for the Johnson Opportunity Grant? Following an impromptu visit out to L.A. during Spring Break 2010 in which I was given a small glimpse of the entertainment industry, I had this incurable itch to get back out there for a summer and try it full-on. However, knowing that it was virtually impossible to find an internship that was paid, I knew that I would need some financial assistance. That's where the Johnson Opportunity Grant came in.
How does your work under the grant apply to your studies at W&L? With a schedule this year featuring courses such as "English 308 - Advanced Creative Writing: Fiction" and a capstone in "Strategies in Fiction," I have to imagine some of the scripts I read this summer--both good and bad--will have helped me in developing my own creative voice.
What has been the most unexpected aspect of your grant experience so far? The willingness of others to help. I had this idea prior to going out west that Hollywood was this exclusive place, reluctant to let outsiders in but quick to point you in the direction home. What I found instead was that those who work in the entertainment industry, from W&L alums to strangers I emailed out of the blue, were more than willing to sit down with me and offer advice, share their stories, or be of service in the future. It was these meetings which functioned as a turning point in my summer, ultimately leading to my wanting to come back out there next year.
Post-Graduation Plans: It should really be "Post-Summer Plans." There is so much to do right now, let alone after graduation: a one-act play to be finished, specs to be written, other creative pursuits to get off the ground with fellow W&L students. When the time does come to return to L.A. next year, I hope to do what most people do by starting out as an office PA on a television show, moving up to a writer's assistant and then, with time and just enough luck, getting into the coveted writers' room.Favorite Campus/Lexington Landmark: The Colonnade is a given. Other than that, Jacob's Ladder Road. It's this horseshoe-shaped road off of Route 11 in the southern part of town which, in my opinion, epitomizes all that is beautiful about bucolic Lexington: at a certain point near the top, when pavement has given way to gravel, you come to a bend in the road where you're surrounded by an abandoned barn and grazing cattle, looking out onto rolling green hills dotted with hay bales and House Mountain in the distance. It's everything I love about this rural Virginian town, and it's everything I'm going to miss about it once I have to leave.
A "Day in the Life" of a Hollywood intern? Quite simple, really.
"Oddo!" the big time exec barks from his office, complete with an Oscar here, an Emmy there, an orange Nickelodeon blimp hidden somewhere.
"Sir?" I answer, gliding into the frame of his doorway as if on cue. I slide on into his office, looking for somewhere to sit. So much modern furniture to choose from; the glass couch looks comfortable.
"Oddo, we read your script," he states bluntly, his back turned to me now as he stares out the window of his high rise at the traffic on Sunset below.
"And?" I ask, removing my tortoiseshell Wayfarers (the real kind, not the knock-offs) with a refined sense of cool.
"And..." He pauses, taking a sip of an organic lemongrass smoothie. "We love it."
I smirk in that George Clooney/Dick Cheney kind of way. "I thought you'd say that."
"The plot was genius, the dialogue smooth, and the characters: profound. I just have one question for you, though."
I look up, mid-yawn. My hair is disheveled, my attire informal at best. It's obvious I haven't showered in days. Any more apathetic and you might think this is all just an act to appear apathetic.
"Your protagonist," he continues, turning back around now.
"Yes. Why doesn't he...receive the inheritance in the end?"
I grunt, standing up to leave. "Who cares?" I respond, and with that I skate on out of his office, slideglideskating my way back to my desk.
* * * * *
I don't know whose "Day in the Life" this would've been, but it certainly wasn't mine. This is the romantic view of Hollywood, the one engendered by the...well, movies. In reality, to be an intern in L.A. is not to schmooze with the big time execs, or to have your scripts read, or to rub elbows with the rich and famous. On the contrary, spending two and a half months immersing myself in the "Entertainment Capital of the World" was a far more sobering experience, one in which I learned the realities of what it takes to work in television or film for a living--and in knock-off Wayfarers, no less.
My summer can be broken down into three parts. The first of these was my internship with Red Hour Films, the production company of Ben Stiller, notable for producing such films as Zoolander, Tropic Thunder, and the recently released 30 Minutes or Less. Three days a week I would make the drive from my apartment in Westwood to the office in West Hollywood, working from 9 AM to 7 PM. My primary tasks at Red Hour would include phone coverage, DVD burning, script binding, general office upkeep, and a variety of other tasks. While it may seem mundane on the surface, I was, unbeknownst to me at the time, receiving the best Hollywood education an intern could get: throughout my time at Red Hour I got to see how a production company operates on a daily basis, had free reign to read and subsequently do coverage on any script I'd like, and I learned my way around the sprawled-out grid that is Los Angeles (Melrose Ave. is different than Melrose Place, and if you need to get over to the Valley, I'd take Laurel Canyon through the mountains; if you can help it, avoid the 405 like the plague).
The second, and without question most influential part of my summer, covers the many meetings I had with the people who do it best: the writers. There was the comedy writing team of Tom Gammill and Max Pross, former writers at "Seinfeld" and "SNL," Todd Levin, a current writer at "Conan," and Washington and Lee's very own Mike Henry '88 (pictured above), voice of Cleveland on "Family Guy" and producer of Fox's "The Cleveland Show." In a deli in Studio City, Mr. Gammill and Mr. Pross said that whatever you write, make sure it's made public and not kept in some diary. Over a drink in West Hollywood, Todd Levin urged me never to become married to one idea or piece of work, as rejection is constantly faced. In the relaxed atmosphere of his Wilshire Boulevard office, Mike Henry, in more words or less, said to be ready for a couple years of subservience before finally getting to where you want to be. And while the additional meetings with Michael Lasker, manager at Mosaic Entertainment, Rich Appel, former "Simpsons" writer and producer at "The Cleveland Show," and Tom Ropelewski, filmmaker and documentarian, each offered their own unique flair ("Check out this one-act play", "Read 'Army Man' by George Meyer," "Write with a specific actor in mind"), the basic message was this: if you want to be a writer, you need to write. Simple enough, however that's nothing to say about the real lesson here, which is that networking in Hollywood is key. Thanks to the Johnson Opportunity Grant, I was afforded the opportunity to do that.
The third and final part of my summer encompasses everything else: the countless nights spent at the Upright Citizen's Brigade Theatre watching today's sharpest improv acts (many of whom currently write for shows such as "The Office" and "Parks and Recreation"), taking my own improv classes, sitting in on a table read at "The Cleveland Show," going to writer's panels, and helping out as a PA on the set of a pilot shoot. Going to the beach also crossed my mind, but that would've been downright excessive.
In wrapping this up, I will say this to you, non-traditional and slightly trepidatious W&L student: As cities go, L.A. has never been as sought out by our graduates as say, New York or D.C., but if you hold dreams of someday working in entertainment, then do as Mike Henry would advise and "take the leap." By the sheer fact of being enrolled in this university you are smart, well-rounded, and capable of having an engaging conversation with someone. This puts you at a great advantage, and as the alumni presence continues to grow out there, so too will the opportunities that come with them.


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Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP)
Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting introduced: 1918
Number of Girl Guides/Girl Scouts: 692629 (31/12/2012)
Status: Full Member
Admits boys: No
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Asia Pacific
Contact us
901 Padre Faura Street
Telephone: 00 6325238331
Fax: 00 6325245144
Email: email@example.com
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Ang Pangako ng Girl Scout
Sa aking karangalan, gagampanan ko ang aking tungkulin sa Diyos at sa aking bansa; tutulong ako sa aking kapwa sa lahat ng pagkakataon at isasabuhay ko ang batas ng Girl Scout.
Girl Scout Promise
On my honour,
I will do my duty:
To God and my country,
To help other people at all times, and
To live by the Girl Scout Law.
The Senior Girl Scout Pledge
My special responsibility as a Senior Girl Scout is to render service by taking the Promise out into a wider world.
Pangako ng Star Scout
Ipinangangako ko na sisikapin kong:
Ibigin ang Diyos at ang aking bansa.
Tumulong sa ibang tao araw-araw,
Lalung-lalo na sa mga kasama sa bahay.
Star Scout Promise
I promise to do my best:
To help God and my country,
To help other people every day,
especially those at home.
Pangako ng Twinkler
Mahal ko ang Diyos, ang aking bayan at lahat ng tao sa aking paligid.
The Twinkler Promise
I love God, my country and people around me.
Ang Batas ng Girl Scout
1 Ang Girl Scout ay mapagkakatiwalaan.
2 Ang Girl Scout ay matapat.
3 Ang Girl Scout ay matulungin.
4 Ang Girl Scout ay kaibigan ng lahat at kapatid ng bawat Girl Scout.
5 Ang Girl Scout ay mapitagan.
6 Ang Girl Scout ay magalang sa lahat ng may buhay.
7 Ang Girl Scout ay disiplinado.
8 Ang Girl Scout ay may sariling paninindigan.
9 Ang Girl Scout ay matipid.
10 Ang Girl Scout ay malinis sa isip, sa salita at sa gawa.
Girl Scout Law
1 A Girl Scout's honour is to be trusted.
2 A Girl Scout is loyal.
3 A Girl Scout is helpful.
4 A Girl Scout is a friend to all and a sister to every other Girl Scout.
5 A Girl Scout is courteous.
6 A Girl Scout respects living things.
7 A Girl Scout is disciplined.
8 A Girl Scout is self-reliant.
9 A Girl Scout is thrifty.
10 A Girl Scout is clean in thought, word and deed.
Batas ng Star Scout
Ang Star Scout ay matapat.
Ang Star Scout ay masunurin.
Star Scout Law
A Star Scout is truthful.
A Star Scout is obedient.
Batas ng Twinkler
Ang Twinkler ay masaya, mabait at matulungin
The Twinkler Law
A Twinkler is cheerful, kind and helpful.
Panuntunan ng Girl Scout - Laging Handa
Girl Scout Motto - Be Prepared
Pamansag ng Girl Scout -
Gumawa nang mabuti sa kapwa sa bawa't araw.
Girl Scout Slogan - Do a good turn daily.
Salowikain ng Star Scout - Maging matulungin
Star Scout Motto - Lend a Hand
Pamsansag ng Star Scout - Magpaligaya ng kapwa araw-araw.
Star Scout Motto - Make someone happy every day.
Age groups:
The GSP programme is adapted to the development needs of girls and young women. Thus the programme age levels are:
Cadet Scout 15-21
Senior Scout 12-15
Junior Scout 9-12
Star Scout 6-9
Twinkler Scout 4-6
Development of the movement:
Girl Scouting in the Philippines began as early as 1918 with GSUSA troops organized by American Missionaries, but it was not until 1939 that the Girl Scout Movement was formally launched following GSP Founder Josefa Llanes Escoda's arrival from an intensive Girl Scout training in the USA. In 1940 the Girl Scouts of the Philippines was chartered as a national organization.
The first national Girl Scouts' rally and the first leaders' training conference were held in 1941, and during the Second World War, although the Association suspended its activities, Girl Scout leaders committed themselves to service to victims and prisoners of war. After the war, the leaders set about rebuilding the Association and received much public support.
The National Council Convention, held every three years, is the Association's highest consultative and deliberative body which serves as a forum for guidelines, policies and directions. It is represented by a 37-member Central Board which is elected as the policy-making body that meets semi-annually. The National Officers and Chairmen of Standing Committees make up the Executive Committee which takes care of the day-to-day governance together with the technical staff.
GSP Vision
Filipino girls and young women who are progressive, dynamic, proactive, forward looking and God loving.
GSP Mission
To help girls and young women realize the ideals of womanhood and prepare themselves for their responsibilities in the home, the nation and the world community.
The programme is the whole environment in which Girl Scouting takes place, and is the vehicle by which the educational aims and character-building goals are met.
The GSP Programme started with Eleven Programme Fields in 1940, and was then changed into the Nine Programme Emphases in 1968. Special projects on Six Golden Opportunities were added from 1988 to 1991 in observance of the 50th year of GSP.
A revised programme called the Eight-Point Challenge took effect in July 1993.
It focuses on eight areas: Spirituality and Well-being (health and spiritual dimensions), Family Life, Heritage and Citizenship, World Community, Preparedness, Economic Self-Sufficiency, Arts and Environment.
The Programme is also aligned with the main aims of the World Association, thus GSP carried Building World Citizenship as its theme in 1997-2003 with special focus on the environment, health, food and nutrition.
The Association has created an outreach programme to integrate disabled members, community women, out-of-school youth and day care centre wards into units and to organize special committees to start Girl Scouting in formerly untapped areas.
Spiritual Dimension
The Girl Scout Promise to love God is given emphasis as a new challenge at the dawn of the Third millennium. This will strengthen the girls' spirituality and help transform them by God's power and light into a life of grace and service.
Relationship to society:
The Girl Scout Promise to love country and mankind is manifested in community work such as community religious practices and projects, safeguards and safety campaigns in the neighbourhood, doing housekeeping services in the community, spearheading food production in the hometown, joining the community 'clean and green' and Zero Waste Campaign and promoting Philippine history, culture, tradition and citizenship.
The Girl Scouts of the Philippines Chief Girl Scout Medal Scheme has given national recognition to 2498 girls who have completed year-long community development projects in the following areas: Ecology, Health, Cultural Heritage and Livlihood.
Girl Scouts responded to disasters which hit the Philippines such as the 1990 earthquake in Northern Luzon, the inundation of Ormoc in the Visayas and the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in 1991 and Mayon Volcano in 1993. Girl Scouts of the Philippines undertook the Tulong Bata service project to help child victims. They raised funds for and oversaw reconstruction projects of the lava-buried communities. The Department of Social Welfare and Development recognized GSP's significant contribution to the national rehabilitation programme.
Communication and Co-operation
The Association encourages international contacts whenever possible, and Girl Scouts regularly participate in international events and visits to World Centres and post box exchanges.
Exchange programmes are undertaken by GSP with other member associations, especially within the Asia Pacific Region. From October 1996, GSP made three return visits to China and this has continued every three years under the GSP-Chinese Young Pioneers Bilateral Exchange Programme. There were also cultural-educational visits and training encounters with the Girl Guides of Thailand, Brunei, Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Cambodia, Tonga, Indonesia, Canada, USA, UK, Mexico, Kenya, New Zealand and in Macau.
The Girl Scouts of the Philippines co-operates with UNICEF, UDP, Council for the Welfare of Children, National Council of Women of the Philippines, and other NGOs. It also has relationships with the following Governmental Organizations: National Youth Commission, Departments of Education, Social Welfare and Development, Environment and Natural Resources, Health, Interior and Local Government, Commission on Higher Education, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, University of the Philippines.
In June 2002, GSP hosted the 31st World Conference. This was a spectacular and successful event bringing together 422 delegates from 114 countries and welcoming four new Member Organizations.
In a WAGGGS-accredited model, GSP runs a graduated and continuous training and qualifications programme at national, regional and council levels. Courses, designed to meet the needs of girls, volunteers and professionals, are on subjects such as troop leadership, volunteer participation, administration committee work, advanced amateur radio communications, camp management and specialized skills. The Association has sent trainers on exchange programmes to other Member Organizations within the Asia Pacific Region. A National Trainers' Conference Workshop is held every three years to provide trainers with professional skills and to help them cope effectively with the changing times.
Outdoor and Environmental Activities
Outdoor activities such as hiking, 'cook-outs' and explorations are basic programme activities. A comprehensive camping programme is provided for girls at local, regional and national levels. A national encampment is organized by the Association every triennium and Girl Guide/Girl Scout Associations from the Asia Pacific are invited.
The Association runs four national and six regional training centres which are open all year round. Many councils have also established campsites.
Environmental education is a major concern and is integrated into almost all activities. Many Girl Scouts in the Philippines are involved in improvement and environmental activities such as tree planting and information campaigns.
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I have been waiting for this for years
Good f***ing riddance.
Mixmag,Ministry and all the commercial bullshit that spawned in the 1990s.
I found it obscene that Oakenfold etc would get thousands for spinning other people's records.
Also strange that the Spectrum scene that he created was a backlash against super clubs and designer labels.
When Acid House came it didn't matter what you wore or where you were.
It was honest,genuine and all about unlimited music that had no rules.
Dance music became exactly what it was rebelling against.
Superclubs,dress code,selective admission and f***ing expensive.
I got tired of Mixmag telling me how to take E this way or that way.
Full of twats trying to be in on the latest-afraid of being honest and genuine-what the scene was all about at first.
808 suffered of course because Don Solaris was not 4/4 Dancefloor beep beep .
We then had to suffer Fatboy Slim being made into some sort of musical genius.
And The Chemical Brothers could fart and everyone would dance to it.
Let's send the scene back to where it came from.Let's make it all about the music again,the honesty and the genuinity.
808 have always stuck to their roots,making music and not caring what the trendies though.Total respect.
No more Madonna or U2 trying to cash in.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/news/sto ... 08,00.html
http://www.guardian.co.uk/arts/news/sto ... 72,00.html


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(last update: May 31, 2010)
Due to the lack of updates on plugins to support more recent versions of WordPress, I spent some time to go back through and find the best working and most functional photo gallery plugins for WordPress to date.
1. Fotobook
compatible up to WordPress version 3.0.2 – official WordPress.org page – demo
Fotobook is a WordPress plugin that will link to your Facebook account(s) and import all of your photo albums for use in your WordPress installation. It uses the Facebook API so importing your photos is a breeze. Requires PHP 5. THIS IS MY FAVORITE ONE!
Features include:
- Interfaces with Facebook's API
- Displays photo albums on a WordPress page
- Import photos from mulitple Facebook accounts
- Sidebar widgets for displaying random or recent photos & albums
- Creates an album of photos that the user's tagged in
- Insert individual photos into posts/pages
- Easy-to-use Ajax album management panel
- Frontend validates as XHTML 1.0 Strict
2. NextGEN Gallery
compatible up to WordPress version 3.0.2 – Official WordPress.org Page – demo
NextGEN Gallery is a full integrated Image Gallery plugin for WordPress with a Flash slideshow option. Features include…
- Sortable Albums : Create your own sets of images
- Upload a Zip-File with pictures : Upload pictures in a zip-file (Not in Safe-mode)
- Watermark function : You can add a watermark image or text
- JavaScript Effect : Use any available popular image effect : Thickbox, Lightbox or Highslide
- Multiple CSS Stylesheet : Use a nice shadow effect for your thumbnails with your own CSS file
- Slideshow : Full integrated flash slideshow
- TinyMCE : Button integration for easy adding the gallery tags
- Sidebar Widget : Show a slideshow, random or recent picture at your sidebar
- Language support : Translated in more than 15 languages
- Upload tab integration : You have access to all pictures via the upload tab
- Tag support for images : Append related images to your post
- Meta data support : Import EXIF, IPTC or XMP meta data
- Sort images feature
- Cool flash addons
3. Yet Another Photoblog
compatible up to WordPress version 2.9.2 – Official WordPress.org Page
Convert your WordPress Blog into a full featured photoblog in virtually no time. Use the full range of WordPress functions and plugins: Benefit from the big community WordPress has to offer. Features include…
- A non invasive WordPress-plugin that converts wp into a easy useable photoblog system
- Easy image upload – All wordpress post-features can be used
- On the fly thumbnail generation – Use multiple thumbnail sizes where and when you need them: Thumbnail generation gets controlled from the template.
- EXIF data processing and output
- Self-learning EXIF filter – Your own cameras tags can be selected to be viewed.
- Full i18n-Support through gnutext mo/po files
- YAPB Plugin Infrastructure for extended functionality
- Ping additional update-service-sites when posting a photoblog entry.
- Nearly every WP-theme can become a photoblog in virtually no time.
- Out of the box configurable "latest images" sidebar widget
- You'll get a photoblog system based on wordpress – Decide if you want to post a normal WordPress article or a photoblog entry. Be free to use all available extensions / plugins of the WordPress platform
- Be the owner of your own photos on your own webhost
4. PhotoSmash Galleries
compatible up to WordPress version 3.0.2 – Official WordPress.org Page – demo
PhotoSmash Galleries makes it easy to create photo galleries in posts or pages that your users can upload images to. PhotoSmash has incredibly flexible and simple models for designing custom gallery and form layouts, utilizing your own custom database fields, html, and css, or just use the standard. Features include…
- User contributable photo galleries – allow your users to upload images to galleries
- NEW! Media RSS is enabled, supports PicLens (activated by including piclens=true in the shortcode)
- Link gallery thumbnails to various destinations including full-size image, related post, and WP Attachment Page when using Media Library integration
- Add images to the WordPress Media Library so you can use them in blog posts and even the Standard WordPress Image Gallery features
- Multiple simultaneous image uploads in Admin, using the WordPress Media Library, then import images to PhotoSmash!
- AJAX photo uploads from within Posts and Pages
- Star Ratings for images
- Control who can upload images: admin only, authors & contributors (and higher), or registered users and higher
- Moderate images uploaded by registered users (Admins and authors are automatically approved)
- Receive email alerts for new images that need to be moderated
- Options page for setting general defaults or specific gallery settings
- Auto-adding of photo galleries
- Multiple galleries per post, added using a simple tag system
- Integrates with popular image viewing systems like Lightbox and Shadowbox
- Tweak appearance through the included css file
- Add Custom Fields to tile
- Add Custom Fields to the upload form
- Create Custom Upload forms using simple tags and HTML
- Create Custom Layouts using simple tags and HTML
5. The PhotoBlog Theme
compatible up to WordPress version 3.0.2 – Official Theme Page from WPZOOM
PhotoBlog is an unique portfolio theme for Photographers, Graphic Designers, Architects, etc. With an intuitive layout and a fully widgetized sidebar, it offers the flexibility required in modern blogs. Features include…
- Featured Content on the homepage and in the Sidebar. Number of posts is controlled on the Widgets Page in the Admin Panel.
- Threaded Comments
- Support for WordPress 3.0
- Widgetized Sidebar
- Unique Widgets Developed by WPZOOM Team
- Dynamic image cropping for thumbnails (TimThumb script)
- Compatible with all modern browsers
- Integrated Social Bookmarking Plug-ins
- Theme Options Admin Panel
- Featured Posts on Homepage
- Custom image sizes for uploaded images
- Support for Google Analytics & Feedburner
- Valid XHTML & CSS Code
6. FancyBox for WordPress
compatible up to WordPress version 2.9.2 – Official WordPress.org Page – demo
Seamlessly integrates FancyBox into your blog: Upload, activate, and you're done. By default, the plugin will use jQuery to apply FancyBox to ANY thumbnails that link directly to an image. This includes posts, the sidebar, etc, so you can activate it and it will be applied automatically.
7. AWSOM Pixgallery
compatible up to WordPress version 2.9.2 – Official WordPress.org Page – demo
AWSOM Pixgallery is an Image Gallery/Archive plugin designed to make it easier for Artists or Webcomic creators to set up a portfolio of their artwork. It features Automatic Watermarking, captioning using the Visual Editor or HTML, sorting, auto-thumbnailing, Comicpress theme support, per image/gallery commenting and more. It is a WordPress native Plugin and does not require any config or file changes or outside tool integration to work; just activate the plugin and add a line of text to any post or page and your Gallery of Images will appear. All options are handled through the regular WordPress Admin interface. More features are in development now such as tagging, extensive theme control through Admin interface, and more
8. Lightbox Gallery
compatible up to WordPress version 3.0.2 – Official WordPress.org Page – demo
The Lightbox Gallery plugin changes the view of galleries to the lightbox. Features include…
- Lightbox display of Gallery
- Tooltip view of caption of images
- Displays the associated metadata with images
- Divides Gallery into several pages
- Extends the default Gallery options
- Additional settings are set in the option page
- Switch to the Highslide JS display
Photo Gallery Premium Themes for WordPress
Depending on your type of project and how much time you have to dedicate towards it, a premium wordpress theme may help you in making a photo gallery type site with WordPress. To see what's out there you can read my page on Premium WordPress Themes where I have compiled a list of the best premium themes with added functionality to fill any project needs.


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First exhibition for new AHL team
Bretton Cameron scored the first ever goal for the St. John's IceCaps but it wasn't enough as the newest member of the American Hockey League lost its inaugural game 5-2 to the Norfolk Admirals.
Cameron's high shot at 1:15 of the third period got the IceCaps on the board, although Norfolk led 4-0 at the time. Mount Pearl's Alex Wall, a Quebec league graduate battling for a position on the team's blueline, had the lone assist on the marker.
Shortly after, Corner Brook native Jason King – playing in North America after three seasons in Europe – made it 4-2 when he scored his first for the IceCaps, on a power play at 5:41.
King and Wall repaid head coach Keith McCambridge for his savvy move at the beginning of the contest. Both Newfoundlanders were in the team's starting lineup and received hearty ovations as they were introduced.
As expected of a team in its infancy, the IceCaps started slowly, allowing three first-period goals in the loss. Norfolk outshot St. John's 29-19, and scored on three of its six power play opportunities. The IceCaps were 1-for-6 with the extra man.
The game at Joe Byrne Memorial Stadium was the first in a three-game exhibition series known as the Mary Brown's Cup. Game two goes Friday night at the Gander Community Centre.
Sunday, the clubs head to Mile One Centre for Game 3 in the series. That game starts at 2 p.m.


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Throughout the Young Stars Tournament, we will have in-person coverage from Harrison, while I will be "in studio" back here in the Valley. We won't be writing our usual I Watched This Game feature, as the games themselves are not what matters. Instead, we'll be looking at the individual performances. I will be choosing the 3 stars from amongst the Canucks prospects as well as making a few other observations. Why just the Canucks prospects? Because we don't care about the other teams. Screw 'em.
3rd Star: Frankie Corrado
The Canucks' fifth round draft pick in 2011 played well at both ends of the ice tonight, which was a rarity in this game. He was the only defenseman on the positive side of the ledger, finishing the game at +1, while moving the puck well and playing strong physically. He wasn't perfect, missing an assignment on the penalty kill on the Oilers' 5th goal, but he was the best Canucks defenseman tonight.
2nd Star: Nicklas Jensen
Jensen's poise with the puck was delightful to see, as was his on-ice vision, showing why the Canucks picked him in the first round of the 2011 draft. His pass to Darren Archibald for the opening goal of the game was sublime and it came after he confidently tried to split the defense on the rush. He was strong on his skates, made intelligent decisions with the puck, and would have had a goal to go with his assist halfway through the third period, but was robbed by Olivier Roy, who was very good in net for the Oilers.
1st Star: Darren Archibald
The free agent signing showed excellent offensive instincts and great chemistry with Nicklas Jensen. He scored the opening goal of the game by going straight to the front of the net and added an assist on Jordan Schroeder's goal by smartly throwing the puck on net from the corner with Schroeder and Anton Rodin prowling in front. Quite simply, he looked like he was better than most of the other players on the ice. Stronger too, as he used his size well in the corners. It will be exciting to see what he can do in the preseason.
Invitee of the Game: Karel St. Laurent
Only four invitees were in the Canucks lineup tonight. Michael Curtis mostly struggled and got destroyed in a fight, Nathan Longpre was solid but mostly invisible, while Jonathan Lessard showed some flash early in the game but no finish. Karel St. Laurent, on the other hand, was unexpectedly called into the game in relief of David Honzik, and was solid. He did give up one goal but looked sound positionally and made one particularly stunning save on Tobias Rieder, one of 13 saves.
Biggest Disappointment: David Honzik
While Honzik was certainly hung out to dry by his defense, but he also didn't give them any reason for confidence, giving up several ugly goals. The first slipped under his blocker from a bad angle. The second goal came off a bad change by the Canucks, but was exacerbated by Honzik giving up a weak rebound into the slot.
The Oilers' fourth goal was the worst of the lot, however, as Honzik opened up his five hole on a fluttering point shot, kicking his pad out to the right for seemingly no reason whatsoever. He then threw his hands into the air in exasperation. We have no confirmation whether he waved them around like he didn't care.
At 18 years old, Honzik clearly still has some time to grow into his game, but he simply did not use his size effectively and looked unconfident, giving up rebounds and mishandling the puck. He did, however, make one incredible highlight reel stop on Curtis Hamilton while the game was still tied 1-1, looking like he had recovered from the early weak goal. Unfortunately, looks were deceiving.
The Mason Raymond Award for "We Need More Out of You": Jordan Schroeder
While Jordan Schroeder did score a goal and managed to finish +1 in a 7-2 blowout, more is needed from the 2009 first round pick, who is expected to be an offensive leader in this tournament. He showed flashes of his brilliant speed and some good chemistry with Bill Sweatt, but he just wasn't noticeable enough when he was on the ice and still showed a tendency to get knocked off the puck a little too easily. He can certainly show more and will be expected to do so through the remainder of the tournament.Tags: Darren Archibald, David Honzik, Frankie Corrado, Invitees, Jordan Schroeder, Karel St Laurent, Nicklas Jensen, Prospects, Young Stars Three Stars, YoungStars


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Tom TurpinOn Six Legs7/23/15
Boot jacks are something that all of us who grew up on a farm have probably used at one time or another. They are devices that aid in removal of a person's boots. The boot jack allows you to take off your boots without touching them with your hands. It could be said that boot jacks are a "hands free" device, just like the cellphones that are designed so that you can use them and still keep your hands on the steering wheel of an automobile.
I don't think that driving a vehicle while talking on a cellphone is a good idea even if the device is hands-free. However, the idea of removing your boots without touching them is very a good thing indeed. Here's why: People associated with the livestock industry often wear boots. That means that farm boots are likely to come in contact with all kinds of stuff, including animal manure. Boots adorned with manure can be a sign of a hard-working person, but they are a bit messy to remove. That's where the no-hands boot jack comes in.
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Over 50 butterfly enthusiasts gathered on Saturday, July 18th at the Evonik Wildlife Habitat Area learn about butterflies and participate in our annual census. This year 316 individuals from 27 species of butterflies and skippers were counted. No new species were counted. Complete counts from 2015 and all previous years are posted at Butterfly Counts.
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On July 15th and 16th, our department hosted the First Annual Buprestid/ Cerambycid Training Workshop for insect surveyors (such as CAPS and USDA) to help them perform their work more efficiently and effectively. Twenty-three trainees from as far away as California and Oregon learned better trapping techniques and were given identification keys and information. Funded by the Farm Bill, the workshop will move around the country, being offered in a different state each year so that all who are interested in learning more about these wood borers have the opportunity to attend. The 2016 training will be in Florida.
Key organizers for the workshop were Gino Nearns, PERC Collections Manager and Bobby Brown, USDA-APHIS Insect Identifier. When asked to pull together this workshop, they planned the entire event, including the venue, agenda and training materials. Larry Bledsoe, current Indiana CAPS Survey Coordinator, also attended this workshop.
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Over five hundred beekeepers and scientists attended the 14th annual Heartland Apicultural Society (HAS) meeting in beautiful Albion, Michigan this year. This three-day event enjoyed record attendance!
Greg Hunt and Krispn Given from the Purdue bee lab received an award given by the Heartland Honey Bee Breeders Cooperative (HHBBC) at the HAS meeting. The award is for distinguishing themselves in the world of apiculture through the development of bees that chew mites, and instrumental insemination.
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For the love of sweet green peas, will my (otherwise excellent) CSA ever stop tossing cucumbers in my box?! My significant other doesn't like them. I'm tired of either (a) eating them raw on everything or (b) making pickles. If someone has suggestions for new and exciting cucumber recipes, please share.
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Japan's Sony Corporation (TYO:6758) and Germany's BMG Rights Management GmbH plan to make a joint bid for Parlophone and other labels of UK music group EMI Music, the Financial Times (FT) said today. Universal Music Group Inc, the US record […]
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COLUMBIA CITY — Santa is comin' to town Friday.
With lights, floats and music, a parade will usher Santa into downtown Columbia City to his house, which is set up on the northwest corner of the Whitley County Courthouse lawn.
The little red house has been a staple holiday sight for decades, according to Jill Winebrenner, who has been a long-time coordinator of Santa's House.
Beginning Friday night and on through Christmas Eve, children can visit Saint Nick at his home and have their photos taken with the holiday figure.
SOUTH WHITLEY — South Whitley Elementary School's Spell Bowl teams recently competed in state-wide event in Wabash at the Honeywell Center.
According to coaches, the fifth grade team did not fare as well as hoped. The group competed in the small-school division for fifth graders, but were not able to field a full team.
COLUMBIA CITY — After nearly five years with no raises, Whitley County Consolidated Schools' employees are getting a small bump next year.
The WCCS Board of Trustees approved a two-percent raise for school bus drivers, classified staff and administrators, effective in 2014.
"It has been several years since our employees have had increases," WCCS Superintendent Pat O'Connor said.
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A community Thanksgiving service will be held at Pierceton United Methodist Church Wednesday at 7 p.m.
A non-perishable food item will be the only donation taken. All will be given to the Washington Township Food Pantry.
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West Point Trinity United Methodist Church will hold a Thanksgiving service at 9:30 a.m. Thursday. The church is located at 4980 N. Etna Rd.
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Columbia City Rotary Club will host a Community Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the 4-H Center, Columbia City.
Melvin F. Schuman, 99, of South Milford, died Monday, Nov. 25, 2013, at his home. Mr. Schuman was born in Larwill Sept. 30, 1914, to Henry and Flossie (Harris) Schuman.
In 1944, he moved to LaGrange County from Columbia City, and Noble County.
Mr. Schuman retired from Monsanto in Ligonier, and had been a farmer and an avid gardener and crafter. He was a former member of LaGrange County Farm Bureau.
On March 15, 1934, in Plymouth, he married Lucy I. Spear. Mrs. Schuman preceded him in death on July 18, 2005.
Michael Allen Wright, 68, of Columbia City, passed away at 7:05 a.m. Monday, Nov. 25, 2013, at Lutheran Hospital of Indiana in Fort Wayne.
Born on June 12, 1945, in Worthington, Minn., he was the son of Gordon G. and Elizabeth L. (Ramert) Wright.
He was born and raised in Minnesota. Mike graduated from Fulda High School in Fulda, Minn. with the Class of 1963.
He entered the U.S. Marines and served from 1963 to 1967 during the Vietnam War.
Mike moved to Columbia City in 1971 and worked at the Indiana Air National Guard from 1972 until retiring as a Senior Master Sgt. in 2001.
Lawrence Dean "Shorty" Henney, 81, of Columbia City, passed away at 9:05 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, 2013, at Miller's Merry Manor Inc., Columbia City.
Born June 22, 1932, in Columbia City, he was the son of Clair E. and Bessie M. (Lawrence) Henney.
He was a lifetime resident of Jefferson Township, graduating from Jefferson Center High School.
Rosalie Charlotte Warner, 89, of Columbia City, passed away at 10:02 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 24, 2013, at Parkview Whitley Hospital, Columbia City.
Born on June 23, 1924, in Vevay, she was the daughter of Thomas James and Dora Ellen (Poling) Scroggin.
She lived in Switzerland County (Vevay) then moved to Fort Wayne, in 1984 and moved to Columbia City in 2009. She attended St. Mary's Vevay Madison Consolidated Schools.
On Sept. 12, 1944, she married Charles Rae Warner in Battlecreek, Mich.
Rachel Brandenburg (right), was recently named the winner of the monthly drawing held at the November Parent-Teacher Organization meeting for Pierceton Elementary School. Rochelle Leininger (left), PTO co-president, awarded Brandenburge this month's prize which was a Bob Evans gift card. The next PTO meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 20. All parents attending are eligible for the drawing.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County collected 138 used cell phones in connection with Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. Many local businesses, hospitals, restaurants, churches, schools, etc. had HopeLine collection boxes displayed at their locations.
The HopeLine project, which was sponsored by the Domestic Violence Task Force of Whitley County, is new this year, and the group is pleased with the results and grateful to all the locations that collected phones.


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Charles Krauthammer sums up conservatives' horrified reaction to Bob Woodward's book:
What kind of commander in chief sends tens of thousands of troops to war announcing in advance a fixed date for beginning their withdrawal? One who doesn't have his heart in it. One who doesn't really want to win but is making some kind of political gesture. One who thinks he has to be seen as trying but is preparing the ground — meaning, the political cover — for failure.
Until now, the above was just inference from the president's public rhetoric. No longer. Now we have the private quotes.
You would think the left, which wasn't game on the war anyway, would be equally horrified. But they are in a state of shock as it is. I suspect as Obama's position erodes, they'll be heard from, as well.
As Krauthammer notes, the president is concerned primarily, maybe exclusively, with keeping his party together. Aside from the impropriety of elevating partisanship over matters of national security, it is exceptionally passive:
Is it not Obama's job as president and party leader to bring the party with him? This is the man who made Berlin coo, America swoon and the Nobel committee lose its mind. Yet he cannot get his own party to follow him on what he insists is a matter of vital national interest?
Did he even try? Obama spent endless hours cajoling and persuading individual members of Congress to garner every last vote for health-care reform. Has he done a fraction of that for Afghanistan — argued, pleaded, horse-traded, twisted even a single arm?
And what about persuading the country at large? Every war is arduous and requires continual presidential explication, inspiration and encouragement.
But he would do so only if he were committed to victory and understood the ramifications of defeat. Plainly, he doesn't — and that is the source of the problem and the real lesson to be learned Woodward's book. Where we go from here — a more fulsome devotion to victory, or a stubborn adherence to his 2011 deadline? We don't know. We can only hope that with a Republican House (and possibly Senate) that his domestic agenda will be thwarted — and he therefore will turn to matters on which he can maintain his relevance and rescue his legacy. To do that, of course, he's going to have to make sure we win.


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Posted by Jessa on 09/30/2013
Teany (I refuse to call this place Teanyssimo... what were they thinking?) is still a great place for a tasty bite. I like to pickup takeout here and really eat two things - chicken salad sandwich (addictive) and either a whoopie pie or cannoli (omg). The service is hit or miss. There's a super friendly guy sometime or a less than thrilled girl, and some in between. That said, I'm not going for the service, or the decor (seats need to be replaced), but for the tasty food! It's a nice place to chill with a couple friends over a delicious tea and some snacks, or by yourself with a laptop. It's not mind-blowing, but it's worth a stop and we keep going back regularly.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/28/2013
What on earth happened to this place?!?! When Moby owned it, it was a wonderful place worth going to. Now I don't even know what to say. I ordered a "chickn" salad sandwich. I'm pretty sure they forgot to put the "chickn" salad on it. It was basically generic wheat bread with a slice of tomato and something that resembled mayo. The salad with it was totally undressed. Just plain leaves! Teas and desserts are still good, but nothing I can't get a million other places. The decor... Ehh...eclectic? There were all kinds of random, bizarre figurines. It was like they raided grandmas yard sale. Never again. I want to cry.
Posted by Ashley on 04/21/2012
Decided to give this place a second chance after two very disappointing recent dining experiences here. I moved out of the East Village 3 years ago and since then I'm waiting for a superb vegetarian/vegan/raw food restaurant to open below Houston. After having poor dining experiences at Teany, mostly due to the lack of service. I decided to order take out. Needless to say delivery was no better. My vegan lasagna was cold, dry, and consisted of more bread than lasagna. I was looking forward to the 3 bean chili because even vegan you can not go wrong with this dish. However, it was delivered luke warm with a prevalent acidic taste. Someone please open an amazing vegetarian place in the LES/Chinatown. Teany is not what it once was.
Posted by Fuschia on 02/17/2009
I've been wanting to try this place since moving to nyc almost three years ago. What a disappointment. The afternoon tea at $22 is crazy expensive, especially when you consider they were OUT OF SCONES (how is this possible at a tea place?!). The tea and sandwiches were ok, cupcake ok. Nothing was fantastic and the service wasn't rude but the person had very little experience, we had to keep asking for obvious things, like plates to eat on. Nice and sunny in the early afternoon and lots of interesting tea choices.
Posted by charlotte on 01/08/2009
my experience at teany recently was very pleasant, i had a pot of berry tea, and a cupcake that were both way above average. the space is small and can feel cramped, but if you get a seat against the wall it can be very comfortable. everything came quick, the servers were a little trendy, but nice. the people-watching and music was good, the atmosphere was totally zen with good lighting and plenty of candles, and the bathroom was clean. as far as places in the lower east side go, it's my favorite rest-my-feet spot, i highly recommend.
Posted by LES Lover on 08/27/2008
The service is consistently some of the worst I've experienced in any restaurant in the LES. The servers are slow, rude, and snobby. There was no room to relax with friends as you sit elbow-to-elbow and it's clearly more about reputation/image than quality/content. I've been there 3 times (I live across the street) and I have now officially sworn it off. Go at your own risk.
Posted by bonnie on 06/19/2008
i went here with two of my friends the other night, we split the vegan spinach dip, edamame hummus sandwich, and a chef salad, and everything was amazing. the portions are large but the quality is high, the waitress was very sweet and helpful, the bathroom was clean, the food came quick, and the lavender lemonade has inspired me to try to make my own at home. we had to wait about 20 minutes, but they have a beautiful waiting area outside, and it was completely worth it. every time i come to nyc i will come back to teany!!!