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Posted by Westie on 12/26/2012
I live in the neighborhood, but recently ate here for the first time. It will be the last. The food was acceptable, not awful but not particularly interesting either. The atmosphere? WHAT atmosphere? The service was dreadful (the place was not particularly crowded or busy), with some of the orders for our party of five confused or forgotten. There are many West Side restaurants worth a visit; this isn't one of them.
Posted by vera charles on 06/28/2012
I have been ordering from cottage for over thirty years. The food was never great, but today was the poorest. I shall not order from here again.
Posted by jack on 05/06/2012
food was good, delivery fast, but no sauces? no soy, no mustard, no duck? no chop sticks? no free soda? thats sop for every chinese joint right? not this one
Posted by Janet on 01/30/2012
my 5yr old and i ate there on a busy sunday afternoon/evening. very friendly staff. they were very busy however, and the service suffered. the food was slow to arrive (2 different dumplings appetizers and sesame beef + rice). BUT when the food did eventually come, it was hot, super tasty, and well prepared. i highly recommend the szechuan dumplings in hot oil. i first had them there 15 years ago and the only change is an improvement in that they are now served in a bowl rather than a plate. they are super delicious.
Posted by Noah on 01/01/2012
I have never eaten at the cottage, but I live nearby and order from there at least once a week. The food is always good, prices are good (and better than other Chinese restaurants nearby). The food typically comes in about 15 minutes and it is hot and thouroughly cooked. I don't think it's ever taken more than 20 minutes. 0 for atmosphere only because I've never been there.
Posted by Batbwy on 12/28/2011
Sunday 12-25-11 Daytime lunch 1 p.m. from the dinner menu 3 persons. Combined Chinese eating out experience of over 100 years. Ordered: 3 soups Wonton- very clear 3 small wontons- no taste Hot & sour- tasteless compared to other places Wonton eggdrop- see wonton 3 plates- shrimp, pork, chicken Chow fun with shrimp- very few shrimp, noodles so-so, no flavor or taste. Moo shu pork w 2 pankcakes [ordered an extra]- again little or no taste and very little pork. Pancake size and texture good. Chicken with mixed vegetables- nice ample slices of white meat chicken, Not much of a variety of mixed vegetables. Tasteless and no sauce to use with the white rice supplied. All agreed food tasted very bland. We should have asked for Soy sauce. We did get a carafe of white box wine. It helps to have the wine given the above. Total with tax $36. Service was attentive and we did not have to rush given the day and time. Living on the UWS we find fewer Chinese places that are consistently good. Too bad!!
Posted by Anonymous on 12/11/2011
i ate here once and it was decent, i wanted to go back a second time and there was a wait, i was fine waiting for a table however no one ever told me how long or asked me if i was waiting. i stood there for 5 minutes asking person after person and getting denied an answer from anyone, almost as if i was invisible, i finally left and will not give them my money again.


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Plantar Fasciitis Symptoms
The most common symptoms of plantar fasciitis include pain on the bottom of the foot near the heel, or after a long period of rest, with the pain subsiding after a few minutes of walking.
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I am hoping someone has some familiarity with C-band satellite dishes, or satellite-based business internet services.
I have been given the task of doing all the IT work for a company that is building a production plant in Fiji.
The plant is too far from the city to run lines from a major telco & it is pretty isolated from anything.
I am wondering what the options are with the large dish based telecom. (the 7' ones - think they're called C-band)
I know that Hughes is global, but from what Ive seen of their residential crap - I REALLY dont want any part of that nightmare.
I dont need any kind of super fast connection, but I need enough to send video to remote users (like if someone wanted to view security camera footage from the US)
It will only be 20 users at the absolute most at one time, so the needs are not the issue - its the location.
If someone has used mobile sat internet, or a large dish based connection - any insight would be appreciated.
The other task I have is building all of the workstations. They want custom-built due to the power to the plan will be propane-based - and the current may be a little iffy. (the PSU is usually an Achilles' heal of the mass produced computers.) - Im not debating the merits of custom built systems, just doing what they want & cashing the check.


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|Heart Sky Lanterns are large, red Sky Lanterns shaped like beautiful hearts. With the orange glow of the flame, each one drifts through the air like a red rose petal giving a romantic and awe-inspiring spectacle for any occasion. Mistaken across the UK as UFO's, these beautiful Flying Lanterns glow as they silently drift up into the air. The mysterious glow can be seen climbing several miles in the sky for around 10-12 minutes. Chinese Paper Lanterns, in China we call them Kongming Lantern.You and your loved ones light them, make a wish and then let them go. Flight ceases when all the fuel has been burnt and the flame subsides. As the air in the paper lantern cools it will gently float back to the ground for a safe landing. The Lanterns will fly to more than 1,000 meters in altitude, providing an amazing show for all! Why not release several in one go at a wedding for a romantic light show and watch out for UFO sightings in the morning papers.


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It's Day 110 of "365 Things to do in Cincinnati" and today we're featuring brunch at Annabel's in Mt. Lookout. Annabel's is a lovely little spot right in the heart of Mt. Lookout. We met fellow bloggers Debba and Greg for brunch there last Sunday. Debba and Greg are the bloggers and … [Read more...]
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Trade your go-to glass for these lesser known varietals to expand your palate and better navigate new menus. New York City wine expert Megan Yates of drinkofthevineblog.com has an alternative for every taste.
If you enjoy Pinot Grigio, try:
Grown on the Greek island of Santorini, this full-bodied, dry white wine has a unique flavor; it has some zesty citrus notes, but it's more savory than fruity with predominantly mineral, chalky and earthy flavors due to the island's soil of volcanic ash.
Pair it with: Salads, shellfish, salmon, pork
If you enjoy Chardonnay, try:
The Torrontes grape is almost entirely exclusive to Argentina and produces a very aromatic white wine. The style of the wine can vary a bit, but it generally has floral notes on both the nose and the palate, a lively acidity, and flavors of melon and citrus fruits such as lemon or grapefruit.
Pair it with: Seafood, smoked meats, spicy Asian dishes
This distinctly aromatic white wine is primarily produced in the Alsace region of France. It can usually be identified solely by its perfume-like aroma of rose, ginger and lychee. It can have a touch of sweetness and should have flavors of grapefruit, lychee and peach. Its full body and delicate flavors make it a truly unique wine. Plus, its name is fun to pronounce.
Pair it with: Shellfish, poultry
If you enjoy Sauvignon Blanc, try:
Native to Spain, this grape is grown in Galicia, which is one of the country's few white wine regions. It has a rich aroma that can include notes of citrus, apple, peach and pineapple and is medium-bodied. The flavors can fall anywhere between melon, pear and grapefruit, to apple, pineapple, mango or even a mineral quality. What is consistent is that Godello wines will taste fresh and have a lively acidity.
Pair it with: Shellfish, seafood
If you enjoy Merlot, try:
This grape hails from Germany and grows best in the regions of Pfalz and Rheinhessen. It produces a red wine that is full-bodied with flavors of dark cherry, blackberry or plum and can have some floral notes as well. It is most commonly a dry wine, but can occasionally be found as a sweet wine.
Pair it with: Game, red meats
A red Austrian wine made with a grape varietal that is relatively new to the world of wine; it was developed in 1922. It grows very well in cool climates, so although it is the most widely planted red grape in Austria, it has made appearances in Canada and New York's Finger Lakes. The wine is medium-bodied with a pleasant acidity and both aromas and flavors of plum, cherry, raspberry and spiced fruit.
Pair it with: Grilled meats, stews, poultry
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The grapes for this Italian red wine are grown in Alto Adige, which is the northernmost wine region in Italy. Lagrein typically has aromas of berries, plum, violet and baking spices (cinnamon, nutmeg), and it is lighter-bodied than you would expect from its appearance and aroma. The wine has good acidity, is medium bodied, and has flavors of plum, herb and cranberries.
Pair it with: Red meats, aged cheeses
This wine is from Puglia, or the "boot", of Italy. The area produces richly flavored wines, thanks to its hot, Mediterranean climate. Negroamaro is a deeply-colored, medium-bodied red wine that boasts both aromas and flavors of dark or dried fruits such as blackberry, black currant, plum and prune, and can exhibit a smoky, spicy and herbal character.
Pair it with: Roasted or stewed lamb, pork, tomato sauces
If you enjoy Riesling, try:
This Hungarian white dessert wine is made with the Furmint grape that is affected by botrytis cinerea mold, or noble rot. This is a mold that is actually desirable. It attacks the grape and shrivels its skin, absorbing the water. When the grape is picked and pressed, only a concentrated, sweet juice remains and is blended with a base wine made from Furmint grapes not affected by noble rot. Tokaji has flavors of dried apricot, honey and orange (which comes from the noble rot). The wine has a high acidity, which balances out the sweetness and makes it refreshing.
Pair it with: Blue cheeses, nuts, desserts
Ice wine/Eiswein
Although this is a style of production rather than a specific grape variety, it's worth mentioning since the wine will be labeled as such regardless of the grape used. Ice wine, known as Eiswein in Germany, is made from grapes that are left on the vine so far past harvest that they freeze. The grapes are pressed while they're still frozen, and since the water in the grape is now ice, just a tiny bit of extremely concentrated, syrup-like juice is produced. Few grapes will stay healthy enough to survive the freeze, which makes this a challenging wine to produce. It's commonly made with Riesling, but Vidal, Chardonnay and even some red grape varieties can also be used. Ice wine will generally have flavors of honey, citrus and dried fruits, depending on the grape.
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Lynn..wish you had used the correct headline:
"after stealing and mismanaging school district for many years by the school board and after total failure of oversight by the state, It is recommended by the committee to appoint an emergency manager to bust the Union and to stick the cost of all this on the teachers. Kids not mentioned"
Gordian Education Management ---wonder how many contracts for services for the Heights went to this little shell?
so if he really had a docterate degree....then why would't he have said that on his application to Waddell and Reed? I bet he doesn't have one... and if you do not have a CPA License anywhere...then you arn't a CPA....and why would you tell one employer that you went to one set of schools and another employer another set of schools....AND WHY was he the highest paid in the COUNTY.
I love this story!! Go Goat go!
I guess I am really interested in where the money went. The teachers were the lowest paid in the County, and Last year they took a 10% pay cut and strated paying 10% of the fringe benifits. They also Cut all prep time away from the teachers and also they cut all arts, and music and fieldtrips. So then last year and this year the school district went 4 million more into debt, didn't pay bills and aparently did not pay IRS. SO where did all that money go? THAT is a LOT of money..where did it go? And sipka's comment about teacher wages is nuts, it did not go there. I assume that MLIVE is pushing to see where it went? That is a TON of money!
the 941 form is the quartly adjustment form for the amounts you sent in on a monthly basis. You give the total amounts sent in on a monthly basis, and then with the 941 form you make corrections. It will be an intresting story when MAISD calculates the correct amounts and sees how much they actually sent in compared to the money withdrawn from the emplayees pay.
At $21,000 a teacher would qualify for the earned income tax credit, WIC, Bridge card, and subsidized housing.
I bet there is more to this story..why send in the money and then stop sending in the forms for 5 quarters?
I think the board members have personally libility for this....hope we see them have to pay the fines out of their own pocket.
It is pretty obvious that the time has come to just shut the district down, and assign the kids to districts where they can get a decent education. Let the state eat the bonds for the school, and let the teachers get unemployment. THey probably would do better.
THe other thing that is missed here is that the added contrubution for Fringe would be 40%. This adds up to arround $500 a month for insurance or $6000 a year, so your starting teacher would be making $15,000 a year, not $21,000.
THere is no doubt that the administration in the Heights did a terrible, and possibly criminal job of managing the schools. There is no doubt that the state should take some responsibility for this, pouring money into a school district that could not pay it back...what the heck did the state think was going to happen.
But what is being forgotten by everyone is that these kids in the Heights need a good education. Many of them are at risk and without the best of education and the best of teachers end up in the prison system, wich would cost us all more in suffering and cost.
So the state needs to suck it up, admit that loaning money to a school that could not pay it back and that was being robbed and driven into the ground by the administration was in many ways their fault.
THey need to make certain that these kids have the best of teachers and the best of education so we dont end up paying for this over and over for a whole generation.
So come on State of Michigan, admit that you should have had WAY more oversight of this mess, send some more money this way through an emergency manager if need be, but lets make this happen.
Don't drive all the good teachers out...you will pay WAY more in the future, I guarentee it.
The problem in the Heights is a result of the district losing their way. Instead of being focused on educating children, their focus became hiring as many friends, relatives and local residents that they could. Compounding the problem was incompetent administration that did not supervise these people and were mostly concerned on getting as much for themselves as they could. You should check to see if the school board members are still getting per diem for attending meetings. Bet they are!
After all this they come to the teachers and say, "if you care about the kids, Take a 30% pay cut and a 40% cut in fringe" any wonder after all these problems the teachers said NO.
Even now, there is no soap or cleaning supplies at the schools, and the teachers have no supplies unless they buy them themselves.
Truly this is a tragedy. Sadly, the people responsible are apparently going to sneak off with the teachers and kids holding the bag, and MAISD left to clean up the mess.
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Only 5 images at 1.5 stop bracketing....I did Drive 15 miles to the place where I left my car, then hiked in 1.6 miles through the woods with a headlamp on, and was at the light about 40 minutes before dawn...sun came up exactly where I had previsualized it. click click click click click...there it is....Talked to several photographers who decided the night hike all alone would be the deal killer...I love the forest at night by myself.
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After YEARS of mismanagement, nepotism and other more serious issues...to run to the teachers and say...we are in huge trouble, bail us out...well I would say no also. Shut it down, prosecute those that ran it in the ground. Teachers and the kids always pay, and while this was happening the Supertindent got an $11,000 a year pay raise on top of being the second highest paid in the county.
Thank God the money that was cut from the school districts was so wisely used to give businesses tax breaks! Now we are swimming in new jobs and our schools are wonderful!!
I hope the Art in the Park will be picked up as a fundraiser for the Art Museum.
I thought that perhaps he should get off, but after reading the lyrics, I too am horrified. What planet is he from that would make him think this is ok. I am afraid all this publicity is exactly what he was looking for in the first place.
I guess my question is this: Is he going to make money from this?


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Inclusionary zoning is a policy tool that ties the production of affordable homes to the production of new market-rate housing by requiring, or providing incentives to encourage, developers to reserve a share of units in new residential developments for low- or moderate-income households. While hundreds of communities have established inclusionary zoning programs since the first policy was adopted in 1972, relatively little is known about the effects of these programs on local housing markets.
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This report helps to advance the current understanding of inclusionary zoning by answering the following questions about programs in three metropolitan areas:
Additional Resources on Inclusionary Zoning
HousingPolicy.org, the Center's online guide to state and local housing policy, includes a section focused on inclusionary zoning requirements and incentives. Visitors to the site will find detailed information about the components of inclusionary zoning policies, popular incentives and cost offsets, and case studies and examples from communities that have adopted inclusionary programs.
Inclusionary Zoning: The California Experience
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Inclusionary Zoning: Lessons Learned in Massachusetts
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Today at 6 p.m. in the Lory Student Center Sculpture Garden, the CSU community is taking back the night.
Take Back the Night is an event where survivors of sexual assault and members of the community are invited to attend an open-mic talk where survivors tell their stories. The speak out is followed by a march from the CSU campus to Old Town where attendees will literally take back the night.
"Take Back the Night is an amazingly powerful event. It allows people to speak about what's happened to them," said Casey Malsam, coordinator and victim advocate at the Women and Gender Advocacy Center. "It helps end the silence around what's happened."
For the 21st year, CSU's Take Back the Night will be an empowering experience for survivors of sexual assault and allow them to feel the community's support.
The event also focuses on spreading awareness and information.
"Raising awareness and ending sexual assault is the responsibility of the entire community and events like Take Back the Night are important, especially at CSU, because sexual assault rates are higher on college campuses," said Emma Cotner, co-president of the Campus Feminist Alliance.
"One in four women (are sexually assaulted)," Malsam said. "It's something we should be talking about."
Take Back the Night is empowering for attendees who come to show their support, as well as the survivors themselves. The event is gender inclusive and open to everyone.
"Coming with the desire to learn more and support others –– it's such a powerful thing to do," Malsam said. "It's an open and welcoming space. It'd be a great learning experience if they have preconceived notions about what it means to be a survivor of sexual assault."
Students agree that sharing the stories of survivors is important.
"There are women you're sitting next to in class and are waiting tables in the place where you're eating lunch. Hearing their testimonies is sobering and humbling," said Julia Edelstein, a senior human development and family studies major. "We all need to look at each other as coming from all different areas of life and respect that."
While Take Back the Night has proven year after year to be powerful, sponsors and previous attendees hope the message of the event will persist beyond the event at CSU and in the broader Fort Collins community.
"We want (programs like these) to be more than, 'Once a year I go and walk and chant and cheer and take back the night,' in the actual, literal meaning of the words," Malsam said. "I would hope that it would be a message they can take with them in their daily lives and incorporate it into how they interact everyday."
The event hopes to empower survivors and help community members know more about how to support them.
"Sexual assaults and violence toward women, we can all agree isn't good, yet it's still happening," Edelstein said. "If more people knew about it and knew there was backlash and that society isn't condoning it, it could make a change we need to see."
The first step, however, is getting the conversation started.
"We're not going to change our culture around rape unless we start talking about it," Cotner said. "This is one event in which it gets us talking about it."
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Nicole Kidman was the guest of honor at a gala put together in tribute of her at the 50th Annual New York Film Festival yesterday. For the occasion, the actress slipped into a red-and-black printed dress and matching red heels — both by one of her favorite go-to designer's, L'Wren Scott — with a Roger Vivier clutch and a Fred Leighton bracelet. We think the dress is interesting on her and would have been even more so if she had worn contrast shoes with it. But she does, as usual, look pretty flawless and well put-together. This was her second wardrobe change for the day. She was at a press conference for her film The Paperboy earlier, with director Lee Daniels and co-star David Oyelowo, wearing the classic ensemble you see on the right comprising a grey Dior dress, L'Wren Scott heels and an Omega watch. Simple — a tad boring again — but this was a Q&A and she looked as appropriate as need be. The conference was an interesting one too, as it came to light that Kidman refused to use the word "n—" in the film, much to director Daniels' surprise, which he re-convyed to the audience. Her response, in front of the listening crowd, was slightly curt, but it explained exactly why. She said, "I didn't feel like it was right for the character. I have a son who's African American and I just didn't feel it was right. It wasn't right."
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British Bites: Beef and Stilton Pasty
Based on the large version of this classic pie, these savory pasties make a great light lunch, or even a hearty snack. The combination of beef and stilton is perfect for this time of year—salty and savory and great for colder weather. This recipe calls for just 1/4 cup of stout, which adds a light malty quality to the filling. But you can try another sort of beer, or even substitute stock if you'd rather drink your beer. More


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Today we will have a look at the evidence linking leaky gut syndrome and coffee.
In this study: The impairment of gastroduodenal mucosal barrier by coffee the authors concluded that "coffee may damage gastroduodenal mucosa in habitual coffee drinkers. In a time period of 48 hours the gastroduodenal mucosa is capable of a significant regeneration."
This is consistent with my experience – if I dring it along with some foods that can cross the intestinal epithelial barrier (gluten, lactose, fructose) triggered my symptoms.
It is surprising to see that the medical researchers fail to recognise this effect and allow for consumption of it in studies that involve leaky gut testinglike these:
Different intestinal permeability patterns in relatives and spouses of patients with Crohn's disease: an inherited defect in mucosal defence?
Even more shocking is that if the people participating in the test did follow the doctor's advice and did drink it they might have gotten their original condition worse.
Some sites link the mechanism of increasing intestinal permeability to caffeine content however I believe the mechanism is more complex than just that. I did have reaction to coffee and black tea but not to green tea and coke.
I chose to live without coffee and black tea. It definitely helps to keep my gut barrier in better shape. If you cannot quit at least do not eat wheat and milk within 48 hours after you had one.
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For me, even just a hint of coffee puts me in the wired zone usually for 8-16 hours, especially if I have gone without in 24 hours. After that, I am feeling great and mood improved and funny (sexually aroused as well), but by day two, the coffee seems to do nothing just make me irritable and the taste left in my mouth which is resinating from my stomach smells/tastes like old coffee grinds for SEVERAL hours. It then seems that my adrenals got over stimulated from the caffeine boosts and then I am a complete zombie for days; begging for 16 hours of sleep if I could get it. Coffee enemas seem to hit me 'weirdly' too and I am wired a bit from them…
I find coffee (swiss water decaf, or caffeinated) makes me feel almost like i'm stoned. Not wired at all, but as if too much movement around me becomes chaotic.
Anyone else notice this?
I do not think drinking coffee will necessarily cause a leaky-gut situation. I believe the individual must posibly already having issue with the intestinal gut area, meaning that that their intestinal lining is/was already in a poor condition. The particular study, it was not stated the conditions of the subjects before they started the test. If the info is available please provide details.
I believe a change in diet like increasing intake or good quality filtered water (around 2 lits per day) plus increase intake of fibre, fruits and veggies and supplementing with pre & pro biotics will prevent leaky-gut and possibly reverse the condition. Time span for results will depend on theindividual.


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The Anoka-Hennepin School District pledged Monday to improve the treatment of gay and lesbian students as part of a settlement that closes a long legal chapter in its struggles over bullying and sexual orientation.
The Anoka-Hennepin School District pledged Monday to improve the treatment of gay and lesbian students as part of a settlement that closes a long legal chapter in its struggles over bullying and sexual orientation.
Black students, especially boys, face much harsher discipline in public schools than other students, according to new data from the Department of Education.
Public schools in Luzerne County are significantly safer and freer of cigarettes and alcohol than they were when the current class of high school seniors entered kindergarten, according to data from the state department of education.
To help school leaders address student safety, Awareity has released their latest Executive Briefing, 12 Tips for School Leaders in 2012.
This month alone, at least four shootings of students have occurred in schools across the country, including Monday's deadly attack outside Cleveland, Ohio.
A teenager suspected in an Ohio school shooting that killed three students and wounded two others has arrived at juvenile court for an initial appearance.
One student is dead and four more are wounded following a Monday morning shooting at Chardon High School, officials have said.
The coroner's office ruled Monday that the death of a 10-year-old Southern California schoolgirl after a fight with another female student was a homicide.
A Washington state prosecutor says his office will seek probation and treatment for a 9-year-old boy who took to school a gun that accidentally discharged and critically injured a classmate this past week.
Violent crime at the nation's schools is declining, and students and schools are reporting less bullying and gang activity. But new government data reports an increase in cyber bullying and youth suicides.
Forget watching the clock, chewing gum, or slouching. At the Noble Network of Charter Schools' 10 Chicago campuses students are on their best behavior-- otherwise it will cost them.
"Students tell us by and large they don't like the whole system as most teenagers would, but the proof is in the pudding," said Michael Milkie, CEO and superintendant of the Noble Network of Charter Schools.
A U.S. survey reveals that in states that don't require driver's education before getting a license, about one-third of students skip driver's ed classes and more than half fail to undergo any formal behind-the-wheel training.
AMX announced the AMX ResQ system for its Unified Campus Solution. AMX ResQ gives teachers a small, classroom-audio pendant – with built-in panic-button, to address the sudden conditions of a classroom threat or other emergency.
After nine suicides, a federal lawsuit, and the glare of the media spotlight, Minnesota's Anoka-Hennepin school district has at last rid itself of the policy that helped create a virulently anti-gay environment in its schools.
High schools across Southern California are being raided by thieves searching for a very specific and peculiar item—a tuba. Just last weekend Bell High School lost two King brass sousaphones, each valued at $6,000, the Los Angeles Times reports.


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Wisconsin Badgers (2-1) vs. Cal State Northridge Matadors (2-1)
Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 - 5:00 p.m. PT
Walter Pyramid (4,200) - Long Beach, Calif.
Live Stats: GoMatadors.com
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James Madison Dukes (1-2) vs. Cal State Northridge Matadors (2-1)
Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012 - 3:00 p.m. PT
Walter Pyramid (4,200) - Long Beach, Calif.
Live Stats: GoMatadors.com
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Cal State Northridge (2-1, 0-0 Big West) continues tournament play this week as the Matadors head to a familiar place to take on some unfamiliar opponents. CSUN opens with Wisconsin, a team the Matadors have not played since 1987 and Northridge closes with James Madison, whom the Matadors have never met. CSUN is coming off its trip to the Wildcat Classic in Tucson, Ariz. that saw the Matadors drop their season opener to Utah Valley (3-1) before rallying to top Arizona (3-2) and sweeping Evansville (3-0). Following two matches in Long Beach, CSUN will open the home schedule with a Labor Day matinee against Idaho Monday at 12:30 p.m.
Friday's Cal State Northridge-Wisconsin will mark the 2012 debut of Matador women's volleyball live on the internet. Mark Schuermann will call the action for both Friday's match against Wisconsin and Saturday's match against James Madison. All Matador home matches and conference road matches will be featured as part of the Big West live streaming package. Both matches this weekend will also feature live stats (Gametracker) at GoMatadors.com. BigWest.TV brings together live and on-demand video from each of the Big West's ten member institutions. Now in it's eighth year, BigWest.TV covers Big West sports, press conferences, interviews and features, including every home and conference contest in women's volleyball.
Cal State Northridge wrapped up play at the Wildcat Classic with a dominating 25-22, 25-16, 25-14 victory over Evansville Saturday afternoon at the McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz. With the win, the Matadors took two of three matches at the Wildcat Classic to claim the tournament championship in its opening weekend of the season. On Friday, CSUN dropped a 3-1 decision to Utah Valley before coming back to knock off host Arizona in the nightcap in five sets. Natalie Allen (MVP), Sydney Gedryn and Casey Hinger all earned all-tournament honors for the Matadors.
For the second straight weekend, the Matadors take on a pair of teams they have a distinct lack of recent history against. Northridge has played Wisconsin one time in its history with the Badgers winning in three sets at the UC Davis Tournament in 1987. Wisconsin opened this season with 3-0 wins over USF and UCF before falling in four to Creighton at the South Florida Invitational. Ellen Chapman led the Badgers offensively averaging 4.40 kps while Wisconsin hit .232 as a team in three matches. James Madison is 1-2 this season after opening with a 3-0 win over Appalachian State before falling in four to both No. 16 Minnesota and Seton Hall at its own JMU Classic. Natalie Abel led the Dukes with 48 kills (4.36 kps) over three matches while James Madison hit .230 as a team. Long Beach State is hosting the tournament but the Matadors will not face the 49ers until Sept. 27 during Big West Conference play.
It was only a pair of votes, but Cal State Northridge read its name in the AVCA Division I Coaches Top-25 Poll for the first time since 2003. Following the 2-1 weekend and the Wildcat Classic crown, the Matadors were listed among the "Others Receiving Votes and appearing on two or more ballots" section. The last time a Northridge team earned recognition in the national poll was 2003 when the Matadors earned four votes in the Oct. 27 poll and five votes in the Nov. 17 poll. The last time a Northridge women's volleyball cracked the top-25 was the final poll of the 1992 season when the 27-8 Matadors finished ranked 25th. The Big West has three teams represented in this week's poll as Hawai'i checks in at No. 6 while Long Beach State earned eight votes and was listed among teams receiving votes.
By winning two of its three matches, including a come-from-behind 3-2 win over host Arizona, Northridge claimed its first tournament championship since winning the UNLV Invitational last September. The Matadors won consecutive tournaments last season claiming the Sacramento State Invitational prior to the UNLV crown. In winning the Wildcat Classic, junior Natalie Allen was named MVP after averaging 3.08 kills per set and 3.00 digs per set while hitting .365 in 85 attacks. Junior setter Sydney Gedryn and sophomore Casey Hinger also nabbed All-Tournament nods. Gedryn averaged 10.67 assists per set over three matches while also hitting .366 in 41 attacks while Hinger hit .290 while averaging 2.33 kps and 1.17 blocks per set.
Since knocking off Oregon and Oregon State in the same season in 1994, the Matadors had gone 18 years before defeating another Pac-12 squad. CSUN's 3-2 victory over Arizona on Friday snapped a 28-match winless streak for the Matadors against Pac-12 competition dating back to a 3-0 loss to Stanford on Aug. 25, 1995. During that stretch Northridge has gone winless against UCLA (0-7), USC (0-5), Oregon (0-4), Arizona State (0-2), Oregon State (0-2), Washington State (0-3), Arizona (0-1), California (0-1), Colorado (0-1), Stanford (0-1) and Washington (0-1).
A trio of players made their CSUN debut last weekend including Marissa Boyd, Alia Casino and Cieana Stinson. Boyd, a redshirt freshman who has been a part of the program since 2011, came in to serve in the opener vs. Utah Vallet. Casino and Stinson are boh true freshman with Stinson providing offense off the bench with four kills in five swings (.600) over the three matches ... CSUN opened the season with two wins in its first three matches for the first time since 2009. In each of the last two seasons, the Matadors went 1-2 on the opening weekend ... After three matches, the Matadors are out-hitting their opponents by nearly 100 percentage points, .266-.176.
Matador head coach Jeff Stork shares his thoughts each week on the team, this week's matches and other topics.
On the season opening Wildcat Classic:
"We had a very good weekend. We got better and made positive adjustments as the tournament wore on. The performance of each of our players got better which we're extremely happy about. The systems we've been practicing with during the course of the preseason are starting to show up more and more. The fact that we were able to comeback from being down 0-2 to Arizona shows a lot of character. The fact that we controlled Evansville from start to finish is also a good sign so we're happy with the 2-1 weekend."
On the play of junior Natalie Allen who was named tournament MVP:
"Natalie is a very smart player. She is probably the leader of the pack in terms of being multi-dimensional, she does so many things well. She's going to contribute to the success of the team in a bunch of different ways and in many ways she's a catalyst in the team performing well. She had a very good weekend even though she's not playing to the full extent of what she's able to do."
On taking on Wisconsin and James Madison in Long Beach this weekend:
"I know we've got two difficult matches this weekend. Wisconsin is a traditional top-25 team and have always had a strong talent base and are well coached. Playing in Long Beach, I hope we'll have a bit of an advantage as far as playing in that arena many times. James Madison is another good team that had a higher RPI than we did last season. Obviously that's not an indication of what will happen this year but I know that they're a good team and we know we can't afford to have a slow start against either of these teams."
The Cal State Northridge women's volleyball was picked to finish third in the 2012 Big West Preseason Coaches Poll as announced by the conference office on Aug. 7. The Matadors received a total of 72 points from the conference's head coaches, the most for a CSUN team in 12 years as a member of the Big West. The previous best preseason ranking for a Matador squad came in 2007 when Northridge was picked to finish fifth before finishing in a tie for fifth at the conclusion of the season. Hawai'i, ranked eighth in the AVCA national preseason poll, was picked to win the Big West after earning nine of 10 first place votes and 99 total points. Defending conference champions Long Beach State was second with 88 total points followed by the Matadors with 72. UC Santa Barbara (60) and Pacific (60) tied for fourth with Cal State Fullerton (46) sixth, Cal Poly (43) seventh, UC Davis (37) eighth, UC Irvine (31) ninth and UC Riverside (14) 10th. Cal Poly earned the lone remaining first place vote.
Now in the 38th season of women's volleyball at Cal State Northridge, the Matadors reached the 700-win plateau with their 3-0 win over Fresno State on Sept. 3, 2011. Now with 715 wins in 37+ years averages out to roughly 19 wins per season which was largely achieved during the programs heyday as a Division II school (1975-1989). Under the direction of Walt Ker, the Matadors posted 401 wins from 1979-1992, an average of nearly 29 wins per season. Since moving up to the Division I level in 1990, Northridge has 323 wins, including 29 in Ker's first Division I season (1990). With the win over Cal State Fullerton on Oct. 1, 2011, the Matadors reached 250 conference wins in 30 seasons as a conference member. CSUN now has 73 Big West wins and combined with 47 Big Sky wins, 100 CCAA wins and 37 SCAA wins, CSUN stands at 257 all-time conference victories.


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The two hotels proposed for Whiskey Road are up for final approval by City Council on Monday night.
A Staybridge Suites and Holiday Inn Express are both planned to be constructed on a vacant 30.4 acre tract of land located on Whiskey Road north of Stratford Drive. The item that City Council will review Monday is the approval of the concept plan as well as the annexation of 5.71 acres located on that piece of property which is owned by the Holley family.
Council approved the first reading at its meeting on Sept. 26 by a five to one vote – Councilman Steve Homoki opposed and Councilwoman Lessie Price was not present.
Residents in the vicinity of the proposed project have expressed a variety of concerns about it at both the City Council meeting in September and at the Planning Commission meeting held weeks before.
Stratford Hall, Spring Stone and Spring Stone neighborhoods, which have more than 200 homes combined, are located near the site of the proposed hotels.
Residents are not only concerned with the traffic on Whiskey Road, which is already a busy road, but are asking that the plan exclude an exit point from the hotels onto Stratford Drive. Residents said that's their only outlet from their neighborhoods and foresee the hotel exit onto Stratford causing problems in the future. The other point of entry for the hotel is located off Whiskey Road.
The Holiday Inn Express would be a four-story, 55,072-square-foot building that would include 95 rooms and parking spots. It would not include a restaurant or meeting place. This hotel would cater to those only staying for a few nights.
The second facility, Staybridge Suites, would be more of a "residential hotel" or a place where someone would stay for a few weeks or months. That building would be 69,115 square feet with 90 rooms, 115 parking spaces and a 600-square-foot meeting room. There would be no restaurant in that hotel either.
Both would include outdoor swimming pools that will be fenced in.
The Holiday Inn Express would hire around 25 to 30 people, and the Staybridge would need around 35 employees.
In other business, the S.C. Department of Transportation is requesting approval for the installation of an underground storm water detention facility no less than 50 feet from the City well site located near Silver Bluff Road and Hidden Haven Drive.
The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers on the second floor of the Municipal Building located at 214 Park Ave. S.W.
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In this photograph of Mineral Springs Farm, Guilford, Vermont, there are two gazebos, with many young maple trees surrounding them. The ground is covered with an assortment of dried leaves, and two piles of snow. In the larger of the two gazebos, there is one woman in what appears to be a bath towel, going to bathe in the water, which was said to heal, and make one feel better.
The Guilford Mineral Springs Farm was most popular in the early 1870's when people traveled from Boston and New York to Guilford, Vermont to visit the Mineral Springs Farm. It was believed that the minerals in the spring had healing effects on people, along with the fresh country air. The mineral springs farm was originally on the Houghton's farmland. It was not widely advertised until James Dalton, Joseph Burnett, W. B. Potter, and John Knowlton bought it on August fourth, 1864. They formed a very successful company, and soon enlarged the grounds and built several new buildings, including the springs house, bottling house, pavilions, and bridges near the springs.


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Sam - WOW, if this photo isn't good, it must be so stunning to view up close. This is incredible.
I too had the comp. up for a bit this morn. and glanced just in time to see your post. However, sorry to say that I had my hands full here (when you have an 11 yr. old daughter, home sick, that says it all), and had to take off besides (hubby to care for her). I'm not familiar with the colors you mentioned, and I have not done OPs in SO long, but I can recognize that your piece is perfect. You made great choices!
Kim T (Kim513)
C&C welcome!
SAM: before I start I want to apologize for not getting back sooner.... I didn't go to bed untilj 6:30am so I was sleeping through out this whole posting of your beautiful Olivia.
I brought up both and put them side by side and your color choice for the back ground is PERFECT. It made the light on her little perfect face just glow...and her hair look like you could just reach up and want to touch her. I know how difficult it is to paint a new born, do to their translucent skin, but you mastered it. You corrected the blue under her face wonderfully, there is just one speck of blue left to tone, right where the shadow meets her head. Your back ground color choice compliments her hair, its the purple/yellow effect, I love it. You have such a soft touch that it enhances the softness of this little angel. A kind soul recently sent me a sample of Wallis paper and it is so pure and soft I was amazed, I would suggest the next time you do such an important portrait, you try Wallis as your support. The colorfix leaves those bumps which you worked around, but I can see they gave you the fits in spots. One question, how did you do the background? did you use OMS? This portrait takes my breath away, My dear Sam, you will win an award for this one.... I guarantee it!
It would be nice if we messed up we could simply press 'Ctrl Alt Delete' and start all over
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Thank you all for your suggestions and comments. I see the light line on her head Geri. Yes, Marsha, the Colorfix was too textured and it shows in the photographs. You don't see it in the original unless you get your face into it. I have several jars of Colorfix. I wonder what would happen if I thinned it with some acrylic paint.
Thanks for the glowing compliments. I'm sorry if I seemed pouty. I am feeling down about losing most of the people who were in this group when it started. It kind of depresses me. But, I should be rejoicing because we have gained some super people lately. Thank goodness, or we would have folded by now.
Marsha, I just scribble the OP on and then blend it with my fingers. I use a rubber tool called a clay shaper to gently press the colors up against the portrait. I also use a colored pencil here and there to touch up edges. I don't use any solvents or OMS. I rarely do.
Sam/Sammy C & C Welcome
Marsha & Sam - OMS?? Sorry, I prob. know this, but can't think now so could you explain pls.?...or else I don't know it and am trying to seem not so dumb.
Kim, you're not dumb at all. How are you to know? OMS isn't anything like PMS. It is Oderless Mineral Spirits.
Cath: I really like the new scan and finished shelf piece. your use of wc and pencil was done really well. This scanner have a better correction of the color you used and didn't have that sepia tone you usually get. I love the curtains in the window that was a great choice. You made this your own with what you left out and added it. Great job you can take a bow. You took all the criticism and we all Gleened the education.
I have a suggestion for you to try. When you have a reflection in a window or a glass or anything reflective, if you want to get it spot on, turn the picture upside down and your painting upside down and paint the reflective part of the photo. It makes your brain look at the shapes in the reflection differently. just try it as a practice to see what happens...
I'm sorry, Sam is correct, Oderless Mineral Spirits, or MS for just Mineral Spirits, some folks use these products for thinning out the OP for a painterly effect....
Sam: you did a beautiful job. because you have so much colorfix, if you are used to it
Sam I did purchase the color shaper's . the grey ones, but I wish I had the clay shapers as they are firmer, but I can't find them except in a packet and I just want a couple of separate sizes.
Its been 17 degrees here in Las Vegas and its way to cold for OP's even if I warm them up the air just cools them down to fast. I am back to WC for awhile. just practicing stuff.... The soft pastels are really messy and I'm not set up for them yet either as I have a carpet. maybe when it gets warmer I can set it all up better.
Jen C & C's always welcome
It's been a couple of busy weeks with work and ladies curling bonspiel. The bonspiel doesn't usually take up so much time but we played to the end, won first in the second event and played 5 games. Takes a lot of rest time to get over at our age. Sorry to be out of the loop.
Cathrine, the bird houses were a particularly hard challenge and you tackled it with great results. We all learned a lot from your experiences, and thank you Sam for the advice of the Mr. Clean eraser.
Sam, your portrait is wonderfull, you must be so proud of it. I really like the background you chose that brings out the colour of her hair. I wondered what colour you used to soften the blue shadow over her eye? You mentioned that you would use a warm colour. This is often a problem and your fix really worked.
Susan, your blue jay is spectacular, a very artistic painting and I loved your colours. Also thank you for your lovely comments about the group. It is wonderful getting to know everyone and for all the support and advice that is so generously offered. I am also very appreciative of everyones work at posting the challenge, you can tell that a lot of thought goes into the selection of photo's.
Jen, looking forward to next months challenge sounds intriguing. I am still working on the chicks without much success but will keep at it and see what happens.
Bonnie C & C most welcome / appreciated
Bonnie, I used a medium shade of Venetian Red (purplish red) to tone down the dark blue on Olivia's face. Thanks for the encouraging words.
Sam & Marsha: OMS - got it! Thank goodness it's not like PMS!!
Sam - I loved the first first painting, she is definitely captured with the light background she is the center of attention. My eye were drawn to her and not the back ground. It should be matted and framed definitely. Absolutely lovely!
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What do we make of this? "Metal can be thought of as pop" ... "Beethoven was pop in his day" ... "Green Day is not pop" ... "What is pop?" ... "Pop is not a genre" ...
There's plenty of music that most people would say is modern western pop. For me, there are these elements: Short. Melodic with at least one hook, usually in the chorus, repeated many times (often to a fode out). More often major than minor. Simple lyrics that most times are based on luuurve. No soloing, or a short solo after the second chorus.
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Musicologists often identify the following characteristics as typical of the pop music genre
a focus on the individual song or singles, rather than on extended works or albums
aimed at appealing to a general audience, rather than to a particular sub-culture or ideology
an emphasis on craftsmanship rather than formal "artistic" qualities
an emphasis on recording, production, and technology, over acoustic live performance
a tendency to reflect existing trends rather than progressive developments
We all know there's much overlap between genres in most musical forms. Most times songs that people call pop are popularised (often saccharine) versions of R&B, soul, rock, funk, rap, disco, country, folk, metal etc. Sure, Green Day is a rock band, but the song is pop to my ears. Pop rock if you like. It was chosen as a single and is in the Top 40.
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I don't necessarily like pop music as a genre but a catchy tune is a catchy tune... it sells tickets/albums and i would be thrilled to be as big of a success as the modern pop stars
And so say all of us! I'd say most practised their flammadiddlyruffadoublemacues at some stage.
No accounting for taste. When I see clothes in shops I am amazed that anyone even makes most of them let alone buys them. Same with music. I like music from all genres, although only very few in opera, metal and rap.
I guess the more closely we connect with something the more discerning we become because we come across irritations that superficial connections don't uncover - like snoring and squeezing the toothpaste from the middle. For a lot of people, what is a major passion in our lives - music - is nothing more than "wallpaper" in the "rooms" of their social lives.
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Two years ago, Facebook cofounder Mark Zuckerberg signed The Giving Pledge, a public commitment to give away 50% of his wealth or more during his lifetime or upon his death. The young tech titan just took the next step toward meeting that pledge.
On his Facebook page Tuesday, the $12.5 billion CEO announced that he and his wife Priscilla Chan donated 18 million of his shares in Facebook to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. This comes after Zuckerberg pledged $100 million to Startup:Education in 2010 to improve Newark schools.
"Together, we will look for areas in education and health to focus on next," Zuckerberg wrote on his Facebook page. "I'm hopeful we'll be able to have as positive an impact in our next set of projects."
The shares have already been donated to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. As of Facebook's $27.71 closing price on Tuesday, the gift is worth a little more than $498 million, making it the largest single philanthropic donation to education this year.
"This is great news for people who are passionate about improving public education," said Jen Holleran, executive director of Startup:Education, which is a supporting organization of the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. "Mark's commitment to dramatically improving the public schools in Newark has been making exciting progress, and we're thrilled to know that his larger dedication to philanthropy is continuing."
It remains unclear how the foundation will use the gift. According to its website, the Mountain View, Calif.-based Silicon Valley Community Foundation identifies "emerging challenges in our region" and provides "investment management of the funds individual and corporate donors entrust to us." In 2011, the foundation had $2 billion of assets under management and had received $470 million in contributions for the year.
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Zuckerberg's gift, which exceeds the total amount received by the organization last year, marks another significant pledge to education by the Facebook CEO. In September 2010, Zuckerberg, flanked by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Newark Mayor Cory Booker, promised $100 million to Newark's public schools on the Oprah Winfrey Show.
"I've had a lot of opportunities in my life and a lot of that comes from having gone to really good schools," said the Harvard dropout of his Newark gift at the time. "And I want to do what I can to make sure everyone has those opportunities."
The $500 million in Facebook shares is the single largest gift to education in 2012. On Monday, billionaire Mort Zuckerman pledged $200 million to Columbia University for brain research.
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Despite the fact that Samsung may be behind on implementing fingerprint scanners into their smartphones, they could come to Android handsets in the next 6 months according to a report from The Verge.
It was reported that The FIDO Alliance, which is a group of 48 companies looking to develop a more secure alternative to the password, is currently expecting fingerprint-based security in Android devices within 6 months.
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Thought I'd bring up another round of rapid fire style questions. Compiled by my friends, answered by me. Again, these are just my personal preferences, so take 'em or leave 'em as you wish. So here we go:
To cuff or not to cuff pants? Casual pants, yes. Dress pants, no.
Which is worse, pleats or four button suits? Four button suits.
Are you interested in women's fashion? Not particularly. A fashionable woman though… that's another story.
Favorite menswear blog recently? Menswear Dog.
Patterned or solid color shirts? Always solid first, patterned next.
Wide or slim ties? Slim. Though it generally depends on your lapel.
Favorite color of pants? Gray.
Lace up or loafer? Lace up all day.
Tie bars, worth it? Yes. They're only 15 bucks at Thetiebar.com.
Crazy patterned/colored socks… gimmick or here to stay? I think the craziness will go down eventually, but it's just socks, not suits, so buy 'em while you can.
How do you layer if it's hot? Layer thin / breathable fabrics, and don't overdo it.
When is it douchey to wear a tie? When you wear one purely to outshine everyone else.
Most versatile color? Gray.
Least versatile color? Neon pink.
Best dressed celebrity? Joseph Gordon-Levitt
Should you own more brown or black dress shoes? Definitely brown.
Vans or Converse? Converse. Jack Purcells to be more specific.
Single or double monk shoes? I prefer double.
What fragrances do you own? YSL, Versace, Dior.
What's your favorite department store? Nordstrom for service, Barney's for selection.
Best place to buy really budget clothing? Uniqlo, Costco, and recently, JC Penney.
H&M or Forever 21? Neither.
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ninjadol says
My baby's name is Hayven Brielle and I love it. It fits her perfectly and I love the meaning: safe place; refuge and God is my strength. I have encountered the problem that Robyn has, though. Sometimes people want to call her Hayden. I'm glad it's not very popular.
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My daughters name is Hayven Rayne and I love it cause u hardly ever hear it but I would have picked a different name if I knew that the names Hayden, jayden, cayden etc... Names were gonna b so popular. My daughters called Hayden all the time. We had to sender birth certificate back twice to have it corrected. Gets real old. She is almost 10 and I'm looking forward to the day those names r over!!