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By Tim HippsSpecial to American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 2010 Seven current and former members of the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program have earned spots on Team USA for the XXI Olympic Winter Games, scheduled for Feb. 12-28 in Vancouver and Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.
Five current and former WCAP bobsledders, along with U.S. men's assistant bobsled coach Sgt. Bill Tavares, will tackle one of the world's fastest tracks in Whistler, site of the bobsleigh competition Feb. 20 through 27.
Army Sgt. Jeremy Teela, a biathlete who serves in the Vermont Army National Guard, earned a spot on his third consecutive U.S. Olympic Team in biathlon, a combination of cross-country ski racing and rifle shooting from standing and prone positions. Five men's biathlon races of different distances will be staged Feb. 14 through 26 in Whistler, site of the best performance of Teela's career last year.
Four of the six U.S. men's and women's bobsled pilots learned the tricks of their trade while serving in WCAP under the tutelage of five-time Olympian Tavares, who will assist U.S. men's bobsled head coach Brian Shimer. Tavares served as an Army National Guardsman and coach of the Guard's outstanding athlete program before joining the WCAP.
Sgt. John Napier, of Lake Placid, N.Y., and a member of the Vermont Army National Guard, will drive Team USA II's four-man sled. His WCAP teammate, Army 1st Lt. Chris Fogt of Alpine, Utah, will be among that crew, joined by Chuck Berkley of Clayton, Calif., and Steve Langton of Melrose, Mass.
Napier also will pilot USA II in the two-man competition with Langton aboard.
"Since my earliest memories, all I remember thinking about is this moment," Napier said after being named to the U.S. Olympic Team. "It's a dream come true."
Shimer pointed out that Napier, at age 23, is perhaps the most experienced of the U.S. drivers because he's the son of a bobsledder and began competing at age 8.
"This has just been a breakout season for John," Shimer said. "The world has been awakened and they are not looking over him. John was under the radar. His first statement was to let the world know he was here. Some of these guys were his idols, and now he's beating them down the hill."
Virginia National Guard Army Sgt. Mike Kohn, a member of the National Guard Outstanding Athlete Program, was one of Napier's boyhood idols. A former WCAP bobsledder, Kohn will drive Team USA III's four-man sled with the crew of Jamie Moriarty of Winnetka, Ill.; Bill Schuffenhauer of Orem, Utah; and Nick Cunningham of Monterey, Calif.
Kohn capitalized on a career-ending concussion suffered by Todd Hays that opened the door for the National Guard athlete to qualify a third Olympic sled for Team USA. Only three nations were qualified to enter three men's sleds into the 2010 Olympics.
"This was one of the best experiences I've had in this sport," said Kohn, who won the 2002 Olympic bronze medal as a push athlete with Shimer, after he secured another Olympic berth at St. Moritz on Jan. 16-17. "Winning an Olympic medal was amazing, but it doesn't compare to the team camaraderie felt over these last few weeks. The Olympics is about more than winning medals, and this experience is one I'll remember for the rest of my life."
Kohn's four-man team tied Canadian pilot Pierre Lueders' squad for sixth place at St. Moritz with a combined time of 2 minutes, 10.85 seconds.
"What an awesome day," Kohn said. "Jamie, Bill and Nick were so fired up. They had tears in their eyes before we got to the line, and the entire team was behind them. There were so many people at the start and finish encouraging us.
"During the America's Cup races in Park City, Utah, I almost hung it up," Kohn added. "Todd was beating me and I thought it would be impossible to qualify and I realized my Olympic dream as a driver wasn't going to happen. Then all of a sudden I was given another chance. It wasn't the way I wanted to get another chance, but I was grateful for the opportunity. I can't thank Todd enough for his help and support over the last few weeks in helping our team. He's been a huge part of my success."
Kohn also will drive USA III in the two-man competition. His brakeman has not yet been determined.
Reigning four-man world champion Steven Holcomb, a former WCAP pilot from Park City, Utah; will drive the Team USA I sled, backed by Justin Olsen of San Antonio, Steve Mesler of Buffalo, N.Y.; and Curt Tomasevicz of Shelby, Neb.
"The 'Night Train' is becoming more and more popular and getting a lot of notoriety as we lead up to the [Olympic] Games, and it's well deserved," Shimer said of Holcomb's four-man sled. "These guys have the whole package."
Holcomb also will drive the USA I sled in two-man competition with Tomasevicz aboard.
On the women's side, former WCAP bobsledder Sgt. Shauna Rohbock of the Army National Guard Outstanding Athlete Program, who serves in the Utah Army National Guard, will pilot Team USA I. A 2006 Olympic silver medalist who teamed with Valerie Fleming in Torino, Italy, Rohbock, of Park City, Utah, will be joined by Michelle Rzepka of Novi, Mich., in America's top-rated women's sled.
Erin Pac of Farmington, Conn., and Elana Meyers of Douglasville, Ga., will compete in USA II. Bree Schaaf of Bremerton, Wash., and Emily Azevedo of Chico, Calif., will be in USA III.
"We are thrilled to be sending our best U.S. women's team ever to Whistler," said Darrin Steele, chief executive officer of the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation Chief and a former WCAP bobsledder himself. "The selection committee had to make some very difficult decisions regarding the push athletes chosen to the team. Our deep pool of talented athletes is what makes us hard to beat."
Rohbock led the U.S. women with a fifth-place finish at the World Cup event Jan. 16 in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
The Germans swept the podium spots in a closely contested race. Cathleen Martini teamed with Romy Logsch to top the field by only one-hundredth of a second with a combined time of 2 minutes, 14.89 seconds. Reigning Olympic champion Sandra Kiriasis partnered with Christin Senkel for a total time of 2:14.90 to claim silver, while Claudia Schramm and Berit Wiacker slid a combined time of 2:15.07 for bronze.
Rohbock and Rzepka posted identical start times of 5.64 seconds and runs of 1:07.87 and 1:07.70 for a combined time of 2:15.57.
Only two nations were granted three sleds in the 2010 Olympic women's bobsled competition. Germany locked up the first spot earlier in the season based on points, but the second nation to qualify a third sled came down to a battle between Canadian Amanda Stepenko and U.S. pilot Schaaf, who secured her Olympic berth with two solid runs in St. Moritz.
"Today's race was won by only one-hundredth of a second," Rohbock said. "The competition is definitely picking up as we get closer to February. Every week is a challenge, and next month won't get any easier. I'm excited that we qualified three sleds, because I think all of us are competitive and have a chance to do well.
"I'm a little nervous going into the Olympics because I think the Germans are gaining momentum. Their push times are getting faster, they have aerodynamic sleds, and they will be tough to beat. But you never know what will happen at the Olympics. It's always unpredictable."
(Tim Hipps is the Army Family and Morale, Welfare and Recreation Command Olympic correspondent. U.S.Air Force Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke, who serves at the National Guard Bureau, contributed to this article.)


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After taking a brief downtime for maintenance, Microsoft unveiled the next version of the App Hub, the Windows Phone Dev Center on August 7. The new site is simpler, cleaner and of course, provides the back-end updates needed to support the upcoming Windows Phone 8-related features.
Some of the key upgrades/updates made:
- Re-design: Instead of overwhelming the visitor with information, it now shows three simple launching points: Submit App, Get SDK, and View Samples.
- Market expansion: Since the new site is built on top of a more robust infrastructure, more market opporunities are now available to developers.
- Pricing flexibility: Developers can now set different prices for different markets.
- Analytics: Developers can now see all ratings and reviews in one place as opposed to viewing it by market earlier.
- In-App Purchasing: Although some game developers have implemented in-app purchasing in Windows Phone 7.x today, they are using the Xbox LIVE back-end and Microsoft Points to implement the feature. With Windows Phone 8 (maybe tied to Microsoft Wallet?), any developer can use native functionality to enable in-app purchases. The Windows Phone Dev Center is now built to support the feature for Windows Phone 8 apps.
- Beta testing: Currently, a developer could set up only 100 testers in a beta program. Going forward, it would be "thousands" of testers.
- Flexible sign-up and submission: Many tweaks to the sign-up and submit options to make it easier for a developer to create an account and submit an app. As an example, Microsoft has introduced a default option to submit to all markets except where additional content check is required.
- Reports: Besides breaking down downloads by Free, Paid, Trial and Beta, new reports will also show if paid downloads are without trial or after trial. This will help developers gain insight into the trial feature usage. Simultaneously, the latency will be improved so these app download reports will be available sooner than they currently are.
- More streamlined content: Hooks into MSDN content directly from the site make it useful for developers looking for forums, technical documentation, etc.
This seems like a major upgrade to the developer portal, and given how big Windows Phone 8 promises to be (in terms of developer features, support, etc.), this is a necessary step which would be welcomed by all developers. I have seen a lot of complaints on twitter from Windows Phone developers about the performance of the now-retired App Hub. Hopefully this redesign and a solid update to the underlying infrastructure will cover them for some time to come!
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Ok, it could just be a coincidence that Reese Witherspoon looked like the happiest woman in the world the same night news broke that ex-boyfriend Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift had split, but something sure had Reese and fiance Jim Toth glowing at yesterday evening's Lakers game. Maybe it was this "coincidence": last night was her first time attending a game since Jake and Reese made out at Staples Center two years earlier to the day. Now she's debuting her engagement ring, and he's just broke up with a 21-year-old! Even the home team finally breaking its losing streak couldn't totally explain her giggly expressions throughout the night. "Speak now, Jake! Speak now!"
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Posted at: 03/15/2013 1:31 PM
Updated at: 03/15/2013 5:52 PM
By: Steve Mieczkowski, KOB.com and Whitney Jones, KOB.com
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Albuquerque Police Chief Ray Schultz has announced his plans to retire from the force.
In a letter to Chief Administrative Officer Robert Perry dated March 13, Schultz indicated his plans to retire later in the year. Schultz indicated in his letter that he is ready to go forward with the next chapter of his life and wants to make more time with his family.
City Councilor Dan Lewis issued a statement that reads: "This is a critical time in the history of the Albuquerque Police Department. Ray Schultz made a courageous decision. Despite all that the department and city have been through I believe he is turning to the next chief a better department. Ray Schultz should be honored for his service. He is greatly appreciated and I wish him the very best."
Albuquerque Police Officers Association President Greg Weber released a statement regarding Police Chief Ray Schultz's impending retirement.
He began by thanking Shultz for his hard work and dedication.
Weber then wrote, "When the Chief leaves, there is no doubt his absence will be felt. The APD is losing one of the most innovative, forward thinking, and hardworking police chiefs in the country. His ability to anticipate where the profession of law enforcement is going, how crime itself is evolving, and his drive to give police better tools to combat crime is something we believe both citizens and officers will miss greatly.
However, this is a very tumultuous time for the Albuquerque Police Department and our members do feel it is time for a new leader. We hope to continue working with Chief Schultz during the transition and look forward to working with his successor to tackle the issues of morale and manpower plaguing this department. The APOA will continue to a voice for the rank and file officers as this unfolds."
KOB Eyewitness News 4 will have more on this breaking story on tonight's newscasts.
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According to reports, the Giants have placed RB David Wilson (neck) on injured reserve, ending his season. His career is over.
SMITTY: David Wilson, like Jahvid Best, was a serious NFL talent that had monster fantasy football upside. It's a shame we never got to see him at his best. We wish him all the best. Rashad Jennings and Andre Williams both have the ability to be strong fantasy contributors in 2014, but they could also diminish each other's values. It's possible they co-exist, and Jennings could be a 50-reception back this season given that Williams flat-out can't catch. As of now, goal-line and short-yardage work is expect to go to Williams, making him flex-worthy in deep leagues this upcoming fantasy season. And, Jennings will get a grip of rushing yards, maybe less touchdowns than his owners would like, but 50+ receptions, thus making him a sneaky RB2 in 2014 (if you don't have to overpay by the time you draft, at which point we'd take a pass). Looking for Week 1 Power Rankings?


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'Dhoom 3' To Be First Indian Film To Hit IMAX Theatres
By IB Times Staff Reporter on September 22, 2012
Yash Raj Films' (YRF) much-awaited action thriller film "Dhoom 3" will be digitally re-mastered and released in IMAX theatres in India next year.
The third installment of the Dhoom series starring Abhieshk Bachchan, Uday Chopra, Aamir Khan and Katrina Kaif will be the first Indian film to be released in IMAX format across the country and select global locations next year, said YRF and IMAX Corporation in a joint statement.
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Dining on a Budget | Ray's Pizzaria
By Edmund Tijerina : February 23, 2012 : Updated: February 28, 2012 10:47pm
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Ten hot wings, photographed Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012, at Ray's Pizzaria in San Antonio.
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Super cheese steak sandwich, photographed Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012, at Ray's Pizzaria in San Antonio.
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Group photo of the medium pepperoni pizza, super cheese steak sub, hot wings, and No. 2 supreme slice lunch special with salad, photographed Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012, at Ray's Pizzaria in San Antonio.
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7214 Blanco Road at Lockhill-Selma, 210-348-9090
Hours: 11 a.m.- 9:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday; 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m., Friday-Saturday; 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m., Sunday $
Hit: Super Cheesesteak Sub, wings
Miss: Pizza needed just a few more moments in oven
Lighter Choice: Side salad, Greek salad
Noteworthy: Ranch dressing, basil aioli made in house
There's no reason why a pizza place should take time to make its own basil aioli as a dipping sauce.
But it's one of those details that stands out at Ray's Pizzaria, 7214 Blanco Road. The pizza is pretty good, but the cheesesteak sandwich is outstanding, the wings are quite good and the ranch dressing is made in house.
The soundtrack of Rat Pack-era songs and an occasional Italian aria give a good indication that this place is not offering the usual pizza joint experience.
Ordering is straightforward. Walk up to the counter, place the order, get a number and take a seat while waiting for the food to come out.
Just about every pizza place serves wings, but few are this tasty. The classic hot sauce had the right Buffalo-style flavor and heat level — and the right amount of finger-licking messiness. Another appetizer, the small finger-shaped fried artichokes, included the basil aioli for dipping. They were crisp and went well with the mayonnaise, but they would have been better if they had been bigger, to allow the flavor of the vegetable to come through.
The cheesesteak sandwich proved the star of our lunch visit. Thin slices of freshly cooked, tender beef didn't have that dull taste that often comes when beef has been sitting for a while, and the thinly sliced onions, mushrooms and melted provolone added flavor, texture and juiciness to the sandwich.
A stromboli, which featured mozzarella, pepperoni, Italian sausage and Canadian bacon in tomato sauce all inside pizza dough, could easily and happily feed two people.
The pizza was a little confusing. Our group ordered a pepperoni pizza with black olives and it was pretty good, but not on the level of the cheesesteak and wings. The housemade dough had a good yeasty undertone, but it needed a few extra moments in the pizza oven. Then we looked at the pies on a nearby table, and they looked much better than ours, with more color on the crust overall, including a few more blisters from a high heat.
We'll have to try the pizzas again on a future visit. And there's a whole section of pasta dishes that look worth trying, too.


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Prospective students expect, and often prefer, online communication. Rather than drive prospective students to the SBU website, which is aimed at a range of psychographic groups, the university sought an attention-grabbing web portal to serve as a one-stop destination for this audience. The site incorporates a number of SBU-specific interactive components that put the admission-focused content front and center so that page visitors can easily access the most salient information.


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The winner of South Whitley's Got Talent hands down was Ivory West.
The competition concluded Thursday evening at the South Whitley Public Library after a week off for a winter storm.
The competition was tough, with the audience getting to be a part of selecting the winner. The three official judges, whose votes had a bit more pull, were Nate Myers, Teresa Smith and Renee Wozniak Anderson.
West performed "Come Together" by The Beatles to earn the title.
West's closest competitors were both dancers. Kiara Galloway performed a freestyle dance routine to "Replay" to win second place and De Shockney took third place with her clogging routine.
The evening seemed to be fraught with mishaps as one of the hosts of the event, Jacob Ray was late due to locking his keys in his car and Shockney had to return home for the correct CD to accompany her performance.
Ray's co-host Jamie Wozniak used his misfortune against him during their repartee between acts. The delays were not unpleasant, though as West and Galloway performed some impromptu bits to the delight of the audience.
West performed a touching song of her own about the bird on her windowsill. Galloway gave Ray a quick lesson in dance, commenting that he "really can't dance."
Then, as the audience cast their votes, Ray and Wozniak offered a bit of funny improv with audience participation.
The event was sponsored by the Teen Advisory Board at the South Whitley Public Library.
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In the event of a company's bankruptcy or liquidation, common stockholders have the right to receive their proportional interest in residual assets. After all the other security holders have been paid, along with all creditors of the corporation, common stockholders may claim the residual assets. For this reason common stock is the most junior security.
Common stock can be classified into a number of categories. Each category details the characteristics associated with the underlying company.
- Blue chip: strong, stable and mature, with a long history of consecutive quarterly dividends; may also be a suitable investment for an investor with an income objective.
- Growth: strong potential for improving profits. The company's earnings are growing faster than the overall economy, and thus the stock has a strong potential for outperforming the market.
- Emerging growth industry: young firm in new industry with good growth prospects, but also high-risk.
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- Cyclical stocks move with the broader market - and often with greater volatility - so they outpace the market during an expansion but whipsaw back during a contraction. Automotive stocks are one example.
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Pouilly-Fumé L'Arret Buffatte Tinel-Blondelet 2013 - The name of the wine recalls the rest stop on the old Roman road that runs through the vineyard, where travellers could refresh themselves and their horses on their way between Paris and Lyon. This limpid, pale yellow-green wine unfurls gradually with aromas of white flowers, kaffir-lime leaves, and lemongrass trading places with apricots, pink grapefruit, and especially fresh fennel as the nose evolves over time. On the palate, the texture is silky chiffon, with exotic citrus flavors seasoned with wild thyme, anise, and herbal sea salt, while the refreshing, mineral-driven finish lingers forever.
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Thank you, Mr DeMocker. Your journalistic contributions from writings and photos, especially the profound and sensitive photo of the lifeless precious baby accompanying this article, help bring evil acts and the death they wrought into sharp detail.
Having worked in the pediatric intensive care at Ben Taub Hospital and additional nursing at a TX state hospital, (way back in the day) I've how violence crushes kids and destroys families. Or maybe the mothers and grandmothers. Thanks for letting the sheltered know just how troubling rampant violence is.
Yeah, we moved from Galvetraz, the wannabe NO, when issues including violence because just too much.
Bought 55 acres atop the Haynesville Shale in East TX and you betcha, haven't looked back. We lovelovelove the seclusion, beauty and and safety. It's so nice to be paid to live on our property (gas well) rather than paying high property taxes to finance crime and fiscal misdeeds.
And please copperhead 504, can I quote you about your forum advice (using facts, rather than insults and invectiveness)? Believe it or not, on a breast cancer forum, this has been the tone on a couple of threads for a week. A freakin' cancer forum.
Thanks, Mary, for calling a sexual assault a rape, rather an "having sex" event.
She will never quit. Well, it may be a long while. To go out on a note of failure when she preaches 'anything is possible, just visualize and get out of your own way' would be unthinkable for her. 'Course, the lessons of failure and how that's part of a bigger plan can save face if she walks.
Trump holds a grudge and flaunts it. Prolly all related to the spot on impersonation Rosie did if him.
While Rosie can be easy to ridicule but Trump is ridiculous and pitiful.
The reality of being unmasked at any time for evermore is be a wake up call for net posters who become complacent of that possibility. Each and every post ever typed is subject to accountability in a very public way.
This may not matter whatsoever now, but who knows, it might in the future. So postings, all permanent records, slapped out while drunk, immature, stupid or careless in the 20's or younger can surface in the 40's.
The downfall of Mr Perricone provides boatloads of material to parse for many fields of study. The intersection of new age communication and old school folly bites in a brand new way.
Work it Jindal!
I just love it when morality is attached to an issue. Got an issue with a moral stance?! You are not up to speed with your morals; pack up yourselves, your family, (if you have one, nay nay de nay nay) go to church, and get right.
Federal laws makes previsions for the ill awaiting trial but not once convicted it seems. So anyone potentially guilty can delay justice? One better pray for that scenario because once convicted, the same person won't find so much sympathy.
And sadly, family can be felons. In which case you're surrounded by the very people you may become, at home or incarcerated.
So the mentally ill are no more violent than the mentally fit...The poster moves on typing "having said that..."
Not so fast. You may believe it but you can't live it, not in the real world. Site studies underscoring that finding to satify your intellectual self if you need to feel like both populations are equally nonviolent.
Who are you helping? Trying to destygmatize mental illness by sharing the potential violence prevalence?
It's just too insane to believe.
Also, housing the mentally ill as outpatients in a building with resources will call out the "don't segregate" crowd who think you're as likely to have a violent encounter with the ill as the well. Integrate! Everywhere!
Everybody who care one wit about the mentally ill, regardless of isolate or integrate camps, or whether they or family or strangers have this brain disorder, lose, as inadequate care spirals to less, then less again.
Jonathan can take this stoopid criticism. His hour long ask whippin' delivered by Winfrey a while back in her attempt to show the world she had better not be toyed with, will make this kerfuffle roll of his back.
You're looking good Mr Franzen, looks like things are going well.
Just hope these birds don't think planes are friendly beast and try to engage with them after this training behind an aircraft.
I've heard lots from my daughter, an Air Force Pilot, who's flown everything from gliders to the T-38 and C-17, about the damage a bird can do to an engine, never mind what a flock of the poor birds can do to the poor pilot and poor passengers.
Surely this factor is accounted for in this act of good will I otherwise support.
This Camp Nurse RN (from the old school) says a Pox on the nursing instructor if this mom was not allowed to bring her child to class. Same to the school if it's policy to not be flexible in these circumstances.
Compassion and a willingness to adapt to changing circumstances help define a good nurse.
The little girl could have come in and absorbed the atmosphere and it could have left a good impression of school. Instead this whole situation has the potential to leave a lasting impression of fear, sadness and shame.
Remember, lots of nursing schools these days have many single Moms w/o support of the daddies or extended family. They're broke and have limited resources.
Instead of piling on this Mom, wonder why it is Nurses are scarce when they're needed next time you or yours is hospitalized. Nurses are treated like housekeeping and staffing is quickly cut to service a budget. But that's another story.
Hey listen y'all, don't feel bad or squirrely about voting for c ray, even a second time.
We Texans loved bush and turned our eyes away from a dam fool.
The whole Country is just like LA and TX, voting TWICE for shrub. You are not alone in being clueless. Unfortunately, you've got plenty of company.
I wish justice could be served up for all the political crooks, typically filling up brain space with arrogance and self-righteousness, especially those proclaiming Christ as their guide.
I'll get my kicks by seeing your former mayor "represent".
The line between pj's and casual wear has been blurred.
Some of the pajamas at Target (especially) & WM easily pass for casual clothes. I got lots of complements at my bible study when I wore PJ's recently. Many attendes are older women who would never leave the house w/o makeup and jewels.
My choices could easily be in the casual women's section and no one would bat an eye that they could be slept in. PJ's will be worn on my next long flight.
PJ's, their not just for sleeping anymore!
I have always thought renovating an old gas station for a residence would be a great idea.
There's one in TX between Jacksonville and Frankston. It is not considered chic in those parts, I'm guessing they'd prefer a brand new trailer.
It gets my attention every time.
The tiny ugly musician thing has been overplayed x3 now.
The Moms I know would visit extreme misery on any demonic authority figure inflicting potentially life threating force on their child. We're not intimidated by authorized gangtas.
Thanks for thinking of us parched Texans. I'm in deep East Texas, one county from La. The smoke from mega fires blanketed our area last evening. We desperately need rain. It's so dry, it's almost otherworldly.
It's a new world now with lots of activity in public is recorded. In general a phone has a video recorder. Everyone has a phone. Lots of security inspired video recording from business and govt.
Google the New Mexico State Cop copulating in public recently, caught on a security camera for all the world to see. No charges. Imagine if it was you and yours, numerous charges would deflate that...desire.
Can't count on 'nothin.
My habit of tuning in WWL when coming to NO stops today.
Garland and WWL, the excuses not to fess up and straighten up and deal soils the man & station.
If this doesn't destroy both of you, something like it in your past or future will, as this behavior is in your very blood.
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We had the opportunity to try out the Monopoly Video Game for Wii EA Games and Hasbro this week.
I opened it and asked my 12 year old son to get it up and running and I'd be there in a minute and we could have some mother-son bonding time. He was playing when I got there and I asked if he was having fun and he replied, "What is this?"
Parenting fail: Monopoly not played in childhood (yet).
Anyway, with a quick tutorial on the concept, we were up and going.
Monopoly for Wii is easy to use and has some fun graphics. The little Monopoly guy ("Mr. Monopoly", I think) talks you right through everything and makes for faster game play than the traditional board game.
The traditional board is very familiar and you can even fight over who gets to be the dog, just like you did when you were a kid. This edition has a fantastic collection of Monopoly boards all in one place! There are cool new, never before seen boards that you can unlock after you fill your "passport". They have fun new themes, music, properties, playing pieces and more.
You can play with 1-4 players, and the computer fills in the other players, so you could even play alone if you wanted. However, be warned that the computer players are pretty good!
It took me a little practice to be able to spot what properties I already owned and the auction part when you want to sell something took a little concentration at first, but it is pretty straightforward, overall.
It also has several fun, interactive mini-games you can play and unlock more as you go.
There's also a fast-paced "Richest Edition" way to play in addition to traditional play and up to four players can complete a game of Monopoly in 30 minutes!
This mode includes mini-games to advance play and it makes things go quickly and players can join in the frenzy of buying and trading property. After competing at the Monopoly-themed mini-games, a roll of the dice determines how many properties you're dealt, but you must pay rent on any already owned property you receive, so there's lots of trading going on to avoid going bankrupt. This mode includes some game-leveling events, so a big lead doesn't always make a runaway winner.
It's a lot of fun, and the Monopoly Video Game for Wii would make a fun holiday gift for the game lover in your family or give it to the group for some family fun!.


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I caught a blog entry this morning from a blogger named Becca. While I don't know Becca I know her cause is near and dear to the readers of this blog, so I thought I'd share her story and ask you to help.
That's how I feel about the JDRF: passionate.
I'm passionate about fundraising for this cause.
I'm passionate about volunteering for this cause.
I'm passionate about telling anyone and everyone about this cause.
Because there needs to be a cure.
Because I need a cure.
I've been diabetic for almost seven and a half years–about 2700 days. I've checked my blood sugar approximately ten to twelve times a day since late March, 2000 which means that I've pricked my finger about 30,000 times since that day in 2000. And if you want to know the truth, it's probably more often than that. I've changed my infusion set for my insulin pump around 900 times. I've been hospitalized twice and in the ER more times than I care to count. I see my doctor every three months. I have her on speed-dial. When I call the Target Pharmacy, I simply say "This is Becca" and they prepare to refill my prescriptions. If I don't answer my phone, my friends and family start to worry about me because in the past, they've had to call the paramedics for me. Or watch me have a diabetic seizure. And you know, it feels really good to be loved, but it really sucks to have to say "I'm sorry" when I see their worried faces and to know the stress I've caused my husband and my sister and my niece and my friends…no one should have to live with that. And no one should have to witness what they've seen these past seven years.
Bobby was diagnosed 160 days ago which means that he's checked his blood sugar more than 1100 times and had 632 insulin injections. To see those numbers in black and white is staggering. And it kind of makes me sick to my stomach, because it doesn't have to be like this. With a cure for this disease all of these steps could be eliminated.
I want people to understand that as hard as is it to be diabetic, it's much harder to love someone & have them be diagnosed with this disease. It's a punch in the stomach that you aren't ready for. It knocks the wind out of you. This disease, while not a death sentence, isn't exactly a walk in the park either. I've never said this before, but I'm scared for my nephew–for the road he has ahead of him. What about sports? Puberty? The Teenage Years? Will he find a spouse who is as loving and understanding as I have? What if? What if? What if?
Please, I am begging you for your help.
Whether you have ten dollars or ten thousand dollars to donate, every penny truly does make a difference!
Whether you can walk with us on Walk Day or not.or not. (But we'd really like it if you would join us!)
We can't do it alone–we need your help.
One thing you can say about me is that I'm passionate about this cause.
About educating others about this disease.
And if you're in the Omaha area, tune to the Fox station (Channel 42) on Monday at 10 a.m. because I'm passionate about the JDRF and I'm ready to tell all of eastern Nebraska about that passion.
Check out Becca's blog for the full story on her life.


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Bookstore credit allows a student to purchase textbooks and necessary supplies by charging these purchases to students account. A student account is established for you by the University when you first apply. Students who have more financial aid than their cost of tuition and fees may have this charge covered by financial aid once it disburses. Students without financial aid or who have other 3rd party funding for books (employer, workforce agency, etc.) may also use this program.
Bookstore Credits are available each semester during the dates published on the website. A message will be sent to the students metrostate.edu email when the credit is calculated and ready for use.
Bookstore Credit Program Eligibility:
Students are eligible for the Bookstore Credit program if they are enrolled in courses, degree-seeking, have authorized the University to place a book and supply charge on their student account, and do not have any active holds on their student account.
- PSEO students are not eligible for this program.
- Full-time students may charge up to $800: Undergraduate students must have 12+ credits; Graduate students must have 8+ credits
- All other registered students may charge up to $400
- Emergency approvals for students needing larger than those limits would be done case-by-case (as in the past)
Obtaining the Bookstore Credit:
- All students must complete, sign, and return the Bookstore Credit and Other Miscellaneous Charges Authorization form to Gateway Student Services on the St. Paul Campus. Students will need to do this only once while enrolled at Metropolitan State.
- After selecting books and supplies at the University Bookstore (St. Paul Campus) or online, students will be asked to present their student identification card to the cashier in the bookstore and inform the cashier that they have a bookstore credit.
- The disbursement of financial aid will pay for tuition, fees and bookstore charges in that order.
- If you are a student whose charges are paid by a 3rd party, please ask your payer for assistance in completing sections 2 and 3 of the Metropolitan State University Third Party Authorization Form. Forward the signed form to 3rd Party Billing, in Founders Hall 329. Students using a 3rd party must also sign the Bookstore Credit and Other Miscellaneous Charges Authorization.
- Any remaining balance owing after financial aid or 3rd party funds are received must be paid by the student to the University in accordance with the due dates.
Eligible Purchases with Bookstore Credit:
Student may purchase textbooks and necessary supplies only. Supplies include, but are not limited to, study guides, supplemental texts, workbooks, notebooks, notepaper or pads, pens, pencils, art/drawing supplies and calculators. Items that cannot be purchased with bookstore credit include clothing, mugs, food, mass market books (unless designated as a course text) and other items not necessary for course work.
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Amethyst air
weaves the dream
of conscious living,
awakening original purpose,
calling to Wisdom's daughters
for critical renewal
in this time of danger.
Be gone now,
oh heavy ignorance,
so we may all
trace our roots
back to the tree of peace,
and return once more
to our sacredness.
We are the caretakers
of tomorrow,
mothers living in a state
of gratitude
for the whole of Earth
bequeathed to us,
and we must not fail.
Measure your quality
as you hold the stars,
and feel truth weighed
in love's magnificence
where you expand
to breathe
the amethyst air.
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Each week, the entire Achievement First Brownsville Elementary team and family, including teachers, students and parents, gather for Morning Circle, during which the community celebrates successes and identifies challenges to overcome. In addition, students share their learning and talent with their peers, teachers and parents during quarterly "arts nights" and potluck dinners. Students perform before their school community while becoming accomplished dancers, singers and artists. Achievement First Brownsville Elementary students also work hard to achieve academic excellence. The school has introduced a math curriculum which uses a constructivist approach to encourage students to generate their own strategies for solving math problems by using manipulatives, writing and discussion.For two consecutive years, AF Brownsville received the top grade on the New York City Department of Education Progress Reports. (2012, 2013 New York City Department of Education Progress Reports). AF Brownsville made higher-than-average gains in math and ELA.
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Match Report: Crewe 1-2 Port Vale
Posted: November 23, 2013|
CREWE 1 (Evans, 34)
PORT VALE 2 (Taylor, 43, Myrie-Williams, 83)
JENNISON-Myrie Williams struck seven minutes from time to give Port Vale a hard-earned three points in this afternoon's fiercely-contested derby at Crewe.
The Valiants had to come from behind after on-loan Manchester City midfielder volleyed Crewe into a deserved lead on 34 minutes.
However, they rallied to level nine minutes later through Rob Taylor, making his first appearance since April.
Vale were the better side after the break, and sparked manic celebrations among their 2,200 travelling supporters when Pope set up Myrie-Williams for the winner.
Crewe boss Steve Davis gave a debut to on loan Fulham keeper Neil Etheridge in front of a back three of Mark Ellis Adam Dugdale and Harry Davis.
Meanwhile, Vale manager Micky Adams made two changes in his 4-4-2 line up as left back Taylor replaced Carl Dickinson who was sidelined with an infected shin. The Vale boss also included Jordan Hugill up front alongside Tom Pope.
Crewe could have taken the lead after just three minutes when Leitch-Smith's corner found Mark Ellis at the near post, but he sent a glancing header wide when he should have hit the target.
The home side made much the brighter start, and came close on 19 minutes when Byron Moore's cross was only half-cleared to the edge of the area where George Evans had time to line up a shot.
The midfielder placed his effort to Chris Neal's left, but saw the ball smack off the post and out to safety.
Trouble erupted on the touchline when Ellis claimed he had been flattened off the ball by Pope, sparking a row in which both sets of management also became involved.
However, referee Graham Salisbury took no action, before attention returned to the game.
Moore's shot was well held by Neal at his near post, but there was no escape for the Valiants on 34 minutes when Moore;s cross was cleared, but only to Evans on the edge of the box.
He met he ball with a volley which looped past Neal and into the top corner.
Vale upped their game after the goal, but Myrie-Williams's shot was beaten away by Neil Etheridge at his near post.
But the Valiants levelled on 43 minutes when Adam Yates's cross from the right dropped to Taylor at the back post. He stabbed a shot goalwards, and saw the ball take a deflection on it's way over the line before Etheridge could claw it away.
Half Time
Crewe 1-1 Port Vale
Moore sent Robertson the wrong way to make room for a shot, but lifted his effort over from 14 yards. Vale needed a lift so Adams made his first change as Ben Williamson replaced Jordan Hugill, on 58 minutes.
The Valiants almost took the lead within a minute when Griffith's shot was played to Loft at the back post, but his shot brought a fine save from Etheridge.
Loft fired over from the left side of the area as the Valiants enjoyed a spell of pressure. But the skipper appeared to have taken a knock and was replaced by Gavin Tomlin on 70 minutes.
Lines snatched a shot over at one end, but was soon in action at the other as he cleared from under his own bar.
Davis made a change by bringing on Ryan Colclough for Ajay Leitch-Smith on 76 minutes, before Chuks Aneke replaced Vadaine Oliver, on 81 minutes.
But Vale took the lead on 83 minutes when Ben Williamson slipped the ball through for Pope on the left of the area. The striker charged forward and played the ball across Etheridge to the back post where Myrie-Williams raced in to force the ball over the line.
Thierry Audel replaced Dugdale as five minutes of injury time gave Crewe hope. But Vale came closer as Taylor caught Crewe on the break, raced half the length of the pitch, but had his shot saved by Etheridge.
Crewe: Etheridge, Mellor, Davis, Dugdale (Audel, 90) , Ellis, Tootle, Moore, Evans, Osman, Leitch-Smith (Colclough, 76), Oliver (Aneke, 81).
Subs: Garratt, Guthrie, Nolan, Audel, Waters.
Vale: Neal, Yates, Robertson, Duffy, Taylor, Myrie-Williams (Birchall, 90_, Lines, Griffith, Loft (Tomlin, 70), Pope, Hugill (Williamson, 58).
Subs: Johnson, Dodds, Chilvers, Hughes.
Referee: Graham Salisbury
Crewe: Colclough (ungentlemanly conduct, 95)
Vale: None
Red cards: None
Attendance: 6,820 (including 2,281 away fans)


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Twenty six days of February over, just like that. I'm thinking about re-vamping these these month-in-review posts. Maybe offer them via a monthly newsletter subscription. Of course, that'd mean I'd have to take time to design such a newsletter….So, for now, I'm keeping them on the blog. Here are the popular posts of the month and some reader comments. Even if you don't leave a comment, and we don't give you a shout-out specifically, know that we appreciate your readership.
- A few favorite photos from my photo-a-week project.
- Where I reveal my less-than-stellar parenting moments
- What we've been doing when it's too cold and snowy to be outside
- Second-child parenting has been awesome
- A monthly photo link-up I'm participating in: One Community
- I was completely surprised when Shana asked Sarah what new blog she's following and Sarah mentioned THIS BLOG and even put my button in the post. I'm so flattered!
- I didn't realize I was telling stories with my photos until Amy and Nilsa said so on my s*** post. Maybe that's part of the photography style I'm trying to define this year. Thanks, ladies!
- I used "s***" tongue-in-cheek when speaking of the snow and I looooved it when some of you used it in the comments too. Maybe I'm just juvenile :D.
- Thanks to Shana for including my post on "photography angles when photographing children" in her weekend links!
- Jo Koy March 1. Yeeessssss!
- Alan's sister's baby shower. I'm so happy that J & O will have a cousin!
- Is March going to be warmer????????
P.S. I looked back on my January-in-review post and didn't work-out as regularly in February as much as I'd plan. Hope March is better!
Thanks for all of your support of expandng!
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This, as the Railwaymen prepare for the League Two play-off final against Cheltenham at Wembley.
There could be as many as nine homegrown players in the starting line-up as Alex arrive in the capital on the back of a club-record 18-match unbeaten run.
Such success seemed unlikely when Davis, 46, succeeded club legend Dario Gradi to take on his first Football League assignment in November as Alex languished 18th in the table.
But Davis said: "The club are very, very proud and everyone connected with the club - the academy staff, the coaches, Dario, Bakes (assistant manager Neil Baker) - they've all played their part. We've got some very good staff here and that enables us to produce the players that we do.
"We're fortunate that we've got a big set of players that's come through together and grown up together in some cases. That understanding they've got was already there. It's a natural thing from when they were seven, eight, nine years of age.
"We've brought that into the team now and I'm not sure any other club in the Football League or Premier League could boast that sort of academy group in the first team."


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Thursday, October 24, 2013
The March of Dimes South Carolina Chapter is providing up to $500 in funding for the purchase of March of Dimes health education materials.
Materials are available on topics including preconception health, prematurity, maternal care, infant care, bereavement and fertility. There also are providing education materials and learning modules available.
Applicants should submit required information as soon as possible because funding will be allocated on a first come, first served basis for all valid requests. Apply online at www.marchofdimes.com/southcarolina, South Carolina News.
Premature birth touches half a million babies and their families every year including nearly 9,000 babies in South Carolina each year. Babies born too soon struggle to survive and may have lifelong health consequences. The March of Dimes is committed to funding research to find the answers to premature birth and funding local programs to educate healthcare providers and moms-to-be.
In 2013, the March of Dimes celebrates its 75th anniversary and its ongoing work to help babies get a healthy start in life. Early research led to the Salk and Sabin polio vaccines that all babies still receive. Other breakthroughs include new treatments for premature infants and children with birth defects. For the latest resources and information, visit marchofdimes.com/southcarolina, find the group on Facebook and follow them on Twitter.
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Repo Revenge is a website and a philosophy dedicated to both the recovery of hidden collateral (by people who don't feel that they should pay for things), and the art of revenge. We take information from honest folks who don't like "credit bandits" – those who have no intention of paying their bills. We use that information and negotiate with the lender for a reward. When the vehicle is picked up, you get paid. Simply put, information = cash. If you have information that we can turn into cash for you, click on"How to become a Spotter" and put us to work for you.
If you have no interest in Revenge, then how about a reward? We will coordinate between you and the lender/bank, and we will ensure that you are paid what is promised. "That is our guarantee".


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bootmii folder.rar
Ipsa scientia potestas est.
Warning: Piracy is NOT supported. Word your questions carefully.
If not put CB2_Comex_NAND_formater.zip, but not the bootmii folder or startup.elf. Use the functional bootmii folder from bootmii.zip.
Then try to load the boot.elf from within bootmii in SD. This will reformat your nand and install minimal files. Leaving you with 3.1e. If you want 3.1u, just replace the SM-v258.wad with system menu v257.wad
Once your done, play any original game in your region and do a disk update. This will restore all your ios and channels. Then do the 3.1-4.1 guide linked below. You should not update online to 4.2. 4.2 will remove bootmii, and if you have any issues you'll be stuck.
Ipsa scientia potestas est.
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how did u unbrick ur wii cosmo2z?, my problem is similar to urs
Pleaseee help !!!
My wii is bricked by MyMenunify and i was trying to change a theme now everytime i turn the wii on the Health and safety sign shows i press a then it says with a black screen and white text saying ''System Files Are Corrupted'' or something like that im so mad and sad idk what to do i just got 2 new games for christmas and my friends are coming over to play them and i cant even play it!!!! please help idk what to do i cant buy a new one..please someone help?
I Installed bootmii as an ios cause it said i couldnt install it as a boot2 file for some reason idk what to do please help!
So you muck around with Mymenuify without boot2? Are you mental?
This sounds like a banner brick rather than a full brick so you might be lucky.
At Health and Safety screen Hold - and + and press A a few times to hopefully enter Maintenance mode. You'll need to identify which wad you installed and either remove it, if it's not a system menu theme wad or re-install your System Menu if it is.
Not really doing much Wii stuff these days.
Then you'll need to use savemiifrii/savemii, an autobooting modchip and a disc update to hopefully boot an update.
What System Menu were you on?
Not really doing much Wii stuff these days.


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I mean, who knows more about seasoning wood than the Scandinavians. Their lives can literally depend on it in some parts. However, there's a split of opinion in Norway over which way up the bark should be in a log pile.
In a recent Nationally televised 8-hour log splitting, stacking and general burning wood-athon. The Norwegian TV, station was bombarded by texts and calls complaining that the bark was either the wrong way up or down.
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A process to remove/reduce sap and water content from wood, making it suitable to burn. Key to this process is air circulation, wood size, type and size
Kiln Dried Logs:
On a mechanical level Kiln Drying or Kiln Seasonong makes sense; you get the type of dry logs you want. By artificially creating a controlled warm and dry enviroment, (no matter what nature is throwing at you outside in the yard) you can essentially dry your wood to the moisture level required, in therory.
But, there's a fair bit of work needed beforehand to ease the final process. Wood must be cut and stored as for natural air seasoning. It needs to be cut and down for around a year, stacked in poles or cord. This is then cut and billited into manageable lengths and stored over the summer. This wood is then left to loose its sap along with the naturally held water in crates or vented bags. This process gets the wood ready to effeciently Kiln Dry, down to the required moisture content. Final Kiln Drying of the logs can take 7-28 days of Kiln time.
Many appliances, specially the latest and most highly engineered German and Scandinavian Log Burning stoves, are very specific in what they will and can burn. Here moisture content is key to their highly effecient (and often sealed ) burning chambers. These appliances are becoming more and more popular, up to 30% more effecient than previous models. So a move toward a more stable supply of dry wood is desireable to fuel these. In time, all appliances will have to come up to these effecient energy standards.
Naturally Seasoned Logs:
I'm a fan of naturally seasoned. It makes sense that if you can cut your wood and lay it down as poles for a suitable year to 18 months, then return to it and cut this into billets and stack it, leaving plenty of air to circulate the pile. To watch and wait for a year or more as the sap leaves the wood, encouraged by rain, wind and sun to then return with the saw, cut these yard long billets into logs and stack them in a airy but dry place, ready to cut and split into firewood once seasoned
This is all well and good if the weather commits to the process. But as the climate we live in changes, we are in turn pushed towards more controlled production method. So this is where Kiln Drying Logs comes in as a way of managing the seasoning process. In essence it's an artificial environment which the forces wood to dry at a consistent rate. In the past these Kilns were fuelled by Gas or Electric. However, the newer Kilns are Bio Mass woodfuelled with the by-product from the wood cutting process. Cleaner and greener and self sustaining.
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If I could choose on a pure athstetic level, then the naturally seasoned air dry method is favourable. It uses less energy but takes more time.
Though just how much wood to cut, how much to store, how much to burn is a guess and an instinct. It takes years of living, breathing and cutting wood to best gauge what's what, to feel your place within the scheme, winter by winter and even then it's not a science, it's a craft and one which catches the most prepared out.
We also are never quite sure just how long the Winter will last. Remember last year, all seven months of it. I swear trees screamed as I drove by, week in week out, month after unrelentingly cold month to the Kent woodlands. I stripped our stocks bare, until not a twig was left
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Scarborough School Department facilities director resigns for Gorham job
SCARBOROUGH — The long-time school facilities director has resigned to take a similar position in Gorham.
Norm Justice, who has worked for the School Department for 21 years, submitted his resignation last week. On Sept. 4, he will begin his new position as Gorham schools facilities director and owner's representative for the town's new elementary school.
Justice, who lives in Gorham with his wife, Scarborough Town Clerk Tody Justice, said the new job provides a great opportunity and an easy commute. Justice has also served 15 years on the Gorham Town Council and said he is familiar with how the town works and is confident in its leadership.
In the two-plus decades he worked for Scarborough, Justice oversaw two high school additions, construction of primary schools and the middle school. He has also seen the roof on every school replaced.
"When I started back in 1987, the board admitted they let their facilities go," he said. "I've been fortunate that the board recognized that and supported capital plans."
Justice supervises a staff of 40 and is responsible for day-to-day maintenance of the schools, he said. He oversees capital planning and capital projects, managing a $3 million facilities budget. He said he's proud of the complex, "state-of-the-art" controls systems that he can operate remotely from home and of saving the district between $30,000 and $40,000 a year by using the sophisticated controls to "go off the grid" on peak electrical days.
In his current position, he earns just over $74,000 a year plus the use of a vehicle. His salary in Gorham will be $90,000 a year.
During his tenure in Scarborough, Justice has also come under fire at times from local officials, but he said that had nothing to do with his decision to accept a new job.
"I won't miss the personalization that gets involved in the politics over here, but that is no way to be interpreted as why I chose to leave," he said. "If that were going to drive me away it would have happened before now."
Superintendent of Scarborough Schools David Doyle said Justice's decision to leave is "a big loss for the School Department." He called Justice's experience with construction projects "invaluable" and said Justice has saved the department a lot of money.
"He's done a great job; he has a broad range of knowledge and experience we're going to struggle to fill," he said. "He's done a great service to this town and he's going to be hard to replace. We're going to miss him."
The department has no in-house candidate to replace Justice, Doyle said. The School Board is revising the job description and plans to start advertising for the position shortly.
Justice said he wanted to thank the town, the taxpayers and the board and added that a friend had told him it was "almost like giving up your child."
"It's been an incredible experience," Justice said. "I'm very proud of where I'm leaving Scarborough; I'm very proud of the quality of the facilities and the condition I'm going to leave them in."
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im 23 weeks pregnant & have already put on 9kg - 19.8 pounds. I guess I have been eating too much :(
If I watch my diet better from not, is it possible to still stay in the ideal target weight gane? Ofcourse the baby is most important but I have realised that me getting over weight does not help either of us :( I started out in normal weight 62kg. help!
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GEEZ!! I assume that since you are measuring in metric you are not living in the US. I an 23 weeks and I have put on 40 lbs, yes, 40!!!!! I freaked out my first trimester because I was starving. I told my doctor - cuz I was freaking out about how fat I was getting, but he didn't seem to think it was an issue. Also since second tri has begun I have hit a plateau and I am only gaining a pound a week about. (which still freaks me out). I was slender before I was preggers, so I guess every body is different. A lot of the mom's I have spoken with here in the US put on an average of 50 lbs total. I must disclaim - I do not eat drive thru fast food or processed foods. I was just really, really nauseated in my first tri and carbs were the only thing that calmed me. Also I was so ill, I could not exercise - so 40 lbs and a huge preggers belly! Don't worry about the weight, listen to your body. Screw averages and the text books. If you are hungry EAT. If your not, don't. Simple.posted 08/30/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I, too, am 23 weeks pregnant and have gained 25 lbs. I gained 60 with my first child and stressed about my weight the entire pregnancy. I am enjoying this pregnancy SO much more by just accepting that my body LIKES to put a nice extra layer on when I'm expecting! And I started both pregnancies as a Size 4-6 and lost all of the weight the first go round. I also taught aerobics 5 days/week for my first pregnancy and currently teach it twice/week and play tennis twice weekly. Some people are just genetically predisposed to gaining more or less weight. Try to enjoy some of the other benefits of pregnancy and just think about the little life for whom you are carrying that weight!posted 09/07/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 23 weeks and I have gained 30 lbs! I gained a total of 60 lbs with my last child and I managed to get ALL the weight off and he is healthy. Just eat as healthy as you can! Try not to obcess over the scale.posted 09/03/2007 by KaraK5
I am also freaking out about weight gain (18 lbs at 23 weeks), so I'll tell you what my (pregnant and post-preg) friends have told me. . .weight gain can come in spurts, its not always a steady 1 lb/week like they tell you. You might not gain anything the next couple weeks. Don't worry about it!! The only thing you can do is watch what you eat a little better from here on out. And if you need to feel better read the celebrity baby blogs--those girls are packing on the pounds too!!!posted 08/29/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Your body will gain whatever amount of weight it needs to gain in order to support carrying and growing your baby. I have done numerous "polls" of friends, family and co-workers and absolutely NO ONE was in the 20-35 pound weight gain range. Actually, most women I asked had gained between 45-60 pounds. I find it ridiculous that any woman would tell any other woman that her weight gain is "shocking" or "too much." Every body is different. Every woman is different. I'm trying a new "trick" where I look at the scale, see that I've gained more than I would personally like to gain, smile and say, "Good. Now my baby will be even MORE protected." Breathe and enjoy this time. :)posted 10/07/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
Youre fine!!! I'm also 23 weeks and prepregnancy was about 59 kg, I've put on 13 pounds and my doctor is all over me to gain more weight!! Just make sure to eat healthy and stay as active as you can, comfortably. Good luck =)posted 08/24/2007 by emmyanne428
if there was something wrong with your weifght gain the doctor would of told you right away, im 23 weeks to aand ive gained just about 20 pounds and i was told its totaly normalposted 12/02/2009 by Crystal15
im 23 weeks and i went from 110 to 140 out of no were. my doctor said it was fine. just to make sure im eating good food and working out here and that. and that most of the weigh im gaining is from the baby. which she says a big baby means he is healthy. which is what i want.posted 11/03/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
I am 23 weeks and I have been very lucky with this baby and my last. When I had my son 5 years ago I gained 17lbs. With this new little man I am 8lbs into and have a couples months left. I am pleased that I dont gain too much but I also am 6 feet tall. I can honestly say that it has it draw backs becasue I am always hurting when I feel him moving and kicking. I feel everything he does and it can sometimes be painful. All I have to say though is being pregnant is one of the most beautiful things in the world no matter how tall or short you are, how much you gain or dont gain... We get to have something wonderful at the end of all of this... :) Good Luck everyone!posted 10/08/2009 by meltyseb
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A PORT Talbot woman with an enduring connection to the local steelworks has described the loss of 500 Tata jobs there as devastating.
Three generations of Port Talbot resident Belinda Newtown's family have worked at the town's steelworks.
She said local people felt Tata's investment in Port Talbot — a £185 million blast furnace and £53million of energy-saving measures this year — meant the 3,500 staff could enjoy a secure future.
"It is shocking to see that amount of jobs to go, especially so close to Christmas as well," she said.
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Most of the cuts are management and administrative posts and many people fear they will hit the wider area.
Smaller sites in Cross Keys, in Caerphilly county and one near Tredegar, Blaenau Gwent, will close.
However, 120 jobs will be created at a new hot strip rolling mill at Llanwern.
Aberavon MP Hywel Francis said despite the news he still believed Tata had long-term faith in its Port Talbot steelworks after it announced plans to restart a blast furnace as part of a £250m investment at the works.
"It is a bitter blow to the local community and further afield as well," Mr Francis said.
"Part of the announcement to be fair to Tata was that they are actually showing their faith in steel-making in Wales and Port Talbot in particular by announcing that they will be igniting the Number 4 blast furnace sometime in the new year.
"That indicates that the long term plans for steel-making locally are still intact."
Job cuts have been on the cards, several workers have said, while Tata pointed out demand for steel in Europe had dropped by 25 per cent since 2007 and was forecast to fall by another 10 per cent this year.
Unions and some politicians have urged the UK Government to do more to protect the UK steel industry.
Unite, Britain's largest union, described the Tata job cuts as carnage. Unite union Wales secretary Andy Richards said the announcement marked a "dark day for Welsh workers and for the steel industry in Wales".
It is understood that the UK-wide Tata announcement will mean there will be a net loss of 900 UK jobs, including 580 at Port Talbot and its Llanwern sister plant in Newport.
The Welsh Government said the cuts were "very disappointing news, and a massive blow to those who will be losing their jobs".


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