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(KTVI) – St. Louis will have a new sports team next year, the Saint Louis Saints, part of the Lingerie Football League. Games will be at the St. Charles Family Arena in 2013. league Founder, Mitchell Mortaza, talked about the league on FOX 2 News in the Morning.
Tryouts for the team are Sunday, June 24, at Vetta Sports Club Soccerdome, 12320 Tesson Ferry Rd. The tryouts are from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. Applicants should were athletic attire to the tryout including a sports bra and shorts.


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Summer camp empowers children with diabetes
Camp Independence combines fun with education
SAN ANTONIO - A special summer camp for kids is combining fun and games with education about diabetes.
Camp Independence is taking place this week at St. Mary's Hall.
The camp gives kids with diabetes a chance to enjoy the fun of summer camp with others who understand their disease.
Shane Blozis was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of 3. He's been attending Camp Independence for years and is now training to be a counselor.
"I play soccer, I run around with my friends here," said Blozis. "Just playing around and having fun and keeping your sugars in check."
Camp Independence was created 27 years ago specifically for children with Type 1 diabetes.
However, there are some children with Type 2 diabetes that attend. Siblings of children with diabetes are also encouraged to attend.
The nonprofit is run by volunteers, including trained medical staff.
Dr. Jane Lynch, a professor of pediatrics, is one of the many volunteers who helps monitor blood sugar levels.
"This is a week where they can come and they can play and they can relax and they can know that somebody's helping check their blood sugar," said Lynch.
At camp, kids do arts and crafts and play games while learning how to deal with their disease.
"Anything that's educational is done in the form of a game and the kids really just have fun being together," said Lynch.
The camp also gives kids with diabetes and their family members a chance to bond with others who understand what they're going through.
"I'm more comfortable around people checking their blood sugar and I'm not the only one who has to check my blood sugar all the time," said Chloe Christiansen, an 11-year-old camper.
Every year, the camp is given a theme.
This year, it's Super Heroes.
At the same time, they're learning how they, too, can be super.
"This gives them the confidence that there's not much they can't do as long as they're taking care of themselves," said Lynch.
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Bering Strait Tunnel Linking Russia & N.America will be World's Longest
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In what is likely to be the realization of a much desired infrastructure dream project linking Russia and North America, the construction of the world's longest tunnel, spanning the Bering Strait, was approved by the Russian Government earlier this month.
The 65 mile long tunnel, twice the length of the British Channel Tunnel that connects Britain and France, is being planned to be built in three sections and will pass under the Big Diomede and Little Diomede islands in the Bering Strait.
The cost of building this Bering Strait Tunnel is being estimated at around $65 billion.
The project is envisaged as being part of the much larger 3,700 mile railroad project that is being built to connect Yakutsk in Russia to Canada's British Columbia and will offer a highway, high-speed rail tracks, a fiber optic network as well as pipelines for oil and gas.
Project History
The idea of a direct rail route and bridge spanning across and linking North America with the EuroAsian region was first conceived more than a century ago in 1905 by Tsar Nicholas II. With technological limitations at the time however, constructing such a mammoth-scale project was not possible.
Neither Siberia nor Alaska currently has rail route links that connect the farthest points of their respective territories.
The project, recently approved by the Kremlin, has been revived after being shelved earlier in 2007. The project, reportedly brought to the discussion table by Aleksandr Levinthal, a high-profile Russian politician at a conference that focused on the development of Russia's northeastern rail infrastructure, will be in the form of a PPP - private public partnership.
According to a statement made by Viktor Razbegin in an interview to Russia Today, an official from the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, "The project is already underway… The rail track to Yakutsk that we have been building for the past 15 years has always been seen as the first part of the road. It will be finished in just about a year."
Expressing some concern over political hurdles that yet need to be overcome, Razbegin added "However, the most important is the political decision which hasn't been taken yet. There are multiple countries involved, and it will be hard."
And yet, while the project looks more real than ever before, it will be a long wait before the entire link starts functioning across its different components. Estimates say that the tunnel alone will require 15 years to be built, while the entire network, including the railway system which needs to be constructed on both sides of the Bering Strait is likely to be complete by 2045.
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Given the strategic role a direct rail link between North America and Russia would play towards boosting trade and tourism, the Bering Strait tunnel is obviously expected to offer immense economical and political advantages.
The manner in which this project is being planned, the rail link will literally connect the Siberian interior with the US east coast, resulting in a railway network across 3/4 of the Northern Hemisphere. What this means is that tourists would be able to travel overland, from Europe to New York city, with the journey helping save travelling time while also opening up an entirely new experience across landscapes and climates.
Contributing significantly towards transporting raw materials from inland Siberia to the U.S and beyond, the tunnel will present the potential for freight rail to carry up to 100 million tons annually.
In addition these direct infrastructural benefits, the Bering Strait tunnel is also likely to facilitate an impressive energy generation by helping develop a link between North America and Asia for renewable energy transmission. Proposed tidal energy plants could provide 10 gigawatts of energy and a string of wind power fields could churn a constant supply of clean energy.
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I like the idea of road tripping to Europe.
I really don't understand why this has such a low profile in the US or Canadian media. I would think there would be a huge impact on oil, gas, and commodity chemical markets for example. Sounds like a big deal. Any thoughts ?
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what till 2045 why will it take so long?it will be done 2035 more than one nation is making the railway.every thing can be made at once so it can speed it up!
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With less than 4 hours remaining for the big event for Nokia, the surprises are no longer surprises. Nokiaport.de has published tons of snaps of Nokia's "to be" announced Music series.These are supposed to be press photos to be officially published by nokia today at london. Do visit this thread at Nokiaport.de for tons of pictures of the following models.
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Well !! Nokia N81 already had lots of pictures leaked.
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Same case here also. We already had the snapshots of 8GB edition of Nokia N95.
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update : This image is of black edition of Nokia 5700. Thanks Rey for commenting and letting me know .
Seems like Nokia is pretty bad in keeping the surprises. Before announcing any model, always the picture gets leaked. Well !!! as far as I feel , its kind of publicity stunt by Nokia .
Also Nokia is getting too much music oriented by revamping old models into Music Editions. Less Work in design and New Models in the Series. Great going Nokia.
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Dye Teams Dominate EPPL Salinas Open – Evolution Wins
Tuesday, March 19th, 2013
1st Evolution (DYE Team)
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2nd Evolution Kids (DYE Team)
Here's a report from the event written by DYE's own Juan Daniel Nebel Romero:
"Our first two games on Friday were against Evolution Jr who we beat 4-0, then we faced Manta Marines who we managed to beat 4-2. On Saturday we played against Monosalvaje and beated them 4-0 and finally against Kboom from Venezuela and also beat them 4-2.
We made it to Sunday, but we soon discovered that we would be playing against the other DYE Team from Ecuador in the finals, Zurikatas from Quito. After an incredible game, we beated them 4-1 and got the first win of the year.
We would like to thank DYE for the support at the event. The DYE Ecuador booth was amazing and the tech service was on point. Also thanks to DYE for the amazing paint, it was by far the best paint there and between that and the DM13, we were making G's off the break in high numbers.
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At the office, hushed minimalism is key. Employees at the steel manufacturer are encouraged not to eat at their desks and are asked to keep as little clutter as possible within view.
"You don't need 10 pens. You only need one pen," said Patrick Zach, an employee of family-run steel tube maker in Oberriet, Switzerland. "Maybe you need some papers."
It is an unconventional approach to the grimy task of producing steel products for some of the world's biggest auto and furniture makers. But 90-year-old company prides itself on reinventing what it means to work for a manufacturer.
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Hilton New York Reopens Its Fitness Center
Where: 1335 Avenue of the Americas [map], New York, ny, United States, 10019
December 14, 2007 at 9:15 AM | by juliana | Comments (0)
The Hilton New York has just completed a renovation of its 8,000-square foot glass-domed fitness facility that features floor-to-ceiling windows offering you killer views as you break a sweat.
The renovation added cushion flooring, Precor cardiovascular machines with personal entertainment on each machine and some new strength-training equipment. But have no fear if you fear working out in public. The hotel also offers private in-room yoga and Pilates workouts.
And for you Movie Set Hotel junkies the fitness center was used in a scene of Michael Clayton starring George Clooney.
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A non-profit, The Cathedral Center is conveniently located within the Tierra del Sol housing complex in Cathedral City, California, near the Cathedral City Civic Center in Southeast Coachella Valley. The beautiful facility has spacious kitchens, a relaxing swimming pool, well-organized activity and meeting rooms, plus well-maintained grounds.
Through our on-going Outreach Program, The Cathedral Center offers a variety of much-needed activities and services which include social, recreational, educational and health-related programs to over 1,000 outreach clients and over 30,000 other people who are directly involved with the Center.
The extensive list of services also includes a bilingual social service, healthcare referral assistance, and processing renters/home-owner utility rebate assistance. Since the beginning in 1980, The Cathedral Center could not be possible without grants, endowments and volunteers. The generosity and support of numerous benefactors and members allow The Cathedral Center to continue, to expand programs, and to develop specialized activities for the needs of our community. The Cathedral Center has staff members instructors who coordinate our activities, programs and events. The Cathedral Center is staffed Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, however, there are a multitude of daily activities, including evening programming, seven days a week.
The Cathedral Center was nominated for the $10,000 Humana Starlight Award in October 2011 for the Mobile Food Pantry Program and honored as one of the top 40 innovative programs in California by the California Commission On Aging with a grant funded from SCAN Health Plan, plus the first selected for 2012 as a recipient of the Burger Foundation's grant of $25,000.
The Cathedral Center won the prestigious "Non-Profit of The Year 2012 Orion Award" and Judie Stone, The Cathedral Center's Program Director, was named "Volunteer of the Year 2012" by the City of Cathedral City. The Center was also nominated for the Humana Award for the Mobile Food Pantry.


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Country Star Returns in El Encino
Two-time grade I winner Country Star looks to rebound from a disappointing sophomore campaign when she makes her 4-year-old debut in the $150,000 El Encino Stakes (gr. II) Jan. 18 at Santa Anita. A full field of a dozen 4-year-old fillies are entered in the 1 1/16-mile event on Pro-Ride.
A Kentucky homebred of Stonerside Stable, Country Star was one of the top juveniles in the land in 2007 when winning the Darley Alcibiades Stakes (gr. I) at Keeneland and the Hollywood Starlet (gr. I) two months later. But the daughter of Empire Maker—Rings a Chime, by Metfield was off-the-board in both graded stakes efforts as a 3-year-old--finishing fifth in the Ashland (gr. I) and sixth in the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I).
Country Star's only other start of 2008 came on the turf Aug. 18 in allowance company at Saratoga, where she won by a half-length. The dark bay filly will enter the El Encino off a five-month layoff, but her five-furlong work in :59.60 Jan. 14 at Santa Anita seems to indicate she will be ready for her seasonal debut.
Rafael Bejarano will be in the saddle for trainer Bobby Frankel, as Country Star will break from post 2. She has earned a race-high $638,865 in her career.
The other multiple graded stakes winner in the field is Lethal Heat. Co-owned and trained by Barry Abrams, Lethal Heat won six of nine starts during her 3-year-old campaign, including victories in the Santa Paula Stakes (gr. III) in March at Santa Anita and the Hollywood Oaks (gr. II) in June. The Unusual Heat filly also set seven-furlong track records at Del Mar when winning the Fleet Treat and Real Good Deals Stakes later in the year.
Lethal Heat, who made her 4-year-old debut Jan. 3 at Santa Anita when finishing third in the Monrovia Handicap (gr. III), has won four of five starts on synthetic surfaces. Chantel Sutherland will be in the irons.
Three promising graded stakes placed fillies–Life Is Sweet, Ginger Pop, and Foxy Danseur–will be looking to break through in the El Encino.
Martin and Pam Wygod's Life Is Sweet has not raced since May when she finished runner-up to Raw Silk in the Sands Point Stakes (gr. II) on turf at Belmont. In fact, five of her seven lifetime starts have come on turf and her lone try on a synthetic surface came in the Ashland when she finished fourth and was 2 1/4 lengths better than Country Star. Top rider Garrett Gomez gets the mount for the first time on the daughter of Storm Cat.
Like Lethal Heat, turf specialist Ginger Pop has tried synthetics only once, that coming last out in the La Brea Stakes (gr. I) Dec. 27 at Santa Anita when she missed by only 1 1/2 lengths to Indian Blessing. The El Prado filly nearly pulled off the upset at 47-1 under Jose Valdivia Jr. Trainer Dan Hendricks said Ginger Pop's tenth-place finish in her previous start, the Del Mar Oaks (gr. I), was the reason she received so little support at the windows.
"She bruised a heel in the Del Mar Oaks," Hendricks noted. "It took us six weeks before we could train her again. Once she started training, she was better than ever. The time off gave her a little time to mature and catch up to herself."
Foxy Danseur has already made 14 starts in her young career with a 3-4-1 mark to show for it. As a 2-year-old, she finished third in the Sorrento Stakes (gr. III) and won the 1 1/16-mile Sharp Cat Stakes at Hollywood. Last out, Foxy Danseur was fourth in the La Brea, 3 1/4 lengths back of the winner. Regular rider Mike Smith draws the mount and will have to break from post 12 on the daughter of Mr. Greeley.
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Veni vidi vici (crest II sketch)
Schematic/crest of 3 shields of the Grey Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris).
Originally imported from America to Great Britain ca. 1840 as a living lawn ornament. On left, the nationalist imperative that the Greys should now be exterminated; on right; deforestation in part to supply the Briitsh Royal Navy with timber historically contributed to the near-vanquished Red Squirrel's loss of habitat, helping to pave the way for the victorious Greys.
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Mother to Son by Langston Hughes'
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I wrote the explication of the poem "mother to son" by Langston Hughes , but I need more standard to expand every line of the poem. You can go through my one, if you need I can send you.
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Here is how I have annotated the poem, according to the question in my book, which asks:
"How is the central metaphor of climbing stairs a particularly appropriate idea for conveying this poem's theme?"
If I were doing a paper on it, I would combine Speaker, Tone, and Parts in the the first half of the paper; Metaphor, Imagery. and Theme in the second half; and I would leave technical elements for the end (Meter, etc...)
Speaker: an African-American mother, probably a domestic, encouraging her son, probably approaching manhood, to keep climbing the socio-economic ladder.
Parts: It's one stanza; a dramatic monologue. The son, who many not be present (since he doesn't reply) is the recipient of this apostrophe (direct address to someone not present)
Tone: positive; encouraging. Filled with lyricism, Black English, bluesy/Gospel metaphors
Metaphor: the stairs. She's encouraging him to keep climbing, liker her, not to sit on the step of complacency.
Imagery: visual images of struggle: "tacks," "splinters," "light" vs. "dark"
Theme: hard work; self-determination; generational differences (uneducated parent vs. educated son); gender differences (female speaker vs. male audience)
Meter: free verse; no discernible meter; no rhyme scheme; lots of end-stopped lines (with commas, periods, colons at the ends)
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Mere days after Michel Therrien was introduced as the Montreal Canadiens' new head coach, it was announced that both Randy Cunneyworth and Randy Ladouceur were being relieved of their assistant coaching duties.
Meanwhile, Darren Dreger from TSN reports that Martin Lapointe will take over the Director of Player Personnel position with the franchise.
These moves leave a couple of evident questions.
Who will be brought on as Assistant Coaches? What does Lapointe's hiring mean for Trevor Timmins?
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Henry Ossawa Tanner in Spain, 1903
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Description: Identification on verso (handwritten): 1903 - Granada Spain - In our garden.
Forms part of: Henry Ossawa Tanner papers, 1860s-1978, bulk 1890-1937
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2013 Spring Break Missions Journal
The stories below are personal accounts from members of some of our 2013 Spring Break mission teams. Use the links at the bottom of page to view additional trips, and check back periodically for more updates!
A Last-Minute Blessing
Elizabeth Duke, senior
On Friday morning before spring break I sat in my dorm and prayed a prayer asking God to provide me with an evident opportunity to live more radically for Him... He definitely provided- going above and beyond my expectations. Less than five hours after that prayer, I was presented with a last minute opportunity to go serve with the Lipscomb Cozumel mission team over Spring Break. Next thing I know, 14 hours later I am walking out to meet my team and to head to the airport.
It is now Tuesday of spring break, and as I look back to that whirlwind of 14 hours of prep time, I couldn't feel more blessed to be here. We got to meet the kids Saturday night and they were absolutely wonderful. As we walked onto their campus, the first few moments were honestly a little awkward. However, once one of the little kids grabbed my hand to go play, I quickly forgot the awkwardness and was reminded of why God brought me on this trip.
I am without a doubt supposed to be here. I could not have asked for a better team or more precious children to spend the week with. I am truly in awe of the God we serve. Gary Gardner, the founder of the orphanage, is an amazing man of God who is truly living out a life of sacrifice for God's Kingdom. Also, after hearing some of the kids' stories and seeing them still have joy and laughter, I am encouraged beyond words.
Though I cannot speak Spanish, it is amazing how laughing, playing, and loving communicates to any child of any language. It is only our third day with the kids, and I have already seen God move so much in my own life as well as the team's. I am excited for what God has in store for the rest of the week. I am praying that this week not only changes my life, but changes the way I live my life.
Joined a Team, Became a Family
Sydney Shannon, freshman
When you sign up for a mission trip that you feel God is leading you to, it may be on a team of your best friends or a team of complete strangers. Either way the transformation of individuals into a true unit is one that continually blows my mind. When I first signed up for the trip to Cozumel, there were other trips I was considering and thought may be better suited for my personality or talents. After it was all said and done, Cozumel was the only spring break trip that I was interested in and none of the other trips worked with my schedule. This was when I knew there was a reason God had placed me on the team. Now that our trip is over, it is much easier to see what I was able to do and how God worked within the dynamics of our team.
The first meeting came and it was awkward, yet exciting. I was placed on a team with two of my best friends and many people I knew of. The first impressions of our team were interesting and during that first meeting I felt myself being drawn to certain people that were within my comfort zone. I gravitated toward my best friends, but knew that for the sake of the trip there was no way we could cut ourselves off from the team and still remain unified during the trip. That night I told myself that I would choose to befriend those who I wasn't sure of and had a desire to know those team members as well as I knew my best friends. I knew that we all would come to love each other because we had the same goal and mission for Ciudad de Angeles, the walls just had to be broken between our separate lives in order for them to be united.
As we began meeting on a regular basis it was easier to remember everyone's names and slowly we got to know each other's stories from the team speed dates we had once a week. I felt the major breakthrough of walls when we spent a weekend together at our team retreat though. In the middle of the woods, 22 people began weaving their stories together. On the retreat the team was able to spend more than a couple of hours together, making it possible to see true personalities shine through. There were moments of serious thought and spiritual insight as well as times of laughter and fun. These two extremes caused some team members to connect on a surface level, while others connected on a deeper level. The team retreat provided a halfway point where our team felt a sense of trust and was willing to help knock down the walls of division together.
When the time finally came, all the speed dates were concluded and we were boarding a plane to Cozumel missing 3 members of our team we had spent 5 months preparing with and adding 3 members to the team we had never met. In the air the team bonded over the children we would be meeting and the interactions that would be shared between us all. Although it was strange at first, the 3 new members picked up as if they were part of the team the whole time. The original walls had already be broken down and trust was built up in its place, so welcoming in 3 new strangers was something the team was willing to experience together. Throughout the course of the week there were a multitude of opportunities to better hear each other's stories and the stories of the children whom we were there to serve. Unexpected friendships were formed and the people I was intimidated by in the very first meeting are now some of the closest friendships I left Cozumel with. Although the team dynamics completely altered 17 hours before we left, God knew exactly what He was doing and how well the team would be able to mesh.
On any trip you take, there are almost always people who end up on the fringes of the group, doing their job and never truly interacting with the team. The miracle of this trip to Cozumel is that we didn't have any fringes. We didn't have anyone who disconnected from the group. We didn't have a single person who drifted away from us during the week. It is incredible to me to see how perfectly God handpicked our team to Cozumel and how every broken story that went to Cozumel came home a little bit healed by the love and joy we were able to share and receive at Ciudad de Angeles. There is no doubt in my mind that the friendships that were able to blossom over a span of 5 months from this team will become some of my most treasured friendships. All because of a common goal and a Savior who intertwined our stories.
Always Seeking
Jordan Taylor, sophomore
"You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart." - Jeremiah 12:13
Before leaving for Cozumel, I prayed for God to work in and through our team to love on the kids at Ciudad de Angeles. What I didn't think about, however, was God working through the kids we'd been called to love on, or how God would use the kids to reveal himself to us.
It was a surreal moment stepping onto Ciudad de Angeles' campus for the first time Saturday. After meeting with our team every other week since late November, it was a beautiful moment to be able to see this place we'd been learning, thinking, and praying about the past 5 months. It was even more surreal to see the faces of the sweet kids we'd only seen in photographs. It was a little awkward, but the team and the kids both just jumped in and started getting to know each other.
Over the course of our 5 months preparation, we were given "prayer angels" to pray about, prayer cards with a picture of an angel and their story. I was given 2 of the new angels that had just arrived at Ciudad that November- sisters Cristina (2), and Conny (8). I was at SmoresFest, our first event with the kids; I was sitting down with Marce, my new sweet angel, when a little girl ran up to me. She looked up, hugged me, and asked me, "Como te llamas?" ("what's your name?") She then proceeded to tell me, "me llamo Conny!" I looked up and recognized her sweet face- it was the face of the angel on my prayer angel card, the sweet face I'd seen every night before going to bed and would pray over. I couldn't believe my eyes. I had not gone looking for my prayer angel- she found me.
She knew nothing about her being my prayer angel or the fact that I already knew her name and face by heart. She just sought me out from the crowd, and latched on. She and I continually found each other over the course of the week, spending a lot of our time together. Her sweet little voice and infectious smile are etched in my brain for a lifetime. The last night she stayed glued to my side. She left for a few minutes to return with a present- a cute little necklace and bracelet that she wrapped around my neck and hand. It broke my heart to leave her and the other friends I'd made that week, but with a promise of "proximo año" (next year), I tearfully said my goodbyes.
God taught me a lot through the kids at Ciudad this week. He taught me through Marce that love and laughter transcends language, and to seek joy in everything; through Carlos that it's okay to be silly sometimes; through our older kids that we all have a story to tell. But through Conny, most of all, he taught me that He's constantly seeking us - His children - and that He is always right in front of us. We just have to look up and latch on.
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As a student at VCU, Nancy Niedermayer was assigned to Glen Lea as a student teacher. A decade later, it's still home. Though she taught second and third grade during her first few years at the school, Niedermayer has been firmly entrenched as a kindergarten teacher in recent years and says she loves it.
"It's a lifestyle and very different from anything else," she says. "It's fast-paced. I find it completely entertaining. You can be having the worst day, and at some point in the day, they're going to make you laugh or challenge you. It's very hard to be in a bad mood in kindergarten."
Glen Lea sits in the shadows of Richmond International Raceway and serves one of the most economically challenged regions of the county. But, one colleague wrote in a nomination letter, "Ms. Niedermayer never uses this as an excuse; instead, it motivates her even more."
Niedermayer feels a strong connection with her students – even after they've left her classroom.
"I'm not just interested in them in kindergarten," she says. "I'm interested in the all the way through. I just feel like when I go to school every day it makes a difference. I feel like there's lots that I can offer, and the kids offer just as much back. I need them as much as they need me."
Many students don't have the type of basic resources at home that might be taken for granted elsewhere, so Niedermayer takes it upon herself to help out.
She has organized an "angel tree" program through her church (Christ the King Lutheran Church) for several years during the winter holidays, during which church members purchase gifts for students who otherwise might not receive any. She's also partnered with her church to help provide food to students who might otherwise go without.
"Just this past week, I observed her sending one of her kindergarteners home with a bag of food because she knew he was not getting enough to eat," a nominator wrote.
To Niedermayer, it's all just part of the responsibility that comes with being a teacher.
"In one day's time you can go from being teacher, to mom, to nurse," she says. "You're not only an educator – a lot of times the love, the stability that you can provide is just as important."
Niedermayer created a program at Glen Lea called Character Cinema, which rewards students who consistently display good character with an afternoon trip to the movies as a group.
"It creates excitement, it shows that their good character doesn't go unnoticed," she says. "Sometimes we're in an environment where we pay more attention to the bad behavior than the good."
Niedermayer also has served as the school's computer contact, assisting other teachers with technology issues on a daily basis, and as the head of the school's social committee, helping to celebrate the successes of others. And she organized and compiled a staff cookbook to sell at school events, using the money to buy treats for students during SOL testing.
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While cooking Thanksgiving dinner for 30 people, I am also packing for a quick overseas trip to Madrid, Spain. Below is some of the stuff I am throwing in my carry on.(except the Sonic drink). I have cut assorted 3 sisters charm packs into 2 1/2" squares so they are ready to pick up and go. The greatest thing ever is the Clover Needle threader. Not only does it thread the needle for you but it also has a threader cutter built in........perfect for travel on a bumpy, dark airplane.
One note of randomness-I use to hide my cash in my makeup bag. With 4 four boys my cash was always safe there. Then one day my daughter snooped and found it so the secret was out. The reason I tell you this story is when I pulled out this project, the small sewing bag still had some loose cash in it. I guess I now have a new cash stash place. None of my kids will ever go snooping through my sewing stuff.
Here is the stack I made while working on Cornbread! Queen of multi- tasking!I learned the technique form the gals at Cotton & Chocolate in California. Thier technique is very quick and easy. I am sewing them together by machine. ( yes I know that is not how you are supposed to do it!- but I do want to finish in this lifetime!) I am sewing the hexagons into rows instead of the traditional flower pattern. More on that to follow. (love the thimble- favorite color -Red)
Happy Thanksgiving to all,
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30 people? Did you really say 30? Have a great Thanksgiving and a WONDERFUL trip. Remember if you sew on the plane and you happen to doze off (not that you would do that on a dark airplane, with just the sound of the motor humming) you could poke yourself or something. Don't run with scissors and don't sew while sleeping.ReplyDelete
wow! look at that pile! mine is so pathetic compared to yours! i need to step it up a bit! thanks for the inspiration!ReplyDelete
Gobble gobble. 30 people?? I have HALF that many coming to my house and I am worried!! Hope you have a great Thanksgiving and a wonderful trip!!ReplyDelete
We will want to hear all about it when you return.
Hello again Lisa!ReplyDelete
You should see my pile of hexagons! I have cut up so many Moda charms packs that I lost count! Luckily I have all of the background fabric because it will probably be out of print by the time I finish the quilt! I will really be a grandma by the time it is finished! Please, please, please share your short cut because my carpal tunnel syndrome isn't getting any better.
May you and your family continue to be showered with blessings! Happy Thanksgiving!
PS- Have a safe trip to Spain!
I would love to see how you are doing this by machine. Will you do a tutorial?? Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
I shall be looking for the clover needle threader. No danger of using it as a weapon on a plane! I'll look forward to your posts after your Spain trip. I love on-line "traveling". Happy Thanksgiving. I hope you don't have to do the dishes.ReplyDelete
*clearing my throat, for best turkey voice* GOBBLE, GOBBLE, GOBBLE!!! It's so fun to play silly games with each other at family get togethers. I would love to see how you sew those little guys together by machine also. Red – my favorite color! Haven't seen that thimble yet… Have a fun, safe travel, and don't forget again about that money stash for souveniers!!!ReplyDelete
Happy Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete
I love my Clover needle threader too! . . & oh, my! . . . those hexegons look wonderful. . . all those - just while cornbread was baking?! Gives me hope that I will get some done. . . eventually! Would love to learn a quick technique!ReplyDelete
Hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving (Gobble to you too!) . . & that you get a nice long nap after feeding 30 people!
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Have a safe trip, take lots of photos for us. I love Spain. Please have some potato tortilla and campignones (I know that's spelled wrong!) for me.
I have a stack of those too! I want to see how you're going to sew them together. You're not going to get any grief from me for sewing them by machine. I may join you!ReplyDelete
I have been sewing hexagons, forever, I have put them into flowers but never done anything from there..someday. I am excited to see what you do with yours. Have a great trip to Spain.
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So glad to find your blog & get some tips from you along the way. We're entering the blog world next month. I agree you need to give us all more info on the hexagon process. That type of quilt is on my list of things to do when I retire. Maybe your tips can move it up on my list!
I know I'm a couple days late on this one, but Gobble Gobble back at ya. Have a wonderful trip- and take lots of pictures! Can't wait to hear more about it!ReplyDelete
You have fun with Joanna! I did not know you were blogging! YOu are the best.ReplyDelete
I wish I could go on your trip. Mmm Sonic! ^.^ I hope my comment wasn't posted twice.. I think I only pushed it once and it didn't work the first time I think.. >.<ReplyDelete
Have a fun trip!ReplyDelete
Please enter me in the drawing for the giveaway...thanks.ReplyDelete
I know how easy those nifty Clover threaders are to loose. Sigh. Ok, I'll come with you to Spain to thread all your needles. I'm at your service.ReplyDelete
Thank you on the tip on the threader/cutter. I love to do flower squares as take-a-longs and sometimes have trouble threading the needle on bumpy rides. I sew mine together sometime by machine also for larger projects. Shhhhhh dont tell anyone!ReplyDelete
Stashing cash in your sewing bag--that's one of the safest places on Earth! We had a break in several months ago, and really the only thing taken was a $100 bill I had in a bedroom drawer. When I surveyed the house and realized where the thieves had been, I knew that in the future, if I had large amounts of cash, I'd either stash it in my books or my sewing room. When I received part of a Christmas bonus in cash--guess where I hid it? Yep, my sewing room (aka the Sweat Shop)! Safest place I know!ReplyDelete


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A Hollywood man gave a juvenile runaway a place to hide out from Social Services workers who were looking for her, then raped her at gunpoint, according to an arrest affidavit.
Robert Ryan Grampus, 21, was arrested today and charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
According to the affidavit from the Charleston County Sheriffs Office, Grampus knew that the Department of Social Services was looking for the girl after she ran away from custody last month, and he told her she could stay with his sister in Ravenel.
On the night of Oct. 18, Grampus woke the sleeping girl and raped her while he pointed a shotgun at her face, according to the affidavit.
The girl asked an officer at Clark Academy in Ravenel for help. She was taken to a hospital for evaluation and Grampus was arrested.
Grampus is being held in the Charleston County jail.
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Doritos *GUILTY*
Your basic vending machine bag of Doritos is just a bundle of mystery ingredients. During a busy shift, do you think your body needs hydrogenated fats, preservatives, artificial colors and something called "corn syrup solids"? Calories: 150
Fiber: 1 g
Fat: 8 g
Protein: 2 g
Soy Crisps *GUILT FREE*
A 1.3 oz bag of Glenny's Soy Crisps might not be a vending machine option yet, but with its low fat, high protein combo, it's worth bringing from home. Plus, there's no mystery about the crisps' four simple ingredients.
Calories: 140
Fiber: 3 g
Fat: 2 g
Protein: 10 g
Nutri-Grain Cerial Bar *OK*
The Nutri-Grain Cereal Bar is highly processed, then re-fortified with the vitamins removed during processing. It contains high fructose corn syrup and other sweeteners, artificial flavor and numerous unpronounceable ingredients.
Calories: 130
Fiber: 2 g
Sodium: 135 mg
Protein: 2 g
Larabar *BETTER*
Larabars contain 100% whole, raw food, no more than 6 simple ingredients per bar. While higher in calories, this bar offers more fiber, more protein, less sodium and is a great source of mono and polyunsaturated fats (the good kind).
Calories: 190
Fiber: 4 g
Sodium: 0 mg
Protein: 4 g
Breyer's Bueberry YoCrunch with Granola *VEND*Breyer's list of over 40 ingredients includes high fructose corn syrup, food starch and preservatives. Breyer's yogurt is made from low fat milk with no mention of
hormone usage.
Sweetener: 27 gm of sugar
Fat: 2 g
Protein: 6 gm
Chobani Nonfat Bueberry Yogurt *BETTER*
Chobani's Greek yogurt is strained of excess water, making it richer and creamier than regular yogurt. It is also made from non-fat synthetic growth
hormone-free milk.
Sweetener: 20 gm of cane syrup
Fat: 0 g
Protein: 14 gm
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Since we have become more cautious about our diet regiments than ever before and we want the fresh, hygienic, and nutritious food. So culture of vending snacks in on the wane. Thanks to advancement in food processing technology, The great demand of fresh and high quality food has caused extensive research to develop the technology that can sustain the natural taste and flavor of foods. There are several kinds of snack machines which help you prepare a range of snack food items, including chips, corn flakes, French fries, fried salty snacks, noodles, pop corn, ketchup, roasted nut, etc. For each snack item there is a distinct snack processing machine.
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Settle down. Literally. The teaser for No Doubt's first video in like over a decade has finally arrived. Here is the sneak peek for "Settle Down" directed by Sophie Muller. The video drops on July 16 and the track is taken from the new album Push and Shove, out on September 25. Words cannot. The band literally hasn't aged a day.
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I just got CUDA working for Primegrid in Boinc distributed computing and every hour or so it will freeze. I tried to log it with startx - --logverbose 6 but when I run ubuntu with that option Boinc will not show any tasks or attached projects. I ssh'ed in while it was frozen to generate a bug report.
Also when I first got Cuda for primegrid working I had my 3 GTX480's overclocked (through the BIOS) to 900Mhz. With them overclocked, the computer would lock up much more often, and would always show a message in the kern.log:
[Hardware Error]: Machine check events logged
Now that I reflashed the factory BIOS with stock clocks, I no longer ever see this message.
Nvidia-bug-report is the report generated while sshing in while the computer was frozen with stock BIOS.
Nvidia-bug-report1 is the report generated while Oc'ed to 900Mhz.
Ive also noticed while running at stock speed's I rarely see a Eq overflow but Oc'ed I get constant waits, Xid's and Eq overflows.
There is a segfault for projectm in the log files as well. I was testing stability although projectm does crash by itself from time to time.
It also seems like the 271 driver series does not like my overclock. 270 series worked fairly reliably at these clocks. (900Mhz, 2Ghz Ram).
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Over the last several decades, the Auditory Physiology Laboratory has engaged in the study of cochlear nonlinearities and their origins. These efforts began by characterizing stimulus-related, cochlear potentials recorded in fluid spaces within the cochlea. In order to evaluate contributions made by individual inner and outer hair cells to the gross cochlear potentials, a method was developed to record from single hair cells in the mammalian organ of Corti, the sense organ of hearing. A primary interest was the investigation of two-tone interactions, including two-tone suppression and intermodulation distortion.
This investigation of how signals are coded in the peripheral auditory system provides a foundation for further studies using the mouse in auditory research. Given that mice and humans carry several homologous genes for hereditary deafness, mice provide an important animal model for studying hearing loss of genetic origin, which affects at least 1 in 2000 births. In order to investigate the effect of targeted mutations on the development and maintenance of auditory function, we devised procedures that can be used with small animals, weighing ~15 grams. This expertise allows us to study cochlear function in mutant mice. For example, we have recorded from mice lacking the alpha 9 acetylcholine receptor. This knockout mouse is especially valuable for studying the influence of efferent innervation on outer hair cell (OHC) function, i.e., the influence of neural input from the central nervous system to the periphery. Transgenic animals are also advantageous when investigating the functional significance of the recently discovered motor protein, prestin. Our previous work demonstrated in vitro that prestin provides the molecular basis for OHC electromotility, the change in cell length observed during electrical stimulation. An in vivo animal model, however, is required in order to learn if this OHC behavior is responsible for the exquisite sensitivity and frequency selectivity observed in the mammalian cochlea. Because of the several mutagenesis programs now established worldwide, the numbers of genes associated with the inner ear will increase rapidly, thereby providing a genetic approach to the study of cochlear physiology.
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Cheatham, MA, Low-Zeddies, S., Naik, K., Edge, R., Zheng, J., Anderson, CT and Dallos, P. (2009). A chimera analysis of prestin knock-out mice. J. Neurosci., 29, 12000-12008.


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Chanel Lumiere Celestes Collection Review, Swatches, Photos
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Chanel Lumiere Celestes Collection featured the launch of eight new Glossimers ($26.00 each). I could only get my paws on six of the eight, but I'm loving the ones I do have! (The ones I didn't get to see/try were Nebula #122 or Mirage #132, FYI — hopefully they'll be out at Nordstrom today!) Chanel also released two lacquers in Mica Rose and Cosmic Violine. Lip swatches to follow!
- Venus (124) is a pop of bright, shimmery pink with pink and gold shimmer. It's fairly sheer when applied to lips, but the gold shimmer really pops.
- Silex (126) is a sheer, lightly coral-toned gloss with noticeable peach and gold shimmer. Again, it is sheer when applied to lips (this is, ultimately, the nature of most glossimers!).
- Meteore (128) is similar to Silex, only the shimmer is a bit more muted and there is faint light pink glitter and less noticeable gold/peach shimmer.
- Cosmo (129) is an opaque, glossy coral with reddish tones shade. It has silvery-white glitter that sparkles in it. This is one of the more pigmented glossimers from the launch. In the tube, it looks more like a browned-down coral with red and silver shimmer.
- Mica (131) is a sheer, glossy mix of opal and purple shimmer with a milky pink color base. It is sheer, but it does noticeably make my lips a milky pink shade.
- Jupiter (134) is an opaque, glossy reddish-pink shade with just a touch of coral in it. The shimmer is a fuchsia-pink almost, just a touch of gold shimmer to accent.
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Best Lighting St. Louis 2000 - Faustus, Echo Theatre Company
You want guts? Try staging Marlowe's tragedy in the Neoclassical-style lobby of the Midtown Arts Center using votive candles and the occasional follow-spot. Candles on the floor, by the way. And not a lot of them, either -- just enough to provide flickering shadows on the young faces of these eager actors. Sure, the dimness made it difficult to read the program, and the players not speaking had to run around and operate the lights. To be fair, a skylight provided modest illumination before sunset, but in terms of creativity on a budget, this young company deserves kudos and good fortune. Unlike poor Faustus: "Bell, book and candle/Candle, book and bell,/Forward and backward to curse Faustus to hell."


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Hi guys,
I've recently noticed (since the last update) That if your saving and running from an external drive you can get a lot of drive errors while playing games (seems to happen while it is saving). I First thought i brought a Dud Wii U but noticed it only happened while using my ext HDD. Are not all HDD compatible? its using a Sea gate case but its a 1 TB Western digital drive.
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Michael Finnegan (filling in for Matea for that tough Nantucket assignment) has the Kerry-Edwards pre-convention itinerary all mapped out for you. LINK
There also seems to be an interesting Los Angeles Times story about Los Angeles yogis for Kerry, but the Calendar section restrictions prohibit us from reading it online.
Scott Maxwell of the Orlando Sentinel opines about the lack of access the traveling press had to Sen. John Edwards during his recent campaign swing in Florida, where, he writes, the press was herded like animals. LINK
Scott: you need to go on a White House trip!!!!
The Florida AP Notes Sen. Kerry's visit to Cape Canaveral on Monday, the first day of the Democratic National Convention. LINK
The Washington Post's E.J. Dionne opines that "the revisionist history of the Dean campaign has already begun," and that "above all, Dean's rise in 2003 was a symptom of the Democratic rank and file's intense desire to turn itself into a fighting force. The higher Dean went in the polls, the sharper his rivals became in their criticisms of Bush." LINK
The Minneapolis Star Tribune's Muriel Dobbin and David Westphal throw around words like "underwhelming" as they detail Kerry's campaign style and write that Kerry, "has not put to rest doubts about his ability to connect in a personal and dynamic way with voters." LINK
Roll Call's David Winston follows up Elizabeth Edward's boast about her ticket's largess on "60 Minutes." LINK
Felix Rohatyn, an investment banker and former U.S. ambassador to France, writes in today's Wall Street Journal why he plans to vote for John Kerry in November. Sounds like a good SecTreas rehearsal to us . . .
The Sun-Sentinel listened in on the presidential candidate's Jewish younger brother's appearance in Boca, where he, Cameron Kerry, spoke to an audience of about 400. "Playing to the mostly Jewish audience, Kerry, 53, focused on what he sees as the Bush family's friendship with the Saudi royal family, the administration's pandering to Arab states and the lack of aggression toward Iran."LINK
The New York Daily News gave some play to the DWI case involving John Edwards' brother. LINK
ABC News Vote 2004: Bush-Cheney re-elect:
Jonathan Weisman of the Washington Post reports that the president is pushing for Congress to extend a series of his tax cuts before they recess at the end of the week. LINK
The AP's Dalrymple reports, "Republican divisions in the Senate could complicate efforts to extend three of President Bush's most popular tax cuts this week. If allowed to expire, Americans could pay $50 more in taxes and lose up to $300 in tax benefits for each child next year." This is the lead story in the Arizona Republic and the Arizona Daily Sun, plus more. LINK
The Washington Post's Ceci Connolly looks at Vice President Cheney's speech on medical malpractice yesterday in Toledo, Ohio, Noting Cheney articulated "a health policy vision nearly opposite the one advocated by the Democratic presidential ticket." LINK
In Toledo, Cheney accused Democrats of siding with lawyers in malpractice reform, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. LINK
And during a Q&A with supporters in Missouri, Cheney attacked the Democratic ticket for their votes on medical liability reform and said "They don't want to see reform of that system. I think it's because, frankly, they are too close to the plaintiffs' attorneys that benefit from the system and the way it operates today." LINK


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LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) - Eric Soza threw for 3 touchdowns and ran for another to help Texas-San Antonio beat New Mexico State 35-14 on Saturday night as both opened Western Athletic Conference play.
Soza was 19 of 32 for 269 passing yards and gained 55 rushing yards, including a 33-yard touchdown run.
Soza's passing touchdowns included an 82-yard throw to Kenny Bias and a 48-yard pass to Evans Okotcha.
Andrew Manley was 21 of 40 passing for 276 yards, with two touchdowns and two interceptions for New Mexico State (1-4, 0-1 WAC).
Trevor Walls caught an 8-yard pass to help the Aggies score first.
Austin Franklin had seven catches for 105 yards and a touchdown.
Germi Morrison picked up 30 rushing yards on eight carries.
This is Texas-San Antonio's (5-0, 1-0) first season in the Western Athletic Conference after playing as an FCS independent last season.
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