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rock crystal quartz earringsReplyDelete
oh i love the Green Gemstone Necklace!!ReplyDelete
liked you on FB!!ReplyDelete
Definitely the green gemstone necklace!ReplyDelete
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Champagne Earrings - Swarovski Crystal Baroque Briolettes Wire Wrapped In 14K Rose Gold!!! They are SOO adorable!!!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog. ~ Andi T.ReplyDelete
The Moss Aquamarine Necklace is gorgeous! ~ Andi T.ReplyDelete
I follow you on Facebook (Andi Bauer Trautman)ReplyDelete
Please enter me--I love her shop! Thanks for the opportunity :)ReplyDelete
already followed and fanned you :) I love this one :ReplyDelete
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GFC : The Daydreamer
The Lava Turquoise Bib necklace you featured is by far my favorite!ReplyDelete
Wow...some gorgeous really unique pieces. One of my favourites (it's too difficult to pick an overall!) is the Crystal Quartz Necklace, 14K Rose Gold Fill. My email is theheadlessmannequinblog[at]gmail.comReplyDelete
Great giveaway. I love the Crystal Quartz Necklace. And I follow you on bloglovin.ReplyDelete
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I really love http://www.etsy.com/listing/95658790/pyrite-gold-earrings-sterling-silverReplyDelete
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I love these earrings: http://www.etsy.com/listing/90716258/lapis-lazuli-earrings-in-sterling-silverReplyDelete
And I already follow you!
I am already your fan on FB. (You should update more btw!) :PReplyDelete
I´d pick Hand Stamped Disc Domed In 14K Gold Filled and Mixed Metal Earrings - Sterling Silver and 14K Rose Gold Filled Hammered Sticks.ReplyDelete
love the Long Crystal Necklace - Acrylic Rivoli Crystal In Antiqued Brass, Gifts Under 25 - Looking GlassReplyDelete
Amazing giveaway!ReplyDelete
I really like this item:
Owl Necklace - Long Charm Necklace Chalcecony, Owl and Leaf Charms in Antiqued Brass
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I would get the horseshoe necklaceReplyDelete
and i follow you on bloglovinReplyDelete
I love Blue Chalcedony Necklace In Brass so much!ReplyDelete
And of course I follow you!
I love the Green Onyx Necklace In Sterling Silver!!ReplyDelete
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I love the Emerald Necklace. The color is beautiful.ReplyDelete
i follow you (of course!) love the turquoise bib necklace!ReplyDelete
My pick is the Blue Tooth Amazonite Necklace. So pretty!ReplyDelete
i am loving the horse shoe necklace!ReplyDelete
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I'm a follower, & I'd pick: Lava Turquoise Bib Necklace - Genuine Stabilized Red-Orange Turquoise In Antiqued BrassReplyDelete
Already following you!ReplyDelete
I love the Pink Gemstone Earrings and the Turquoise Bib Necklace.
That store is so cute, I favorited it on Etsy :)
I'm a FB fan & I follow you on Bloglovin'!ReplyDelete
I tweeted about the giveaway: https://twitter.com/#!/shelltonbelle/status/182506324578402307ReplyDelete
I know I just won but I can't help but enter - the jewelry is beautiful! especially the aquarium moss necklace :)ReplyDelete
I love the Green Onyx necklace! So pretty!ReplyDelete
I follow you and I love the Green Onyx Earrings In Sterling Silver Wire Wrap Hostess Gift.ReplyDelete
I like you on FB!ReplyDelete
I like the Emerald Necklace, it's my birthstone! http://www.etsy.com/listing/95443816/emerald-necklace-14k-gold-fill-genuineReplyDelete
The Emerald Bracelet .... so super beautiful!! I follow already, thanks for the great giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I also already follow you on Bloglovin' ...ReplyDelete
I am a follower of M loves M.ReplyDelete
I love the Green Chalcedony Earrings In Sterling Silver--I have actually been looking for this exact style of earring, in a slightly lighter amazonite color.
Moss Aquamarine Necklace - Trio Drop Charm Necklace In 14K Gold FilledReplyDelete
I love her seashell necklace!!ReplyDelete
following you!! (:
Great giveaway! I like the Fluorite Necklace In Gold Filled!ReplyDelete
follower of m loves m!ReplyDelete
and i'd probably pick the oak leaf necklace!
liked m loves m on fb!ReplyDelete
These are my favorite!- Amazonite Earrings Wire Wrapped In 14K Gold Filled Marquis Gemstone Earrings - Blue ToothReplyDelete
Love the Opal Earrings - Bezel Style in the soft pink!ReplyDelete
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Lava Turquoise Bib Necklace :)ReplyDelete
I love their black gem necklace!ReplyDelete
And I liked you on Facebook!
It is hard to choose... but the items that I would pick are the Skeleton Key Necklace, Hand Stamped Silver necklace, and Engraved Keepsake Necklace.ReplyDelete
I am already following you on Facebook and Bloglovin. I will also be tweeting... Love Saressa Jewelry and hope to win! :)
I'm a sucker for bright green earrings! Maybe because of my dark brown hair, love the combo. I like the green calcedony earrings.ReplyDelete
I love the Swarovski Crystal Earrings!ReplyDelete
If I have to choose it would be either the gold or silver leaf earrings, gold and green necklace, or the emerald bracelet. Thank you for the chance to win this.ReplyDelete
hi! My heart went pitter patter for the Wire Wrapped Earrings - Green Chalcedony In Gold- Bartlet Dropshttp://www.etsy.com/listing/87510867/wire-wrapped-earrings-green-chalcedonyReplyDelete
umm, SO REGAL! Very stunning! hope i win!!!
I follow your blog!ReplyDelete
I love the jade antique brass necklace!ReplyDelete
I follow you on bloglin!ReplyDelete
I'd like this http://www.etsy.com/listing/87341377/long-crystal-necklace-acrylic-rivoliReplyDelete
Follow you via GFC..ReplyDelete
Love this one:
Also i already like you on facebookReplyDelete
Blue Chalcedony Necklace In Brass is my fave..so hard to pick just one :)ReplyDelete
Now following you on FB! Also forgot to mention I follow your blog via GFC<3ReplyDelete
i am a follower of M Loves M via GFC and Google Reader!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love the Long Crystal Necklace!ReplyDelete
i liked M Loves M facebook page @Micaela Staheli.ReplyDelete
tweeted this giveaway @MicaStaheli. here is the link: https://twitter.com/#!/MicaStaheli/status/182549125332602880ReplyDelete
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Oak leaf necklace! It was a hard choice, everything is so lovely!ReplyDelete
wow beautiful stuff! i love the turquoise bib necklace!ReplyDelete
i follow you on blog lovin!ReplyDelete
I follow you on bloglovin!ReplyDelete
I would love the jade lavender necklace.ReplyDelete
I like theReplyDelete
~Topaz Necklace - Pink Topaz briolette In Sterling Silver Wire Wrapped December Birthstone
~Green Quartz necklace
~Moss aquamarine necklace/earrings
I am a follower of this blog!ReplyDelete
I like this blog on facebook!ReplyDelete
love the seashell necklace!ReplyDelete
I love the skeleton key necklace! So interesting and pretty.ReplyDelete
Moss aquamarine necklaceReplyDelete
Oh my, how pretty. I like the Quartz Earrings - Gray Blue Gemstones In 14K Gold Filled.ReplyDelete
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I love everything in her store!ReplyDelete
I love the lava bib necklace you posted!ReplyDelete
and i follow your blog!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog :)ReplyDelete
pink gemstone necklace is my fav!ReplyDelete
Loving the 'Emerald 14k Rose Gold Bangle'ReplyDelete
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Loving the 'Emerald 14k Rose Gold Bangle'ReplyDelete
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The Owl and Leaf Charms in Antiqued Brass.ReplyDelete
i am in love with skeleton keysReplyDelete
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i soooo want that!
like on fb and follow on bl already~ReplyDelete
I love the mixed metal earrings! So cute!ReplyDelete
Hot pink chalcedony necklace! so hot! I'm a follower :)ReplyDelete
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i really like the Emerald Necklace 14K Gold Fill, Genuine Emerald, May Birthstone, Spring Green Fashion.ReplyDelete
fb fan of yours. :)ReplyDelete
I love the Topaz Earrings!ReplyDelete
Love the turquoise bib necklace :)ReplyDelete
I would love these champagne earrings:ReplyDelete
What a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
I'm following you! :)
I love the Topaz Earrings!!! :DReplyDelete
And yes, I like M Loves M on Facebook, too! :)ReplyDelete
I follow you and I would choose the Engraved Keepsake Necklace!ReplyDelete
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i adore the Golden Rutilated Quartz Necklace!ReplyDelete
Thanks for introducing such a great Etsy shop!
so many cute things! love the emerald bracelet. love.ReplyDelete
Ooooh! Such pretty pieces! My favorite from this shop are the "Rose Gold Hoops with Olive Jade" earrings.ReplyDelete
Love the domed personalized disc--so cute :) I would get an "A" for my last name.ReplyDelete
i love the green onyx necklace, but i'd definitley have to also get the hand stamped disk with an E on it, for my sweet baby boy!ReplyDelete
also, i follow you on bloglovin!!
foolow on BLReplyDelete
I follow you on GFC, and I love the antiqued brass apple locket!ReplyDelete
Love the Crystal Butterfly Necklace!ReplyDelete
The Owl and Brass vintage necklace for sure; my boyfriend and I have a thing for Owls lately, it seems!ReplyDelete
I'm your follower! I'm loving the Lapis Laz necklace! firstname.lastname@example.com
I'm your Facebook fan! :) loving the quartz necklace!ReplyDelete
I love the heart stamped necklace, or the Lapis Laz necklace, my best friend is named Lapis Lazuli after the gem stone, so it would be a GREAT gift for her :)ReplyDelete
I would have a hard time deciding between the London Blue Topaz Earrings and the Pink Topaz necklace! So pretty!ReplyDelete
I became a fan of yours on Facebook!
I follow and I love the moss aquamarine earrings!ReplyDelete
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Green onyx earrings, ftw!ReplyDelete
lava turquoise bib - ooh la la! ...and of course i'm a mara follower!ReplyDelete
FB liker of m loves m ; )ReplyDelete
i'd pick the handstamped charms!ReplyDelete
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stop by my blog for a giveaway<3
following you on blovlovin' and like u on facebook :)ReplyDelete
I love this locket necklace! http://www.etsy.com/listing/78556188/locket-necklace-double-stranded-twoReplyDelete
and I follow on bloglovinReplyDelete
Following! I'd definitely pick the Citrine Necklace in Oxidized Sterling Silver! Sooo pretty!ReplyDelete
My favourite ones are these:ReplyDelete
I love this!
Lovely giveaway Mara!ReplyDelete
My favourite is the Butterfly Necklace
I am already a follower of your blog. and I'd like the engraved keepsake necklace. I follow you on bloglovin.ReplyDelete
If I won I would pick the Emerald Green Hoops, I love the color!ReplyDelete
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tweeted: https://twitter.com/#!/egood33/status/182808434398330881ReplyDelete
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I'm a Facebook fan of M Loves M!ReplyDelete
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the Amazonite necklace is to die for!ReplyDelete
I'm a follower!ReplyDelete
Her jewelry is beautiful! I think I would love to have the lava turquoise necklace - that looks like a great colorful peice to add to my stash :)ReplyDelete
I've liked M Loves M on Facebook!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog!ReplyDelete
I love the Moss Aquamarine EarringsReplyDelete
Love the bib necklace, definitely!ReplyDelete
The rock crystal quartz earrings are stunning too!ReplyDelete
I love anything topaz, but these earrings are especially gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I'd honestly actually go for that gorgeous carnelian/red/orange-y stone necklace that you picked for the photo collage! It's amazing.ReplyDelete
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It was so hard to pick, but I think I'd go with the feather gemstone necklace. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I follow your blog + I love the lava red turquoise bib necklace!ReplyDelete
also following via Bloglovin'ReplyDelete
I am so in love with pink these days, this is by far my fav!
following you on twitter/bloglovin/FB! x x x x
I love the Lava Red-Orange Turquoise Bib Necklace!ReplyDelete
I "liked" you on facebook! (I can't believe I hadn't until now!?)ReplyDelete
I love the lava turquoise bib necklace, and also the oak leaf necklace! (reminds me of growing up!)ReplyDelete
The Bird Charm Necklace With Green Onyx Briolette is perfect, and of course I follow your blog!ReplyDelete
I'm an FB fan of M loves M!ReplyDelete
All of Saressa's pieces are absolutely beautiful! but I must say my favorites are the Lava Turquoise Bib Necklace (but the color is more of a coral - perfect for this season!) it's the piece that really caught my eye. I also love the Emerald Earrings and the Long Crystal NecklaceReplyDelete
Green gemstone necklace for sure!ReplyDelete
Loving the simplicity and color of this work!ReplyDelete
Love the green gemstone necklace, for sure!ReplyDelete
Anything and everything! It's all gorgeousReplyDelete
I'm a follower on Bloglovin'. I love the Pink Quartz earrings - so pretty and feminine!ReplyDelete
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I would love the bird charm necklace and the silver leaf earrings. I'd love all of it! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I would love the bird charm necklace and the silver leaf earrings. I'd love all of it! Thank you!ReplyDelete
i love the emerald bracelet in rose gold! my favorite colors :)ReplyDelete
I also follow on bloglovin'ReplyDelete
I tweeted about the giveaway from @ceperk! Fingers crossed! email@example.com
I absolutely love the Oak Leaf Necklace. So pretty!ReplyDelete
I also follow you on bloglovin'.ReplyDelete
the chrysoprase necklace is such an interesting and unique design! i love it! :) great look for spring!ReplyDelete
I would pick this adorable bird necklace!!! I love birds!! so cute! Pick me please ;)ReplyDelete
love your blog!!
Love the moss aquamarine necklace!ReplyDelete
I also follow on facebook (and bloglovin)ReplyDelete
I think I'd choose one of the wire wrapped earrings!ReplyDelete
I'm a gfc follower
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I follow you via bloglovinReplyDelete
Lava Turquoise Bib Necklace - Genuine Stabilized Red-Orange Turquoise In Antiqued Brass- Lovin it!ReplyDelete
the bird charm necklace is so cute!ReplyDelete
I love all the earrings at Saressa - but I would pick either the Rock Quartz or Blue Quartz.ReplyDelete
I'm following you on BloglovinReplyDelete
The garnet ring is beautiful!ReplyDelete
the horseshoe necklace!ReplyDelete
i am a follower through google reader. thanks for the giveaway! there are a lot of great items in Saressa's shop, but i'm particularly drawn to the labradorite earrings with brass teardrops- so pretty!ReplyDelete
I am a follower of M Loves M -ReplyDelete
I would pick green onyx necklace in silver!
Extra entry for FB fanReplyDelete
I would pick green onyx necklace.
Gold and green gemstone necklace!ReplyDelete
interesting post. Now you can use this b2b trade leads directory to promote stone jewelry import & export business.ReplyDelete
Nice article and great knowledge about Green Onyx. I love this story and enjoy with your words!ReplyDelete
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There is good news for local golfers. Ives Hill Country Club will be open for play the entire 2013 golfing season, including all 18 holes.
Despite rumors to the contrary, the course on the citys south side will be available for year-long memberships, golf outings and public play.
Owner P. J. Simao said Friday that despite talk about the facility closing down completely, or being reduced to just the old nine holes, Im totally committed to keeping it open this season. Ives Hill is a great course, with a great history. I believe it is a quality-of-life issue that we try to keep it open.
Simao, who purchased the club in 2007, put the entire property up for sale in August. Made up of three parcels, it includes a 55-acre parcel, which includes the clubhouse and restaurant, a 16-acre parcel along Weldon Drive, and a 63-acre parcel off Ives Street Road behind Immaculate Heart Central School. He said then it was his intention to restrict the sale of the clubhouse and the Weldon Drive property to a buyer who agrees to continue to maintain the property as a golf course.
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The study was conducted by the Program for Public Consultation, a joint program of the Center on Policy Attitudes and the School of Public Affairs at the University of Maryland. "Public consultation" seeks to reveal how the public responds when it hears the kind of information and arguments that policymakers hear when making decisions, thus eliciting a clearer presentation of the public's values.
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Alumnus Steven Kull, PhD '80 Leads Discussion on Faith and Global Policy Challenges12/06/2011
Faith and Global Policy Challenges:
How Spiritual Values Shape Views
on Poverty, Nuclear Risks, and Environmental Degradation
--A Study of American Believers--
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
9:00 am to 10:15 am
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Choate Room
1779 Massachusetts Ave. NW Washington, DC 20036-2103
Christian religious traditions have historically engaged in addressing poverty and given considerably less thought to whether or how spiritual values should apply to public policy issues related to the environment and the risk of nuclear war. This event will present the findings of an extensive study of 1,500 Americans that explored how individuals' religious beliefs and spiritual values relate to these public policy issues.
Steven Kull, the Director of PIPA, will give a brief presentation of the study's findings, which will be followed by a panel discussion with:
John Steinbruner, Director of CISSM;
Galen Carey, Vice President of Government Relations, National Association of Evangelicals; and
Stephen M. Colecchi, Director, Office of International Justice and Peace, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
The discussion will address the study's implications for policymakers and religious leaders of various denominations.
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Licensed Psychologist Position Open at Fort Carson in Colorado Springs, CO11/17/2011
Announcing a full time, very well paying position at Fort Carson, Colorado in Colorado Springs.
The psychologist needs to be licensed, but I'm not sure if it has to be Colorado, although Colorado is pretty easy to get licensed in. The company recruiting is listed below, which I have forwarded to you. I worked for them for 3 years and they are great. They pay $50 per hour and you are an employee with benefits. Extra hours are often available as well. Great team to work with. The therapy and assessments are with active duty soldiers, many having been deployed. EMDR and experience in trauma is helpful. It is a contract position. Elsa Quiroga is contact at e-mail below. Thanks for your help. I know Saybrook has graduates around the country, and Zeitgeist supplies psychologists for military installations around the country, so they could be a good source for your grads. Thanks for your help. Hope everything is going well at Saybrook. I have fond memories of my years in the psychology programs there.
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Nanette Burton Mongelluzzo, PhD (2006) Releases New Book on Self-Esteem11/17/2011
My latest book, The Everything Guide To Self-Esteem, with CD, was just released in November 2011 by Adams Media.
Nanette Burton Mongelluzzo, PhD (2006)
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Information from the Peace and Justice Studies Association (PJSA) on Available Trainings in Non-Violence11/11/2011
Here are a few groups that have done lots of training in nonviolence and could share a range of useful materials:
American Friends Service Committee offers training for a wide range of nonviolent campaigns and to help people considering participation in an act of CD. Here's a link:
www.afsc.org/resource/nonviolent-direct-action-civil-disobedience http://www.afsc.org/resource/nonviolent-direct-action-civil-disobedience
Pace e Bene nv center www.paceebene.org http://www.paceebene.org/ . . . has done the training for Nevada Test Site civil resistance among other things and have hundreds of more general trainings and have produced manuals used by thousands of groups. A recent training & manual of theirs is entitled Engage (you may have heard of a previous one, From Violence to Wholeness)
Training for Change: www.trainingforchange.org/into_the_streets http://www.trainingforchange.org/into_the_streets
Fellowship of Reconciliation, OR www.forusa.org http://www.forusa.org
ACT UP has gained a strong reputation for CD training; a link: www.actupny.org/diva/CBcivil.html http://www.actupny.org/diva/CBcivil.html
and there is a directory: www.nonviolencetraining.org/directory.htm http://www.nonviolencetraining.org/directory.htm
...a friend went one of the trainings this past summer for young people opposing the Marcellus Drilling. Here's a link:
re civil disobedience training and legal support for university groups, and the importance of reviewing ones school's code of conduct and student handbook to understand the rules of what can and can't be done:
www.aclunc.org/issues/freedom_of_press_and_speech/asset_upload_file306_9437.pdf http://www.aclunc.org/issues/freedom_of_press_and_speech/asset_upload_file306_9437.pdf
Alumnus Eric Kreuter, Ph.D.'06 Presented Case Study on Victimization in Chongqing, China in October11/10/2011
Alumnus Eric Kreuter, Ph.D.'06 presented a case study on victimization in
Chongqing, China in October at the 2nd Annual World Forensic Congress.
Eric also has an upcoming book, to be released Dec 2011: Victimization Analyzed Through the Voices of a Predator: Expansion of a Single Case Study, Nova Science Publishers.
Alumna Deirdre Bundy, M.A. '09 Releases New Playball Newsletter11/10/2011
Click here to see the new Playball Newsletter about a sports skills and movement program for kids age 2 to 6 created by Alumna Deirdre Bundy, M.A. '09.


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Eggnog Cheesecake Recipe
- 1 cup graham cracker crumbs
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
- 3 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 3/4 cup eggnog
- 1/2 teaspoon rum extract
- Dash ground nutmeg
- Place a greased 9-in. springform pan on a double thickness of heavy-duty foil (about 18 in. square). Securely wrap foil around pan.
- In a small bowl, combine the cracker crumbs, sugar and butter. Press onto the bottom of pan. Place on a baking sheet. Bake at 325° for 10 minutes. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a large bowl, beat the cream cheese, sugar and flour until smooth. Add eggs; beat on low speed just until combined. Gradually stir in the eggnog, extract and nutmeg. Pour filling over crust.
- Place in a large baking pan; add 1 in. of hot water to larger pan. Place springform pan in a large baking pan; add 1 in. of hot water to larger pan.
- Bake at 325° for 45-50 minutes or until center is just set and top appears dull. Remove springform pan from water bath. Cool on a wire rack for 10 minutes. Carefully run a knife around edge of pan to loosen; cool 1 hour longer. Refrigerate overnight. Yield: 12-16 servings.
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"This a very tasty cheesecake!! I enjoy eggnog, but can't always get away with it all, so having a recipe to use it in is great. Prepared this as written and it was perfect!"
"This recipe is so good! I made it on Thanksgiving for my family. They loved it so much they requested it again for Christmas! I did not use a water bath or double thickness of foil. I baked it a 350 for 15 minutes and then turned the oven down to 215 and finished baking for an hour and a half (until is was set). It turned out beautiful!"
"This was an awesome Christmas recipe! It tastes great, I like how it doesn't have such a strong eggnog taste, because I am not to crazy for eggnog even though I will drink it around Christmas time. It looks so beautiful when you pop it out, I've never used my springform pans before, and they make a sharp look. I wish I had a nice garnish for it though. It reminds me of when I make flan because even though I was told only an hour, I still bake it for a solid 30 minutes longer than the recipes call for. Great for the Holidays! :)"


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Though the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protect Act (CISPA) managed to be defeated in Congress last year, it has been reintroduced and scheduled for a vote in the House of Representatives this week. The authors of the bill, Reps. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) and Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.), introduced a revised version of the bill in February despite opposition from privacy advocates.
The primary purpose of CISPA is to encourage intelligence sharing so as to address potential cyber threats, but CISPA does little to detail what information on cyber threats may be shared. As a result, anything from e-mails to medical records could be shared with intelligence agencies. Harvey Anderson of Mozilla, an opponent to the bill, says CISPA "creates a black hole" through which the government can access any kind of data it wants.
In its current form, CISPA allows Internet and other companies to be exempt of all liability if they open their databases with confidential customer information to the feds and other private-sector firms.
As noted by CNET, CISPA is controversial for a variety of reasons, including that it "overrules all existing federal and state laws by saying 'notwithstanding any other provision of law,' including a privacy policy or terms of service agreement, companies may share certain confidential customer information 'with any other entity, including the federal government.'"
Last year, despite threats of a presidential veto and heavy opposition in the House led by former Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) and Rep. Jared Polis, (D-Colo.), CISPA managed to pass in the House of Representatives by a vote of 248 to 168, but did not receive a vote in the Senate as a result of a struggle over a Democratic-backed bill that had privacy problems of its own.
The bill was reintroduced this year as a result of a reported increase of cyber-attacks by Iran and China that has compelled President Obama to call for legislation to stop the attacks.
"Congress must act," Obama said during his 2013 State of the Union address, "…by passing legislation to give our government a greater capacity to secure our networks and deter attacks."
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Syracuse Universitys game against No. 1 seed Indiana on Thursday is expected to start no earlier than 9:45 p.m. as the NCAA on Monday released game times for the mens basketball tournaments Sweet 16.
Fourth-seeded SU and Indiana are scheduled to follow the Miami-Marquette game in the East Regional at the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. Miami and Marquette are slated to start at 7:15 p.m., with SU and Indiana playing 30 minutes after the end of the first game.
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Oxytocin and Social Cognition in Frontotemporal Dementia
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Investigations into the components of cognition damaged in frontotemporal dementia (FTD) demonstrate that patients with FTD show deficits in facial and verbal expression recognition, lack insight into what others think or might do (theory of mind skills), and in decision making tasks requiring processing of positive versus negative feedback. These cognitive functions are thought to be critical for appropriate social behavioural regulation (Blair, 2003). Recent studies in animal models and humans suggest that the neuropeptide oxytocin is an important mediator of social behavior and that oxytocin may facilitate emotion recognition, theory of mind processing, and prosocial behaviors (Donaldson and Young, 2008). Together, these findings suggest that upregulation of oxytocin dependent mechanisms of social and emotional cognition may be a valuable treatment approach in patients with FTD. The aim of this study is to determine how administration of intranasal oxytocin to patients with frontotemporal dementia affects behavior and processing of specific types of social and emotional information.The investigators' hypothesis is that oxytocin administration will improve emotional and social cognitive deficits in patients with FTD, resulting in improved decision making and behaviour.
Frontotemporal Dementia
Pick's Disease
Drug: intranasal oxytocin
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Crossover Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Investigation of the Effects of Intranasal Oxytocin on Cognition and Emotion Processing in Frontotemporal Dementia
- Performance on Emotion Recognition Tasks [ Time Frame: Day of treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Behavioural Ratings of Emotional Sensitivity and Repetitive Behaviours [ Time Frame: One week following treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Side effects [ Time Frame: 1 week after treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|September 2009
|Study Completion Date:
|November 2010
|Primary Completion Date:
|November 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Drug: intranasal oxytocin
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|30 Years to 80 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Clinical diagnosis of probable Frontotemporal Dementia or Pick's disease
- Caregiver available to participate in all study visits
Exclusion Criteria:
- Severe language or memory deficits that preclude completion of the cognitive tasks
- Females who are pregnant or breastfeeding (a pregnancy test will be done on females who have not completed menopause)
- Uncontrolled hypertension
- Bradycardia (rate <50 bpm) or tachycardia (rate > 100 bpm)
- Current use of prostaglandins
- Use of any investigational or experimental drug or device within the last 60 days prior to screening or within 5 half-lives of the experimental drug , whichever is longer
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01002300
|Canada, Ontario
|Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Research Centre, St. Joseph's Hospital
|London, Ontario, Canada, N6A 3T8
|Principal Investigator:
|Elizabeth C Finger, MD
|University of Western Ontario/ St. Joseph's Hospital, Lawson Research Institute
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|Elizabeth Finger, Cognitive Neurologist, Lawson Health Research Institute
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|October 23, 2009
|Last Updated:
|March 17, 2014
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Keywords provided by Lawson Health Research Institute:
Social Cognition
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Communication Disorders
Aphasia, Primary Progressive
Frontotemporal Dementia
Pick Disease of the Brain
Brain Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Delirium, Dementia, Amnestic, Cognitive Disorders
Frontotemporal Lobar Degeneration
Language Disorders
Mental Disorders
Metabolic Diseases
Nervous System Diseases
Neurobehavioral Manifestations
Neurodegenerative Diseases
Neurologic Manifestations
Proteostasis Deficiencies
Signs and Symptoms
Speech Disorders
TDP-43 Proteinopathies
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Physiological Effects of Drugs
Reproductive Control Agents
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Since the onset of the events in December 2010 which led to the "Arab Spring" in Egypt, the Islamist agenda of the Muslim Brotherhood has been touted by that organization, and duly noted by foreign observers who were concerned for the post-Mubarak future of that nation. As noted by The New American in April 2011, the rise to power of the Muslim Brotherhood and similar Islamist groups in Egypt signaled a worsening relationship between Egypt and its Israeli neighbors, and between the government and Egypt's Christian minority population. And recently translated interviews demonstrate that Egypt's president, Mohammed Morsi (pictured), had little interest in seeing his party continue the relationship that has existed between Israel and Egypt since the 1978 Camp David Accords because, in his assessment, Israel's "Zionist" residents are "the descendants of apes and pigs."
On January 4, the Jerusalem Post published Morsi's comments, which date to several months before the uprising that led to the overthrow of former-Egyptian President Mubarak's government:
Israeli-Palestinian negotiations are "a waste of time and opportunities" as Arabs and Muslims get nothing out of engagement with "the descendants of apes and pigs," current Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi asserted in September 2010, according to newly translated interviews published this week by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI).
In the first interview, aired on Lebanon's Al-Quds TV on September 23, 2010, Morsi denounced the Palestinian Authority as a creation of "the Zionist and American enemies for the sole purpose of opposing the will of the Palestinian people." Therefore, he stressed, "No reasonable person can expect any progress on this track."
"Either [you accept] the Zionists and everything they want, or else it is war," Morsi said, "This is what these occupiers of the land of Palestine know — these blood-suckers, who attack the Palestinians, these warmongers, the descendants of apes and pigs."
The article for the Post made it clear that Morsi's anti-Semitic rant was far from an isolated incident:
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NORTON SHORES, Mich. (WZZM) -- On a scale of one to ten, a witness says the sketch of a possible suspect in the abduction of Jessica Heeringa is a ten.
Investigators released the drawing Tuesday. They say a witness saw this man drive away from the gas station where Heeringa was working when she disappeared Friday night.
Heeringa, 25, was the clerk in the Exxon station on East Sternberg Road in Norton Shores. A customer found the station empty and called 911.
Police are now hopeful the sketch will lead to the suspect, the silver minivan he was driving -- and the safe return of Jessica Heeringa.
"With the sketch, now we are retracing some of our steps," says Norton Shores Police Chief Daniel Shaw. "We are taking the sketch out to some of those individuals we've already talked to, and are showing them the sketch."
Officers believe the sketch -- and other released clues -- will lead them to Heeringa's abductor.
"Someone knows this person," says Shaw. "That is a very good drawing. Someone is going to know who that is."
Surveillance video from a nearby business showed the minivan traveling northbound on Grand Haven Road Friday night, around the time of the abduction.
The effort to find Jessica Heeringa has spread across West Michigan. There are 28 digital billboards across the area drawing attention to her disappearance, including one on the east side of U.S. 131 near 10 Mile Road near Rockford.


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PHILADELPHIA Elijah Franklin caught only two passes, but both were for touchdowns, as Indian River rolled past Watertown 43-6 on Friday night in Section 3 Class A National Division football game. Franklin also returned a punt for a touchdown.
His scoring receptions of 37 and 51 yards came from quarterback Denzel Barnes, who completed 4 of 8 passes for 145 yards and also rushed for 33 yards on four carries for the Warriors (4-1 overall, 3-0 division).
Franklin also scored a touchdown on a 52-yard punt return, while Connor Brown and Dustin Sharritt also added rushing touchdowns.
Jakese Crockett led Indian River on the ground with 71 yards on eight carries and Deondre Grier ran the ball five times for 52 yards.
Jorden Saylers scored on a 12-yard fumble recovery for the Cyclones (1-4, 0-3).
Three of Michael Marras six carries went for touchdowns and the unbeaten Cavaliers cruised to an interclass shutout of the Cobras (0-5) at Immaculate Heart Central.
Marra ran for 106 yards on six carries, including touchdown runs of 50, 21 and 6 yards for IHC (5-0).
Cole Carpenter completed 6 of 7 passes for 62 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He threw a 12-yard score to Miles Sexton and a 3-yard touchdown toss to Nick Koelmel.
Jordan Trudeau contributed 93 rushing yards and scored on a 46-yard run, while Haden Baker added 62 yards and a 45-yard scoring run for the Cavaliers.
Sophomore quarterback Evan Will went 5 of 8 for 115 yards passing, threw for two touchdowns and ran for another, as the Lions blanked the Wildcats (0-5, 0-3) in a Class C North game in Dexter.
Will threw a 24-yard strike to Dylan Daughen and a 40-yard TD pass to Matt Haley. Will also scored on a 36-yard run for General Brown (5-0, 3-0). Jared Christopher added scoring runs of 4 and 23 yards, while Zech Pitre registered a 14-yard touchdown run.
Dylan Heath made two interceptions for the Lions.
Nine players scored at least a touchdown, including Grace Wallace, as the unbeaten Comets rolled past the Redskins (0-5) in a Class D Central game at Sandy Creek.
Cameron Hall carried eight times for 77 yards and two touchdowns for Sandy Creek (5-0, 4-0).
John Shirley totaled 77 yards on three carries and scored a touchdown for the Comets and Tyler Brown compiled 63 yards on 11 rushes.
Wallaces touchdown was the first by a female player in Section 3 since a Phoenix girl scored against Homer in 2010.
Quarterback Tyler Swarthout hauled in a 66-yard TD pass from Kyle Fayette for Sandy Creek, while Fayette, Jared Baird, Bobby Cornell, Zach Brown and Luke Elliott each scored on TD runs for the Comets.
Defensively, Fayette recorded six tackles, one sack and a safety, Jake Benedict recorded three tackles and three sacks, and Brett Wolfe totaled seven tackles for Sandy Creek.
Tim Harrison ran for two scores and returned a punt for a third touchdown as the Bulldogs routed the Falcons in a Class D Central game in Turin.
Tyler Deveans and Robert Heitzmann also ran for two touchdowns each for Westmoreland (4-1, 3-0).
Lucas Kelly (18-90) scored on a 14-yard run and returned a fumble 51 yards for a score for South Lewis (1-4, 1-3). Justin Smith passed to Matt Mooney for a 20-yard score for the Falcons.
Rory Corcoran threw two touchdown passes and ran for another to lead the Red Raiders (4-1) past the Golden Bears in Massena.
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Hunter Yerdon scored on a 10-yard run for Canton (1-4).
A missed extra-point kick with 1 minute, 34 seconds left, kept the host Lumberjacks from sending their game with Malone to overtime.
Malone (2-3) overcame a 12-7 halftime deficit by scoring the first 18 points of the second half to go ahead 25-12. Tupper Lake (2-3) rallied with two touchdowns in the final 3:33 to come within a point.
Morgan Stevens threw two touchdown passes for the Lumberjacks in the late rally, the first a 43-yarder to Cody LaPierre and the second a 35-yard pass to Mitch Keniston.
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The aforementioned was a simple teaser… whetting our appetite for the LG Vu. Besides the 5 in 1024x768IPS display, this upcoming Android 2.3 dual-core handset will have a 1.5 GHz Snapdragon S3 processor, 1 GB RAM and 8 GB of internal storage. There are smartphones out there with more impressive specs, but there are removable storage and extra memory for sale out there to accommodate the pictures taken with the Vu's 8 megapixel camera. See the entire LG Vu feature list here.
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£1.7 million sought to get London cyclists off towpaths
Proposed East-West route will provide rush hour alternative and ease canalside conflict, says British Waterways
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British Waterways has recommended that £1.7 million be spent on improving streets and pathways running close to the Regent's Canal and Grand Junction Canal in London to help ease conflict between pedestrians and cyclists on the towpath as well as giving bike riders increased options that will negate the need to break the law by cycling the wrong way down one-way streets.
The proposals form part of a planned East-West cycle route from Tottenham to Scrubs Lane which while largely following the route of the two canals will take cyclists off the towpath at peak commuting times, and include a contraflow in Blomfield Road, Little Venice, as well as a shared use path in nearby Delamere Terrace.
The recommendations have been made in a Green Cycle Route Implementation and Stakeholder Plan (CRISP) Study published earlier this year by British Waterways, which was carried out by Camden Council and funded by Transport for London. That study covered the Regent's Canal between Regent's Park and Ladbroke Grove, including the Paddington Branch of the Grand Union Canal.
The CRISP Study's Executive Summary can be found on the website of the Westminster Cycling Campaign – use the links to the left of the homepage by navigating to the page on Canals, where you'll see a link to the Cycle Route Implementation and Stakeholder Plan – and there's also an email link to request a full copy of the report.
Westminster Cycling Campaign has welcomed the proposals, with spokesperson Colin Wing telling the Kilburn Times: We'd like to deter people from cycling illegally and we think making these improvements could help make cycling along the canal safer as well."
A spokesman for Westminster City Council, within whose boundaries some of the section of canal concerned flows, added: "We are currently in the process of asking Transport for London for funding, which would enable us to make these cycling routes a reality."
The relationship between people on two wheels those on two legs on the capital's towpaths can often be a fraught one, as road.cc contributor and Man About London Town TR can attest after he was shoved into a canal as he cycled past a pedestrian last year.
Since 2007, cyclists using canal towpaths in London have not needed to carry a permit to cycle, which is still required by riders outside the capital who use towpaths managed by British Waterways, after the body decided that it did not have the resources to enforce the rules, particularly given the increase in the number of cyclists in the city.
They are, however, obliged to follow a specific Code of Conduct, with provisions including pedestrians having priority over cyclists at all times and cyclists being told to ride at a "sensible speed" due to space being shared with other towpath users and the presence of obstacles such as low bridges, with British Waterways urging that "If you are in a hurry, use an alternative route."


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Health, Fitness, and Nutrition Lesson Plan: Create a PSA to Fight Obesity
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In this lesson plan, which is adaptable for grades 3-12, students use BrainPOP resources (along with print, web, and/or community resources) to explore one area of health, fitness, or nutrition. Students will learn about the contributing factors in the obesity epidemic and identify how lifestyle choices can contribute to or prevent weight and health problems. Students will then create a public service announcement (PSA) to teach others about the importance of making good choices and staying healthy.
Lesson Plan Common Core State Standards Alignments
Students will:
- Discuss and explore the dietary and behavioral factors that contribute to obesity.
- Select and research the dangers of one contributing factor to obesity (or one lifestyle choice and its relationship to obesity) using print, web, and/or community resources.
- Create a public service announcement (PSA) to teach others about the importance of avoiding a habit that contributes to obesity and suggest ways to make better choices.
- Computer and projector or IWB to watch BrainPOP as a class
- Chart paper or board to record ideas
- Class set of the quiz printout
Preparation:Preview the movie and read through the Obesity FYI page to familiarize yourself with the scope of the movie and further your understanding of the topic. You may also wish to compile web and community resources for students to use when researching for their presentations.
Lesson Procedure:
- On the FYI page, click on the Graphs, Stats, and Numbers icon (above the words 'Did You Know?'). Use these facts to get students thinking about the seriousness of the obesity epidemic in the United States.
- Assess prior knowledge and build background information through a whole-class discussion. Ask students what factors they think contribute to the obesity problem in our country. Have a student volunteer record ideas on the board.
- Read and discuss the Real Life and Did You Know features (also on the FYI page), which explain the problems with portion size and sugary drinks. If students have not already suggested these factors, add them to the list.
- Show the Obesity movie. Pause as needed throughout the movie to respond to questions and develop understanding.
- Revisit the discussion about obesity's contributing factors, adding to or revising students' prior suggestions that are on the board.
- Divide students into heterogeneous small groups or pairs. Ask each group to select one unhealthy lifestyle or diet factor from the list on the board and create a public service announcement (PSA) for the rest of the class and/or other classes in the school. PSA's are typically 30 seconds; however, you may create a longer format for your students.
- Each group should write a script to be performed live as a skit or recorded as a video clip or movie. Alternatively, students might create a PSA print advertisement or multi-media presentation.
- Provide the groups with time to research their topics and create their presentations. Remind students that their focus should be on educating their peers about the dangers of one unhealthy habit and suggesting better alternatives.
- Allow each group to present or perform for their peers.
- As an assessment, have students take the Obesity quiz. On the back or on a separate sheet of paper, ask students to write a journal entry reflecting on their eating and exercise habits. Do they have any habits that are known to contribute to obesity? After this unit of study, what good habits do they plan to begin as a replacement for the unhealthy behaviors? Encourage every student to select at least one attainable goal.
Extension Activity:Keep students' written reflections and hand them back after a month. Ask students to think, talk, and/or write about the progress they've made toward their goal. Allow students to edit or add to their plans. You may wish to collect the reflections again and pass them back a final time at the end of the semester or school year so the class can monitor their progress toward a healthier lifestyle. As an extension or to support students who struggle with the assignment, use the Graphic Organizer on the Activities page, which helps students reflect on their eating choices.
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Watauga Sheriff's Office investigators were called out to a shooting late last night, and spent into the early morning on the scene. The investigation into the incident got underway while the victim, identified as 36-year old William Michael Vann, was airlifted to the Johnson City Medical Center.
The call came in at 11:27pm to 639 Greer Lane in Vilas, the Vann found suffering a gunshot wound to the chest, according to Cpt. Dee Dee Rominger of the Watauga Sheriff's Office. He was rushed to a landing zone set up on the NC 105 bypass at the Coke plant. Detectives cleared the scene in the early morning hours, saying that they recovered the weapon used, but that no charges are expected from their probe into the incident.
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Same as I said last year: 80.
74 wins with 88 losses.
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The losing streak is broken. 83
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The losing stops .... Next season. 79
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make that 71
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Give me the syntax of that command, please. Not quite sure I follow.Originally Posted by Outlaw
I have set the CentOS box to a static IP. The rest of the LAN is on DHCP from the router.
Try forcing it in there with route command. Are you getting all your settings from DHCP?
Give me the syntax of that command, please. Not quite sure I follow.Originally Posted by Outlaw
I have set the CentOS box to a static IP. The rest of the LAN is on DHCP from the router.
Yeah, if your GW is not the same as the XP box, just take that GW and manually set it for now.for example. Then if that works for you, set it permanent using the GUI system-config-network tool.Code:route add default gw 10.0.0.1
SIOCADDRT: Network is unreachableOriginally Posted by Outlaw
That's a new one on me!
Do you think you're on the same LAN segment as XP box?
Yes. I am sure. This is a wireless LAN contained in a single room.Originally Posted by Outlaw
forgive me for asking, but did you replace 10.0.0.1 with the gateway that shows up in XP in the route add line? 192.168.9.1 I believe
I have read over this thread, and I'm very confused.
Are you trying to get the centos box to resolve local network hostnames? Using it as a local dns server?
For example you want to ping "gerbil" who is across the room, and you get the message that gerbil is unreachable, so you ping gerbils IP address and you get responses.
If you want a local dns server, here is what I would do:
1 make your dns a static ip- keep in mind a range of IP's for servers-- say xxx.xxx.xxx.1 - xxx.xxx.xxx.50 Put your DNS server in this range. This range will be used for all other servers added to the xxx.xxx.xxx.0/24 subnet.
2 If your wireless router has some rj45 ports in the back-- a dns server should (imho) be wired.
3 For small networks you should (it doesnt sound like you are trying to set up an isp) use dnsmasq. It is simple to configure, it does dynamic updates to its dns records with its built in dhcp deamon. Set up the built in dhcp server to a range above the statics from step 1, say: xxx.xxx.xxx.100 - xxx.xxx.xxx.200 (xxx.xxx.xxx. being your subnet) When running, it will forward queries for address outside your network to your isp's dns (it will cache these as well), and resolve hostnames on your local network, while providing dhcp service. Any static ip's on your net work should be included in the /etc/hosts file on the centos box, including this dns server (as they dont hit the dhcp). Make sure your resolve.conf has your isp's dns numbers in it (or some other stable upstream dns that will forward to you).
4 Turn dhcp off on your router, use the centos box.
5 Obtain new leases on the on the clients so they register with the new dhcp. (In windows: "ipconfig /release" then "ipconfig /renew") After that you should be gtg.
Some other random notes:
you could use bind+dynamic update+dhcpd but it comes with a hefty learning curve, and messy chroot's.
You should be able to yum dnsmasq. There are no manpages-- the config file so simple you dont need one.
dnsmasq can point clients to other services: network time, wins, mx, etc..
I hope I'm close what you are trying to do, I try to post thorough even if I'm going in the wrong direction lol
If you are tying to use your AP's DNS server, forget it.
I have a Netgear WG614 AP router and it's POS. If I configure my network manually using ISP's DNS value, it will work. If I point the DNS to the AP (192.168.2.1), it won't resolve.
YMMV but I never able to figure out why DNS won't work and I haven't tried it hard enough.


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NEWPORT CITY – Eugene Menard Jr., 27, of Irasburg, pleaded not guilty in Orleans County Court Tuesday to a charge of home improvement fraud.
According to the complaint, the defendant met Shirley Donovan at a yard sale and discussed doing some carpentry work for her. At that time, Menard reportedly told Donovan that the work would cost $12 per hour and that he would begin after Labor Day.
Roger H. Ricard, 56, of Windsor, Connecticut, loving husband of 19 years to Lynn (Wolf) Ricard, passed away on Monday, December 17, 2012 at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Manchester, CT.
ORLEANS COUNTY – In the wake of the horrific tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, which left 20 children and six adults dead, local schools and administrators are taking action. As a first step, Dr. Robert Kern, superintendent of the North Country Supervisory Union, has issued an open letter to the community that addresses concerns and policies in place. Doug Westin, principal of Derby Elementary School, is also working on a letter to parents of Derby and Morgan students.
DERBY LINE – Looking for a bit of Christmas cheer? Look no further than the Louis and Gerry Barber residence where the couple has taken decorating to a new level.
Like many families, the Barbers decorate the exterior of their home with lights. On the inside of their home, the family has a Christmas village complete with tiny illuminated houses and a model railroad train set. Some of the decorations are even animated.
DERBY – The Family Dollar Store, with locations in Newport City and Orleans, is expanding its Northeast Kingdom territory once again. This time the company is opening a store on US RT 5, across from McDonald's.
The store will be in a new building on property owned by Jim Mulkin.
The new store will be about 8,000 square feet, the same as the store on Main Street in Orleans. The store in downtown Newport is 10,000 square feet.
Rivers–– Wendell C., Jr., 61, of Albany, died at Fletcher Allen Hospital in Burlington Tuesday evening, December 11, 2012 with his long-time partner, Cheryl Lafaso, by his side. A graveside service was held on Friday, December 14, 2012 at the Albany Village Cemetery with Rev. Lawrence Wall and Pastor Tim Ingalls officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Pope Memorial Frontier Animal Society, 502 Strawberry Acres, Newport, VT 05855. Curtis-Britch & Davis Funeral Home, Craftsbury Common, VT is in charge of arrangements.
NEWPORT CITY – Over a 100 families with young children had a chance to put the trials and tribulations of everyday life aside for a few hours Saturday and enjoy a real hometown Christmas, thanks primarily to Newport City native and Burlington real estate developer Tony Pomerleau. The dinner was for families who may not have had the Christmas they'd like to have.
NEWPORT– In 1995, the Orleans County Sheriff's Department closed the jail situated behind the county courthouse in Newport and moved next door to the Daley House during a transition period before moving to their current Derby Road location.
Built in 1903, the mail order jail (Literally – the cells were built by Pauly Jail Company of St. Louis, Missouri, and shipped by train to Newport.) was created to eventually hold 45 prisoners. But the jail house and administrative offices have sat idle for 17 years and are starting to show signs of neglect.
NORTH TROY, VT - Vermont State Police have charged Alexis Gabree, 26, of St. Albans, with careless and negligent operation of a motor vehicle and driving while under the influence, both resulting in the deaths of 82-year-old Edmund Moran and his 76-year-old wife Margaret, of Jay.
The crash occurred on Aug. 5, 2012, around 9 AM, on VT RT 105 in North Troy, VT. Police reported that Gabree had "failed to maintain her lane of travel" and crossed the centerline before striking the Moran's vehicle.
Edmund Moran died at the scene and Margaret Moran died later at North Country Hospital.
NEWPORT–The weekend's most anticipated game in Orleans County had to be the showdown between MVU and North Country in boy's basketball action.
The NCU gym was packed with the biggest crowd I have ever witnessed, all waiting to see how the new look Falcons fared against the state's top player Matthieu St.Amour and the rest of the Thunderbirds.
Players from Lake Region and UCA flooded into the gym, eager for play to begin.


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An Invisible Sign
Mona Gray is a 20-year-old loner who, as a child, escaped a terrible situation with her ill father by turning to the wonders of mathematics. As an adult, still shy and withdrawn, Mona finds a new lease on life when she starts to teach math, and finds it can get her students through their own crises.
Cast: Bailee Madison, J.K. Simmons, Jessica Alba, Sonia Braga, Chris Messina
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Directed by: Marilyn Agrelo
Written by: Pamela Falk
Running time: 1hr 36min
Opens: May 06, 2011 NY
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text: Daniel Butler works with Kacylia Ivory on a computer during Butler's stay as a "guest teacher" at Castle Heights Elementary during a class last Tuesday. This week (May 5-9) is National Substitute Teacher Week, a time during which school districts honor those who come into schools and take over when regular teachers can't be in class. Over 120 individuals have helped at various times during this school year in Carbon School District. Many substitutes are fully certified teachers.