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A few things ...
LESLIE! I still need to hear from you, girl. The pillows are all packed and ready to go, and I just need to know where to send it. I think I'll wait another day or two before going to my backup pick ... and I think he would be happy to win. Ooops, did I just slip up there? ; )
Next ...
Go say hi to Darci over at Stitches and Scissors ... she's hosting a great giveaway of some of my favorite new fabrics ... "Wonderland" and "Lush". This stuff's hard to find, but she's giving some away! Tell her Quilt Dad sent'cha.
And finally ...
Thanks to everyone who's been emailing me about the Quilt Arts debacle. As you know, I wrote a brief post a few weeks back sharing the news of the great sale that was going on. Of course, I have no affiliation whatsoever with the site ... I was just trying to spread the good word.
Well, it seems as though the store has gone under. Check out the site announcement here.
Fortunately, I've read that a lot of folks have received either their full or at least partial orders. But I (and many others, it seems) haven't received anything yet. So far, it seems as though people have only been charged for what was shipped to them. I'm off to check my credit card statement to make sure it's clear. I can only suggest that you do the same.
I am very sorry for spreading what now appears to be bum information ... I now wish that I hadn't posted anything at all about the sale. I'll chalk it up to a lesson learned!
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I don't think you need to apologize for spreading the word about the sale - that's how Quilt Arts had it advertised, you were just passing along info. And I'm not even sure their advertising was misleading...what was misleading (or maybe we just all assumed) was that they had sufficient stock of all of the items posted on the website. So I think that's the upsetting part for most people, me included (thought I was going to get Kona @ $3/yard).ReplyDelete
Please don't apologize or hesitate to pass on sale information! I was so disappointed when I read the statement last night as I have not received anything. I do think that the company is very dishonest if they would run a sale like that and then close the doors when they ran out of stock. Who does that???ReplyDelete
anyway, thanks for the updates!
Thanks so much for posting!!!ReplyDelete
As regards to that sale thingy don't stress who would have known?!?!?! I always appreciate when people tell me about a sale, so I think it is all good.
There is no way you could have known! The people who ran the company should apologize- not you!! I am one of the fortunate ones- I got quite a bit of what I ordered. Please pass on future sale information- it was greatly appreciated! ~ JennieReplyDelete
No apologies necessary for the sale announcement. If it makes you feel better I received my order very quickly and it was only missing one item for which I wasn't charged. No biggie for me. I'm actually disappointed to hear they're finished. I thought it was great service.ReplyDelete
I am thankful you did pass on the info for the sale. I am new to quilting and wanted to build up my stash. I ordered over 30 items and received 29 and was only charged the 29. I double checked my list and the reciept. Thanks for passing on the info and I do hope you continue to pass on info on sales.ReplyDelete
You owe no apology. You were just passing on what looked like good news for the fabricaholic in so many of us. My order # was past that cutoff #, and there's no charge on my credit card, so that's that. Please continue to pass on sales and specials you find. We can never have enough.ReplyDelete
I, too, placed a (rather large) order and received about 2/3rds of it. Like Michelle, I was disappointed about the Kona. I got most of it - but not the Snow that I really need. So, it sounds like some of us still got some great buys.ReplyDelete
No need to apologize about the sale. I'm sorry you didn't receive your order. I guess I was lucky and got about 2/3s of what I ordered, and was only charged for what was sent. I was happy for what I got anyway.ReplyDelete
I hope Leslie comes out of the woodwork!
I don't think you need to apologize about the Quilt Arts sale info., either. I appreciate you passing along the sale information. I don't think any of us could have known what was going to happen in a few weeks time. ~JessicaReplyDelete
there is no need to apoligize!! i am like you and never received my order and ordered about 30 fat quaters. my order number was one that should have been sent but, i never got charged, so that is good. :)ReplyDelete
please, pass on good sales in the future!! maybe next time i'll be one of the lucky ones. :)
First off, I agree with everyone else, NO need to apologize!! For those of us who actually received some if not all of our orders, we thank you for the heads up. :) My order# was after the cutoff number but I received everything I ordered.ReplyDelete
And John, I still love your quilting! I didn't enter the pillow giveaway but they were great!
Add me to the chorus of don't be apologizing -- you were passing on legit information!ReplyDelete
Thanks for adding my shop's button to your blog! So nice of you!
Just my two cents, but I always want to know about a sale. Unless you were an owner or psychic, how in the world would you know. Keep up the great work on the quilts and the blog.ReplyDelete
I didn't get my order and apparently was not charged either. No Harm, no foul.ReplyDelete
I love to hear about a good sale. It wasn't your fault. We still love you!
He? did you say "He" ????
I know what he you are talking about and it's not me.ReplyDelete
Everyone else has said it but I'll say it again. No need to apologize. I got two of three things I ordered and I didn't get charged for anything I didn't order.ReplyDelete
I see at least 3 other males (besides me) that entered...ReplyDelete
But it does make one wonder!
Interesting about Quilt Arts--I didn't know all of that was going on. I'm sorry that your order was one that didn't get filled, after you were so nice to let all of us know about the sale. I got my order last week--all except one fat quarter that I wasn't charged for--and I thank you again for the tip...no apology needed:)ReplyDelete
Funny, I got my stuff but my friend didn't get hers and she tried to contact them several times, to no avail. Anyway, it is not your fault so don't feel bad. No way you could have known. No worries.ReplyDelete
No problem on the sale, I knew it was too good to be true! That didn't stop me from placing a HUGE order, oh well, I guess we are back to cutting fat quarters!ReplyDelete
It is always good to pass information along in a blog. I welcome it! Congrats to Leslie!I am really enjoying your blog.ReplyDelete
With the price of fabric I really appreciated your letting us know about the sale. But honestly - my guess is that we can all live without new fabric ( at least for a little bit). I think it's the thrill of finding the bargain and looking at fabric that I love. So now I'm going to go make something from my stash.ReplyDelete
I agree.....no worries. I ordered, didn't receive and was a bit weirded out about having my credit card number in their files. So I called the bank and will have a new card issued.ReplyDelete
They always say to follow your gut and my gut said that it sounded tooooo good to be true. But when it comes to fabric, I hardly listen to anything but my heart!!! So here is to sales that honor their commitments!!! Hugs, Annie
You had no way of knowing, and I appreciate it as one of the apparent few who DID get something (four out of seven picks). At least I got a good deal on some stuff! So I'm pretty happy you listed it. Poor shop. Hard times.ReplyDelete
Didn't get my large order either, but no need to apologize! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by my blog to enter the doll quilt giveaway! I just realized after reading some more of your posts, that you're living in Cary, NC! We live in Indiana, but our very best friends live in Holly Springs and just moved from Apex! I was just in Cary a few weeks ago when we went for a visit. Beautiful area!ReplyDelete
Could "he" be me? or be the "he" another "he"? Oh, Leslie, hear my plea, and don't respondee so i can win with glee....ReplyDelete
oh that is just so sill(ahem)ee!


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The end of an era will come to Price on Wednesday at approximately 5:30 p.m. when Guido Rachiele locks the front door of his store, Checkerboard Grocery, for the last time.
"It will be a hard thing to do," said Rachiele as he stood behind his only checkout counter on Monday afternoon. "But things change and life will go on."
No more Coke or Meadow Gold delivery trucks will be parked in the middle of 100 West at 200 South bringing in products.
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Rachiele bought the store in 1946 with Joe Santi and became the sole owner of the operation a couple of years later when his partner decided to move to California.
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"I have always received my general supplies out of Colorado rather than Salt Lake," pointed out Rachiele. "A couple of months ago, they told me that my volume wasn't high enough for them to continue bringing a truck by."
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"I tried to make other arrangements, but it just hasn't worked out," continued the longtime store operator. "Then my renewal for my business license came in the mail and I looked at it and thought, 'No use in doing that.'"
So on the last day of January, while his final business license remains in effect, Rachiele will close his store forever.
"This past weekend, I had my kids and grandkids get what was left of all the non-perishable items," stated Rachiele as he walked to the back of the store where once full shelves stick out emptily like the book cliffs that surround Castle Country.
But ever vigilant about the store's small customer base, the retiring businessman talked with the vendor from Meadow Gold Dairy who asked him about what he wants for the next three days.
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But despite his sadness, Rachiele isn't bitter. He credits staying in business as long as he has to his very loyal customers and his good local vendors.
"Everyone has tried to help me," noted Rachiele. "The soda pop companies, the dairy, the bread people and Eastern Utah Produce have been wonderful. They even hauled some canned goods down from Salt Lake for me when they could, but it just wasn't going to work."
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Last December, I reported on Harvard University professor Stephan Thernstrom's essay "Minorities in College — Good News, But...," on Minding the Campus, a website sponsored by the New York-based Manhattan Institute. He was commenting on the results of the most recent National Assessment of Educational Progress, saying that the scores "mean that black students aged 17 do not read with any greater facility than whites who are four years younger and still in junior high.... Exactly the same glaring gaps appear in NAEP's tests of basic mathematics skills." Thernstrom asked, "If we put a randomly-selected group of 100 eighth-graders and another of 100 twelfth-graders in a typical college, would we expect the first group to perform as well as the second?" In other words, is it reasonable to expect a college freshman of any race who has the equivalent of an eighth-grade education to compete successfully with those having a 12th-grade education?
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Dimercaptosuccinic Acid (DMSA) Treatment of Children With Autism and Heavy Metal Toxicity
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Many children with autism have a reduced level of glutathione and a reduced ability to excrete mercury, resulting in elevated levels in their bodies as demonstrated by blood, hair, provoked urine, and baby tooth testing. Our earlier studies have demonstrated that DMSA, an FDA-approved medication for treating lead poisoning in children, is effective in increasing excretion of mercury and other toxic metals. Based on many clinical reports, we hypothesize that a 3-month treatment with glutathione and DMSA will result in a reduction of autistic symptoms in some children with autism.
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Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|DMSA Treatment of Children With Autism and Heavy Metal Toxicity
- Determine the effect of DMSA therapy on the symptoms of autism [ Time Frame: 4 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Determine the safety of DMSA therapy by pre/post assessment of complete blood count, standard chem panel including liver/kidney function, and excretion of essential minerals [ Time Frame: 4 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Determine if the initial severity of autism correlates with the excretion of toxic metals [ Time Frame: 1 month ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|Study Completion Date:
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Drug: DMSA - dimercaptosuccinic acid
dose of 10 mg/kg bodyweight 3 doses/day, for 3 days, followed by 11 days off
Other Name: Succimer
Active Comparator: DMSA-7 rounds
Participants receive 7 rounds of DMSA over 4 months; each round consists of 3 days of DMSA (10 mg/kg-dose, 9 doses over 3 days), followed by 11 days off (no treatment), and then repeating.
Drug: DMSA - dimercaptosuccinic acid
dose of 10 mg/kg bodyweight 3 doses/day, for 3 days, followed by 11 days off
Other Name: Succimer
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This study will assess the safety and efficacy of the use of DMSA (an FDA-approved medication for treating lead poisoning in children) for the off-label treatment of symptoms of autism in children with autism and significant body burden of toxic metals.
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Inclusion Criteria:
Phase One
- Children with autism spectrum disorder
- Age 3-8 years (up to the day before the ninth birthday).
- At least a two-month history of taking a multi-vitamin/mineral supplement with at least the RDA of zinc, and continuing to take that during Phase One and Two.
Phase Two:
- Excretion of high amounts of toxic metals in phase one
- Normal kidney/liver function, serum transaminases, and Complete Blood Count (CBC) (based on a blood test which will be conducted as part of Phase Two)
- No changes in medication, supplements, diet, or behavioral interventions during the study
Exclusion Criteria:
Phase One and Two:
- No mercury amalgam dental fillings.
- No previous use of DMSA or other prescription chelators (except for 1-time challenges).
- No anemia or currently being treated for anemia due to low iron.
- No known allergies to DMSA
- No liver or kidney disease
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00811083
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|Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine
|Tempe, Arizona, United States, 85252
|Principal Investigator:
|James B. Adams, PhD
|Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine
|Principal Investigator:
|Matthew Baral, ND
|Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine
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|Responsible Party:
|Matthew Baral and James B. Adams, Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine
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|NCT00811083 History of Changes
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|December 17, 2008
|Last Updated:
|December 17, 2008
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine:
toxic metals
dimercaptosuccinic acid
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Autistic Disorder
Child Development Disorders, Pervasive
Mental Disorders
Mental Disorders Diagnosed in Childhood
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"There was a time when you said the words 'American Legion' and people knew exactly who we were and what we stood for," said newly-appointed American Legion National Membership & Post Activities (M&PA) Committee Chairman Kenneth Orrock to committee members during their annual meeting last month. "When we look at brand awareness in the (Legion's) five-year membership plan, at what point in time did we as an organization surrender our position as the dominant voice of the American veteran? We cannot serve our communities, our nation and our fellow veterans without a robust membership program."
Brand awareness was one of several topics discussed during the M&PA meeting where members re-evaluated the viability of each tactic within the Legion's five-year strategic plan for sustained membership growth to ensure the plan's overall mission of building and sustaining a culture of growth is achieved.
"The five-year plan has laid the foundation for a culture of growth within every facet of The American Legion," Orrock said. "We have to integrate membership and membership recruitment into everything that we do. Everything we do is an invitation to talk to eligible veterans about this organization and what they can do to join."
National Headquarters is helping Legionnaires build and sustain a culture of growth through a new publication, which shows members how to convey the Legion's message on the many ways in which the organization fulfills its mission to assist veterans, military personnel, families and communities. The booklet, "The American Legion Membership Public Relations Guide," can be ordered by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. A PDF version of the document can also be downloaded on the Legion's publications web page under Public Relations: www.legion.org/publications
"We need to share stories of success and excitement for the culture of growth," Orrock said. "Because at the end of five years, we don't stop working membership. We don't stop growing this organization. The five-year plan is our guide as we work our way through building and a sustaining a culture of growth."
Committee members also shared best practices that their respective departments have implemented as part of their five-year membership plan, such as:
Additionally, each member of the M&PA Committee has been assigned a group of departments to offer assistance and support in their recruitment programs. Each committee member will act as the subject matter expert on their assigned departments, will know the status of their department's five-year plan and what help it may need, and will relay information from M&PA meetings to the departments, as well as provide feedback from the field.
Orrock reiterated to the committee members that to keep the Legion relevant for years to come, the five-year membership plan is vital as is the Legion symbol.
"When I wear the Legion symbol, whether it's on a shirt or cap, it's an invitation for veterans to speak to me," he said. "It's an invitation to those who want more information about this organization, and I think it's so important that we show this proud symbol and make that invitation for veterans to talk to us about this organization whether they join us or not."
We are losing the veterans of the recent wars as they joining the IAVA. This organization has over 300 thousand members. We have to make our organization relevant to the younger generation or we are going to lose them just like we lost the Vietnam VETS upon their return from Vietnam.
I hesitated for many years after my Vietnam service to join the American Legion. My father was an active member, involved with many activities. I have been a member for a few years, but have no idea nor any post affiliation for activities. I see nor hear of any activities local or state so I may not continue my membership. I will not affiliate with the VFW, as they seem to be a bunch of whiners, not patriots! What does the American Legion do today to maintain its relevance and integrity in these days of declining military service membership?
I,like many of my fellow Legion members, feel "every veteran should be eligible" to become a member of our organization. We all served in uniform at the behest of our country, ready to march into hell, yet many who served during the so called "Cold War" are refused membership. Why is our leadership so unwilling to change the "outdated" membership guidelines? Come on fellow members lets light that fire under our leaders and let's get our stepbrothers and sisters onboard!
The National plan is for Posts to push brand awareness. However, I would venture to say that 80% of active duty members do not know what The American Legion does for them. We need a national level advertising campaign, maybe tied in with USAA (money) to increase the national awareness so that local Posts have some assistance with recruiting new members. On the tv today, the IAWVA advertises to promote brand awareness and for market penetration. National cannot rely on local posts to get out the message against an unwilling local media.
I've read the three presently posted comments from our Veterans who've served our country with dedication and bravery-and my heart goes out to them. I can tell you that in our small Town of Rumford, Maine that we have a very committed American Legion Post 24 and we have a veteran, John Kezal who at the age of 80 something years old is very involved in the Maine Veterans' Homes and as busy as he is- we could always use MORE veterans and families of veterans to volunteer their time and efforts. I agree with the guys-we do need MORE exposure and community awareness/involvement in what the American Legions are doing for our veterans. We're a rural Town in Rumford but we have an aging population and it's less than 5,000 people. Advertisements and digital cameras and such are just some of the ways that our veterans can be kept in the KNOW but what about their human life stories? What about visits to the Maine Veterans Homes for those without family? We can do a lot for them when we put the human element into our good intentions.
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AAFP members worked an average of 47 weeks in the last year.
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AAFP members spent an average of 47 hours each week engaged in direct, face-to-face patient contact.
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The following is a note from our Communications and Visitor Engagement Intern, Laquanda Fields.
As an intern in the Communications Department at George Eastman House, I helped promote an exciting event at the Dryden Theatre. Famed film programmer Bruce Goldstein of the Film Forum presented the films of dance duo Nicholas Brothers, who were popular on the silver screen in the 1930s through 1950s. The program promised screenings of film clips, home movies, interviews, and the sharing of personal stories.
To attend, I truly considered hiring a sitter for my daughters, Jaela, age 6, and Samariyah, age 4. I was concerned that maybe the Nicholas Brothers clips wouldn't be enough to entertain children of their age, but I decided to take them anyway.
From the moment the lights dimmed and the first Nicholas Brothers clip was revealed, my daughters' eyes were glued to the screen. And for the next 60 minutes, there was no mention of the bathroom or being thirsty or any other request that we parents know oh too well when our children are bored.
Jaela and Samariyah followed every split, every jump, every foot tap and I was amazed at how intrigued these two were with a film that wasn't created by Disney. I looked at my girls watching the film and I thought, "How great is this, what a wonderful experience for me to share with them."
For myself, the experience was more meaningful. While researching the Nicholas Brothers, I learned how important they were to Black history — history in general, actually. I thought about how the people of our generation credit icons like Michael Jackson for today's dance talent, but it goes without saying that the Nicholas Brothers are owed that same credit if not more. They are true dance legends and in some ways a hidden talent. It's all about the experience. Not enough can be said about how brilliant the Nicholas Brothers were.
The only thing more interesting than watching the Nicholas Brothers on film was watching their home movies and their interviews that Bruce Goldstein conducted himself right in his own living room. Talk about appreciating the experience. Here is a man that knew the Nicholas Brothers, what an honor to be in his presence.
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Maple syrup producers in the north country will open their doors to the public this weekend and next for the statewide Maple Weekend celebration.
Visitors will be able to witness the syrup making process from the sap tapping and filtering processes to sap boiling and evaporating.
Michael R. Kenny, president of the St. Lawrence County Maple Producers Association, said the producers are preparing for the usual 200-strong crowd each weekend.
Some people have never tasted real maple syrup before or watched the process, Mr. Kenny said. There will also be samples for people to try like maple cream and candy.
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He said the ideal temperatures for syrup season are below freezing at night and between 40 and 45 degrees during the day.
Weve made some syrup so far this year, not a lot, but I think were going to be ready for Maple Weekend, he said. Its been a long winter for all of us and people want to get out and get active. We see new faces every year.
Donald E. Finen, owner of the Norwood maple farm Fine-n-Dandy, said hes almost ready for the big weekend and hopes to have a successful season.
Were all busy getting ready for Maple Weekend, but the deep snow in the woods has slowed some of us with shorter legs down, he said. A lot of people are hoping for the weather to change. Warmer temperatures and sun have to get the trees thawed out.
Mr. Finen said underneath all the snow in the woods lies three to four inches of ice, which he hopes will be a benefit in the end.
Im hoping that well get warmer temperatures in the day to warm the trees and that ice will act as a refrigerator at night to keep up the perfect fluctuation, he said.
n Fine-n-Dandy, 2620 County Route 35, will be open to the public March 29 and 30.
n Parker Maple Farm, 2591 County Road 21, Canton, will be open this Saturday and Sunday.
n Sweeter Creations Sugar House, 348 Pearson Road, Madrid, will be open both days of each weekend.
n Orebed Sugar shack, 503 Ore Bed Road, DeKalb Junction, also will be open both weekends.
Participating producers in Lewis County are:
n Mosers Mapleridge Farm at 3981 Wilson Road, Copenhagen (March 22 and 29 only).
n Oswegatchie Education Center at 9340 Long Pond Road, Croghan.
n Yanceys Sugarbush at 7981 Long Pond Road, Croghan (March 29 and 30 only).
n Mosers Maple at 9609 Croghan Reservoir Road, Croghan.
n Pierces Sugar Spigot at 11603 Route 812, Croghan.
n Swisser Sweet Maple at 6242 Swiss Road, Castorland.
Participating producers in Jefferson County are:
n Rudds Family Maple Syrup at 16370 Balch Road, Mannsville.
n Burnhams Pure Maple Syrup at 14453 County Route 63, Adams Center.
n Massey Ranch at 20605 Combs Road, Watertown.
We open our sugarhouses and we give tours from the tree to the table, Lawrence J. Rudd, owner of Rudds Family Maple Syrup, said in a statement. People have a lot of questions. At Maple Weekend, they get answers. They can see it, smell it, taste it and experience the heritage New York maple syrup has. People get familiar with it.
The American Maple Museum at 9753 Main St., Croghan, will also be open all four weekend days from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with pancake breakfast served each day from 7 a.m. to noon.
A pancake breakfast also will be served at the Smithville Fire Hall from 8 a.m. to noon this Saturday and at the Mannsville Methodist Church from 8 to 11 a.m. March 29.
In an early start to the season, Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County gave tours of its sugarbush at the Canton Learning Farm to 24 kindergartners from Colton-Pierrepont Central on Tuesday.
Amy L. Sands, 4-H educator with Cornell, said that although Extension gives educational tours of the farm all year round, the agency doesnt usually participate in Maple Weekend.
We dont want to be in competition with the producers because thats their chance to showcase and sell their products, she said.
The children got to tap trees, learn about the syrup-making process and try a maple syrup and ice cream treat at the end of their field trip.
Video of the tour can be seen at http://wdt.me/Cornell-maple.
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Children from Munchkin Manor Preschool show off Dr. Suess books at the Price City Library. Dmitri Bordea, Jacob Nelson, Lilly Seeley, Max Freeman, Garret Roeder, Michael Berryman, Louie Jensen, Allena Ison and Kennedi Palacios all are getting ready for the special activties that will be taking place in March at the library.
March will be author month at the Price City Library, and the staff is looking forward what will be going on.
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On Wednesday, March 3, Procarione said the library will be celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday. The celebration starts at 3:30 with light refreshments. "Make sure you plan on staying for story time which starts at 5 p.m.," she pointed out.
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*Jennifer Clark will also be present and she is having a book published by Covenant Book next year.
*Nora Aragon, who has written an inspiration book. Her book was self-published.
*Victoria Johnson, who has been published on disk.
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The panel will be taking questions and sharing their challenges.
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Some good balance changes
Posted 11 December 2012 - 08:08 PM
Frost mages, warriors, resto druids.
Frost mages - make frost bomb unable to crit. Increase the damage of frostbolt. Put ring + poly on same dr. Could maybe rebuff ice barrier a bit, but not to what it was before.
I know frostbolt is total shit, and I don't know a good way to buff it to make it worthwhile. But it needs help.
Warriors - Defensive Stance should be 15-20% for non prot. Battle stance should offer 5-10%. Avatar should be 10% damage, 10% crit, 15 second duration, still breaks snare/root, no immunity. 1 min cooldown. Shockwave 30 sec cd
Druids - Cyclone needs to be tweaked. I would say reduce the duration by 1 sec and/or put a 6-10 sec cd on it (I would favor a cooldown of some sort vs a reduction in duration). Make disorienting roar a 1 min cd. Displacer beast a 40 sec cd, unusable while silenced/lockout.
Blood fear should be tweaked, and paladin blinding light should be reduced in duration as well And remove glyph of purge. Shadow priests could maybe use a little tweaking as well? But I really don't know anywhere near enough about the class to offer a suggestion. But the mage/war/dru ones are more important.
**ALSO THIS IS WITH THE RUMORED ADDITIONAL 15% HEALING NERF COMING** If they reduce healing without touching warriors or mages...shit will be retarded.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 08:28 PM
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Posted 11 December 2012 - 08:42 PM
CC in general is totally out of control, too much instant !@#$ going on
We would very much like to make it so that more crowd controls start going back to having a cast time. We feel that instant cast spells should be something that's rare to see and we admit that they have become far too common. (Blue Tracker / Official Forums) "
They keep hinting at small things like this, and of course healing decrease in arena.
Didn't they reduce all damage & healing in WOTLK by 10% near the end of the expansion? It seemed to work fine, although the game wasn't as cray as it is now.
Also, your changes seem a bit extreme, although they are somewhat logical.
In my opinion they need to make a cap on how hard something can hit for in arena. For example, if a frost mage used deep freeze, and used frost bomb, it explodes for 150k. Why not cap the damage any crit can hit for to a certain amount of HP? So instead of that 150k crit, it would only be able to crit for 100k. It is still an extremely high crit, but some burst is important for this game.
Just my two cents.
Posted 11 December 2012 - 09:20 PM
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Bonjourhihi, on 11 December 2012 - 08:44 PM, said:
Yet you post in every thread complaining about class balance, if you aren't having fun then just quit! And find a real hobby, not AJ!
Posted 11 December 2012 - 09:31 PM
Bonjourhihi, on 11 December 2012 - 08:44 PM, said:
I don't even post on here but seriously, get the fuck out. This forum is probably way better off wihtout you.
Yes, wow's in a shitty state but why in heavens sake would you come to a wow forum and make a post like that...
Damn, guy above me beat me to it.
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Are you serious?
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Posted 12 December 2012 - 01:44 AM
they should did it with mages at 5.1 instead of nerfing deep and rof
if frostbolts get back haste will too i guess D:
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Warriors would have sent Harrington to Bulls for Hinrich
A source has told TKB that the Warriors and Bulls were getting ready to pull the trigger on a Kirk Hinrich-Al Harrington swap earlier this month right before the Bulls guard suffered an injury to his thumb. Hinrich damaged ligaments to his thumb in a win against Phoenix a few weeks ago and required surgery. He will be sidelined for up to 3 months.
The Warriors then went into a stalemate with Harrington until trading him to the Knicks on Friday for Jamal Crawford. Harrington told reporters he wanted to be dealt to New York "back in April."
Hinrich would have fit a bigger need for the Warriors at point guard, but the combination of Harrington's hold out and Hinrich's injury forced them into going after Crawford, who Donnie Walsh resisted on trading before okaying a deal after Crawford's poor performance in Boston last week.
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