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Last year, members of the Sequim Guild together raised more than $24,000 for uncompensated care.
Friends Sandie McFayden and Marty McMillin are active members of the Sequim Guild, committed to fundraising for uncompensated care.
"I want to do as much as I can to help children," says McFayden, a retired insurance company employee. She participates in her guild's events and projects on a weekly basis. She contributes her time to its pancake breakfast, bunco parties and Christmas bazaar. For the last seven years, she has also served as a regional representative for all Clallam County and Jefferson County guilds.
To expand her commitment even further, McFayden decided to include Seattle Children's in her will. "There's no better place than Children's to leave my money," she says. "Families will always need financial assistance with their children's healthcare."
Guild members Sandie McFayden (left) and Marty McMillin both chose to make Seattle Children's a part of their estate plans, in addition to participating in their guild's annual events and projects.
McFayden has a very personal reason for giving back. "Uncompensated care meant that my granddaughter received care when she needed it," she says. Her granddaughter Brittaney, now 23, was transported from Stevens Hospital, in Edmonds, to Children's when she was born. At one day of age, she underwent open-heart surgery at Children's. "Ever since then, I've been grateful to Children's for helping her and so many other local children," says McFayden.
"Numerous children from Clallam County are seen at Children's," adds McMillin, a retired district manager for Southwestern Bell. "The funds our guild raises for uncompensated care make an impact."
McMillin preceded McFayden as regional representative and has been a guild member for more than 20 years. Like McFayden, she decided to include Children's as a part of her estate plan, in her living trust.
"I have two grandchildren, 7 and 11, who are both healthy and vibrant," she says. "But what about all those children who are not as fortunate? When a medical crisis hits, it can be devastating. I'm proud to be a legacy donor and want my gift to pave a brighter path for children."
If you'd like to help future generations of children receive the very best care by including Children's in your will or estate plan, contact Lorraine del Prado at 206-987-4977 or Christina Lui at 206-987-6812.
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Today, Friday October 21st, is the birthday of Paul Chadbourne who was president of UW Madison from 1867-1870. Many of you may have once lived in Chadbourne hall as a Freshman or have at least walked past it on your way up Bascom Hill, well this is the president it was named after.
Paul Ansel Chadbourne
President, 1867-1870
In 1866 the Wisconsin legislature passed an act to enlarge and restructure the university including its curriculum, faculty, and students. The legislature also created a new corporation and a new Board of Regents. One of the first pressing needs was to find a chief executive, now called president, for the reorganized university, and the regents settled on Paul Chadbourne. Chadbourne was a strong administrator and laid the groundwork for the growth of the university in later years. The Law School was established during his administration, and the first professor of agriculture was hired. Ladies Hall, which originally housed the Female College and later was a women's dormitory, was named for Chadbourne.
Chadbourne was born in North Berwick, Maine on October 21, 1823. He attended Phillips Academy and worked for several years before graduating from Williams College in 1848. Chadbourne resigned in June, 1870, and later became president of Williams College from 1872 to 1881 and then returned to the Massachusetts Agricultural College as president in 1882. He died in New York city, where he had gone for business, on February 23, 1883.
If you would like to read more about Paul Chadbourne or some of our other university presidents, A history of housing at the University of Wisconsin (1987), by Barry James Teicher is a great place to look.

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Curious how the Thornburgh-Boccardi panel decided the CBS documents weren't necessarily fakes? Read Appendix 4.
9:23 PM, Jan 11, 2005 • By JONATHAN V. LAST
THE THORNBURGH-BOCCARDI PANEL makes a great show of its agnosticism about the question at the heart of the CBS scandal: Are the memos CBS presented authentic? On this score, the CBS Report is certain in its uncertainty: "The Panel was not able to reach a definitive conclusion as to the authenticity of the Killian documents."
This statement was surely news-worthy. Before Monday, the forgery of the documents had been settled. Settled, that is, by a large cohort of experts, a bevy of testimony from the blogosphere, and, most definitively, by Dr. Joseph Newcomer.
On September 12, 2004, Newcomer, one of the fathers of modern electronic typesetting, published a 7,000 word essay about the fraudulent documents used by CBS. Newcomer's conclusion was simple and unequivocal. "These documents," he said after much explanation, "are modern forgeries." So why did the Thornburgh-Boccardi panel turn their back on Newcomer and the rest of the body of expert opinion? What caused them to suspect that the documents might indeed be authentic?
APPENDIX 4 of the CBS Report details the panel's lone inquiry into the technical aspects of the questionable memos using the services of Peter Tytell. The report gives nearly a full page of Tytell's impressive qualifications, the most charming of which is that he was once referred to as a "famous typewriter detective" by CBS's own Andy Rooney.
Like Newcomer, Tytell came to some quick conclusions. He said that even while watching the September 10 CBS Evening News broadcast at home, he knew "within 5 seconds" that something was wrong with the new 1972 Killian documents CBS was showcasing.
Now, after careful examination, Tytell has come to three conclusions:
(1) The previously-released Texas Air National Guard documents had been created on an "Olympia manual typewriter."
(2) The four disputed Killian memos "were not produced on an Olympia manual typewriter."
(3) "The Killian documents were produced on a computer in Times New Roman typestyle."
Why is Tytell so sure? The Killian memos had proportional spacing, a superscript "th" key, and a serif typestyle. Tytell consulted the Haas Atlas--the typesetters bible--and "did not find a single match with the Killian documents."
There was some question about whether or not an IBM Selectric could have produced a match. Tytell is thorough on this matter. What would it have taken to make an IBM Selectric Composer capable of creating the Killian memos?
* Remember that we know that at least some TexANG offices were using Olympia manual typewriters.
* During the early 1970s, Tytell told the panel "a typical TexANG office was unlikely to have had an IBM Selectric Composer" because "the machines were very expensive, difficult to use and designed primarily for the commercial production of books, newspapers and other printed material."
* The TexANG office would have had to weld both a superscript "th" and a "#" key to the machine, a process Tytell calls "highly inconvenient."
Yet even if you would be willing to allow for all of these mounting improbabilities, the typestyle from the Selectric Composer still would not have matched exactly. The two typestyles were "very close," but there were "notable differences." Tytell tells the panel that he did "not believe that any manual or electric typewriter of the early 1970s could have produced the typeface used in the Killian documents." Which leads him to this haymaker:
. . . the documents appear to have been produced in Times New Roman typestyle. . . . Times New Roman was only available on typesetting and other non-tabletop machines until the desktop publishing revolution in the 1980s. Therefore [Tytell] concluded that Times New Roman could not have been available on a typewriter in the early 1970s and the Killian documents must have been produced on a computer. [emphasis added]
Which brings us back to Joseph Newcomer. After all of his examinations, Peter Tytell had reached exactly the same conclusion as Newcomer. And, like Newcomer, Tytell's judgment to the panel could not have been more forthright. The panel reports, "Tytell concluded that the Killian documents were generated on a computer."
So how did Thornburgh and Boccardi manage to walk away from their own expert's decisive verdict? The answer is hidden in footnote 16 on page 7 of Appendix 4:
Although his reasoning seems credible and persuasive, the Panel does not know for certain whether Tytell has accounted for all alternative typestyles that might have been available on typewriters during that era.


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Structural slabs were removed from two levels of the existing industrial loft building to create open sight lines from the street into the full depth of the Center and to bring natural light into the galleries and lecture hall. The resulting spaces are spatially dynamic and programmatically flexible.
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Before coming to WNEP, one of the highest rated local news stations in the country, Jackie was a weekend anchor and reporter at WABI TV 5. During her time at the CBS affiliate in Bangor, Maine, she covered everything from education, the fishing industry and mill layoffs.
In February of 2012, Jackie was chosen as the winning reporter for KABC's "On The Red Carpet" College Journalist Contest, beating out over 200 college journalists nationwide. As the winner, she reported live on the red carpet at the 84th Annual Academy Awards for ABC. Jackie had the opportunity to co-report along side Cameron Mathison for a live pre-show and web show. During which time, she interviewed Hollywood's biggest stars including George Clooney, Jason Segel, Tina Fey and Meryl Streep.
A Hofstra University Alum with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism, Jackie covered Long Island news for WRHU-FM and Hofstra Today. She won numerous awards at WRHU, including 2011 and 2012 On-Air Talent of the Year and first place for the Associated Press Bill Leaf Memorial Award best regularly scheduled local news program. Jackie was also one of two students selected to represent Hofstra for the Hearst Journalism Awards Program.
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SUWANEE -- With all the Division I college-bound talent on the floor involved in the Region 7-AAAAAA showdown between North Gwinnett and Norcross, Baylee Rexing may have been the least imposing looking player on the court.
But the 5-foot-2 junior demonstrated that looks can be deceiving in the Bulldogs' 64-49 win Tuesday night at home.
Rexing tied for game-high honors with 16 points, including four 3-pointers -- two of which came within a 35-second span of each other to ignite a huge run late in the third quarter that helped North (16-0, 9-0) break the game in the battle of the region's co-leaders.
"Baylee had a huge impact," North coach Bryan Sellers said of Rexing, who is already verbally committed to Ole Miss as a junior. "When you have players like Lexie (Brown) and Payton (Whitted), and players like Joshlyn (Belcher) and Stephanie (Amichia), it's easy to overlook her sometimes. She stepped up and made some huge shots for us that kind of killed (Norcross') momentum. There's a reason Ole Miss likes her."
Not that the more-heralded stars for each team were invisible.
Maryland signee Brown had a solid, if not spectacular, game with nine points, four assists and two steals for the Bulldogs, while Penn State-bound Whitted added 16 points, eight rebounds and three assists and junior prospect Amichia chipped in a double-double with 12 points and 12 boards.
Meanwhile, Norcross (14-3, 8-1) got 16 points, seven rebounds and two assists from North Carolina signee Diamond DeShields, plus 16 points and nine boards from Georgetown-bound Shayla Cooper.
But it was Rexing who had the biggest impact at the most crucial time in the game.
While North led most of the way, including taking a 34-26 lead into halftime, Norcross began to chip away early in the second half.
Twice, the Blue Devils pulled as close as four points, the second time at 40-36 after Sierra Butler's drive down the lane with 3:13 left in the third quarter.
But that's when Rexing began to heat up, finding an open spot in the Norcross defense on opposite wings on North's next two trips down the court. Rexing buried 3-pointers each time off assists from Brown and Alyssa Munlyn to push the Bulldogs' lead to back to double digits at 46-36 with 2:29 left in the period.
"When it comes down to the end, if you have an open shot, you've got to take it," said Rexing, who added four rebounds, four assists and a steal to her point total. "Without my teammates getting into the paint and looking for me open, I couldn't have shot without them.
(The run) kind of got us back together and got the game going. ... We got the crowd going, and it gets you all hyped."
Rexing later dished off an assist to Munlyn, who returned the favor two possessions following, while Brown added a steal, a basket and an assist during the deciding third-quarter run.
When it was over, the Bulldogs had outscored Norcross 14-3 over the final 3:04 of the period to extend the lead to a whopping 54-39 heading into the fourth quarter, and the Blue Devils never got any closer than 13 points the rest of the way.
The win seemed like somewhat of a statement, with North grabbing sole possession of the region lead, as well as backing up their No. 3 national ranking by MaxPreps.
But Sellers pointed out that Tuesday night's win was only the first of what could be several meetings with Norcross this season, not to mention the rest of a tough region schedule the Bulldogs still have to face.
"We played a great game. I'm happy with the way we played," Sellers said. "I can't be prouder of the way we played (Tuesday) night. ... (But) we don't know what's going to happen (the rest of the way). I know our girls get along well. We have good team chemistry. But our main focus right now, we're going to enjoy the win (Tuesday) night and get ready for Habersham Central (beginning) tomorrow."
More like this story
- North girls pull away from North Cobb ( March 2, 2013 )
- Norcross girls hand North first loss as DeShields scores 25 ( January 23, 2013 )
- North girls top Mill Creek for 11th straight win ( January 10, 2012 )
- North Gwinnett Girls Basketball Season Preview ( November 10, 2013 )
- Amichia rebound, Belcher FTs help North girls top Norcross ( February 16, 2013 )


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Oops, forgot to mention that I put just 1/2 cup of chopped nuts into the completed custard, based on previous suggestions. Thanks, a great idea; 3/4 cup would be too much.flag if inappropriate
OMG, this stuff is amazing. The cooks who boosted the amount of almond extract must not like pistachios. I found that 1/2 teaspoon masked the pistachio taste. The second time around, I used somewhere between 1/4 and 1/2 teaspoon and it was much better. I also let the ground nuts sit in the milk for a while before heating, and I'm not sure it added flavor, but it didn't hurt. I had salted pistachios on hand, so I used those for the ground nuts. For the chopped nuts in the ice cream, I rinsed the salted nuts very briefly and toasted them in the oven to re-crisp them. Again, not sure it made much of a difference, but the bottom line is that this ice cream is unbelievably good.flag if inappropriate
I, and the three people I made this for, found this delicious in spite of the foibles I had with it. On request, I added a teaspoon of ground cardamon to the ground pistachio stage. Good. Then I forgot to put in the almond (I get excited and did not lay things out how I should have), but the flavor turned out ok so I am not sure this was bad. Ran out of pistachios so it had no chunky bits (made this to use up some we had on hand). Mixed opinions. I'll have to do this again with the chunks of pistachios and see what happens... :)flag if inappropriate
Recipe is good however the almond extract overpowered the pistachio taste. I recommend leaving it out to get a pure pistachio taste. Left out the chopped nuts and just sprinkled on top when serving.flag if inappropriate
I followed the recipe except that I listened to everyone's suggestions to use a smaller quantity of chopped nuts, and I used salted pistachios because that's what I could find out of the shell. It was delicious -- creamy, a deep green color, and with a strong pistachio taste. I wonder why other people had such different results?flag if inappropriate
Too much sugar, too much chopped nuts, not enough pistachio flavor.flag if inappropriate
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Themeton, a couple of questions PLS…1.if you visit the site… http://www.lightcreative.co.uk/new/nationwide-little-britain/
you will see that it's post opens with one move. How i can do that pls??? It's really important.
2. I want to move down a bit the search box in my page, what i must change and where pls in order to have the search fev px down?
Pls answer as soon as possible,' Kindest regards, xrisxal2000
Answered your email. Please check that and check another comment. Thanks
Many thanks my friend i really really appreciate it. Support is the most important thing for all of us with very less knowledge of that, and you make happy clients, kindest regards, xrisxal2000
Dear Themeton, the issue is not resolved, i click to a post, the posts open with icons in front of it and in the second phase the icons leaving and i can see the post. Pls check an old ticket from a purchaser…in order to help you understand pls see what i ask.. http://themeton.com/support/discussion/1315/animation-change-in-squaregrid#Item_3 if you have found a solution to it. I really appreciate your effort support team, a need 1-2 couple things and i am ready to deliver.
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I have problem with the scroll bar, i have a lot of issues but now is this the most important, i wait for someone to respond because i must finish the site and presented to the client, i wait for your answer , i cannot wait any longer, my issue must resolver. I can give creds or whatever to help me.
Go to http://tinyurl.com/oe27jac play with the posts and after a while or at the start the scroller is not working. We must fix it, i cannot finish the project. I wait for your help.
i think i found the problem to the scroll bar…is the search option, when you enabled it on chrome it makes problem with scrolling and scroll bar. i put it in another place and it works ok. with this i fix the problem with flickering. Very important and common.
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Good afternoon, I have the following active website (http://hospitaldogato.com/) but the windows do not show content when it's open, begins to read and does not advance, just work in safari. What better way to update the template without losing the information that is already inserted? I want to leave the site as is, but to begin operating in explorer and firefox.
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Update depends on just theme files. You content won't loose. But you can backup your content with some plugin (backup plugin). You look updated your theme already there. If you have another questions please let me know
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Hi again,
I update the theme, but i need to put the main menu as was previously! You can check this image to see the menu http://hospitaldogato.com/menu_horizontal.png
Can you help?
hi i installed this theme, but when i click on post, the post open but the page automatically scroll to up. please see my this problem on my website:http://www.iranianevent.com
I don't see this issue on your site.
Seems you found the solution there.
Hi again, i test in several browser: chrome, mozila and also my ipad. but the problem is still existing. to see my roblem, pls scrool down to bottom post, and after that click on some post in the middle. you will find that the age scrool to top. i also see the demo sites here, they are okey and don't have my problem in showing post.
Love the template!
Any options for widgets on pages? IE: lead capture forms, related posts, etc?
Theme doesn't support any widgets. Thanks for intersting
Can I use adsense with this theme?
There don't have adsense option.
Thanks for interesting
I purchased this wordpress theme I find very interesting, I have a question, I can insert images to make them look at the inputs. It is possible to modify some code to insert an animated gif on the entrance and anime? An example would be this website cargocollective staff:
Hi varese,
Theme uses TimThumb image cropping library for tile. If you upload there gif image it crops by timthumb and doesn't animate. Then it will animate when you open the post.
Thanks for the purchase. Regards, TT
Hi themeton, not clear to me to put a youtube video. Thanks again
Hi varese, http://d.pr/i/bbAS
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I am having an issue with the pinit feature offered for the theme. When a user selects the pinit button on am image from a gallery, the gallery images is not being pulled into the pinterest share page. Instead it pulls the image of the site's logo every time.
Could you please help me.
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I this theme still functioning? The demo doesn't work. I would like to check it out. It seems like just what I am looking for.
I just would like to know how to remove the white spacing like these pics.http://188.8.131.52/white_space1.png http://184.108.40.206/white_space2.png http://22.214.171.124/white_space3.png
This is important. Please advise…
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can we use front end posting with this theme?
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Hi! Can anyone explain how you get the filter board on your site? I can not find how you do it… Thanks for all help… Peter
I answered on your another question. You can find the answers from FAQ page. Thanks
Hi! How do you get the filter line? Regards Peter
Is this compatible with the latest Wordpress version?
What about IE 10 and 11?
If so, I recommend you update your info, also for the other themes. I have to take a decision fast and now I have to wait the answers. You might lose sales if your info is not up to date
Hi, I make a website for a client, based on your theme (he purchased it) – and I have a big issue as no image is showing – I did everything you said in the theme documentation – and then images will show, but the next day they wont't – this happened to me already 2 times in 2 days. I also searched this comments section trying to find an answer but there wasn't anything new beside what was already in the theme documentation.
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Image2 becomes larger than the original size of Image1. But we do not need image size change in input tag.
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Hi, update for wp 3.8 ?
Can you tell me what exactly problems on your site?
I was out of the service for a while. And now come back, I'll take a look and update the theme with compatibility of 3.8
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Hi, I downgrade the wp to be able to manage the content but soon as possible I send you some stills of the problems… In words, it's impossible to manage / access to the settings of the theme in pages, and also the drag drop options.
Many thanks for the reply, Carlos
My website is johnhesslerproductions.com
After upgrading to the latest WP and manually adding the latest files form Squaregrid based on the documentation, the homepage is no longer showing the video clips and none of the nav bar links work.
This is an urgent issue affecting the whole site and design so I would appreicate greatly your immediate feedback! Thank you.
Hi there,
I checked your site and opens post fine and plays well youtube videos. Probably you need to clear cache of your browser and check the site again. Because latest versions has js &css file changes and that might caching on your browser.
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in the 21 hours between response time, I had to add some code to the tim thumb file, as it was stating relative url addresses, not absolute. Is there another plugin you recommend that creates thumbnails instead of using the tim thumb ? As for the menu links that weren't working, it was a server issue, which i resolved with the hosting company.
in the 21 hours between response time, I had to add some code to the tim thumb file, as it was stating relative url addresses, not absolute. Is there another plugin you recommend that creates thumbnails instead of using the tim thumb ? As for the menu links that weren't working, it was a server issue, which i resolved with the hosting company.
I'm prepared image cropping changes here. I've replaced it with aq_resizer and it doesn't require extra folder permission and hosting config now.
And another ongoing fix is covering issue when open a post. Hope those update included on download soon.
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Dear themeton,
I use your theme at the following website: www.hansandhans.de, it recently developed a bug:
If you scroll down and click on a lower post it'll navigate the viewport to the top or to another area where you cannot see the post anymore.
Do you have any suggestions what this could be?
thanks a lot
I couldn't connect to your site last days. Is this really working?
somehow, it won't work if you have www.hansandhans.de but if you just enter hansandhans.de it shows up, confusing.
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- Htaccess restriction
- Server configuration
The "largeTop" function navigates scrolling when items open. Seems server responses too slow and 1 second isn't enough to wait. Can you increase animation time and try again?
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There might be a financial angle to the Vikings' drafting of quarterback Christian Ponder.
Of the quarterbacks drafted in the first round Thursday, Ponder, who is exceptionally bright, probably is the most NFL ready from Day One.
That could mean the Vikings have decided not to spend what it would take to acquire and sign an experienced veteran QB, for instance, the Redskins' Donovan McNabb, who at age 34 still might be able to command as much as $8 million for the coming season.
That also could mean the Vikings will give Ponder every chance to win the starting job.
It remains likely that the Vikings will sign a veteran QB but not a high-priced one. That would seem to eliminate McNabb, the Seahawks' Matt Hasselbeck and the Broncos' Kyle Orton.
Instead, it could be someone similar to what the Vikings had in now-departed QBs Sage Rosenfels, Gus Frerotte and Shaun Hill. That might be Raiders free agent Bruce Gradkowski, the Falcons' Chris Redman, the Browns' Jake Delhomme or even the Titans' Vince Young, a $2 million- to $3 million-type QB who could be a one-year bridge to provide insurance in case Ponder isn't ready or gets hurt.
The most favorable comparison for Ponder might be Matt Schaub of the Houston Texans. Incidentally, when Schaub was at the University of Virginia, his offensive coordinator was Bill Musgrave, the new Vikings offensive coordinator.
Ponder was the 12th overall pick in the draft. Washington's Jake Locker went to the Tennessee Titans with the No. 8 overall pick.
Both have first-year head coaches, Mike Munchak at Tennessee and Leslie Frazier with the Vikings. First-year coaches usually prefer to bring in their own quarterbacks because it gives them time together.
It appears the Frazier-Rick Spielman regime could be judged by how well Ponder plays during a two-year test. Spielman, the Vikings' vice president for player personnel, essentially oversaw this year's draft.
If at the end of 2012 the Ponder-Frazier-Spielman triumvirate has been successful, it could be in Minnesota for a long time. If not, by 2013 there could be a new leadership crew.
Ponder, who had a 3.73 grade-point average last year as a finance major at Florida State, is a member of the 2010 National Football Foundation National Scholar-Athlete class. Indianapolis Colts QB Peyton Manning of Tennessee is a member of the 1997 NFF National Scholar-Athlete class.
Bert Blyleven, who will be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on July 24, will be at the Cooperstown, N.Y., shrine Monday and Tuesday for a private orientation for the ceremony.
"Looking forward to it, getting the feel and my feet on the ground for what is expected," the former Twins pitcher turned broadcaster said. "I've got a home that I'm going to rent there for my kids so they won't have to pay for room and board while they're up there. We're looking at a six-bedroom house."
Monday's trip will be Blyleven's third visit to Cooperstown. He was there in the 1970s when his Pittsburgh Pirates team played an exhibition game, then as a Twins TV analyst when he and some of his broadcasting crew rented a car and drove during an off-day in Boston.
By the way, Blyleven will be presenter for former teammate pitcher Jim Perry's induction into the Twins Hall of Fame this summer at Target Field.
It was a who's who of late Gophers football coach Murray Warmath's players — 135 of them, including former greats Bobby Bell, Judge Dickson, Jim Carter and Noel Jenke — who gathered Saturday for a private memorial reception at a Dinkytown pub.
Record-setting former Gophers QB Adam Weber and other undrafted players won't be able to sign with NFL teams until the league's reinstated lockout is lifted.
No doubt Chicago Bears offensive line coach Mike Tice, whose son Nate is a backup QB for Wisconsin, received a favorable report from Nate when the Bears picked Badgers offensive lineman Gabe Carimi with the 29th overall pick in the draft.
The Tennessee Titans chose Caledonia, Minn., native Karl Klug, a defensive lineman from Iowa, in the fifth round of the draft.
St. Paul's Jason Litzau (28-2 with 21 knockouts) will box Adrien Broner (20-0, 16 KOs) on June 18 in Mexico. Litzau is a favorite of HBO, which will televise the fight.
If the Twins continue to falter, don't be surprised if starter Kyle Gibson, who has 21 strikeouts with just four walks in 20 innings at Class AAA Rochester, is promoted soon.
About 70 prospects showed up for St. Paul Saints open minor league baseball tryouts last week, but none were signed. Typical pay for Saints rookies is $800 a month.
Former Big Ten player of the year Brett Basanez, who is the top passer in Northwestern history and went on to play for the Carolina Panthers and Bears, recently moved to Minnesota and will operate prep QB development camps beginning this month and through the summer in Woodbury and Minnetonka. Instructors include Notre Dame QB Tommy Rees, Northwestern QB Dan Persa and Philadelphia Eagles QB Mike Kafka.
St. Paul authors Dan Marso and John Amann have their new fun-filled and wonderfully illustrated "The Mutts of Mulberry Street" children's baseball book about kids organizing a neighborhood team on the market (MulberryMutts.com) today at a signing featuring former Twins manager Frank Quilici and hall of fame coaches Dean Bowyer and Jim Dimick at Bethany College in Mankato. Included is an instructive coaching DVD featuring Bowyer, Dimick, Dennis Denning and Ron Coomer.
Look for Tony Leseman to move from development at alma mater Cretin-Derham Hall to director of admissions.
Alex Richter of Lakeville South has accepted a basketball tender to Augustana (S.D.).
Twins catcher Joe Mauer's St. Paul amateur baseball fundraiser golf tournament is May 12 at Tartan in St. Paul.
Mauer's dad, Jake, is retiring as manager of the Air Freight Unlimited men's amateur baseball team.
Presenters for the May 9 sold-out Mancini's St. Paul Sports Hall of Fame banquet at the Char House: Tom Campion for Mike Campion; Greg Shepard for Tom St. Martin; Gerry Brown for Tim McManus; Randy Skarda for Phil "Skip" Skarda; John Vosejpka for Gerry Keenan; and Denning for John Tschida.
Tom Mee Jr., the former Gophers and minor league outfielder with the Atlanta Braves and Seattle Mariners, is in his 24th season directing St. Louis Cardinals telecasts.
Wild forward Andrew Brunette, who was an NHL Network TV analyst for the Stanley Cup playoffs, is expected to have a nice future as a broadcaster when his playing career ends.
The Wild's top pick, No. 10 overall, in June's NHL draft will be 6-foot-3, 197-pound defenseman Duncan Siemens of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, the Hockey News projects.
Drew Hare, a 6-2, 190-pound Fort Zumwalt West High (O'Fallon, Mo.) QB and son of former Gophers flanker Andy Hare, is being recruiting by Iowa, Northwestern, Notre Dame and Missouri.
After 21 years of aiding the Twins in assorted areas during spring training in Fort Myers, Fla., Ken Staples, 83, is retiring for health reasons.
Twins 1991 World Series MVP Jack Morris was a hit speaker at the St. Andrew's Lutheran 260-ticket sellout men's spring banquet in Mahtomedi last week.
During Gophers women's basketball coach Pam Borton's tenure, 59 players have been named to the Big Ten's All-Academic team, the most in the conference.
Nastia Liukin, the 2008 USA Olympic all-around gold medal-winning gymnast, will lead walkers at the Susan G. Komen Twin Cities Race for the Cure on May 8 at Mall of America.
The St. Paul Saints play a team of St. Paul amateur all-stars at 2 p.m. today at Toni Stone Field at the Dunning Sports Complex as a fundraiser for "Friends of St. Paul Baseball."
Ex-Twins infielder Luis Rodriguez has surfaced with the Seattle Mariners.
Jason Leber, older brother of Vikings free-agent linebacker Ben Leber, has been elected to the University of South Dakota Hall of Fame. Jason is the Coyotes' all-time leader in TDs (38).
Former Orono High School and Wisconsin star Jon Leuer is completing work toward a degree in history and is among 65 college players invited to the NBA scouting combine in Chicago this month. Leuer could be a late first-round pick in June's draft.
Among Division I-recruited basketball players who made the Howard Pulley Under-17 team after recent tryouts: Tyus Jones of Apple Valley; Isaiah Zierden and Kyle Washington of Benilde-St. Margaret's; Siyani Chambers, Zach Stahl and Andre McDonald of Hopkins; Johnny Woodard of Duluth East; Tyler Vaughan of Braham; Taylor Montero and C.J. Newmann of Cretin-Derham Hall; and Thomas Sjoberg of St. Thomas Academy.
Cretin-Derham Hall grad Dylan Gergan, who had a team-best 75.0-stroke average for 28 rounds during his senior season for Loyola University, was named to the All-Horizon League team.
Recent Twins fill-in bullpen catcher Phil Roof will be inducted into the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame this summer.
ESPN The Magazine is coming out with a story about former Bloomington Jefferson-Kansas star Cole Aldrich of the Oklahoma City Thunder. The theme: Aldrich, contrary to many NBA players, is a spendthrift.
On a concourse wall of Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb., which hosts the College World Series, is a huge photo of former Gopher Dave Winfield as well as a picture of the 1964 NCAA champion Minnesota baseball team.
Minnesota Transitions grad Kevin Noreen, a freshman basketball player for Bob Huggins at West Virginia, is 100 percent recovered following knee surgery last season.
Roast-toasters for the Marv Jorde tribute Tuesday at Prom Center in Oakdale include Jack McCartan, Jake McCoy, Art Miller, Shorty Theis and Diane Jorde, with Dick Jonckowski as emcee.
Of the approximately five dozen players who competed in the United States Hockey League this season, nearly three dozen have committed to Minnesota, Minnesota-Duluth, Minnesota State Mankato, St. Cloud State or Bemidji State for Division I careers.
Former Albert Lea High School and North Dakota State basketball star Ben Woodside is still playing in France.
Dan Kaczrowski, former MIAC co-baseball player of the year from Hamline University, is hitting .143 for the Arizona Diamondbacks' Class AA Mobile, Ala., club.
Ex-Timberwolves VP Kevin McHale, a TNT analyst: "If you're 7 feet tall, stand in front of the rim, something good usually happens."
The seven head coaches who led the University of St. Thomas to their respective 14 NCAA Division III championships over the years all live in the Twin Cities. They are Steve Fritz in men's basketball, Joe Sweeney in women's cross country, John Tschida in softball, Mark Dienhart in men's indoor track, Ted Riverso in women's basketball, Larry Russ in men's cross country and Dennis Denning in baseball.
Randy Moss continues to haunt the Minnesota Vikings.
Giving up their third-round pick for the eccentric wide receiver in an ill-fated trade last season might have cost the Vikings a chance to get quarterback Blaine Gabbert in the first round of the NFL draft.
Had the Vikings still owned that third-round pick, they certainly would have had a lot more flexibility to move up in the draft. Instead, the Jacksonville Jaguars traded up with the Washington Redskins to No. 10 overall — two spots ahead of the Vikings — to nab Gabbert. The Missouri quarterback, along with Auburn's Cam Newton and Washington's Jake Locker, was among the top three QBs in the draft.
The NFL trade value chart showed the Vikings would have needed to trade their first- and fourth-round draft picks, plus one of their sixth-rounders, to move up to No. 10. Maybe such a deal wasn't good enough for the Redskins. Maybe the Vikings never offered it. Maybe, with so many needs, Minnesota didn't want to end up without third- and fourth-round picks.
Buzz within the state Capitol is that Tuesday could be a nice day for Ramsey County and the Arden Hills community that is seeking to have the former ammunitions plant site, which has 21,000 tailgating spaces, for a Vikings stadium.
Twins opponents through Friday's games this season had a cumulative won-lost record of 95-81. Minus their games against the Twins, those opponents were 79-72, with only the Yankees and Indians with winning records.
You've got to wonder whether highly competitive Wild owner Craig Leipold has second thoughts about selling the Nashville Predators, who for the first time have advanced to the second round of the NHL playoffs, while Leipold's Wild are watching for a second straight year.
Twins DH Jim Thome couldn't have been more accommodating despite having to spend five hours in 86-degree heat in Fort Myers, Fla., while wearing a wool shirt and cap as Paul Bunyan in filming the team's current 30-second TV ad.
This week, a hilarious ad featuring manager Ron Gardenhire and former manager Tom Kelly sporting mullet hairdos airs on TV.
Some Gophers rooters want the football team to make uniform changes for the coming season, but it's not going to happen.
The Twins have been unsuccessful in trying to contact former infielder Chuck Knoblauch for their 1991 World Series championship reunion in August.
Ken Hitchcock, considered an early candidate to succeed Todd Richards as Wild coach, could end up succeeding Jacques Lemaire in New Jersey for $2 million a season. Meanwhile, Lindy Ruff, who would have been the Wild's best coaching prospect, ended up re-signing with the Buffalo Sabres.
Deephaven's Tim Herron, 41, who won $250,000 in last week's PGA event at Harbour Town, probably needs to win an additional $450,000 this year to become fully exempt for the 2012 PGA Tour. Herron, who is in his 18th year as a golf professional, is qualified this season because he's among the top 50 money winners (No. 44 with $17 million) in history.
Pssst: The U.S. Curling Association wants to bring its world championship to Minnesota, with Mariucci Arena as the site, but won't because liquor sales are prohibited.
Rick Spielman, who oversees the Vikings draft that included the No. 12 overall pick this year: "We're pretty sure we won't be picking at No. 12 again."
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Ms. Shannah Nikole Kendrick, 30, of Grantville died Monday, Dec. 10, 2012, at Piedmont Newnan Hospital.
She was born in Riverdale, GA on Feb. 7, 1982, to John Datis Kendrick and Kimberley Rae Hayward Kendrick. She was a graduate of the millennium class of Forest Park High School.
She was preceded in death by her grandfather, John C. Kendrick; grandmother, Teddy Hayward; and brother, Rusty Holman.
Surviving are her son, Chase Baker; mother, Kimberley Earp; father, Chip Kendrick (Toni) of Riverdale; brothers, Corey Earp and Jordan Patterson of Newnan; sister, Desiree Kendrick of Riverdale; step-children, Destiny, Devon, Jonathan, Hunter; fiance, John Bridgeman and his son Josh of Grantville; grandparents, Eunice Kendrick of Riverdale, Angie and Fred Hayward of Little Rock, AR; aunts and uncles, Rocky, Jeff, Jason, Kristie; cousins, Allison, Jennifer, Joshua, Michael, Hannah, Matthew, Blue, Carl, Chance, Hunter, Cameron, Jordan.
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TFVCC (The Findhorn Village Conservation Company) is a community led and controlled company limited by guarantee with charitable status. We were set up in 2011 and our membership is open to anyone on the electoral roll living in the postcodes of Findhorn village.
Our first successful registration was made in 2011 when we worked to record our interest in the Armstrong Garages Site. Just as we were hoping to move to the purchase of the site it was withdrawn from the market. However our registrationcan be renewed in 2016.
There is a strong community backing for the principle of land ownership by the community and the company is working with Novar Estates to bring this about.
A Feasibility Study and Business Plan were commissioned in 2013 by TFVCC Directors to assess the benefits and challenges that the community purchase of land could bring over the short and longer term.
Our short term goal is to make a successul bid to the government for capital funds from the Scottish Land Fund to take land in and around Findhorn village and the intertidal part of Findhorn Bay into long term community ownership.
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Across Scotland, land is being bought by communities who wish to remove the uncertainty inherent in private ownership. Land ownership by the community will unlock tangible assets including land, but it is the intangible skill and determination of people that will see opportunities and accomplish projects - for Findhorn village we will need both.
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Here is my set up:
I had one wired router(with built in modem,Model: Conexant) hooked up to my PC at home and I was able to connect to the internet through it with no problem. Now I have got a second wireless router(with no modem, model: netgear) which I need to hook up also. I have configured the lan settings on the conexant as follows: IP 192.168.1.1, mask 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.1.1;
A cable goes from a lan port on the conexant to the wan on the netgear. The wireless netgear is configured as follows: WAN settings 192.168.1.2 mask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.1, and the lan settings are IP address 192.168.2.1, mask 255.255.255.192, gateway 192.168.2.1;
Now when I connect up my PC to the conexant router, I can access the internet through it, but I cant access anything through my netgear router. Can someone please help, lots of hari being torn out at the moment!!
First I would try just setting up the netgear router for dhcp and see if that works. (Right now there is a conflict between ip info for your two routers.) So just login to your netgear router and set it up for dhcp. Then you might have to restart it, (Unplug it then plug it back in) to get it to acquire all its info. If it doesn't work post back and we can go from there.
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Your wireless router must match the IP range and subnet of your wired router: 192.168.1.x and 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.1.1.
The wireless must also be set to act as an access point, with DHCP disabled (the wired router will furnish DHCP for you).
If you've checked all the above posts and still no joy, take a look at your connextant again. You said:
I have configured the lan settings on the conexant as follows: IP 192.168.1.1, mask 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.1.1
Now I admit, I'm not familiar with conextant equipment but I know the D-Link router I have at home, I don't put in a gateway address on the LAN interface since it does it's routing internally. You have your LAN interface pointing at itself for Gateway according to what you posted. With a setup like that, your clients will never get beyond that interface to the external one (ergo, to the web).
I'd wager removing the gateway from the LAN interface of your connextant, or changing it to the IP of your external inferface (again, shouldn't be necessary as the NAT/Router should handle the routing internally between interfaces) would fix the problem as well.
conexant is IP 192.168.1.1, mask 255.255.255.0?
netgear is IP address 192.168.2.1, mask 255.255.255.192?
netgear is on another subnet. Mask would be 255.255.0.0 to get to 192.168.1.x, no?
Turn off DHCP on netgear and remove staic netgear IP from conexant's DHCP range.
conexant DHCP range = 192.168.1.3 to .127
netgear DHCP range = 192.168.1.128 to .254
You then know everything below .127 is on conexant and anything .128 and above is on netgear.
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Thanks for all your comments, I have finally managed to get it working. I'm not a 100% certain how this happened but I think it is something to do with NAT on the conexant(like, it was turned off !!!) but I'm not sure, must have a look again this evening. All I know is the thing started working after I reset my netgear device.


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Bathing an infant
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Bathing safety tips; Infant bathing; Newborn bathing; Bathing your newborn baby
What to Do at Home
Bath time can be fun. But you need to be very careful with your child around water. Most drowning deaths in children happen at home, most times when the caregiver leaves a child alone in the bathroom. Do not leave your child alone around water, not even for a few seconds.
Ways to Prevent Bathing Accidents
These tips can help you prevent accidents in the bath:
- Stay close enough to your child so that you can reach out and hold them if they slip or fall in the tub.
- Use non-skid decals or a mat inside the tub to prevent slipping.
- Use toys in the tub to keep your child busy and sitting down, and away from the faucet.
- Keep the temperature of your water heater below 120° F to prevent burns.
- Keep all sharp objects, such as razors and scissors, out of your child's reach.
- Unplug all electric items, such as hair dryers and radios.
- Empty the tub after bath time is over.
- Keep the floor and your child's feet dry to prevent slipping.
Extra Tips for Newborns
You will need to be extra careful when bathing your newborn:
- Have a towel ready to wrap your newborn in to dry and keep them warm right after the bath.
- Keep your baby's umbilical cord dry.
- Use warm, not hot, water. Place your elbow under the water to check temperature.
- Wash your baby's head last so that their head does not get too cold.
- Bath your baby every 3 days.
Bathroom Safety
Other tips that can protect your child in the bathroom are:
- Store medicines in the child-proof containers they came in. Keep the medicine cabinet locked.
- Keep cleaning products out of reach of children.
- Keep bathroom doors closed so your child cannot get in when they are not being used.
- Place a door knob cover over the outside door handle.
- Do not ever leave your child alone in the bathroom.
- Place a lid lock on the toilet seat to keep a curious toddler from drowning.
When to Call the Doctor
Talk with your child's doctor if you have questions about the safety of your bathroom or your child's bathing routine.
Brenner RA, et al. Prevention of drowning in infants, children, and adolescents. A technical report of the American Academy of Pediatrics (Committee on Injury, Violence, and Poison Prevention). Pediatrics. 2003 August; 112( 2): 437-439.
American Academy of Pediatrics: Committee on Injury, Violence, and Poison Prevention. Policy statemet -- prevention of drowning. Pediatrics. Aug 2010;116: 178-185.
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elle est jolie et a une belle poitrine de jeune femme et pas des petits seins ridicules ; elle à de belles fesses
There is something to be said about the carpeting but I don't remember what it was. I'll post that thought when it comes to me.
name is alenushka
The way she finished him off was incredibly hot!! Awesome tits on this girl and the male talent looks good too
Does this girl do more vids?
Fuck her hard
Отлично, покажите видео своим мамам))
Man sounds like a tumble dryer slowing down
When guys moan more and louder than the girl. Its not cute at all!! Its annoying as fuck!!!!
My hair is the most important thing in this video, so i have to fix it every second ! hahahah funny video
Unbelievable and adorable titts. He Is a lucky One that he Is Abel to fuck her. She seems to be a Little Bit Borde fucked by him but sucks everything Out of him, good Girl!
I also downloaded this a long time ago and was in love with it. Very happy i have found it once again and wish there was more
i dont know what made laugh harder the ending or the comments about the ending lol either way i lost my boner. back to creampies it is...
That epic ending! Haha I would laugh so hard if I was one of the girls.
That's Alenushka ohhh I came to her so much times :D
anyone remember that nick show secret world of alex mack? that's who i think this chick looks like.
Made me cum every were
Dude I loved his heartagram tattoo on his back HIM for life
its russian girl so hot!!!
makes me glad that im russian
que asco
lol, she's like obsessed with that hair. a tic almost.
Arrr, rus girls.,)
Fucking awesome
that girl too sexy with that body until any one locus is
she need a real man like me
u cant fuck ! thats whats wrong.
she has really nice tits
What the fuck am I doing wrong?
Oh ja, die ist super. So authentisch, real eben, kein billig prno eben -.-
That guy needs to learn how to fuck.
oooo i want to bang this gril shes smoking hot
i'll agree with the getting a job part. most would rather not as you can see. =)
She's so CUTE!!
the guy moans more than the girl
who is this girl??? i want her soooooo badly..
he got really small dick or its just me??
I think that girl is fucking banging I love this video
I can't watch her riding. She fixes her hair every second!
q bella mamas
Her name is alenushka
they get walked in on around 2 min in haha
What a lucky guy! She's so fuckin hot!!! I want to fuck her in every position...
i feel bad for this girl she needs a guy to fuck her and who has a big dick... this guy sucks haha
fucken reatards get a job
I run a brothel and have done for the past 10 years.
Holy fuck. She looks like Emma Stone.
I swear to god that dude is James Franco
russian girls are whoorishest on the world
Look at the dude's tan lines...he wears a g-string Smokin girl, I would love to see and hear her nut
How can he fucks her ! she makes me nervous while she keep touching her hair.. blaaaaaaa
they are funny and not exciting !


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Going to the doctor is often a confusing experience, as physicians spout medical terms and complicated Latin-based disease names that are difficult to understand for many of us. In fact, a visit to the hospital can be downright terrifying when you feel like you're not sure what's going on. If you couldn't speak English, the experience would be even scarier.
Luckily, one hospital in Glendale, Arizona, is working to make sure that every patient is able to communicate with doctors when it comes to his or her care.
The Banner Thunderbird Medical Center is using a Video Remote Interpretation, or VRI service, to ensure top-notch medical care, even for patients who can't speak or understand English. The system uses video conferencing technology with certified medical interpretation to communicate with hearing impaired patients, as well as patients who speak Spanish, Vietnamese and Russian, KSAZ reports.
"This new technology will increase our ability to respond in a timely manner to the needs of our patients with communication barriers," Paula Harsin, Banner Western Region cultural services specialist, told the source. She went on to say that the system has received positive reviews so far from the patients and physicians who have used it.
Phoenix, Arizona, is a popular destination for many immigrants, particular those of Mexican heritage. The city has the fourth-largest population of Mexican-Americans in the country, who make up nearly 40 percent of its population and many of whom don't speak English.


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Saturday's weather will be very complex as an upper-level storm system moves right on top of, or very near the region. We will begin the day with a mixture of freezing rain, sleet and snow as temperatures below freezing occur.
As temperatures warm during the morning hours, we will see this mix changeover to scattered rain showers and even a possible thunderstorm. Another surge of Arctic air will blast into the region during the afternoon hours and quickly changeover the rain to snowfall.
December is one of the most colorful months of the year because of all the Christmas trees and lights in and around people's homes.
But as pretty as they are, they all can cause an uncontrolled light most people don't want to see: fire.
Hutchinson County Fire Marshal Danny Richards said the live and dry pine trees can be a fire hazard if not handled properly.
Special fire safety precautions need to be taken when keeping a live tree in the house. A burning tree can rapidly fill a room with fire and deadly gases.
The Borger Creative Arts Club will be holding its Annual Christmas Bazaar on Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3, at 931 Illinois in Borger. Baked goods will be available for purchase, including cakes, pies, and cookies, as well as craft items, painted items, Christmas gifts, and clothing. A hand-embroidered quilt will be raffled off. Tickets are $1 or six for $5. For more information on the bazaar, call 886-0299 or 898-8515.
The Faith Fellowship Church Drama Team proudly presents a musical drama for Christmas, "A Time For Miracles."
The Christmas season is different than any other time of the year. There is a peace in the air. A time of great expectancy. People truly seem to be kinder to each other during Christmas.
AMARILLO, Texas — Dustin Engler and Raphael Garcia, Jr., both of Borger, Texas, have each pleaded guilty in federal court in Amarillo, Texas, to one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. Each defendant faces a maximum statutory sentence of 20 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
Since their arrests by agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS), each has remained in custody.
Senior Citizens Bazaar is scheduled for December 2nd and 3rd at the Opportunities Center, 930 Illinois Street, Borger. All goods are handcrafted and include a wide variety of goods from delicate crochet or tatting to carved wooden items. Afghans, baby blankets, scarves, house shoes, hand painted items – and the list goes on. Come see for yourselves. It's a great place to get that something very special and one-of-a-kind, as well as to do some early Christmas shopping. Altrusa Club of Borger sponsors the affair and 100% of the sale price goes to the person making the item.
Hutchinson County Sheriff Guy Rowh will not be seeking reelection in 2012.
Rowh has announced his intentions to retire from the position. He was first elected Sheriff in November of 2000. He became a deputy for Hutchinson County in 1977 and remained in that position until 1996, when he left and took a law enforcement position with the City of Borger. He later took a position with Pantex as a security officer until the 2000 elections.
Rowh said his choice to retire was not an easy one to make.
A charitable program for young families in need is being offered at the Golden Plains Community Hospital.
Aiden's Closet offers new baby items to families who are in need of them. This program is in memory of Aiden James Marshall, son of ER nurse, Monica Marshall and her husband Cody Marshall of Borger.
Aiden was born on Nov. 22, 2008, and passed away on April 17, 2009, from a severe heart defect. Shortly after his death, RNs from the OB Ward at GPCH started the program.
It's that time of year, time for a Christmas beauty pageant.
This year's pageant, "The Holly Jolly Ruby Glitz Christmas Pagean,t" will be held at Borger Middle School on Saturday, December 10 from 1p.m.to 4 p.m. Registration will be at 12 p.m.
The pageant is open for ages 0 to 18. The children will be split up into age groups and compete against each other.
The pageant will start off with all formal wear, then Christmas attire, and end with a photo shoot.
Mickey Blackmon is planning to run for Hutchinson County Sheriff in next year's elections.
Blackmon said he wants to see the office of sheriff taken to a professional level that is proactive.
"I would provide all citizens with 24-7 law enforcement coverage that I feel they deserve," he said.
Blackmon has worked in the field of law enforcement for 38 years. He spent 20 years in the 84th District Attorney's Office, working as an investigator and also as a polygraph examiner.


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There are some couples who always seem to have an almost perfect sexual relationship. But then, there are some others who have a really hard time staying contented in their relationship because the sexual side is dead.
One of the principal secrets a couple needs to know is the recipe for perfect romance and sex. And it needs just two ingredients- unconditional love and wild sexual passion. When it comes to wild passion, couples are advised by sex therapists not to ignore the clitoris. The clitoris when well-handled, gives both husband and wife the best of sexual pleasure.
The clitoris, often described as a small penis, is actually the female version of the penis although much smaller than the penis. It has exactly the same number of nerve endings like the penis. The clitoris is actually big. It is behind the labia and surrounds the vagina. The visible parts of a clitoris are the hood; the frenulum, where the skin of the inner lips meets at the glans; the clitoral opening to the vagina; the hymen; the fourchette; the perineum; and the urethra. The woman's vulva which is a fatty layer of skin, mostly covered by pubic hair, surrounds and protects the clitoris.
The clitoris is the key for sexual pleasure for most women and unless it is touched, stroked and licked directly, most females would not be able to have an orgasm. Just as a husband gets most but not all of his sexual pleasure from his penis, the wife gets most but not all of her sexual pleasures from her clitoris.
The clitoris is harder to find than the penis because it is hidden under a hood and it is also a delicate organ and must be handled as such.
The clitoris swells slightly during arousal, and then retracts under the clitoral hood as arousal continues and it becomes hypersensitive. This means when a female is feeling sexy, her clitoris is filled with blood and swells up. The outside part doubles in size (like the size of a large pea) and feels hard. It is packed with nerve endings (it has around 8000 nerve endings, this is twice as many as the end of the penis) and is very sensitive. This is why most married couples like to touch it lightly at first during foreplay.
Many husbands sometimes misinterpret the "disappearing clitoris" as a sign of diminishing arousal in their wives. In fact, it is the exact opposite. The shaft of the clitoris runs up under the hood for cover and protection when extremely aroused. This hood covers the clitoris, protecting it from excessive stimulation. Some husbands sometimes think they need to retract the hood to get to the clitoris when manually or orally stimulating their wives. But this is unnecessary; at best, it can only result in overstimulation that borders on pain. Dried secretions known as smegma can collect under the hood, causing pain during sex. A man knows that a wrong touch on his penis will not only fail to give him pleasure but may cause intense pain. However, many men fail to realise that a rough touch on the clitoris can also cause pain to the woman. The reason most men make inadequate lovers is that they do not know where the clitoris is. They don't even understand the importance of this organ and how to stimulate it.
Now for better sex, couples must know how to handle the clitoris and its environs. It is important the clitoris is gently stimulated by gently squeezing it at the initial stage of sexual contact. When the husband gently squeezes these folds of skin between his fingers, he'll immediately feel the pressure it puts on his wife's clitoris in her facial expression.
Remember that different people have different preferences, so make sure to play around with this technique and experiment with squeezing different areas until you find what she prefers. Feather light touch is another clitoral stimulation. It is really easy and the opposite of the previous one. With 'squeeze style,' you may be using some form of pressure but 'feather light' is completely the opposite of this. When using 'feather light', you will be using an absolute minimum pressure on her clitoris, almost to the point where it feels more like soft vibrations.
To start, make your wife lie down on her back and rub a small quantity of lube or saliva on her clitoris. Next, you are going to bring your finger to the side of her clitoris so that it's just about touching it. It should feel as if a feather is touching the side of it. You shouldn't have your finger covering her entire clitoris. Instead it should just be touching the side of it.
All you need to do is simply move your finger up and down, while keeping in contact with the side of her clitoris. You will only be moving your finger a few millimetres up and down. So you will hardly be moving it at all. In fact, it will feel more like gentle vibrations. While doing this, you will notice the tension building up in her as she may start desiring more pressure. When you continue with this you would have developed a very good hard on and before you know it, both of you are experiencing a good climaxing sex.
Questions and Answers
Which is the most pleasurable zone in the penis of the man?
– Mr. Abey Okoye
Many men consider the underside of the glans (head) of the penis and the underside of the shaft to be most sensitive to sexual pleasure.
Researchers asked 81 healthy men to rate the erotic sensitivity of different areas of their bodies, including not only the penis but also zones such as the scrotum, nipples and neck.
The underside of the glans and underside of the shaft had the highest sensitivity rating for a significant majority of men, followed by the upper side of the glans, left and right sides of the glans, sides of the penis, upper side of the shaft and foreskin.
I just got married, please what are the non-failing habits that I can adopt to have the best of sex life?
– Mrs. Helen Jacob Oby
To avoid getting into a sexual rut few years after the marriage, observing the following will help tremendously. First, make sure you always make specific sexual requests from your partner. Do not just drop subtle hints and hope your partner will eventually guess what you want. Just ask what you want. To help ensure your partner doesn't feel threatened or bossed around, try talking about sex outside of the bedroom — that way, there's no immediate pressure placed on him to perform. Once you feel more comfortable expressing your specific desires in broad daylight, you can start to express them when the lights go down by turning them into sexy talk. Don't interrogate the female orgasm. One of the most common complaints we hear from women is that they just can't climax. Unfortunately, stressing it simply exacerbates the problem. The second a woman starts worrying about whether or not she's going to reach orgasm, she kisses that orgasm goodbye. In other words, a woman who is struggling to climax might try ignoring her orgasm. Instead of focusing on the orgasm, she – and her partner – can focus on her body. What does it feel like when he does that? Why does being in this position feel so different? Where does it feel different? Do I like it? The woman should be as descriptive as possible in the answers and not just say, "that feels nice," but say "when your stubble scratches my thighs, it makes the surface of the skin feel cool and tingly." A woman can do this in her own head, or she can do it out loud with her partner, he would certainly benefit from the answers. Just do it! It sounds wrong, we know, but for the sake of your relationship, you should vow to have sex sometimes even when you don't feel like it (that goes for women and men alike). You don't always have to wait until you're 'in the mood'. In fact, having sex can (and oftentimes) change your mood, from turned off to turned on, from annoyed to endeared, from stressed to relaxed.
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At the beginning of the boutique hotel boom, luxury was defined by money; how much of it you had and what it could buy you. But that has long since changed. The emergence of creative "lifestyle" hotels have transformed the industry — as the annual LE Miami trade show in South Beach pointed out — with rising demand in experiences that are unique and culturally connected. These days, rather than high prices, luxury is about authenticity, storytelling, and innovation.
So how does this shift in the very definition of luxury translate to a more authentic, value-driven experience on your next trip?
We know what you're thinking: "Fado" is a chain of Irish pubs in cities all across America.
Well, yeah… we're not really sure what's up with that, because Fado is also a traditional style of urban Portuguese folk music that typically features two or three guitarists and a male or female singer. The lyrics reflect themes of longing and nostalgia, about the sea or the life of the poor. The Portuguese describe it with the word saudade, which has no direct translation into English but describes a deep melancholic longing for something or someone that is now absent.
Sounds like a bit of a downer, right? But the mood inside a fado bar is far from sad. And we guess that's the one good thing about not speaking Portuguese as a tourist – you won't know what they're talking about anyway. But you will appreciate it in very much the same way as people appreciate Opera music: the beautiful, booming voices to go along with the soft, picking guitar. Except you don't have to wear a tux to a fado show, and you can see a show while bellied up at a bar. Read more
Portuguese wines offer some of the best value in the world. The country may be small, but its geography – with coast on one side, mountains in the center, and an arid region to the east – has created a number of diverse wine-growing regions. While most people know Port and many have come to love Vinho Verde, other Portuguese wines and the regions that produce them are just starting to burgeon. The country itself is low-key and scenic – and currently, a bargain, even factoring in euro-to-dollar exchange rates. Read on for five great Portuguese wine regions to explore.
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Rich with history, it seems Portugal itself should be a UNESCO World Heritage Site – we've lost count of how many of its cities and towns have been given the esteemed title. While Lisbon, Porto, and Sintra are all worthy of their own itineraries, if you're looking for something a little bit off the beaten path (or just want to take a day trip from one of it's major cities), here's where you should go to get a unique look at the rest of Portugal.
1. The Algarve When you think of great beaches in the Iberian Peninsula, the Costa del Sol in Spain probably comes to mind well before Portugal does. Enter, the Algarve in the south of Portugal. While there are sleepy parts of this region, consider checking out the popular Praia da Rocha, a beach in the shore town of Portimão. At the end of the beach, explore the 17th century castle, Fortaleza da Santa Caterina; watch the sunset from the fort or simply visit it to get the best view of the beach. Other cool spots to hit in the southern region are Lagos and Faro, two of the larger cities in the Algarve. Sagres Point, the most south-westerly point of Portugal, is also famous because explorers like Ferdinand Magellan and Columbus are rumored to have studied at the Sagres Henry the Navigator School of Navigation (though the exact location of the school is unknown to this day). Visit the Fortaleza de Sagres, built in the 1400s, the fortress that was commissioned by the same man, Infante D. Henrique. Read more
Spring is a great time for a romantic getaway – either to Europe, the Caribbean, Mexico, Canada, or the West Coast – so here are four tips to help you maximize your enjoyment of the destination, and each other, while away à deux:
Avoid kids and conferences: Nothing wrecks a romantic mood more than screaming kids – but loud, badge-wearing conference-goers are a close second. The best way to avoid both is to book a smaller resort, preferably one where children under 16 are either not allowed or discouraged.
As far as Western Europe goes, Portugal is a more economical alternative to its neighbors, while still offering dazzling beaches, an Old World capital city, charming countryside, and its famous wine. Portugal's capital city, Lisbon, has had a crop of new hotel openings in 2010, giving us even more reason to buy a Portuguese phrase book and plan a trip for 2011. Read more
Barcelona is a city unlike any other – it has Gaudi's modernist masterpieces, vibrant Catalan culture, and even a beach – making it a wonderful place to visit time and again. It also makes a great base for exploring other nearby destinations that complement rather than compete with its charms. Two great add-ons to a stay in Barcelona are Lisbon, Portugal, another intriguing city yet with a very different vibe, and the sunny Spanish island of Mallorca. I recently visited both and here are my recommendations:
LISBON This hill-bisected city on the River Tagus is often described as "melancholy." Sure, its buildings are a tad weatherworn, a few of its streetcars are certifiable antiques, and its soulful fado singers can make you cry, but Portugal's capital city is far from a sad place. Rather, it is an inviting collage of lively neighborhoods, each with its own charm and character: Baixa, its central hub, is home to wide, pedestrian-only Rua Augusta stretching from the graceful fountains of Rossio plaza (shown above) to the elegant arch on Praca de Comercio; Bairro Alto, or "high neighborhood," is a 16th-century maze of narrow cobblestone streets that comes to life at night with its numerous bars; Alfama, a dense warren of steep medieval lanes, leads up to the viewpoints from Castelo de Sao Jorge; and Belem to the west is home to the 16th-century Manueline-style Mosteiro dos Jeronimos and Torre de Belem.
Gone are the days when you needed a royal title to spend the night in a castle. Nowadays, even the masses can stay in a storied, turreted keep, as residences of bygone kings and rulers are converted into premier hotels in Europe and beyond. We've rounded up our top 10 castle hotels in popular European countries (France, Ireland, England, Scotland, Portugal, and Italy), Morocco, India, and even the United States, to help you get the royal treatment at home and abroad. With accommodations befitting a king (and queen!), and fairytale-worthy dungeons, moats, drawbridges, and towers, you'll be feeling like royalty in no time. The only thing missing will be your own crown and scepter – those, you'll have to bring from home. See our Castle Hotels slideshow for an inside look at these royal digs.
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Hello and Welcome to Rotary Club Bali Canggu!
We are excited about our present state and activities related to our future. This year's theme is "Have Fun and Get Things Done" and symbolizes who we are as a Club. We are only 3 years old and already have created and accomplished so much. We continue to provide our now famous NIPPERS Program every Sunday morning at Batu Bolong Beach. Teaching the young children how to enjoy and be safe at the beach is a lifelong gift. The energy and enthusiasm of the children as well as the adults is incredible. Our VP and Secretary Bill and Clare have joined a weekly Farmers Market also on Sunday's to create community awareness of who we are and what we do as well as generate tidy weekly profits that enable us to support people in need locally.
We are very interested in working with the youth who are our future. We have a dedicated team working on Youth Services who support our Rotaract Club and will also be hosting the RYLA (Rotary Youth Leaders Awards) this year for the District. We have also laid the groundwork for a new Interact Club that will be started in the Canggu Community School as well as another group in the village. 2 new Interact Clubs towards the Districts goal of 5 new Clubs!
This year marks the 1st Annual Golf Tournament which will be held on October 19th at the magnificent Pan Pacific Nirwana Golf Course near Tanah Lot. This will hopefully blossom and grow as the years pass. This year's proceeds will go to finance our project to create a Women's Empowerment Center and Playground. We will also host a Halloween Party Fundraiser on October 30th with live music and Costume Contest and the recipient of that will be Yayasan Kerti Praja which is a local HIV/AIDS treatment Center. We had a great time supporting them last year at the Desa Seni Dinner and hope to build on that success and make it an Annual event.
Our next great project is to help 26 Families in East Bali get Fresh Water. The area is so dry the best bet is to catch and contain as much rainwater as possible. All of our Committee's are full and busy and our weekly meetings our source of inspiration and fun. Please feel free to come down Tuesday Nights- 6 p.m. at Hotel Tugu on the Beach at the end of Jalan Batu Bolong. We would love you to be a part of our group while we "Have Fun and Get Thing's Done"
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