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- I recently bought some cookie play dough through a friend who was doing a fundraiser. I have run out and was wondering if I can purchase this product on my own. Please let me know, this has been hours of entertainment for my kids
- I purchased your play dough cookie dough and my children LOVED making the cookies and eating them. We are also making some for friends and family as a gift. I purchased them as a fund raiser from a friend in Durham, CT. Can you send me information so that I can present it at my daughters school as a fund raiser. I'm sure it will be a hit just like it has been for our family.
- I recently purchased David's Cookie Dough (Playdough pack) from a school sale and loved it. Is there any way I could order or is there somewhere I could purchase this frozen cookie dough? I should have ordered more to keep in my freezer and did not and now I'm sorry. Please say I can order it! :)
- A friend purchased the Cookie Play Dough for a fundraiser and brought it to my kids. THEY LOVED IT. It's a hit in my house. Please help. Thank you so much. Kim
Pre-Portioned Gourmet Cookie Dough
- I am a fan of your cookies now that I had the pleasure of trying them after buying some of your "pan and bake" oatmeal and raisin cookies from a child who lives not to far from me for a fundraiser his school was having. Now I would like to know if there is any way to buy your pan and bake " cookies . . .
- I just want to tell you how good your cookies are. My children loved them, even my 13 month old baby. I've never seen him eat cookies the way he ate yours. I purchased them through a fundraiser and was never exspecting them to be so good. i paid $12.00 for them. At first I thought that was a little too much to pay for some cookies but after I baked them I felt that they were worth the money. The best thing about them is that they did not get hard once they sat for awhile. I was looking on the web site but I did not see the kind I purchased. Do you think you may have "Snikerdoodle" antime in the near future? Thank you for making such a good cookie.anytime my children bring home a fund raiser ,the first thing I will look for is David's Cookies.
- I purchased your 3lb box of chocolate chunk cookie dough that was formed into cookies. The box fit perfectly in my freezer. Please consider selling that configuration again for us who have small refrigerators. That was the BEST cookie dough I have ever purchased.
- I recently purchased a box of pre-cut chocolate chip cookies from my nephew's school fundraiser. They were delicious! Thank you.
- I had the BEST cookies that I ordered from a fundraiser this past Christmas. They were pre-rolled, frozen Snickerdoodles and they were some of the best I've had. Why can't I find them online? Can I PLEASE order some? Help! :)
- My grandson had a Christmas drive at school, on the slip to order was your cookie dough. I got some and it was great, I wanted to order more but I don't see it here on your web site. It came all package, measured in small flat balls, all I had to do was take it out of the box and put on a cookie sheet. It did not come in tubs. Please tell me I can order it from you that way and not in a tub to scoop out. Thanks Gerrie
Scoop and Bake Cookie Dough
- I ordered some of your PB cookies (tub) from a cute little thing that came to my front door selling your products for a fundraiser. Seriously David, I didn't expect it at all. Yours are the best, I say BEST, peanut butter cookies I have ever, and my husband has ever, had. We've shared them with friends and everyone raves over them. Thanks from the bottom of my taste buds.
- I purchased your frozen choc chunk cookie dough from a local school child. I thought it was a bit expensive but after I baked some and my family ate them we loved it . It is well worth the money. Now it is great for me to make dinner and bake nice warm choc chunk cookies for desert right after! thanks for the wonderful desert!
- I purchased a tub of your cookie dough from a fundraiser at our high school. WOW! It was great! We got the chocolate with white chunk and they didn't last long.
- Last year this organization sold a different brand and we purchased 3 or four tubs. We ended up throwing most of it away. Not so this year. Of course, I only bought one tub. Figures. Just wanted to let you know that we enjoyed the cookies.
- I have purchased several tubs of your frozen cookie dough from a school fundraiser. I wish to buy several more tubs of them as they are so delicious!! would I be able to get them at the fundraiser price? I bought them for $10.00 per tub. Thank you for your time,
- I ordered three tubs of cookie dough from a co-workers grandchilds school. I have baked all three and they where such a hit. I would like to get four more tubs for Christmas baking and was wondering if that is possible. What a wonderful product you have. With working almost 10 hours a day this saves so times. Thanks and God Bless You.
- These are absolutley the BEST cookies I have EVER tasted in my entire life!! They surpass Pillsbury by far and I am searching your site now to see where I can purchase these locally. I ordered them thru a school sell and had I known how good they were, I would've ordered more than one bucket! They are truly scrumptous! Keep up the good work! Four stars is'nt enough! Veda
- Just baked your Chocolate Chunk cookies. DELICIOUS!!! They taste like home made. Purchased them thru a school fund raiser. Will buy more soon. Gloria
Rocky Road Brownies
- We ordered some brownies through a fundraiser - Rocky Road Brownies - and would like to order some more. Please let me know if we can do this.
- I recently purchased your frozen Rocky Road Brownies Thaw n' Serve dessert from a school fund raiser. It was delicious. I would like to purchase them again, but I do not see them listed in your Shop Online section. Can you help?
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- Not so long ago some girls at the local high school had a fundraiser. I purchased the white chocolate macadamia nut cookies (the best I've ever had, might I add!!) and blue berry muffins. Well needless to say the muffins didn't last long, and I was looking into getting some more. I was kind of disappointed not to see them on your site! Please tell me you still sell them, I would LOVE to order more, (and I will probably get more cookies too!!!) ;) Well - thanks much!
- My husband brought home your cookie doughs and the kids loved baking them. He said got them from a fund-raising drive at the hospital where he worked. Do you offer these on-line too? Meldy
- I am a Director of a Childcare Center and I am interested in finding out information about having a fundraiser for our school, using your products. I heard from one of our parents that they had recently purchased your products via a fundraiser and they were excellent quality, and that they had heard the fundraising profit portion for the organization they purchased from was excellent. Please contact me with information about fundraising. Thanks.
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Have you ever think about the guitar history?
Who invented the first guitar, what did it look like?
Acustic guitars?
What about the amplifiers and electric guitars..?
First, the guitar was invented. That occurred a long time ago, maybe in the 1500's
Stringed instruments go back at least as far as Ancient Egypt and Rome. We know this from clay tablets, and other forms of pictures, that show people playing stringed instruments. In Europe, a stringed instrument called the lute was more popular, but guitars were also around. During the 16th century, guitars had double strings instead of the single strings that they have today. Strings were made of gut, not nylon or metal. There was not one standard type of guitar as there is today, either. Some guitars had three strings, some had four, and some had five.
The 17th century was probably when the six-string guitar arrived. A Spanish instrument called the vihuela had six strings. A vihuela had six double strings made of gut. It was longer than today's guitar, but it was played using frets on the neck of the guitar, and the music was written down in tablature as it is now. Like the other stringed instruments, a vihuela had a hollow body that gave the sound its volume. Many people consider the guitar a Spanish invention.
In the 18th century, the bass guitar was invented, and so was a ten-string guitar. The ten-string guitar had the six regular strings and a separate set of four bass strings. Also during this time, single strings came into use instead of the old double strings.
A few names stand out in the development of the guitar. Francisco Tarrega was a musician and songwriter. He developed modern techniques for playing the guitar. He made the guitar very popular during the 19th century. Antonio Torres was a luthier; he made guitars. He set the standard for the classic acoustic guitar that is still played today.
Electric guitars were originally designed by an assortment of luthiers, electronics buffs, and instrument manufacturers, in varying combinations. Some of the earliest electric guitars used tungsten pickups and were manufactured in the 1930s by Rickenbacker. The popularity of the electric guitar began with the big band era, the amplified instruments being necessary to compete with the loud volumes of the large brass sections common to jazz orchestras of the thirties and forties. Initially, electric guitars consisted primarily of hollow "archtop" acoustic guitar bodies to which electromagnetic transducers had been attached.
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Adaptive Multicut Aggregation Method for Solving Two-stage Stochastic Convex Programming with Recourse
In this paper we extend directly adaptive multicut aggregation method of Svyatoslav Trukhanov, Lewis Ntaimo and Andrew Schaefer to solving two-stage problems of stochastic convex programming. The implement of the algorithm is simple, so less computation work is needed. The algorithm has certain convergence.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Desmond Jennings had an RBI single in the 12th inning and the Tampa Bay Rays took over the top spot in the AL wild-card race by beating the Texas Rangers 4-3 on Wednesday night.
Texas has a half-game lead over Cleveland, which lost at Kansas City, for the second wild card.
Jose Lobaton opened the 12th with a single off Joseph Ortiz (2-2) and pinch-runner Sam Fuld went to second on Yunel Escobar's bunt. Fuld then scored on Jennings' hit to right center.
Brandon Gomes (2-1) struck out Ian Kinsler with runners on second and third with two outs in the top of the 12th for the Rays, who have won two of the first three games of the four-game series.
Texas took a 3-2 lead in the 11th on Adrian Beltre's two-out RBI single. The Rays tied on David DeJesus' RBI single in the bottom of the inning.
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April 09, 2012
Weekly Column: Energy is Powering Ohio's Future
Lower energy prices. That's what many folks first think when they hear about expanded oil and natural gas production in Ohio.
And they are right. Washington can't repeal the laws of supply and demand. With more supply that is more reliable, it will help keep prices down.
But lower prices aren't the only benefit the American people will reap by developing secure, reliable and affordable domestic energy. Expanded domestic production will also create jobs and lower costs for manufacturers.
We're already seeing the job-creating potential of expanded production across Ohio as a result of the shale plays in the eastern part of our state, called the Marcellus and Utica Shale.
In recent decades, through hard work, risk-taking and investment, the private sector has developed techniques which make it possible and economical to recover this type of oil and gas that's deep underground.
At a time when there are 443,000 unemployed Ohioans, energy production is set to create thousands of jobs, from the drill sites down the supply chains, across many sectors of our economy. A study from university researchers found that the Utica Shale alone created more than 2,000 jobs in 2011 and is on track to create another 12,000 jobs in 2012.
These tens of thousands of jobs are just the beginning. One industry study says that more than 200,000 Ohio jobs will be created and supported by 2015 as a result of Utica Shale exploration in Ohio.
One sector that's benefitting is manufacturing. Ohio's manufacturers make a lot of the pipes and pumps and other materials used in energy production. The steel companies in northeast Ohio are expanding in order to keep up with pipe orders from the oil and gas industry.
I saw this earlier this week when I toured U.S. Steel's new $100 million pipe facility in Lorain, which has created more than 100 full-time jobs, and about 150 temporary construction jobs. Good-paying jobs with good benefits are being created left and right not only at U.S. Steel but at other steel companies throughout northeast Ohio, in Lorain, Cleveland, Youngstown and Brookfield.
The ripple effects are substantial. According to the American Iron and Steel Institute, each job in the steel industry creates seven other jobs.
Having spent a lot of time in eastern Ohio earlier this year, from the Mahoning Valley south to Bellaire and west to Cambridge, I've seen some of the benefits to families in areas of our state that have been hard hit and have had high unemployment for decades. Good jobs are returning, allowing young people to stay and raise their families with not just a good wage but real hope for the future.
There's another angle to the shale story. Thirty percent of energy consumption in this country is by industrial users. With the shale plays, we have the potential to stabilize the cost of doing business for manufacturing across the state, and help prevent some of the wild price spikes we saw with natural gas in the past.
This will lead to a better bottom line for manufacturers, giving them more resources to grow and hire. It will attract more businesses to the state, like plastics, chemicals and other industries.
It will also increase the competitiveness of manufacturers, bringing down what the National Association of Manufacturers has identified as a 20 percent premium to do business here in the U.S. With low, stable energy costs, more manufacturers may bring production back from China and other foreign countries, as we've recently begun to see.
Some are concerned about the safety of increased oil and gas production here in Ohio. We do need to be sure that appropriate regulations are in place to protect the environment, and that can be done. We sometimes forget that we've been drilling for oil since the 1860s in Ohio and safely employing hydraulic fracturing for more than a half-century. Lima, Ohio was the oil capital of the world in the 1890s.
Ohio is ahead of some other states in providing a proper regulatory framework, and in my view has done a good job ensuring that these drilling technologies are being used properly. We need to continue to ensure Ohio rules are working to protect our communities, but we also have to be sure new, one-size-fits-all Washington rules aren't imposed on Ohio that could stop this exciting potential for new jobs and a stronger Ohio economy before it can really get started.Let's use our resources wisely to cut our dependency on foreign energy from dangerous and volatile parts of the world, increase supply and lower energy prices, and add thousands of good-paying jobs in areas of our state that need them badly.


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High Point, N.C. -- We will celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. on Monday, January 20, 2014. But there's a local effort to keep King's dream alive throughout the year, through children.
The Minister's Conference of High Point and Vicinity is hosting a Scholarship Breakfast and Oratorical event Monday which focuses on our youth. Later that evening, they will have an evening worship service in honor of the slain leader of the Civil Rights Movement.
Rev. Frank Thomas, the pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church in High Point says it's an attempt to get the kids to know more about King's vision.
"We want young people to be reminded of Dr. King's Dream. Many of them don't really know who he is aside from just celebrating his birthday," said Rev. Thomas.
The theme of this year's celebration is, "Still Seeking The Mountaintop."
"This year, we're having 5 local high school students present their essay orally. Of those we will award three scholarships, the top prize being $2500 for a student to go to college," he added.
The Scholarship Breakfast and Oratorical event is Monday, January 20, 2014 at 8 a.m. It's at Oak Hallow Mall in the former JCPenney Building. It's $15 per person. You can purchase tickets at the door or call 336-883-3124.
The Martin Luther King, Jr. Evening Worship Service is also on Monday. It's at 6 p.m. at Williams Memorial CME. That's at 3400 Triangle Lake Road in High Point. The event is free, but you're asked to bring 2 canned food items.
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RDC submits report on Hirakud Dam boat tragedy
Revenue Divisional Commissioner (Western Range) Pramod Mehrda today submitted a 22-page report to the Home Department on the February 9 tragic boat tragedy inside the Hirakud reservoir which claimed 31 lives.
A boat carrying members of the Sambalpur Lions club and their family capsized inside the reservoir near San Tikra Tihura ferry ghat under Dhankauda Block about 3 km from Sambalpur while they were returning home after a pinic near Jamdarpali on Hirakud dam dyke. The boat carrying 90 people including ladies and children capsized after the engine of the boat stopped functioning.
Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik had ordered a RDC probe into the tragedy a day after the incident following a furore inside the Odisha Assembly over the safety measures of the boat passengers. The report, the RDC said, had dealt with three things--persons responsible for the tragedy, the cause of the tragedy and suggestions on how to prevent such unfortunate incidents in future.
But Mr Mehrda did not elaborate to the press stating that he had submitted a detailed report to the government. The RDC on the instruction of the state government conducted an enquiry and took the deposition of many persons involved in the incident. He also questioned the members of the Lions Club who were returning from a family picnic on that ill-fated boat.
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The French Will Never Forget organization showered Lady Liberty with one million rose petals on the 70th anniversary of D-Day Friday. Two helicopters were used for the visually beautiful ceremony.
"D-Day, [was] the turning point in World War II when 100,000 Allied troops stormed the shores of Normandy, France, to bring an end to Adolf Hitler's expanding grip on Europe," reports My Fox New York. The roses were reportedly a symbolic "thank you" from the French for their freedom.
"The Statue of Liberty holds significance for the United States and France as the massive structure was a gift from the French," further reports My Fox New York. "It's arrival in New York Harbor was supposed to mark the 100th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence but it was late in arriving. Lady Liberty was later dedicated in 1886."
A 21-gun salute honored WWII veterans, as 130 school children held the American and French flags in unity. The nation's anthems were also sung during the special display of gratitude.
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...I shop for fabric.
The time has come and we now know what flavor of baby we have coming to our family in December. Our appointment was on Friday and we are very clearly going to be welcoming a little BOY to our home. I think the shock is finally starting to fade as we were pretty sure it was going to be another girl.
Looks like I have some sewing to do before this little guy arrives as everything in our house is pink or has pink somewhere in it. I was doing a quick look at the Fat Quarter Shop and came across this FQ pack.
Sports, dogs, monkeys, I think it is just cute...and look...not a drop of pink in there. :)
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This is VERY EXCITING!!! Congratulations! It's great being a Mom to boys. You will love it I'm sure.
I am always in search of boy fabrics too. And it gets harder as they get older. Good find though - I've never seen this one before. Very cute!
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Congrats! Little boys are so much fun and soooo very different from little girls! How exciting! I am happy for you!
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Current News & Alerts
Support Strong Prescription Drug Coverage Under the Affordable Care Act
June 20, 2012
To: NAMI State Leaders
One of NAMIs strongest allies in the House, Congresswoman Doris Matsui (D-CA) is leading an effort to press the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to strengthen the scope of prescription drug coverage under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). This effort is in response to a Bulletin to states published in December 2011 setting forth requirement for essential health benefits (EHB) that all health plans offered through the ACA must comply with. This Bulletin contained specific language that would exclude from the EHB a critical protection that currently exists for prescription drug coverage in Medicare Part D specifically that all plan formularies (preferred drug lists) must include all of substantially all of the medications in 6 designed therapeutic classes including medications to treat serious mental illness (antipsychotics, antidepressants and anticonvulsants).
NAMI leaders are urged to contact their House member and urge them to join Congresswoman Matsui in signing on to her letter to HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. All House offices can be reached by calling 202-224-3121. Call on your House member with a simple:
Please join Congresswoman Matsui and sign on to her letter in support of strong prescription drug coverage as part of Essential Health Benefits under the Affordable Care Act.
If you have any questions regarding this request, please feel free to contact Andrew Sperling, Director of Legislative Advocacy at NAMI National (firstname.lastname@example.com; 888-999-6264, ext. 7940).
A copy of Congresswoman Matsuis Dear Colleague letter appears below.
From: The Honorable Doris O. Matsui
Dear Colleague:
To bend the health care cost curve, and reduce the cost of health care, we must recognize the value of managing serious and chronic conditions through medication therapy where possible. This is unquestionably more cost-effective than hospitalizations or other interventions. To that end, I am asking you to please join me in sending the attached letter to US Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to address a critical issue affecting the health and well-being of Americans with serious and often life-threatening disorders, such as cancer, mental illness, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, and others, as HHS begins to implement essential health benefits (EHB) requirements.
Recently, the CMS Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight issued a Bulletin indicating that it does not intend to include the Part D protected class of drug policy in the EHB. A policy that permits EHB plans to cover only one drug per therapeutic class would be overly restrictive and would ignore the clinical needs of our constituents.
In order to protect access to medically necessary prescription drugs for the most vulnerable of patients, HHS must adopt the successful, bipartisan Part D all or substantially all policy in the EHB, which would require coverage of drugs in six categories: antidepressants, antipsychotics, anticonvulsants, antiretrovirals (AIDS treatment), immunosuppressants and anticancer drugs. Doing so would ensure appropriate protections for patients with serious, chronic, and often life-threatening conditions and save significant health care costs by preventing costly hospitalizations, relapses, and other consequences that result when patients cannot access the medication recommended by their physicians.
The benefits of preventive medicine are widely known. Please join me in urging HHS to recognize the value of access to care and the potential of the Medicare Part D all or substantially all policy in managing serious and chronic conditions. This is unquestionably more cost-effective than hospitalizations or other interventions.
Member of Congress
The Honorable Kathleen Sebelius
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
200 Independence Avenue, S.W.
Washington, DC 20201
Dear Secretary Sebelius:
We are writing about a critical issue affecting the health and well-being of Americans with serious and often life-threatening disorders, such as cancer, mental health disorders, HIV/AIDS, epilepsy, and others. As your Department implements the essential health benefits (EHB) requirements, we strongly urge you to replicate the Medicare Part D all or substantially all policy as part of the EHB. This is imperative as a matter of both patient access and fiscal responsibility.
We are deeply concerned that, on December 16, 2011, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight issued a Bulletin indicating that it does not intend to include the Part D protected class of drug policy in the EHB. The Bulletins suggestion that the Department may consider permitting EHB plans to cover only one drug per therapeutic class also troubles us. Such a policy would be overly restrictive and would ignore the clinical needs of our constituents who have serious conditions and rely on vital, non-interchangeable prescription drug therapies. We further emphasize that such a policy would be classically penny-wise and pound foolish, as it would result in poor clinical outcomes and other consequences that greatly increase costs to the health care system.
The appropriate policy is to protect vulnerable patients access to medically necessary prescription drugs by adopting the successful, bipartisan Part D all or substantially all policy in the EHB. This would ensure appropriate protections for patients with serious, chronic, and often life-threatening conditions. It also would save significant health care costs by preventing costly hospitalizations, relapses, and other consequences that result when patients cannot access the medication recommended by their physicians.
It is widely known that annual hospitalization expenditures substantially exceed annual prescription drug costsabout 36% compared to 14% in 2009. To bend the health care cost curve, we must recognize the value of managing serious and chronic conditions through medication therapy where possible. This is unquestionably more cost-effective than hospitalizations or other interventions.
The Medicare Part D all or substantially all policy has been successful since its inception in 2006. It has enjoyed support from Congress as well as CMS because it has been effective in protecting patients access to medically necessary care, while saving taxpayer dollars. We continue to believe that this policy is essential to ensure that vulnerable patients will not be placed at risk of inappropriate restrictions or interruptions in therapy. Importantly, the policy is a critical safeguard to prevent discrimination based on health status. These anti-discrimination principles are a crucial aspect of the Departments statutory responsibilities both under Part D and in defining the EHB. We believe our constituents with serious health conditions, who may participate in the Exchanges, should have the same access and protections as our constituents who participate in Part D.
Longstanding Part D rules require Part D prescription drug plan formularies to include all or substantially all drugs in six classes: antidepressants, antipsychotics, anticonvulsants, antiretrovirals, antineoplastics, and immunosuppressants. For drugs in these classes, the policy is crucial for several reasons, including that data consistently demonstrate all of the following:
- The products are not clinically interchangeable. Individual drug products in each of these classes are unique as compared to other drugs in the category. Results from clinical trials and real-world patient experiences demonstrate that different individuals often experience vastly different reactions and outcomes in response to various available therapies.
- A high discontinuation rate exists in these product classes, for several reasons, such as lack of efficacy of a specific drug in particular patients, inability for a patient to tolerate certain drugs side effects, and relapse. This underscores the importance of including all therapies in each of these classes on plan formularies, and ensuring that access to such therapies is not undermined by restrictions like harmful fail first policies or unduly onerous prior authorization criteria.
- Patients with conditions in these six classes often may need to access multiple products before finding one that successfully treats their disease. Moreover, effective treatment for many of these conditions often requires cocktail therapies that combine two or more drugs within the class. This is why plan formularies must include the broadest possible range of products for the identified classes of clinical concern.
Several studies have documented the relationship between gaps in patient access (whether caused by restricted drug coverage or a patients failure to use antipsychotic medications as prescribed) and relapse or hospital readmissions for patients with schizophrenia. Data further show that the consequences of poor access and adherence to antipsychotic medications are serious and costly in terms of derailed recovery goals, increased health care expenditures, and reduced quality of life. Thus, these studies reinforce the important link between access and affordability.
In fact, a study of 2002 data, conducted by a prominent research team including health economics and policy experts from the Analysis Group, Tulane University, and Harvard Medical School, found that total U.S. costs associated with schizophrenia were $62.7 billion. Less than one-tenth (about $5 billion) of those costs were associated with drugs. The largest portion of the total ($32.4 billion) was indirect costs (e.g., costs of lost or decreased productivity, unemployment, premature mortality from suicide, and family care-giving). The second largest portion was direct health care costs ($22.7 billion), including long-term care ($8 billion), inpatient care ($2.8 billion), outpatient care ($7.0 billion), and pharmacy ($5 billion). The final $7.6 billion came from direct non-health care costs (e.g., costs from homeless shelters, law enforcement, and training/research efforts). These data show that the $5 billion in drug spending for schizophrenia in 2002 was lower than all but one category of direct health care costs associated with schizophrenia that yearand was dwarfed by the impact of indirect costs. Homeless shelter costs alone exceeded $6 billion. This underscores that open access to these medications is not just good medicine, but also smart fiscal policy.
Replicating the all or substantially all policy in the Exchanges for the six classes of clinical concern will help to manage the symptoms of patients with serious health conditions, control systemic health care and other societal costs, and ensure that individuals covered by Exchange plans will have meaningful coverage and appropriate access to available therapies. It also will ensure that vulnerable patients are treated in the non-discriminatory manner that the law requires. Just as in Medicare Part D, individuals who enroll in the Exchanges should be able to obtain this essential benefit without facing barriers to access such as non-coverage, fail first policies, or burdensome prior authorization hurdles.
Thank you for your attention to this very important issue. We look forward to your prompt response and are deeply interested in having a continuing dialogue with you regarding this matter.


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Anthologies have a profound structural advantage over series. Namely, the story told can be the most important story (leading to the biggest changes) of the protagonist's life. Regular series, which tend to keep the characters the same, may depict the slow changes of real life more faithfullly. But that tends to be less dramatic.
Maybe, but half-hour anthologies also have vastly smaller shares of their running time to devote to setting scenes/establishing characters. That doesn't leave much room for plot, but if one jumps straight into the plot
in media res
, it can be hard to make the characters feel authentic. Also, a focus on a particular theme/tone/mood can stifle creativity as much as encourage it. I'm not discounting the points you do make about anthologies, but I don't think they're wildly comparatively blessed against standard series, either.
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There are two types of housing to consider when coming to K-State. First is on-campus housing. That would include the residence halls and Jardine Apartments. You can find information about on-campus housing at www.ksu.edu/housing/. We strongly recommend that students stay in a residence hall. There are many opportunities to practice speaking English, make friends, and learn about American culture.
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The Center for Afro-American Studies was established in 1972, and began granting degrees within the College of Arts and Sciences in 1979. The Center became the Department of Africana Studies in 1993, and the Department of African and African American Studies in 1999.
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September 20
Retrieving the History of the Black Atlantic
Mini-Conference, presentations by three scholars
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Student Activism at I. S. U.: Founding the African and African
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Isabel Wilkerson, author of
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School of Music Wind and Percussion Scholarship Concert
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"American Guernica," a dedicated to the victims of the 16th Street
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Arnold Rampersad, Stanford University, scholar of African and
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Don't forget the real reason we celebrate Memorial DayPosted Wednesday, May 26, 2010, at 9:53 AM
They may have officially changed the name of our late May holiday to Memorial Day but my grandparents always called it Decoration Day.
I grew up knowing it was the day to decorate graves with flowers. After that deed was done, there was always a cookout with family and friends. Then the radio would be turned up loud to listen to the 500 -- it seemed to last all afternoon in those days.
For several years, I went along for the ride through the country with my Grandma Goodwin to do the decorating -- with lots of bouquets spread across the back seat of her big boat car with giant fins. It was called a DeSoto.
The first stop was the church cemetery at a place she called "Old Tulip," not to be confused with "New Tulip." Then we'd go to the Calvertville Cemetery up on a hill, and I remember the last stop was always the old section of the Worthington Cemetery.
At each place, she'd place flowers near stones that said Goodwin and Shields and Jessup then walk around through the cemetery looking at other names and talking about people I didn't know.
Decoration Day did become a day to decorate all graves, but it started out as the day to remember the dead of the Civil War and to honor their souls with flowers strewn upon their resting places.
Through the years, with more wars, it became the day to remember those lost in any war and eventually people started remembering all of their ancestors as well.
Looking back through the pages of an old newspaper, I read about Decoration Day in Worthington early in the last century.
The townfolks would all gather on the Triangle in the morning to walk to the cemetery together in a parade. Boys and men dressed up in their finest suits, many carried flags, and girls and women wore their best dresses and carried flowers.
Besides color guards, a band led the way with patriotic music.
Once at the cemetery, flags and flowers were placed on the graves of service members whose lives were lost in the service of their country, the band would play and people gave speeches (probably way too many speeches). Children recited poems and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
It was all followed by picnics in the park.
That tradition was before my time.
Today, Decoration Day, now Memorial Day, isn't even on May 30 anymore -- it's the last Monday in May. No band will play in the cemetery, the whole town won't be dressed up, and kids won't be memorizing their piece of the program.
But the veterans will make sure all service members have a little flag on their grave and the cemetery will be a most colorful place with flowers on the majority of the graves, not just veterans.
Memorial Day is a wonderful holiday. It's become the weekend that marks the end of the school year and the beginning of summer vacation. How could one not look forward to Memorial Day?
But Memorial Day is just like Christmas in that we seem to be forgetting the real meaning for the holiday.
Have a good weekend, and don't forget to remember the reason for the celebration.
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I have similar memories with my late Grandma Tillie, going to the gravesites and walking through the headstones and listening through the memories. Thank you for sparking my memory of that time gone by.
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Ironically, the Triangle itself is an ancient burial area according to local archaeological record back in the late 1800's. The original mound was the origin of the subsequent triangular layout around it.
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How to make sure that SEPM log is saved for at least 12 months ?
Can anyone please assist me to configure the SEPM to retain the incident in the past 12 months for security compliance purpose ?
What I'd like to ensure is that all anti-virus mechanisms are current, actively running, and generating audit logs
Which is keeping the audit logs to provide the ability to monitor virus activity and anti-virus reactions. It is imperative that anti-virus software be configured to generate audit logs and that these logs be managed in accordance which specifies AV logs must be retained for 12 months with the latest 3 months immediately available.
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you need to configure the log retention settings in SEPM.
login into SEPM console --> Admin --> Server --> database server ---> click on edit Database properties ---> log settings and configure the days and the increase the number of events.
Note that DB size might be huge becuase of this settings. Hence you may need to select the box with maximum storage.
I agree with pete's comment above.
You could Increase the Log size which are maintained in the Database by
SEPM console >> Admin >> Servers >> Local Server and Click on Edit Site Properties >> Log settings
Also, check this Article on How to manage SEP client log retention settings in SEP 12.1
You could also create an External Logging and Export log data to a Syslog server
Admin-> Servers-> Local Site -> Configure External Logging
Check this Threads:
Hope that helps!!
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Hi John,
Please go through following screenshots to get better idea.
Location of logs:
Log retention period:
As Pete said, it would increase the database size heavily.First make sure SEP installed drive is having sufficient disk space.
Chetan Savade
Sr.Technical Support Engineer, Endpoint Security
Enterprise Technical Support
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the above screen capture are for SEP 11, John, can you let know what's the version you using?
You will be increase Log Setting
Increase log retention (Admin > Servers > Database under Local Site > Edit Database Properties > Log settings)
Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) Sizing and Scalability recommendations
HI Peta,
I think John Are Using SEP client 12.1 RU1
Check this thread raised by john..
Thanks In Advance
Ashish Sharma
not sure someone mentioned that the maximum logs retention in SEPM is 90 days. If you need more, you have to consider the external logging features and handle the retention in your external logging server.
However, rather than posting steps that can be found in the manuals, I'd like you to think again about your needs, not sure you have considered the impact of storing 12 months of logs (or just the max 3 months in the SEPM):
- you will need more disk space for that
- performance of activities related to logs (dashboards, reports, notifications, etc.) will go down, especially if we are talking about thousands of clients; if you don't have a proper hardware for that, there's the risk that you will wait minutes just to see the current status of your systems
- in IT (and even more in IT security), 12 months are a lot, are you 100% sure that an event happened one year ago is still useful? If yes, why? Depending on what you have in mind, are you sure that this 1-year audit can't be the sum of monthly audits rather than creating it from the raw data?
Many thanks for the reply Beppe,
SO by redirecting it to the SYSLOG server like Tripwire server, can all of this Symantec report configured to be dumped into the Tripwire Log Center server (acting as the syslog) ?
Kind regards,
John Santana
IT Professional
Please be nice to me as I'm newbie in this forum.
Hi John,
Symantec reports are just the results of queries against the Database and formatted in a proper way, these things can't be forwarded to a logging server (unless you export/import them manually).
SEP can be configured to send the raw logs to the external logging server, reports based on them should be run there.
For SEP 12.1 location is as per below:
Virus & Spyware Proection--> Miscellaneous --> Log handling
Chetan Savade
Sr.Technical Support Engineer, Endpoint Security
Enterprise Technical Support
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So by configuring the external syslog server, it should give the same result as setting the SEPM policy as above ?
What I need is to list hte history for about one year due to the strict regulation of Payment Card Industry (PCI Compliance).
Kind regards,
John Santana
IT Professional
Please be nice to me as I'm newbie in this forum.
yes, the client sends it logs to SEPM, the SEPM will be sendingthe same information to syslog server the one you configured to export.
check the implementation guide.
Ah that will be great.
Many thanks for the clarification, so in this case I'll revert back the value into 60 days as the default, then I must redirect all of the logs into the proper syslog server rather than upgrading and storing the logs into the SEPM database because there is no way to recover the data after 1-2 years.
Kind regards,
John Santana
IT Professional
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|Kevin Freehill
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Shoremen fell to 5-3 and 3-1.
Washington got on the board first when senior attackman Jon Spivey
(Timonium, MD/Dulaney) fired in an unassisted goal just 1:26 into the game,
but Gettysburg responded with three goals in a span of 2:26, capped off by a
Jon Sowanick goal with 9:12 left in the first quarter. The Bullets then
fired in four goals in the final 2:32 of the quarter to go up, 7-1, after
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The Bullets added two more goals in the first four minutes of the second
quarter and grabbed their 10-1 lead on a goal by Chris Renzi with 2:16
remaining in the half. Spivey ended the Bullet run with an extra-man goal
off an assist from sophomore attackman Kevin Nolan (Clark, NJ/A.L. Johnson)
with 1:34 left before the intermission, but Gettysburg would increase its
lead to as many as 11 goals during the second half as the Bullets came away
with the victory.
Sowanick finished with four goals and one assist, while Brian Pryor fired in
four goals of his own. Chase Stewart tallied five points on the day, scoring
two goals and assisting on three others. Evan Gallant added one goal and two
assists for the Bullets, while Renzi, Kevin Freehill, Jared Harriman, and
Ted Leonard each scored one goal. Pat Vaughan played the first 58:24 of the
game in goal for Gettysburg and made 11 saves while allowing five goals.
Nolan finished with two goals and one assist to lead the Shoremen in the
loss, while Spivey added two goals. Junior defenseman Tim Kerr (Pasadena,
MD/Mount St. Joseph) and sophomore attackman Tyler Larkin (Severna Park,
MD/Severn) each added one goal for Washington. Larkin's was the first of his
collegiate career.
Gettysburg held a 42-24 advantage in shots in the game, including a 29-10
edge in the first half. The Bullets also held a 37-20 advantage in ground
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Asked on Jun 19, 2013 - 08:58 UTC
How to sort tasks in the way it was before (5 days overdue, than today, than elder tasks)?
Currently, when I clik 'Today' I see all overdue task at the beginning, than today, which is uncomfortable for me (you know, I'm lazy and having many overdue tasks...)
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Replied on Jun 19, 2013 - 11:42 UTC
Hello Jan,
Unfortunately, it's not possible to split overdue tasks into 2 groups. We've made this change per request.
If you prefer not to see overdue tasks at the top, you can simply change the query from (overdue, 7 days) to (7 days, overdue) which will put them at the bottom.
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Tour de France: In Alps, overall dominates again
Chamrousse, France • If Vincenzo Nibali was looking happier Friday after the Tour de France rode into the Alps, here's why: His top rival fell out of contention, he gained nearly a minute on his next-biggest challenger and oh, he won Stage 13 to boot.
On a sunbaked and melting Alpine road, the 29-year-old Italian, cemented his control of cycling's greatest race with a solo-finish victory that was an afterthought to gaining time on other title contenders.
Team Sky's Richie Porte, who began the day in second, saw his title hopes all but vanish after he lost about 9 minutes to Nibali on the last climb along the grueling 197.5-kilometer (122-mile) trek from Saint-Etienne to Chamrousse ski station.
Ever cautious, calm and understated after his stage win, Nibali noted that three big Alpine climbs still await Saturday and other punishing ascents are on tap in the Pyrenees next week.
"For the coming days, I only know that I have to remain quiet," he said.
But in the winner's circle, where he collected the yellow jersey for the 11th time this year, Nibali perhaps let slip a bit more happy emotion knowing that a first Tour victory for an Italian since Marco Pantani in 1998 just got a little closer.
"I expect more attacks tomorrow in another very hard stage and next week," Nibali said. "My advantage over Porte is good now. He's the rider I feared the most in the closing time trial."
If Nibali's mountain dominance keeps up on Monday, he won the only other high-mountain stage so far the 54-kilometer (33-mile) time-trial in Stage 20 from Bergerac to Perigueux is the only real challenge left in his way.
The unexpected has gone Nibali's way. He surprised himself by winning an up-and-down Stage 2 stage in the hills and dales of Yorkshire and capturing his first Tour yellow jersey. He mastered cobblestone treachery in Stage 5, when 2012 Tour champ Chris Froome crashed out. And then, two-time Tour winner Alberto Contador went out five stages later after a fast downhill crash fractured his tibia.
Stage 14 preview
Saturday, 5 a.m. TV • NBCSN (re-aired at noon on Ch. 5)
About the stage • The final day in the Alps will be 110 miles from Grenoble to Risoul. Riders will tackle legendary Alpine summits Lauteret and Izoard before the summit finish at Risoul, an 8-mile climb at an average slope of 6.9 percent.
Leaders • 1. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, 56 hours, 44 minutes, 3 seconds. 2. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, 3:37 seconds behind. 3. Romain Bardet, France, 4:24. Also • 5. Tejay van Garderen, United States, 5:19.


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Congressman files suit to stop Texas voter ID law
CHRIS TOMLINSON // Associated Press
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A Democratic congressman joined seven others Wednesday in filing a federal lawsuit to keep Texas from enforcing its voter ID law.
U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey of Fort Worth filed the papers in Corpus Christi federal court, calling the requirement to show a state-issued photo ID card at the ballot box unconstitutional.
The law "would have the effect of denying thousands of Texas voters the ability to vote in person, a large number of whom would be disenfranchised entirely since absentee voting in Texas is available to only certain specified categories of voters," according to the lawsuit.
The case comes just one day after the U.S. Supreme Court declared a section of the Voting Rights Act unconstitutional. That decision overthrew a decision by federal judges in Washington that Texas could not enforce the voter ID law.
The Washington court had determined that the voter ID law was an example of "intentional discrimination" against minorities, and used its authority under the Voting Rights Act to stop its enforcement. But when the Supreme Court ruled the act wrongfully singled out Texas and other southern state for such preclearance, the court lost jurisdiction.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott welcomed the court's decision and announced he would begin enforcing the voter ID law immediately.
The Veasey suit asks the Corpus Christi court to take over the case filed in Washington and to use the same evidence to determine if the law violates the Constitution. In the meantime, he asks the court to block implementation of the law pending a trial.
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this rug has been sitting on our screened porch for a whole winter and spring now and it looks brand-new. I haven't done more than shake crumbs off it because it doesn't seem to get dirty at all, though it's under an old factory cart that serves as a coffee table from which we often serve drinks, snacks and sometimes coffee. It's very modern but also has a sort of quilted handmade vibe - couldn't decide between red (which I've seen, gorgeous) and blue (which goes better with the rest of the furnishings. Thinking about buying the red for an outbuilding. Goof price, too.
I was concerned about 2 things when I order this: (1) that the colors were not going to be true to the online photo and (2) the the red was going to bleed. The color was perfect and the red does not bleed at all. It's a perfect patio rug.
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Santa's helpers still hard at work with Alzheimer Community Centers
PORT ST. LUCIE - While Christmas may have come and gone, Santa's Little Helpers are still helping out by lending a well needed hand.
New Beginnings Volunteer Outreach Members Dana and Michael Matthews, aka Major and Small Change, recently performed Christmas tunes for the participants at the North Stuart Alzheimer Community Center.
The father-son Dynamic Duo dressed in their somewhat elf-like garb spread the holiday's cheer through sing-along music.
"It's just wonderful to have you both here," said one of the Community Center participants. "You boys are such a blessing."
Michael, a seventh-grader at Morningside Academy, and his dad, a volunteer music therapist, have been doing this for years.
"I like helping," said Michael at the end of their performance. "It makes them feel good and makes me feel great!"
Alzheimer's Community Care is a Florida-based, not-for-profit organization founded in 1996 to provide specialized care to Alzheimer's disease and related disorders patients and to support the needs of caregivers.
They serve Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.
Alzheimer's disease is an irreversible, progressive brain disorder that occurs gradually and results in memory loss, changes in behavior and personality, a decline in thinking abilities and eventually, death. More than 5 million people in the United States alone currently suffer with Alzheimer's disease. On average, Alzheimer's disease patients live 8 to 10 years after they are diagnosed. Some patients live with the disease for as long as 20 years. Care is the key.
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ACTIVE TIME: 30 minutes
TOTAL TIME: 60 minutes
Ingredients7 c. pheasant stock 1 c. wild rice, rinsed
1/2 c. diced onion
1/2 c. diced carrots
1/2 c. celery
2 strips smoked bacon, diced
4 tbsp. unsalted butter
Toasted almonds
1/2 c. sliced mushrooms
1 1/2 c. heavy cream
2 tbsp. flour
Pepper (fresh white)
2 tbsp. minced parsley
1/4 c. sherry
PreparationMake stock. Bone pheasant and reserve.
Rinse rice and boil in 2 cups water for 3 minutes. Drain and repeat boiling again for 2 minutes. Drain.
Saute rice, onion, celery, carrots and bacon in 2 tablespoons butter in Dutch oven until vegetables are crisp-tender, about 3 minutes. Stir in stock. Heat stirring constantly, to boiling; reduce heat. Add pheasant, this should be boned and cut or shredded into bite size pieces. Simmer covered, stirring occasionally for 40 minutes or until the rice is tender.
Add mushrooms. Stir in 1 cup of cream. Mix the remaining 2 tablespoons butter and the flour in small bowl; whisk into soup. Cook, stirring constantly until soup thickens and bubbles 1 minute. Add sherry and almonds. Stir in the remaining 1/2 cup cream if you want a thinner soup. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve immediately, sprinkle with parsley, in a warm tureen.


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Career Seminar
From the Oil Patch to the Classroom
John Turbeville
SDSU Geological Sciences
Mr. John Turbeville has been a Professor of Geology and Oceanography at Mira Costa College for the past 16 years, and taught honors courses for 12 years. His undergraduate was completed at SDSU and graduate work at the University of New Orleans. Before working in academia, Mr. Turbeville worked for 14 years as a Petroleum Geologist/Geophysicist in the Rocky Mountains and the Gulf Coast regions, and overseas in Africa, Indonesia, and Europe. He also worked for 3 years as a Hydrogeologist in San Diego County. He is a Registered Professional Geologist in California. He very much enjoys teaching and interacting with students. Mr. Turbeville is a mentor and advisor to his students through their academic advancement and provides input for their future career endeavors.


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Rated 4.3 out of 5 by 96 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Todd13 What a great staff! My wife and I decided to spend our first (family) vacation with our 8 month year old son at the Westin Los Cabos! What a great experience and boy oh boy was everyone we encountered so nice. Check-in: Francisco checked us in and he really made us feel welcome right from the start. I asked if there were any potential suite upgrades available (I have platinum status) and he said that he was going to do everything in his power to make it happen. Sure enough, Francisco came thru and we were upgraded to a beautiful suite with a great view. Bellman: Emilio was fantastic and provided us the lay of the land while walking to our room. RBC: We often frequented the beach club for breakfast and in the evening for snacks and the service was spot-on every single time! Thank you, thank you, thank you to Oscar in the am and Karina and Francisco in the pm!!! This is a great option for those who want to have a casual bite to eat. Pool: We pretty much had the pool to ourselves, which was kind of nice. Beautiful pools and the staff waiting on you did an excellent job making sure we had everything we needed at all times. Also, Adriana came by to say hello to us everyday. Actually, our son was treated like a celebrity-- it seemed that the entire staff knew who our son was and wanted to say hello. Very cute! Arrecifes Restaurant: We went here on our anniversary and had an excellent meal! Great staff, beautiful views, and we had a great meal. Overall, we had a great experience and plan on returning when the whales are in town. Cheers! September 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by dallis Beautiful facility in scenic area Very friendly and professional staff! We were a little disappointed that you can't really use the beautiful beach at the hotel, but the pools were very nice. August 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Trace27 Cant wait to go back. Cabo is so beautiful and this hotel is amazing. Me and a friend went and we had a blast. The only downfall to this hotel is that its not close to any entertainment if your looking for that. However, if you just want to get away and relax its perfect. The pools are amazing and its huge. The staff, OMG is so nice. We really enjoyed everyone we came in contact with. I cant wait to go back. A little advice is the food is a bit pricey but worth it and the taxi into cabo san lucas is a good 70 dollars round trip. Book a round trip shuttle service before you go. Overall, my vacation was super relaxing and we also turned up at the clubs each night. August 13, 2014
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Join the movement and advocate with Wyman on behalf of the young people in our communities. In the coming months, we'll be sharing some creative ways that can help you spread the movement. For now, we invite you to partner with us in these ways:
SHARE. Share Wyman's work with friends, colleagues and strangers! Slip the value of service learning into conversation at your next get together, email our website to your friends, share a relevant article on your blog, Twitter, & Facebook – shout it from the rooftops!
GIVE. Your time, talents, ideas, and creativity are one of the greatest resources for advocating on behalf of teens. Dream big – and take action! (And don't forget to share your stories with us along the way!)
ACT. Exercise your rights and contact your congressmen! Let your government know that you care about teens' well-being and success and the future of your community!


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Are you sure you want to send an email to the Webmaster? Despite what the title implies, the webmaster is not all knowing and is not able to reset passwords or handle any issues with registration, our Learning Management System (LMS/Blackboard), or OASIS/PeopleSoft. Emails to the webmaster/web development office are for comments/questions about the website, design, a page not showing, or error in its content only. I would be happy to help but I do not have access nor the permissions to give support to password resets, Blackboard or OASIS.
However, if you are having any issues with logging in, need a password reset, issues with logging in to your class, issues with OASIS/PeopleSoft, or some other computer issue then you need to contact one of the following:
Computer hardware, software, login/password issues, and support for OASIS/PeopleSoft, contact : firstname.lastname@example.com
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So yeah, I've been having issues with my bag/purse/knitting on the go.
My most recent purse purchase was back in May. I liked the look and 40 percent off makes for a quick sale with me;) Since the purchase I have been disappointed. The size has left me wanting more. I mean, is it necessary for me to have to yank the wallet out? In the big scheme of things, I don't think I tote the whole kitchen sink with me. Everything in my purse I use on a regular basis. Tissues, lipstick, lotion, gum, wallet, camera, address book, keys, train pass...I do have to admit the occasional wet wipe, diaper and Thomas toys end up in there too;)
Now, you might have realized that there was NO knitting in the purse. Cool, no prob...I carry a separate bag for my knitting. You may have remembered this:
I love it. It's awesome. Yet when my purse decided to tear and eat any loose change and US 7 NEEDLE THAT A KNITTER WAS GOING CRAZY OVER!!! ok...it's okay. Breath.
I wanted a new purse. No, I need a new purse. So why not get a purse that I can carry my knitting around too? Cool. I think I must have lost my mind some where between finding my US 7 needle and being poked by my project through the Felted Entrelec bag. sigh.
I feel in love with the Jordana Paige bags. I didn't buy right away. I went out and researched. Everything is super expensive. I just couldn't swing 200 bucks for a leather bag. It all came back to that knitting satchel....ahhh. It was perfect and last night it arrived.
I'm still testing it out, but so far I'm pleased.


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In the official scorebook, Tori McGrath scored only two points. But they were the two most important points of the game.
The junior forward hit a buzzer-beating basket to lift the Bethlehem girls basketball team to a 41-39 Suburban Council victory over Niskayuna Tuesday night.
Bethlehem coach Matthew Bixby said McGrath should have had four points, but a scorekeeper's error wiped away a second quarter basket.
\She had a layup taken off the [score]board because the scorekeepers missed it, said Bixby. "It was nice to see that she got rewarded at the end."
Niskayuna (2-4 league, 3-5 overall) rallied from an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to tie the game at 39 on Schuyler Archambault's uncontested layup with 5.4 seconds left. But Bethlehem (4-2, 6-2) got the ball quickly up the court and into the hands of Bridget Murphy, who passed it on to McGrath for the winning shot as the buzzer sounded.
"We worked on end-of-the-game situations [Monday] in practice because I knew it would come down to this tonight," said Niskayuna coach Sarah Neely. "Unfortunately, it didn't go our way."
Things looked good for Niskayuna early on. The Silver Warriors built a 14-5 lead early in the second quarter and led 19-14 at halftime.
Bixby said his team had trouble getting loose after taking two weeks off for the holidays.
"It's not like we weren't getting good shots and good looks at the basket. We just couldn't knock them down," said Bixby.
That changed in the first three minutes of the third quarter. Bethlehem's full-court press forced several Niskayuna turnovers, and the Lady Eagles started going strong to the basket, which led to three-point plays by Emily Kirby and Jaci Oskam. All of that fueled a 10-0 run that gave Bethlehem a 24-19 lead.
"Basketball is a game of runs," said Neely. "The third quarter was Bethlehem's quarter. We just didn't pick it up on defense."
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Plas yn Rhiw
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Delightful manor house with ornamental garden and wonderful views
The house was rescued from neglect and lovingly restored by the three Keating sisters, who bought it in 1938.
The views from the grounds and gardens across Cardigan Bay are among the most spectacular in Britain.
The house is 16th-century with Georgian additions, and the garden contains many beautiful flowering trees and shrubs, with beds framed by box hedges and grass paths. It is stunning whatever the season.
Stay with us - The gardener's cottage
This is a former gardener's cottage, adjoining a small manor house set in extensive grounds on the Llyn Peninsula. Visitors to this welcoming cottage enjoy the freedom of the gardens throughout the year and of the house when it is open.
Stay with us - Pant Rhiw cottage
For those looking for the ultimate get-away, this 19th century cottage is the perfect choice. Leave your car and walk down the grassy footpath to Pant Rhiw Cottage, where the spectacular views across Hell's Mouth Bay make the walk worthwhile.


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Janet Snyder interviews Ann Schflike, the Public Relations Manager at Sisters of Charity Hospital (which is part of the Cancer Services Program of Erie County). They discuss the "Knowledge is Power" event.
For the past 3 years, Sisters of Charity Hospital and the Cancer Services Program of Erie County, have come together to host the "Knowledge is Power" free mammogram screening event for the uninsured.
The Event is on Saturday, March 17 from 8am to 2pm. Please call for resevations: 447-6205.


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I have been wanting to create a recipe for raw lasagna for a while now. Today was the day and I am pretty excited about how this turned out. I mixed things up a bit by making a spinach-walnut pesto, a delicious tomato sauce, an exciting cashew cheese and using some traditional sausage herbs, a walnut "sausage" to top it all off. Throw in a few sliced fresh tomatoes and you have a wonderful dish.
I have also included instructions on how to make take the same lasagna ingredients and make tasty little "lasagna rolls" that kids or company will enjoy. This dish is packed with nutrients, delicious and very satisfying!
Raw Vegan Lasagna with Spinach Walnut Pesto and Walnut "Sausage"
serves 4
- 1 medium zucchini, sliced thin lengthwise
- 1 tomato, sliced thin
- Marinara Sauce
- Spinach Walnut Pesto
- Cashew Cheese
- Walnut Sage "Sausage"
Marinara Sauce
- 1 clove garlic
- 1 cup sun-dried tomatoes, softened
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1/2 lemon, juice from
- 4 dates, soaked until soft and pitted
- 2 tablespoons water (if needed)
- 1 teaspoon italian spices
1. With food processor running, drop garlic in and chop fine.
2. Add remaining ingredients. Process until smooth.
Spinach Walnut Pesto
- 2 cloves garlic
- 3 cups spinach
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 1/2 cup walnuts, soaked at least 6 hours, drained and dried
- 1/2 lemon, juice from
1. With food processor running, drop in garlic.
2. Add remaining ingredients and process until a paste is formed.
Cashew Cheese:
- 3/4 cup cashews, soaked overnight, drained
- 1 clove garlic
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- pinch Himalayan Salt and pepper
- 2 cups walnuts, soaked for at least 6 hours in fridge, drained and rinsed
- 1 teaspoon sage
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 teaspoon marjoram
- 1 teaspoon fresh rosemary, chopped fine
- 2 tablespoons nama shoyu
- Himalayan salt and pepper to taste


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Cosmetic Dentures Month – JUNE 2010
Dentures, False Teeth, Plates, there are many names for these dental appliances, but regardless of what you call them, most people feel they look like fake teeth. This is because most of them do look like fake teeth!
I am here today to tell you that false teeth can look as beautiful as the most beautiful real teeth!
Yes, many of my patients have false teeth. You would recognize them (some are quite famous) but you would never believe they have false teeth. That is because they wanted aesthetic, beautiful dentures. The smile above is of a lady that gets many complements on her smile, but nobody knows that her teeth are actually dentures.
So, why do so many dentures look fake? Simple, you get what you pay for. "Dentures by tonight" or some other gimmick means you are getting a cookie cutter product. These cheap dentures come not only with poor aesthetics but a poor fit and many sore spots. If you want to look 10-20 years older than you are, then go ahead, sign up with the one-size-fits-all denture.
I believe that a smile is one of your most valuable assets. It does not matter if you have real or fake teeth, we can make them look beautiful and function great. Our technician is amazing and dedicates her career to delivering only the most aesthetic teeth. A good fitting aesthetic denture can take years, even decades off your look. With so much riding on your smile, why would you compromise on something so important?
Now think about your smile. Do you love it? Does it reflect who you are? Does it allow you to eat the foods you want?
If you answered no to any of the above then you need to come see us for a new smile.
JUNE 2010 is our COSMETIC DENTURE month!
Save 20% on a complete set of the most amazing custom dentures you have ever seen!
If you want a new denture that can make you look your best or you have a friend that does, then contact us as soon as possible. We are not a high volume practice and when we are completely booked we close the promotion. So act now, take 10 years off your smile and see what a difference a beautiful smile can make in your life.
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59 thoughts on "Cosmetic Dentures Month – JUNE 2010"
I am in the process of getting a new top denture. I was so excited thinking I was going to finally get a denture that would fit my face. I explained to my dentist I want larger, natural looking teeth. I asked if I could see a a book or chart of the type of teeth I could select..he did not have one…I went for my first fit..they were the wrong color, too small and basically looked the same as the old ones. I just went again today…they were whiter, and the front teeth were not centered…and still too small. What can I do about this situation? I have one more payment of $700 left…a total of $2800. Is this my only option? Does my dentist and the lab have choices in the size of the teeth? Can I special order natural looking teeth at this point? I am so upset….. Please help…thank you.
christine wintets
Hello i am past the wax fitting and after several visits and not liking the way the teeth looked, my dentist kept saying "they look great! I still didnt like them and my mother paid up front and i just received my denture and hate it. Bite is not right and they look terrible. What can i do? Can i get refund? Please help.
Very Upset
have upper dentures only the first ones roof of mouth was see thru thin and had an over bite some months later they broke down the middle second pair looked great but still thin broke again down same crack send to get fixed now roof of mouth is to thick and they stick out was told they would ajust as time went by YOU THINK…. I work around teachers and high school kids all day what to do please help me..
Beth schultz
Dear Doctor,
I am only 33yrs old and about to get dentures. I have a genetic disease that has had horrible affects on my teeth and I am ready to get rid of what's left (just the front top/bottom) I am terrified with all the horror stories I keep hearing about. I live in the Rochester NY area and I am in desperate need of advice on where to go. . I've heard about these quick in & out dentists that send you home w/horrible looking and functioning dentures, and I fear I will end up looking worse than I already do. PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!
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