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MSO February 2015 Newsletter
Let us always meet each other with a smile, for the smile is the beginning of love. ~ Mother Theresa February 4, 2015 marks our 16th year here at Montessori School of Oceanside. We want to extend our thanks to you, our loving and supportive families, for being a part of our great school! We are so blessed to come here everyday and spend our days with your wonderful children. Here's to many more years to come! There are many more rea- sons to celebrate this month…Groundhog Day, Valen- tine's Day, President's Day, Fat Tuesday, and Chinese New Year are all in February!...Read More
January 2015 Newsletter
Action is everything. The vision must be followed by the venture. It is not enough to stare up the steps-we must step up the stairs. ~Vince Havner We hope this New Year finds you, your family and friends happy and well. January is the time to look forward and to cre- ate a vision for ourselves to strive for this year. The children have made our hearts smile with stories of the time spent with their families over the Winter Break. We hear about out of town guests, about sleepovers with cousins, visits to the snow and visits from Santa. However you spent your holidays we hope that your...Read More
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Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful. You can feel the magic in the air this time of year. Be sure to take time to hug the ones you love and spend time creating happy memories with them. The one thing you can never get more of is time. It is easy to get caught up in the celebration spirit of the holidays and to forget nutrition. Please remember that your child's snack day is not a birthday party, or Christmas celebration. It is a time to fuel our body with healthy foods that help us to think and grow. We have been...Read More
November 2014 Newsletter
November has arrived and along with it the Montessori School of Oceanside monthly newsletter. It brings us such joy to come to school everyday where there are loving, bright children and loving, supportive parents all around! We want to thank you all for your participation in the Jog-A-Thon and for coming to the Montessori School of Oceanside's Halloween Parade. They were a hit! With the holiday season rapidly approaching, there is many activities and events to look forward to at our school. Mark your calendars as we are beginning to plan the Montessori Thanksgiving Luncheon for the 21st of...Read More
October 2014 Newsletter
October is here and along with it the Montessori School of Oceanside monthly newsletter. September was full of fun and we are loving getting back into the swing of things. We are going to begin preparation for our annual school fundraiser, the Jog-A-Thon. Classes have already began setting goals and deciding how they will spend their funds that are raised. Check out the October Newsletter below for more information about the Jog-A-Thon and important classroom information for our Infants, Toddlers, Pre-School and Elementary Students about the upcoming month of...Read More


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i tried ti measure myself for a bra size today then i realized i dont know what meausrment means what! I meauserd 27 on the bottom and 32 across my boobs. Do you mniw what size that is? And also what are good websites for figuring out your size?
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$lover, You cant get pregnant by having sex with yourself, its totally safe what she is doing. Some of us do it and some of us dont and its not judging to be concerned but I think its normal, I learned at some point most of us will do it someday if we havent already started. And I am not understanding the vagina and where you pee from because its all in the same area. I dont know, we have our vulva and we have the other part that is made for pleasure, maybe you mean she is touching that, and that is totally normal too, that is what its made for. I think if you went online or even went to the sex section here on GL it may help. I know I am not alone, I wish I knew more about it and wished GL would have more about it too!
by fashionqn on 5/28/2013 11:01:23 PM
I'm sorry I you didn't understand the post I typed in before. I was just gonna make it simpler my friend has sex with herself. She doesn't go near her vagina she does it like the place ou pee I was jut wondering if you can get pregnant from that. I also have another question. I have been using training bras for like forever. My step mom says that I should grt one. Well I haven't got one and my boobs are getting to big. She always forgets this stuff. If I tell her, she will say I don't need it even though she told me earlier that I needed it. Please help
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Hey I have a question it doesn't really go with boobs but it goes with the body. I have a friend. She got her period lay year and it has been pretty fine. She does something weird though. You know the place where you pee she like I don't even know how to describe it. I think tha it is sex with yourself. I tried to help her, but she keeps on doing it. I read online that you need a guy and she doesn't have what needs to make a child. I mean she has the period abut not the other thing. I am worried that she might get pregnant. Can you get pregnant from that? I mean she isn't even doing what she does near her vagina. Can she get pregnant from this? Please answer and help ASAP. She came to me for help and I turned to you guys please help!
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i feel like my boobs stoped groeing, in elem. i had one of the biggest now im in middle school and mine seem the same size.
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While this isn't the first time Lorde's ditched her gorgeous natural curls for the stage, we couldn't help but notice how particularly sleek and shiny her hair looked last night at the Billboard Music Awards. Paired with an all-black outfit and her signature dark lips, the straight style felt fresh but still very much Lorde.
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You know those places, the classic family restaurants where the dad cooks, the mom runs the cash register, grandma takes your order and the kids are at a corner table doing their homework.
We've all been to these locally owned, neighborhood eateries that range from a tiny hole in the wall to more spacious locales. They come and go — some buildings seem to have a new tenant every six months — while some get passed down over generations.
You have your favorite, you know you do.
In fact, most restaurants are such places. The National Restaurant Association reports that 70 percent of eateries across the country are single-unit businesses.
A lot of attention recently, though, has been paid to the national and regional chain restaurants that have descended on our town.
Now, I must point out that some chain locations are locally owned as well. They create local jobs and pay local gross receipts taxes.
Out in the community, though, I often hear concerns about what the chains will do the mom-and-pop places. Sure, many are happy to see restaurants they are familiar with from other parts of the country — let's face it, many Las Crucens are from somewhere else — and they are glad they don't have to travel to El Paso to get what they want, or wait until they are visiting relatives in California to get a taste of something familiar.
If I had a dollar for every time people have leaned over to me in church and whispered an inquiry or stopped me on the street or cornered me at the store or held me up at the doctor's office to ask when (insert name of favorite restaurant or store here) is coming to town, I'd be able to retire.
"When is Olive Garden coming?" Was the question I heard for years.
Now that Olive Garden is here, I mostly get asked about Trader Joe's or In-N-Out.
Still, based on other conversations I have and emails and phone calls I receive, a lot of you out there are concerned about the effect of corporate restaurants on the family eatery. I've had many conversations with owners of family restaurants throughout the years and the responses are across the spectrum, with most admitting they do worry about such competition.
Of course they do. That's not all they worry about, though. Running a business is a plethora of worries.
For the most part, though, owners of family restaurants report that they have regular customers that keep them going. If they are new, they know they need to build up that neighborhood clientele to offset the influx of new restaurants.
Brenda Barnett and her husband Bob have operated Burger Nook at 1204 E. Madrid Ave., since 1983. She said she does not fear the chains because she does not notice a dropoff in business.
"I didn't even know that Five Guys (Burgers and Fries) was open until somebody said something to us," Barnett said. "People are always comparing us to the big chains that come to town. (But) the locals always look for the little family place."
Ricardo Ramirez and his family operate La Guadalupana at 930 El Paseo Road. He admits that the opening of the new chain restaurants, even those across town on Telshor Boulevard, "sometimes makes a difference," at his place, which has been in its current location for eight months.
"Things are going so-so," he said.
Vince Vaccaro runs Lorenzo's Pan Am at 1753 E University Ave., and has been on the Las Cruces restaurant scene since the late '90s. He said his Italian restaurant notices when some new restaurants open, but are not hurt by them.
"Any restaurant, be it Italian or not, still has a little bit of an effect on us," Vaccaro said. "We're pretty lucky that there are not a lot of chain Italian places coming in.
"But still each place takes a little bit away."
He said the lure of the locally owned eatery is its uniqueness.
"You can't get the food we serve locally here," Vaccaro said. "You can't get an Andele's taco or a Lorenzo's sandwich everywhere."


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- Animated Characters: Three Little Pigs, Wolf.
- Originally Released in December of 1999 (Estimate).
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From a set of four short/featurettes planned by Disney and MovieToons (to be titled "Totally Twisted Fairy Tales"), which also included "Jack in the Beanstalk," "Redux Riding Hood" and a fourth cartoon that was never finalized. The idea was to make a more adult short by combining Disney artists and high-quality writers and their takes on classic fairy tales. The project ended up being a bit too weird for Disney, and only "Redux Riding Hood" was released, and then only to animation festival showings.
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1One who stays stubborn after many corrections
will be suddenly broken, beyond healing.
2When the righteous become numerous, the people rejoice,
but when the wicked dominate, the people moan.
3A man who loves wisdom makes his father rejoice,
but one who spends time with prostitutes destroys riches.
4A king gives stability to the land by justice,
but one who imposes heavy taxes tears it down.
5People who flatter their friends
spread out a net for their feet.
6The wicked are snared by their own sin;#Tg, Syr; MT In the sin of an evil man is a snare
the righteous sing and rejoice.
7The righteous know the rights of the poor,
but the wicked don't understand.
8Mockers set a city on fire,
but the wise turn back anger.
9When the wise make a legal charge against the foolish,
the fools shout, they laugh—there is no calm.
10Murderous people hate the innocent,
and they seek the lives of the virtuous.
11Fools show all their anger,
but the wise hold it back.
12If a ruler listens to lies,
those who serve him will be wicked.
13The poor and their oppressors have a common bond—
the Lord gives light to the eyes of both.
14If a king judges the poor honestly,
his throne will be established forever.
15The rod and correction lead to wisdom,
but children out of control shame their mothers.
16When the wicked become numerous, so do crimes;
the righteous will see their downfall.
17Instruct your children; they will give you peace of mind
and bring delight into your life.
18When there's no vision, the people get out of control,
but whoever obeys instruction is happy.
19Servants aren't disciplined by words;
they might understand, but they don't respond.
20Do you see people who are quick to speak?
There is more hope for fools than for them.
21Pamper servants from a young age,
and later on there will be trouble.
22Angry people stir up conflict;
hotheads cause much offense.
23Pride lays people low,
but those of humble spirit gain honor.
24Those who share plunder with thieves hate themselves;
even under oath, they don't testify.
25People are trapped by their fear of others;
those who trust the Lord are secure.
26Many seek access to the ruler,
but justice comes from the Lord.
27The unjust person is disgusting to the righteous;
the straight path is disgusting to the wicked.
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I'm working on a Hot Patterns Marrakesh pants...
I was so determined to try Sandra Betzina's fly front zieer method, but I didn't realize that you needed fly extensions as part of the patterns.
I've already cut the fabrics... Front pants pieces and separate zipper fly and fly front and fly shield.
Is it still somehow possible to use Sandra Betzina method?
Can I stitch the facings to the front pieces, or would it make it too bulky?
The same thing happened to me this week. I sewed on the extensions. It worked, but I was using pretty thin material.
Thank you Patti, I tried it... I'm also using thin material. It worked, and it's the best zipper job ever! :)
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Universal Schools & Colleges of Health & Human Services; 2023 Chicago Avenue, Suite B-1, Riverside, CA 92507, (951) 784-4466 or (800) 405-4872
I attended US Colleges of Riverside Phlebotomy Program in 2009, and I received my State of California Phlebotomy Certification - CPT 1 License. The training was of great interest to me, because I enjoy being a Phlebotomist. And this Phlebotomy Program is legitimate and not a scam like some phlebotomy schools that people have attended. This school is actually an "Accredited" program for Phlebotomist.
U.S. Colleges of Riverside was very helpful for me in obtaining a "State of California Phlebotomy Certification License" CPT 1. The duration of the Phlebotomy class runs for 80 hours (4 weeks).
While I was in attendance, my instructor was Alan Butler; never a dull moment with this instructor. Unless the instructor was showing the class one of those bio-hazard videos; that's when the sleepiness sneaks in.
This school is helpful for anyone wanting to obtain a State of California Phlebotomy Certification License - CPT1. The phlebotomy book given by the school is mainly studied in your own time, as homework. Most of the homework is self-motivated; there are not enough hours in this course to study the phlebotomy book in class. Unless you're at school earlier than most students, then you have a little time to study your phlebotomy book.
Most of the class hours are spent:
- Taking tests
- Studying text book
- Drawing blood - Venipuncture
- Finger punctures
- Observing our classmates drawing blood and critiquing
- Listening to the instructor's stories about his phlebotomy experiences
Phlebotomy students must have perfect attendance; the details are on the policy sheet. The homework should be done one to two hours a day, for reading and studying; this is crucial to passing the class successfully.
After completing the Phlebotomy course, there will be an externship. The externship is an on-the-job experience; it is hands-on with the patients. This was the most exciting part for me, interacting with the patients. You will learn quite a bit from the public and their needs. I did a great job at my externship site. I completed 75 venipunctures (blood draws) on my externship. Although it was required to complete only 50 venipunctures; I wanted to go the extra mile. Besides, Phlebotomy is the type of work I enjoy performing.
Finally, when the CPT 1 Phlebotomy course and externship is finished; you will receive a certificate of completion. The certificate will state that you fulfilled requirements of:
- 10 patient skin punctures
- 20 hour of basic didactic
- 50 patient venipunctures
- 20 hours of advanced didactic
- and 40 hours of practical phlebotomy training
Some of The Potential Employment Opportunities, After Training at U.S. Colleges of Riverside:
- Health Insurance Biller
- Medical Biller
- Health Insurance Claims
- Hospital Admissions
- Medical Record Clerk
- Medical Assistant
And there are many more potential employment opportunities, stated in U.S. Colleges of Riverside's brochure. Also for more details on this school you can contact U.S. Colleges of Riverside, 2023 Chicago Avenue, Suite B-1, Riverside, CA 92507, (951) 784-4466 or (800) 405-4872. You can ask about information on morning, evening, afternoon class, or anything you have questions about.
Do you remember the "Order of Draw for Blood Tubes," and the required test for each blood tube?
Note that the red top blood tube doesn't contain an "additive." The red top blood tube is used for "testing:" electrolytes, lipid panel, hepatic function, digoxin, bilirubin, and HCG - pregnancy.
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Big banks to attend Miami housing forum March 13
Here's another opportunity for Florida homeowners facing foreclosure to get help.
Attorney General Bill McCollum and the Florida InterAgency Mortgage Task Force will hold a free housing workshop Saturday, March 13, at Florida International University in Miami.
Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo will have 25 to 30 representatives available to assist homeowners with mortgage modifications. Borrowers should bring the following items:
*Mortgage loan number
*Proof of employment, such as a recent payroll check stub
*Bank account statement
*Income tax returns and W2 form
*Driver's license or picture ID
"I requested the assistance of these banks after hearing from hundreds of homeowners from across the state about their frustrations while attempting to save their homes or modify the terms of their mortgage," McCollum said in a statement.
The event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Representatives from state and local governments and community groups will answer individual questions and provide free information about their services.
Legal aid and volunteer lawyers will answer questions and provide brief consultations at no cost. HUD-certified housing counselors also will be in attendance.
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Archive - Apr 2009
April 12th
2009 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament: Day 4
By Borko_Popic
Sun, 04/12/2009 - 11:27pm
Game 9 (7th place)
Tidewater Sealants 100 - Portsmouth Sports Club 83
Tidewater Sealants 100 - Portsmouth Sports Club 83
Alex Ruoff
USA Falls To World Team 97-89 In 12th Annual Nike Hoop Summit
On Sun, 04/12/2009 - 11:44am.
USA Basketball
April 11th
World team defeats USA 97-89 at Nike Hoops Summit
On Sun, 04/12/2009 - 12:51am.
Associated Press
NCAA Tournament: Top 10 Teams NOT to win in past decade
By Kevin_Duffy
Sat, 04/11/2009 - 11:51pm
The beauty of the NCAA Tournament is that the best team doesn't always win. There are no "playoffs." There is no seven-game series. In one game--40 minutes--anyone can beat anyone. Remember the (34-1) Runnin Rebels of 1991 and the Fab Five Michigan Wolverines of 1993? Any team can advance, and that's why we love it so much. But at the same time, because the Big Dance is a "one bad game and you're out" scenario, the best team doesn't always win it all.
April 10th
2009 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament: Day 3
By Borko_Popic
Sat, 04/11/2009 - 12:50am
Norfolk Sports Club 88 – Portsmouth Sports Club 77
The 2nd consolation game was out of reach early, allowing Norfolk Sports Club to cruise to an easy victory.
April 9th
2009 Portsmouth Invitational Tournament: Day 2
By Borko_Popic
Thu, 04/09/2009 - 11:44pm
Game 3
K&D Round's Landscaping 70 – Tidewater Sealants 68
The early game saw the meeting of the losers from the previous night. It came down to the wire, where Tidewater's Chris Lowe had a drive to tie it, but he got blocked by Marcus Cousin at the buzzer.
Dwayne Collins to submit name for NBA Draft
On Thu, 04/09/2009 - 10:16pm.
Miami Herald
UCLA's Jrue Holiday to enter NBA draft
On Thu, 04/09/2009 - 6:24pm.
USA Today
Stock Watch: Final Four
By Aran_Smith
Thu, 04/09/2009 - 11:20am
By Aran Smith
While the games in Detroit didn't quite live up to expectations in the way of competition or excitement, they did give scouts a glimpse of top talent in the pressure cooker of the Final Four. Michigan State showed how playing as a team can overcome a talent disadvantage with their win over UConn to make the Final Four.
2009 NCAA Tournament Review
By Adi Joseph
Thu, 04/09/2009 - 10:23am
The team that everyone expected would, did.
With all the preseason hype they received, the North Carolina Tar Heels might've just headed North to Detroit and cut down the nets at Ford Field during football season.


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Art in the Evening. Rehoboth Beach Public Library. 6 p.m.-7:15 p.m. 6-7:15 p.m. Theme is "Art in the 21st Century." Art-themed film, followed by a discussion led by selected artists. Sponsored by the library and the Rehoboth Art League. Registration required. 302-227-8044.
Art Salon: Art of Glass Sculpture. Home of Tom Holmes and Mario Rocha, Rehoboth Beach. 6 p.m. Explore the art of glass sculpture with local artist Deb Appleby of Studio 24. Informal tour of the hosts' collection, hors d'oeuvres. $25. Call to register, 302-227-8408. Sponsored by the Rehoboth Art League.
Doll Making. Worcester County Library, Pocomoke City branch. 2 p.m. Learn how to make dolls from pillowcases, socks, handkerchiefs and more; history of dolls. 410-957-0878.
Monte Carlo Night. ATL Bistro, Delmar. 11 p.m. $25 entry fee. Blackjack, Texas Hold'em, money wheel, caps, music. 50/50 raffles, silent auction, buffet, cash bar.
On Stage. Salisbury University, Fulton Hall Black Box Theatre, Salisbury. 8 p.m. "The Laramie Project." Because of his sexual orientation, Matthew Shepard was brutally beaten, tied to a barbed wire fence and left to die. Based on interviews of those involved and affected by this show of hatred in an otherwise peaceable small town, the show explores the depths to which humanity can sink and the heights of which it is capable. Mature content. Candlelight vigil precedes the performance. $15; seniors, students and SU alumni with ID, $12. Benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. 410-543-6228.
Open Studio Drop-In Painting. Ocean City Center for the Arts. 10 a.m.-noon. For Art League of Ocean City members. $3 per session. 410-524-9433.
Pottery for Adults and Teens. Ocean City Center for the Arts. 6-8 p.m. Students will explore hand-building and wheel throwing techniques to make finished pieces of pottery. All skill levels welcome. For teens and adults, age 14 and up. $40 per session; $35 for members. Call for reservations, 410-524-9433.
Read Along With Rosie. Wicomico Public Library, main branch, Salisbury. 6:30 p.m. Family-oriented story time for ages 5-11 and parents/caregiver. Singing with guitar and CD accompaniment, interactive stories, theme-related craft, light refreshments. Free. 410-749-3612.
Story Time. Worcester County Library, Ocean Pines branch. 10:30 a.m. Stories, rhymes, finger plays, music and crafts. Different theme each session. For ages 2-5. 410-208-4014.
Taste of the Town. Delmarvalous Occasions, Salisbury. 6-9 p.m. Music by Test Kitchen. Drinks, desert, chef competition. 410-749-0144.
Friday, Oct. 18
Book of the Month. Worcester County Library, Berlin branch, Berlin. 1 p.m. Featuring "King Peggy: An American Secretary, Her Royal Destiny and the Inspiring True Story of How She Changes an African Village." 410-641-0650.
Branson On The Road. OC Jamboree, West Ocean City. 2-3:30 p.m. $25. 410-213-7581.
Cemetery House. Sharptown and Hastings roads, Laurel. Next to Odd Fellows Cemetery. Tickets sold 7-11 p.m. $10; under age 6, free. Bring a nonperishable food item for a $1 discount. Parking available next to the Laurel firehouse. Benefits Boy Scouts of America, 4-H and other charities. 410-822-2450.
Drive-In Movie. The Amphitheater at Heron Ponds, Delmar. Gates open 6 p.m. Movie begins at dusk. Featuring "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory," rated G. $10 per carload. Patrons welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit closer to the screen. 410-896-9600.
Fall Vendor Shopping Event. The City Center, Salisbury. Noon-8 p.m. Featuring vendors from various companies including Thirty-One, Celebrating Home, Herl's, Scentsy, ME Creations, Mia Bella, more. Door prizes. 443-783-7582.
Family Fun Night: Pumpkin Painting. Ocean Pines Community Center, Assateague Room. 6:30-8 p.m. Bring your own pumpkin or purchase one, $6. All decorations and paint provided. $6; Ocean Pines residents, $5. 410-641-7052.
Game Lounge. Wicomico Public Library, The Centre branch, Salisbury. 6:30 p.m. Featuring video games, card games, board games. For teens. Free. 410-546-5397.
Golf Tournament. Ocean City Golf Club, Berlin. 12:30 p.m. Pink Ribbon Classic event. 410-251-6555.
Haunted Halls. Salisbury Middle School. 6-8 p.m. Hosted by the Salisbury Middle School PTA. Activities for all ages include haunted halls tour, trick-or-treating, face painting, entertainment, games, costume contest, Sunshine the Clown, food. $5; under age 2, free. Parental supervision required. 443-614-1453.$5 children under 2 are free.
Hooked Rug Exhibit. Worcester County Library, Ocean Pines branch. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Presented by the Delmarva Friendship Rugcrafters. 410-289-4110.
International Dinner Series. Salisbury University, The Commons, Bistro. 4:30-7:30 p.m. Halloween dinner. Music by the Such Fools band. $11.53; ages 5 and under, $7. 410-543-6271.
Nightmare's Haunted House. Delmarva Aluminum building, Delmar. 7:30 p.m. Not suggested for children under age 7. $13. Bring a nonperishable food item for a $2 discount. Benefits American Cancer Society, Boys and Girls Clubs of Western Sussex, Delmar Fire Department, Connections Community Support Program.
On Stage. Salisbury University, Fulton Hall Black Box Theatre, Salisbury. 8 p.m. "The Laramie Project." Because of his sexual orientation, Matthew Shepard was brutally beaten, tied to a barbed wire fence and left to die. Based on interviews of those involved and affected by this show of hatred in an otherwise peaceable small town, the show explores the depths to which humanity can sink and the heights of which it is capable. Mature content. Candlelight vigil precedes the performance. $15; seniors, students and SU alumni with ID, $12. Benefits Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. 410-543-6228.
Organist to Perform. St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Salisbury. 7 p.m. John Walker, one of the nation's most highly regarded organists, performs the dedication concert for St. Peter's Episcopal Church's new hybrid organ, during downtown Salisbury's Third Friday celebration. Free will offering will be taken to meet expenses. Reception follows. 410-742-5118.
Slaughter House Farms. 32076 Gordy Road, Laurel. Begins at dusk. Off Route 13, just south of Johnny Janosik. Haunted house experience featuring screams, gunshots and loud music coming from the farm. Adults, $8; ages 10-13, $6. Not suggested for children under age 10. Benefits Operation We Care, which collects donations, packs boxes and ships them to deployed men and women in time for the holidays.
Third Friday: Falltoberween. Downtown, Salisbury. 5-8 p.m. Live music by Eastern Electric, local arts, pumpkin carving contest, pumpkin smash.
Saturday, Oct. 19
7th annual Costen House Museum Art Show. Delmarva Discovery Center, Pocomoke City. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Featuring work by local and regional artists. Proceeds benefit the Costen House Museum and its garden. 410-957-4579.
ACToberfest Paddlemania. Castaways RV Resort and Campground, West Ocean City. 2-10 p.m. Advance tickets $35 for adults, $15 for ages 5-12; age 4 and under are free. Live music, local food, paddling events and demos, bonfire, children's activities. Tickets include dinner and kayak and SUP rentals. Benefits Assateague Coastal Trust. 410-629-1538.
Autumn Wine Festival. Pemberton Historical Park, Salisbury. 12:30-6:30 p.m. Unlimited tasting from more than 20 Maryland wineries, live music, wine education, regional cuisine. One-day tasting ticket in advance, $25; two-day, $40. Non-tasting, $5. At the gate, tasting, $35; non-tasting, $10. VIP tickets, $55; two-day, $90. www.autumnwinefestival.org.
Ballroom and Latin Dance Party. St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church Hall, Salisbury. Free lesson, 7:30-8:15 p.m. Open dancing, 8:15-10:30 p.m. $12.50; USA Dance members and students, $10. 410-742-0879.
Block Party and Cookout. Church Street Community, Salisbury. Noon-3 p.m. Food, games, activities for children. Get to know your neighbors, Habitat for Humanity and other organizations serving the community.
Car, Bike, Truck Show. American Legion, Berlin. Noon-4 p.m. Vehicle registration, $10. Trophies awarded. Chicken and fish platters and sandwiches on sale. Disco follows at 8 p.m. Hosted by Hogs and Heroes Delaware 1 Chapter. Benefits Hebron Fire Department and Maryland National Guard MP company in Salisbury.
Cemetery House. Sharptown and Hastings roads, Laurel. Next to Odd Fellows Cemetery. Tickets sold 7-11 p.m. $10; under age 6, free. Bring a nonperishable food item for a $1 discount. Parking available next to the Laurel firehouse. Benefits Boy Scouts of America, 4-H and other charities. 410-822-2450.
Charbroiled Chicken Barbecue. American Legion Post 64, Salisbury. Noon-4:30 p.m. $7. Includes half a chicken, beans and chips. Drinks, $1.25. Held weather permitting.
Chipman Cultural Center Gala. Wicomico Youth & Civic Center, Salisbury. 5:30-8:30 p.m. The center, a historic African-American Church, was built in 1838. Doors open at 5 p.m. for a social our. Dinner served at 6 p.m. Program 7-8:30 p.m. 410-860-9290.
Community Yard Sale. Word of Life Center Church, Salisbury. 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Hosted by the church. Tables, $10. Hot dogs, car wash. 410-422-3547.
Craft Fair. Wesley United Methodist Church, Georgetown. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Spaces available, $25. 302-856-2414.
Dog Days: Paws to Read. Wicomico Public Library, main branch, Salisbury. 2 p.m. Children read to a dog for 5-7 minutes; volunteer will be present during the entire session. Program helps build reading confidence in children while they are relaxing and having fun. Children must be 4-12 years old, must be accompanied by an adult and not have any allergies to dogs. Bring your own book or choose a book from the library to read. Registration and permission slips required. Free. 410-749-3612.
Drive-In Movie. The Amphitheater at Heron Ponds, Delmar. Gates open 6 p.m. Movie begins at dusk. Featuring "Rear Window," rated PG. $10 per carload. Patrons welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets to sit closer to the screen. 410-896-9600.
eReader Tech Zoo. Worcester County Library, Berlin branch. 2 p.m. Learn how to download ebooks from your public library. Kindle connections, 10 a.m.; Nook know-how, 10:45 a.m.; iPad info, 11:30 a.m. No registration needed. 410-641-0650.
Fall Festival. St. Stephens United Methodist Church, Delmar. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oyster fritters, music by the Kings Ambassadors, barrel train rides, hayrides, homemade ice cream, crafts, yard sale, petting zoo, children's crafts. 302-846-9501.
Fall Festival. Zion United Methodist Church, Salisbury. 9 a.m. Oyster sandwiches, homemade ice cream, chicken salad, pork barbecue sandwiches, soups, breakfast sandwiches. Baked goods, crafts, country store.
Fall Festival and Bazaar. Allen Community Hall, Allen. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Fried oyster sandwiches; vegetable beef, bean and chicken soups; chicken salad sandwiches, Maryland beaten biscuits, sweet potato biscuits, hot dogs, platters with green beans, homemade dumplings, roll and choice of chicken salad or oyster fritter. Children's activities, including make-and-take crafts, pumpkin decorating. Local vendors, knife sharpening, crafts, plants and flowers, baked goods. Outdoor yard sale, 9 a.m., weather permitting; tables available, $10. 410-749-5650. Portion of proceeds will benefit Christian Shelter.
Fall Festival Car Show. Wright's Market, Mardela Springs. Registration 10-11 a.m. Show, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Registration fee, $5. All vehicles of interest welcome. Hosted by Delmarva Late Great Chevys. 410-546-3587.
Family Drop-In Art Saturday. Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art, Salisbury. 10 a.m.-noon. Artist and carver Bill Belote will guide students in painting a puffin silhouette that can be submitted to the 2014 youth division, Ward carving championship. Free. 410-742-4988.
Fish Dinner. St. James United Methodist Church, Pocomoke City. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Fried fish, fried potatoes, string beans, cornbread, dessert. $9.
Fried Chicken Dinner. New Hope United Methodist Church, Willards. Noon. All-you-can-eat fried chicken, mashed potatoes, greens, string beans, macaroni and cheese, beets, biscuits, dessert, coffee. Adults, $12. Carryouts available. 410-543-8244, 443-235-0251.
Genealogy Workshop. Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury. 9:30 a.m.-noon. "Getting Started," learn the basics of conducting family history research. $20; $15 for Nabb Center members. 1 p.m., discussion on local family histories lead by M.K. Miles, creator of the online genealogy database, Miles Files; free. At 3 p.m., Vaughn Baker shares his research on the British origins of the earliest Chesapeake Bay settlers; free. Call for reservations, 410-543-6312.
Harvest Festival. Bates Memorial United Methodist Church, Snow Hill. 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Oyster fritters, chicken salad, soups, clam chowder, bake and candy tables, country store, white elephant table.
Healthy U, Healthy Me Retreat. St. Matthew United Methodist Church, Girdletree. Third annual retreat. Registration, 8 a.m. Retreat 8:30 a.m.-noon. Guest speaker is physical therapist La Tonya Martin, Snow Hill. 443-373-7183.
Hooked Rug Exhibit. Worcester County Library, Ocean Pines branch, Ocean Pines. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Presented by the Delmarva Friendship Rugcrafters. 410-289-4110.
Hot Sauce and Oyster Fest. Cannery Way Park, Cambridge. 1-8 p.m. Oysters prepared a variety of ways, more than 100 hot sauces available for tasting. Music, other food on sale. $5 admission. 410-228-0108.
International Dinner Series. Salisbury University, The Commons, Bistro. 4:30-7:30 p.m. Recipes from Home dinner. $11.53; ages 5 and under, $7. 410-543-6271.
Kids Craft Series. Wicomico Public Library, The Centre branch, Salisbury. 2 p.m. Fun projects for kids of all ages. Free. 410-546-5397.
Lego Challenge. Wicomico Public Library, The Centre branch, Salisbury. 4 p.m. Expand your Lego building skills to meet a new challenge each week. For ages 6-11. 410-546-5397.
Making Strides 5K Run/Walk. Boardwalk and Inlet parking lot area, Ocean City. Registration, 7:30 a.m. Run starts at 9 a.m. Walk starts 9:30 a.m. Pink Ribbon Classic event. 410-341-3490, 410-749-1635, ext. 29113.
Native American Indian Heritage Festival & Pow-Wow. Bending Water Park, Marion Station. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Accohannock Indian Tribe Healing of All Nations Pow Wow. Native dancing, demonstrations, crafts, food. Aztec Dancers from Mexico City will perform. $4. Boy and Girl Scouts in uniform, and kids under age 5, admitted free; ages 6-12 and seniors, $3. 410-623-2660.
Nightmare's Haunted House. Delmarva Aluminum building, Delmar. 7:30 p.m. Not suggested for children under age 7. $13. Bring a nonperishable food item for a $2 discount. Benefits American Cancer Society, Boys and Girls Clubs of Western Sussex, Delmar Fire Department, Connections Community Support Program.
Ocean Pines Farmers Market. White Horse Park, Ocean Pines. 8 a.m.-noon. Open Saturdays through Oct. 26. 410-641-7717, ext. 3006.
Octoberfest. Downtown Historic Berlin , Berlin. Noon-6 p.m. Free admission. 443-735-0957, 410-641-4775.
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Demos: Judge financial institutions on how they treat their customers
• Report challenges industry to use 'best buy tables' to champion consumers
• Link pay to customer service targets and cut bonuses for those who fail
• Tougher penalties for banks who break rules and mistreat consumers
Consumer bodies should produce quality-based best buy tables for financial institutions, ranking their products on how well they work for customers, according to the think-tank Demos.
The plan is one of a number of ideas proposed by a timely new report calling on banks and other institutions to be judged on their customer service record, forcing them to better respond to their customers' needs.
The research is published by Demos Finance, the financial research unit at the think tank Demos, and comes at a crunch time for the big five high street banks.
The National Audit Office, the Government's spending watchdog, is expected to soon publish an investigation into the new regulatory regime for banks and other financial institutions.
Labour leader Ed Miliband said in a recent speech calling for banking reform: "Under a Labour government, you will no longer be serving the banks. Instead, the banks will be serving you."
He followed up with a TV interview saying he would involve consumer groups in ensuring there is genuine competition between businesses, adding that Labour "aimed to be the party of the consumer".
The Demos report Putting Customers First recommends:
• New best buy tables that combine quality measures of customer satisfaction along with price of financial products such as savings accounts, loans and mortgages.
• Faster progress in moving away from using sales targets for financial incentives, and instead tying rewards for front-line staff to consumer satisfaction and making sure that bonuses for those at the top are also clearly linked to how well customer needs are met.
• Supporting the Financial Conduct Authority in using its powers to enforce swift and uncompromising punishment for misconduct, including greater use of criminal and civil sanctions against individuals.
• Regulators cut back their focus on low-risk financial products, enabling banks and others to pass any savings onto customers, while ensuring high-risk products such as pensions remain under scrutiny.
• Better support for consumers who find it hard to understand financial products and publicity campaigns to explain the risks and consequences of certain types of transactions, including getting into debt.
Director of Demos Finance, Andrew Freeman, who authored the report said:
"When it comes to price comparison websites customers are spoiled for choice, but very little separates high street banks on price. It is easy for them to keep a close eye on what their rivals are doing, and quickly match any offers.
"What we should be doing is judging banks and other financial institutions on how they treat their customers. Best-buy tables, from a central and independent source that people can trust, would empower consumers when choosing who should look after their money, and force banks to put their customers' needs first.
"Rewarding bank bosses for good customer services could force them to think harder about offering innovative and helpful financial products beyond the current spectrum of deals. Encouraging banks to do this would be a huge boost for competition in the sector."
The report, Putting Customers First, authored by Andrew Freeman and Hilary Cooper, is published by Demos on Thursday 30 January 2014.
This report focuses on the regulation of the retail finance market and the conduct of financial institutions when providing consumers with financial products and services, as overseen by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). (This is separate from the regulation of systemic risk, which is the role of the Prudential Regulation Authority and is outside the scope of this study).
The FCA formally began operations in April 2013. Two months later the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards published a highly critical report on standards and culture within the sector, with many of the Banking Commissioners' recommendations being incorporated into the Financial Services (Banking Reform) Act passed in December 2013.
This research was supported by Lloyds Banking Group.
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It's the end of the world as we know it ... and you'll feel fine. Leave it to the Abbey, the "world's best gay bar," to put a wacky spin on the end of the Mayan calendar. The big Apocalypse 2012: Party Until the End of Time is where you can say good-bye to the planet with an extravaganza of fire dancers, go-go warriors and yes, Mayan sacrifices. (Don't expect any virgins though ... this is the Abbey, after all). VIP packages start at $100 including hosted bar, appetizers and champagne toast at midnight. More info: www.theabbey.com
Forget Paris. If you want to spend a night at the Moulin Rouge, you can do it on New Year's Eve when Vermont Kitchen & Bar, Rockwell and Barre VT transform their spaces into a multi-sensory experience of music, food, dancing, drinking and live art. Three dinner and performance seatings will be presented throughout the evening with entertainment from the cast of "For the Record: Baz Luhrmann" as well as complimentary absinthe tastings, rooftop cigar lounge, can-can girls, live sketches by Toulouse-Lautrec and a French-inspired dessert bar. Costumes or black tie encouraged. Prices start at $157 per person and include all tax and gratuity. Enter the code "SATINE" for a 45% discount until December 24; same code provides a 25% discount after December 24. More info: www.showatbarre.com
The Roxy will be rocking in the New Year in true Sunset Strip style with a Love Battle Royale. The multi-band bill going on at the Roxy when bands hit the stage including headliners Warner Drive and Semi Precious Weapons. The party starts at 7:30pm. General admission tickets $25; VIP tickets $45. More info: www.theroxyonsunset.com
This subterranean speakeasy-ish spot beneath/behind the historic Victorian is hosting a three-story New Year's Eve bash, complete with two bands and a DJ. Paul Chesne will be playing at Basement Tavern, Howlin' Woods are playing in the Attic Bar of the Victorian, and DJ Oscar Rangel will be on the main floor. Tickets are $25 and presale wristbands can be purchased anytime at BT. More info: www.facebook.com/basementtavern
For an evening of class and sass, check out New Year's Eve with Pink Martini, the 12-piece multicultural group that will transport you to the middle of a samba parade in Rio de Janeiro to a romantic '30s Parisian cafe all from a single stage. There are two performances (7pm and 10:30pm) with tickets starting at $78. FYI: If you want to eat before (or after ) the show, the adjacent Patina Restaurant is hosting three NYE seatings at 4:30pm, 7pm and 10pm. More info: www.laphil.com & www.patinarestaurant.com/holidays
It makes sense that the Egyptian Theatre is where you can usher in 2012 with Cleopatra and her court(yard). Cleopatra's New Year's Eve Ball takes place in the theater's courtyard as well as indoors with food stations, VIP open bar, DJs spinning Top 40 and hip-hop mashups to a giant LED light show and a midnight balloon drop and confetti blast. Party is 9pm-2am with tickets starting at $75. More info: www.cleopatras.eventbrite.com
If your idea of ringing in the New Year with a bang includes hanging out with AC Slater (well, not really hanging out, more like watching) along with thousands of your closest friends, then check out the Big Bang New Year's Eve celebration at Hollywood & Highland featuring 15 DJs, celebrity guests and live performances by Lupe Fiasco and Cobra Starship. More info: www.bigbangnye.com
How's this for ringing in a prosperous New Year: Head over to Taberna Mexicana for the delicious food--no pricey prix-fixe here, just the regular menu with can't-miss dishes like octopus carpaccio, chicken albondigas, chile relleno and tres leches cake with blowtorched marshmallow--and get a FREE $25 gift card! This also goes for anyone who dines in on New Year's Day, too. More info: www.tabernamexicana.com
All you can drink for $35? Yes, please! From 11pm-2am, Mezze is turning their beautifully dining airy space into a dancing and drinking hot spot with an open bar for only $35. But before you do that, consider making a dinner reservation. The $65 meal includes plenty of small plate options like the famed shawarma and cauliflower flatbread with seatings from 6pm-8:30pm and 8:45-11pm. More info: www.mezzela.com
This popular NoHo hangout has two options for New Year's Eve. The first is Dinner & Drinks ($50) with two seatings that include a four-course menu, live jazz, entrance to the upstairs lounge and free parking. The second option is Drinks & Dancing ($90), which includes a VIP open premium bar, appetizers 10:30pm-11:30pm, champagne toast and free parking. More info: www.thefederalbar.com
Two years in one night? That's right. AnQi, the Vegas-style restaurant and lounge for OC scenesters, is hosting a 2011 farewell dinner and the first breakfast of 2012 with a huge blowout that includes aerialists, an avant-garde food bazaar and molecular dining experience. (An a la carte dinner is also available 5pm-7:30pm.) Starting at 9pm, the "Forbidden Den" will stir things up with live music, dancing, an edible food wall, interactive molecular gastronomy station, geisha serving tables, noodle and dumpling rickshaw, library of sushi, liquid nitrogen ice cream exhibit, decadent dessert art and a breakfast bar after the ball drops. Tickets are $170 and VIP packages are available. More info: www.anqibistro.com
This chic downtown bistro has three packages to make sure you celebrate New Year's Eve in style: American in Paris ($50 including reserved seating in the Fedora Room), Swell-E-Gant Dinner ($85) and An Affair to Remember ($112, which includes access to the Fedora Room, which will have French cabaret and burlesque). Bonus: each package includes food, drinks, live music, countdown, champagne toast and an "Auld Lang Syne" sing-along at midnight. And if you're dashing off to the theater, you can reserve your table starting at 4pm through 6:30pm with an a la carte menu of classic choices like Oysters Rockefeller, Lobster Thermador and Steak Diane. More info: www.firstandhope.com
For fun on the cheap, check out the New Year's Eve party at Rush Street. There's no cover charge and dinner specials 5:30pm-10pm (reservations recommended). Starting at 8 pm, the upstairs lounge (you know, the one with the stripper pole) is offering bottle service on the couches for $400 (4-8 people), or $150 per table for 2 (reservations required). You can also do the bottomless Bloody Mary and Mimosa brunch on New Year's Day. No hangover required. More info: www.rushstreetculvercity.com
Celebrate NYE around the world at Crustacean, which will be streaming the most spectacular international New Year's Eve festivities along with live entertainment featuring Brazilian dancers, DJ, pop violinist Yennie Nam and themed cocktails. The party starts at 3pm with the Beatles taking you for a stroll down Abbey Road, samba dancing at Copacabana Beach at 6pm, the big crystal ball drop in Times Square at 9pm and a Beverly Hills toast at midnight. An a la carte menu is available 12pm-9pm and a prix-fixe final seating begins at 9pm for $189. More info: www.anfamily.com
For a festive and upscale affair, Casa Del Mar is preparing a special menu with lots of options including oysters, lobster and filet mignon. There are two seatings-7pm for $85 and 8pm for $185 including champagne toast and party. If you don't want to do dinner, you can also just party in the Lobby Lounge for $40 with music by Aejay'e & The Full Spectrum Band. More info: www.hotelcasadelmar.com
If dancing in the streets for NYE isn't exactly your style, then maybe eating at Street is. Susan Feniger's multi-culti ode to street food is serving up a $55 six- course menu with everything from Bolivian shrimp chowder to Malaysian curried short ribs, plus complimentary champagne and cocktails at midnight. As always, vegetarian/vegan options are available. More info: www.eatatstreet.com
This restaurant inside the Loews hotel is celebrating NYE with a special four-course menu of tasty modern California cuisine. Two seatings are available at 6pm ($85 per person) and 9pm ($125 per person) with the late seating offering a champagne toast. There's also a New Year's Day Champagne Brunch Buffet with made-to-order omelets and waffles, bagels with smoked salmon, Southwest fajita bar, carving stations, an assortment of seasonal specialties and more for $49 per person. Reservations available 11am-2pm. More info: www.santamonicaloewshotel.com
SOL Cocina is inviting guests to celebrate their New Year's Weekend without the fuss of leaving Orange County or making elaborate plans. There's a special New Year's Brunch on both Saturday and Sunday from 10am-3pm with Mexican brunch specialties and bottomless mimosas and for NYE, expect chef's specials along with the regular menu + a champagne toast at midnight and live DJ. More info: www.solcocina.com
So you're in the Inland Empire, huh? You don't have to drive to LA for some NYE action. Ra Pour, a sleek restaurant and lounge in Rancho Cucamonga's Victoria Gardens, is ringing in the New Year with a three-course dinner at three different seatings: 5pm-7pm for $49; 7pm-9pm for $49; and 9:30pm to close for $74, including champagne toast. More info: www.rapourrestaurant.com
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Dalai Lama calls on Myanmar monks to treat Muslims according to principles
The Myanmar government has so far refused to extricate the stateless Rohingyas from their citizenship limbo, despite international pressure to give them a legal status.The Dalai Lama has called on Myanmar monks to act according to Buddhist principles against Muslims in the country. "Those Burmese monks, please, when they develop some kind of anger towards Muslim brothers and sisters, please, remember the Buddhist faith," the Buddhist leader said at a press conference held after an annual human rights conference in the Czech capital Prague on Tuesday. "I am sure... that would protect those Muslim brothers and sisters who are becoming victims," he said. Also on Tuesday, Aung San Suu Kyi, the chairperson of the country's National League for Democracy, said Myanmar's constitution should change.
"The ethnic problem will not be solved by this present constitution, which does not meet the aspirations of the ethnic nationalities," Suu Kyi said.About 800,000 Rohingya Muslims in the western state of Rakhine are deprived of citizenship rights due to the policy of discrimination that has denied them the right of citizenship and made them vulnerable to acts of violence and persecution, expulsion, and displacement. The Myanmar government has so far refused to extricate the stateless Rohingyas from their citizenship limbo, despite international pressure to give them a legal status. Rohingya Muslims have faced torture, neglect, and repression in Myanmar for many years. Hundreds of Rohingyas are believed to have been killed and thousands displaced in recent attacks by extremists who call themselves Buddhists. The extremists frequently attack Rohingyas and have set fire to their homes in several villages in Rakhine. Myanmar army forces allegedly provided the fanatics containers of petrol for torching the houses of Muslim villagers, who were then forced to flee. Myanmar's government has been accused of failing to protect the Muslim minority. Rohingyas are said to be Muslim descendants of Persian, Turkish, Bengali, and Pathan origin, who migrated to Myanmar as early as the 8th century. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch have issued separate statements, calling on Myanmar to take action to protect the Rohingya Muslim population against extremists. NT/MHB/AS